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An Exit Interview with David Granger, Editor in Chief of Esquire
Quality time and a round of golf — for money — with David Granger, the Editor in Chief of Esquire for 19 years and winner of 17 National Magazine awards.
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ArchiveThe Magazine: Issue One
Issue Three | Issue Two | Issue One | Shop the Store | 40,000 words. 280 pages.
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ArchiveOne Week, One Billion Dollars — It’s a ‘Gigaweek’ in the Art World. Here Are the Six Works That Matter.
Two of the biggest art auction houses are going head-to-head in NYC.
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ArchiveThe Man Who Backflips Bulls
For five-time World Champion Dusty Tuckness, rodeo bullfighting isn’t just saving fallen cowboys from hooves and horns — it’s turning the escape into a masterpiece.
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Archive10 Questions with the Man Who Out-Jumped Felix Baumgartner
A 57-year-old retired Google executive broke the record for the highest-altitude jump, but you’ve never heard of him.
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ArchiveThese Are the Stunning Works of the National Design Award Winners
Meet the individuals and companies that are enriching America through design.
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ArchiveBuilding the Perfect Hi-Fi Listening Room
A daydream of the perfect listening room, at any cost.
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ArchiveThe Best TV and Movies to Stream in May
Chef’s Table Returns and Bryan Cranston takes to HBO.
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Archive72 Hours in San Luis Obispo County, California
Though best known for its namesake city, greater San Luis Obispo County offers both mountains, coastlines and some of the country’s best ‘cue.
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ArchiveBig Cigar, Little Book, Perfect Summer Afternoon
Conveniently, it takes about the same length of time to smoke a big cigar as it does to read a short novella.
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ArchiveMeet the Little Map Publisher Doing Big Things
Herb Lester is producing paper maps in the face of the smartphone revolution.
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ArchiveReview: The Future of Sustainable Luxury Hotels
No guilt over excess towels, and all the perks of a fine hotel.
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Archive25 Great American Boutique Hotels
From a mid-century Palm Springs oasis to a vintage inn in the Catskills, these are the country’s best boutique hotels.
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ArchiveRemembering Prince, Who Taught Men to Be More Than Men
Everyone has their favorite version of Prince, because everybody sees a little bit of themselves in Prince.
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ArchiveMr Porter Updates Patrick Bateman’s ‘80s Style, for the Stage
American Psycho gets a successful update for the Broadway stage, with the suit to match.
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ArchiveWipebook Pro Is the Whiteboard You Can Bring With You
The Wipebook Pro condenses all the benefits of a whiteboard into a portable, leather bound notebook.
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ArchiveThree New Hotel Openings, All Worthy of a Reservation
These are three — in South Carolina, New York and California — that you should plan on staying at this summer.
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ArchiveA Visit to Cincinnati’s Shop for Vintage Guitars and Rock Gods
Mike’s Music is an unexpected den of some of Rock’s greatest vintage guitars, amps, and the occasional stop-in by great bands.
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ArchiveWhat Does It Take to Binge-Watch for 94 Hours? Ask This Man
What would you watch for 94 hours straight?
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ArchiveMaking the Case That Precision Is the Key to Success
Precision is part of everyday life too, whether you’re shaving, running for a train or soaking up time with your family.