You deserve it. He deserves it. I mention this in the Esquire coffee table book guide, but I truly believe our loss of ballparks is a national tragedy. Bigger, "fan-friendly" stadiums have been ...

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They call her Lady Luck, but there is room for doubt. A lot of room, in fact. An airplane hangar full of doubt, in fact. From The New York Times: Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican ...

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“With the rising demand for vinyl players, it seemed the perfect time to rerelease it,” Yu Kambe, Audio-Technica’s product manager, tells Esquire. “The older generation can get that ...

There's no doubt that one of the most popular thriller shows going these days is The Lincoln Lawyer, Netflix's adaptation of the Michael Connelly novels about Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo ...

Two more cases of suspected foot-and-mouth in humans have proved negative, it emerged today. The Public Health Laboratory Service said eight of the 13 samples being investigated had now tested ...

Sally Potter has gone "popular" with The Man Who Cried, a story-heavy tale of a Russian Jewess named Fegele (Christina Ricci) who escapes the pogroms as a child, but loses track of her father ...

Naomi Girma Is the First Million-Dollar Player in Women’s Soccer. She’s Underpaid.

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