Ever since the voting public in its infinite meatheadedness made the former president the current president, Senator Angus King of Maine, an independent, has taken it upon himself to be a voice in favor of the national legislature's becoming a coequal branch of government again—to check and balance what is becoming a seriously unchecked and unbalanced executive branch led by an unchecked and a profoundly unbalanced president. Over the past month, he's addressed the Senate in an attempt to convince his colleagues to consult the original owner's manual. He went even further when I spoke with him recently. |
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The Citizen Promaster Dive "Fugu" is an automatic favorite in a sea of quartz movements. |
| Clifton 9's included—but sizes are going fast. |
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Waxed cotton originated in sailcloth and was, for decades, the choice of sailors, ranchers, and explorers. Then modern chemistry figured out how to turn liquefied dinosaur bones into a synthetic fabric, and we got the swishy modern raincoat. But this is Esquire, where we still care watches as mechanical alternatives to the clock on our iPhones. There has to be a place for the old stuff right? |
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Will the next group of vacationers finally check into a luxurious ski resort? |
| How to look your age—and still be the best-dressed guy in the room. |
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Jon Pardi has made his bones on straight-down-the-middle, old-school country. With his brawny twang, clever (but not afraid to be corny) wordplay, and fiddle-forward arrangements, he's had six number-one country hits across the past decade—including back-to-back singles, "Head Over Boots" and "Dirt on My Boots," that were both certified six times platinum. And yet, pop fans have probably never heard his name. |
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