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John Kenney

John Kenney

Managing Editor at Esquire Online

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Recent Articles

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Book 'Em, Limey!

The British zombie comedy Shaun of the Dead caught just about everybody off guard when it snuck up and became a hit in 2004. Now the guys from Shaun -- Nick Frost, 35, and Simon Pegg, 37 -- are doing for the buddy-cop picture what they did for B-movie horror. Hot Fuzz (April 20) follows a hard-charging London street cop (Pegg, who again cowrote the script) who gets posted to a sleepy village in the countryside, where he’s teamed up with a bumbling partner (Frost). The result is an affectionate s…
over 18 years ago
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Doms Bakery Grand Bread - Italian Break in Hoboken - Esquire

Not long ago, my uncle Jack told me he knew where to find the best Italian bread in Hoboken, New Jersey. Now, we’re Irish, but Jack was born and raised in the North Ward of Newark, so he knows his Italian food. And he’s made his living in Hoboken for the last twenty-five years, so he knows Hoboken. And any declaration about the best bread to be found in Hoboken, New Jersey — well, that’s a serious claim indeed. For the uninitiated, Hoboken is to Italian bakeries what Nantucket was to the early…
over 15 years ago
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Late Marriane - John Kenney on Finally Getting Married - Esquire

In the Marriage Bureau of the City Clerk’s Office in Lower Manhattan, in the hallway where people wait their turn, they have this fantastic alcove wall covered with a detailed trompe l’oeil image of the steps of City Hall bathed in glorious sunshine. Every couple smiles and poses for a picture in front of it. Somehow it works. I found myself outside this alcove not long ago, on a Friday in spring when the bureau was busy. It’s a lot like the DMV, except people are dressed like it’s Easter Sunday…
over 14 years ago
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Tonic and Bitters - Best Bars 2012 Endorsement

Maybe you’re running a 10K tomorrow. Or you’re on painkillers. Or maybe you just need a breather. And yet circumstances have conspired to put you at a bar, and you want something. To your credit, you can’t bring yourself to ask for a Diet Pepsi. So what do you do? You call a tonic and bitters: three or four dashes Angostura bitters in an ice-filled glass, tonic water to the top, and a wedge of lime. It’s a stomach settler, if that’s what’s wanted--as cool and soothing as that first sip of ginger…
over 13 years ago
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Bar Dice

Bar dice, a quick reference guide: featured in Esquire’s seventh annual Best Bars in America for 2012.
over 13 years ago
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Why Lebron James (And You) Should Read This Book

It’s no secret that Americans turn their attention to soccer only once every four years, when the World Cup comes around. So if we could ever urge you to read a great soccer story, it’s right now, when we’re deep in the throes of that spectacle (even though your interest may have slightly waned after Tuesday’s loss). But we especially recommend a new book, Red or Dead, to America’s newest high-profile soccer fan, LeBron James (did you catch his cameo in that World Cup commercial?), who may or ma…
over 11 years ago
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A Book Recommendation: The Dunning Man

Short stories about redneck-mafia scions, Iraqi vetsreal people, all
about 11 years ago
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How Newsman David Muir Became a Style Maverick

It’s a balancing act.
over 8 years ago
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Shawn Fain Is Done Making Nice

It all started with a handshake, or at least it was supposed to. For as long as anyone can remember, contract negotiations between the United Auto Workers and Detroit’s Big Three have kicked off with a ceremonial handshake between union leaders and the CEOs of GM, Ford, and Chrysler (now Stellantis). A genial show of decorum. This past July, though, Shawn Fain, the newly elected president of the UAW, wanted to set a different tone.Standing in front of a news camera outside a plant before a meeti…
over 1 year ago
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It’s Cold Outside. Don’t Forget Your Goobalini.

Why does Nutley, New Jersey, have its own special term for a knit cap? One native investigates.
12 months ago
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Naomi Girma Is the First Million-Dollar Player in Women’s Soccer. S...

The defender doesn’t score many goals, but she’s busted the sport wide open.
8 months ago