esquire.comadded August 2026
Esquireby Brady Langmann23d ago
I don’t need to wait for the Emmys to wrap up tonight to tell you this: nothing will make me happier than Tom Pelphrey’s win for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for Task.
Esquireby Eric Francisco23d ago
What does it take to be a leading man on TV? Better yet, what does it take to be an award-winning television leading man?
Esquireby Josh Rosenberg23d ago
Awards shows are constantly trying out new tricks to bring audiences back. We’ve seen some weird ideas recently—donation trackers that subtract money for overlong speeches, and even live Polymarket...
Esquireby Eric Francisco24d ago
A million years ago, in the old days of television, there was a thing called “fall.” It was after summer, when television shows aired new seasons, and networks debuted new shows. It was great.
Esquireby Alyson Krueger24d ago
On Sunday afternoon, during the men’s finals of the U.S. Open, I was with New York Knicks stars José Alvarado and Josh Hart in the Grey Goose suite, an exclusive space inside Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Esquireby Eric Francisco24d ago
Remember Superman? It was a pretty big deal last summer. You’ll recall that Nathan Fillion starred in it as Guy Gardner, who in DC’s comics was the “backup choice” for Hal Jordan as Earth’s Green...
Esquireby Josh Rosenberg25d ago
LaMonica Garrett summed it up the best this week on Lioness. After chasing Joe’s (Zoe Saldaña) captors and bouncing the responsibility for the kidnapping from Russia to Iran, to Ukraine, and then...
Esquireby Eric Francisco26d ago
The end is now. Three and a half years after Diablo IV, Blizzard Entertainment is announcing the next installment in its popular action role-playing series: Diablo V.
Esquireby Madison McGee27d ago
Apple’s September 9 keynote is getting a lot of buzz for the controversial iPhone Duo, but as far as we’re concerned, AirPods 5 are the star of the show.
Esquireby Bryn Gelbart27d ago
Most everyone I talk to who still reads books uses an e-reader. For as much as I love the feel, the look, even the smell of a physical book, I get it.
Esquireby Eric Francisco27d ago
Where were you on September 11, 2001? At work, or at school? Maybe passed out from a hangover in the lounge after just missing one of the hijacked flights?
Esquireby Bryn Gelbart; Josh Rosenberg; Eric Francisco28d ago
Will 2026 go down as one of the best years in video games? It’s been a long time since a single calendar year has been so completely stacked as the one we’re having right now.
Esquireby Josh Rosenberg28d ago
The first hour of Na Hong-jin’s Hope holds its own among the greatest monster thrillers in film history.
Esquireby Sirena He29d ago
Even with six successful novels under her belt, Emily St. John Mandel is still fascinated by the lives left unlived.
Esquireby Eric Francisco29d ago
When Ted Lasso began, it was so easy to hate Jamie Tartt, who is played by Phil Dunster. By the end of season 3, it was difficult not to love him.
Esquireby Josh Rosenberg29d ago
It isn’t easy being Chad Powers. Glen Powell’s character on the Hulu comedy series is a disgraced football player who disguises himself as a college quarterback just so that he can play the game he...
Esquireby Bryn Gelbart29d ago
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Esquireby Eric Francisco29d ago
It’s still hot here on the East Coast. It’s not even the end of summer yet. But Ted Lasso rings in the new year anyway with its latest episode.
Esquireby Josh Rosenberg29d ago
This story ran in Esquire’s entertainment newsletter, “The Cliff-Hanger.” Sign up here. The 2026 Emmy Awards take place on a Monday night this year, at 8:00 p.m. ET on September 14 via NBC/Peacock.
Esquireby Eric Francisco8 Sept 2026
If I had a quarter every time Andrew Garfield starred in a biographical thriller about a real-life tech mogul, I’d have two quarters. That’s not a lot, but isn’t it weird that it’s happened twice?
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