Justin Kirkland

Sally found an opportunity, Gene found a body, and Barry found out he’s got a lot of explaining to do.

As the pitch black comedy returns, the TV legend opens up about what’s in store for Gene (among a lot of other personal interests).

Nothing, not even family, lasts forever.

The upcoming FX series uses Jon Krakauer’s nonfiction book of the same name to tell a heinous story of faith and murder.

A curious manilla envelope, a deeply erotic film trailer, and questionable security measures have the rumor mill buzzing.

Unlike all of us, he can probably afford to take some. We’re happy for him, we swear!

Nugent brought a knife to a gunfight.

Life is so much better now.

Justin Kirkland loves his father, but they are about as dissimilar as two similar people can get. Kirkland had always wanted to ask dad how he’d reconciled his expectations of fatherhood and the reality of his son. Recently, he did just that.

With ‘Roe v. Wade’ now officially overturned, here are 26 states with organizations that could use your support.

*Real* martinis—which means gin. “A vodka martini,” the ‘Bridesmaids’ director tells Esquire, “is an imposter.”

The ‘Yellowstone’ prequel series is making the most of Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren’s talents.

Sex is both one of life’s greatest mysteries and one of its greatest sources of comedy. People have spent their lives trying to understand it, perfect it, or even just get it. It’s an art form older than time itself, let alone the medium of film. Though censorship codes tried their best to separate couples into two twin beds, it didn’t stop silent movie stars like Buster Keaton from busting his ass on screen for laughs just to get the love interest to look in his direction. Eventually, Hollywood…

I walked into the Regal Union Square at 12 p.m. on a Saturday afternoon. My soul is still stranded there.

As ‘Drag Race’ celebrates 200 episodes, it’s time to reflect on its legacy—and how it continues to thrive when so many are railing against it.

For those fully committed to 4/20, a watchlist to celebrate is a must. But even if it’s not the high holiday, any time you’re partaking in cannabis culture, you need something good to stream. You hit the joint and ordered the food. Now, you have to select a movie before the high fades. So, find the joint with the funniest-sounding name, put down whatever else you’re doing (like reading while high or scrolling through your phone for memes), and get to choosing the right film for the occasion. We…

Wedding season is a wondrous time. Who among us can deny the greatness of a beautiful 15-minute ceremony, followed by four hours of open bar service, half-decent food, and of course, damn good music? I can look past the food, but if I’m coming to your wedding, donning a full suit in the dead of summer, and buying you a wine decanter that you’re certainly going to let collect dust, then you’d better have bops on bops for me to dance to. Now, some history on this list. Esquire initially ranked the…

In the age of the streaming wars, Netflix has been a solid destination for quality films. Whether you’re in the mood for a bone-chilling thriller, a tear-jerking drama, or a swoon-worthy romcom, Netflix always has the perfect selection. The only downside is that the options are plentiful. Perhaps…too plentiful. With over 3,600 films available with a click of a button, selecting what to watch becomes understandably overwhelming.Thankfully, Esquire has you covered. All year, we’ve kept track of th…

Don’t look now, but Apple TV+ might be the best streaming service out there. Since its inception in 2019, the platform has acquired a surplus of exciting television shows and films, while developing their own original content. Want to watch an exciting thriller? Apple TV+ has it, with Idris Elba as the lead, to boot. Are you interested in a period drama with a comedic twist? Yeah, the streamer has that. too.As Apple TV+ slowly builds its streaming empire, Esquire has kept a close eye on its slat…

There’s a popular theory that attempts to explain why we love horror movies called “The Beast Within.” According to this theory, there’s “an unconscious, repressed part of every human is actually savage; that the veneer of civility is very thin, and beneath that is essentially a monster ... although we consciously disapprove of what the monster is doing, deep down part of us enjoys seeing the murder and mayhem the monster unleashes—because if we could, we would do that.”That’s a pretty dark way…