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Michael Sebastian

Michael Sebastian

Editor in Chief at Esquire Online

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The Edmund Fitzgerald Teaches Men How to Feel

Fifty years after its sinking on Lake Superior, the iron-ore ship remains a fascination among guys. There’s good reason for that.
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What Makes a Bar a Sports Bar?

The number of these establishments is on the rise in the U.S. No one seems to know the actual definition—but everyone has an opinion.
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What I've Learned: Marc Maron

“I think I’m about 85 percent woke and the other 15 percent I keep to myself.”
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What I've Learned: Marc Maron

“I think I’m about 85 percent woke and the other 15 percent I keep to myself.”
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The Lost Art of Surviving a Hangover

The number of drinkers in America has reached a record low. And yet, you can learn a lot about yourself after a long night of boozing.
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The Dire Warning for Liberals Buried in Marc Maron’s ‘Panicked’

In his latest HBO stand-up special, the comic and podcaster makes a crack about lefties that might be a tough pill to swallow. It also speaks volumes about this moment.
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The Lost Art of Taking a Long, Boozy Lunch

A proper midday meal—especially on a workday—is a small yet necessary act of rebellion in these times.
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Llevar calcetines en verano (o no): todas las reglas para crear loo...

Ya sea que estés buscando algo que llegue a la mitad de la pantorrilla o prefieras lucir los tobillos, tenemos la información que necesitas para hacerlo bien.
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The Rules for Wearing Socks (or Not!) in the Summer

Whether you’re reaching for something that hits mid-calf or baring your ankles for all to see, we’ve got the information you need to do it right
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Father's Day Gifts For Dads Who Don't Want Anything, According to E...

Shopping for the old man doesn't need to be hard. Michael Sebastian, a dad of two, makes it easy with his list of the best gifts for pops.
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Cosmo Editor Willa Bennett Can School You on Classic Tailoring

She owns 170 ties and wears men’s suits. Now she oversees a media brand that reaches tens of millions. Don’t be surprised if the 22-year-old in your life starts dressing up.
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Nate Bargatze Gets the Last Laugh

For years, the Hollywood establishment rejected him. Now he’s America’s most successful comedian, with audacious plans for his life after standup—which is coming sooner than you think.
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Nate Burleson Is Having the Time of His Life

He never won a Super Bowl. But as a morning-TV anchor, game-show host, and NFL analyst, the former receiver is earning his fair share of trophies—and green slime.
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Why Is Everyone Reading 'Lonesome Dove,' an 858-page Western From 1...

Larry McMurtry's Pulitzer Prize-winning epic is experiencing a renaissance. This makes more sense than you might think.
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High in the Alps With Moncler Grenoble and Vincent Cassel

The legendary Italian brand and iconic French actor were a natural match in the alpine ski town of Courchevel.
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How Do You Become an Ultra-Luxury Fashion Designer for Men?

Brett Johnson is an American who’s thrilling clients in Europe and Asia. His path to this career is an unlikely one.
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What Is Marriage and Work and Parenting Like for Gen X? Ask Ed Burns.

A candid conversation with the writer and director whose new movie, “Millers in Marriage,” gets personal.
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The Rise and Rise of Jannik Sinner

The world’s number-one tennis player is winning majors and dominating his rivals. Now comes the hard part.
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What I've Learned: Robbie Williams

"Literally a hundred girls would book themselves in a hotel to be with me. This is not normal."
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What Happens to America If Kamala Harris Loses?

If Trump is elected again, it will not be an aberration or a mistake—and it will dramatically redefine what it means to be an American.
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In fila davanti al Row Hotel, sull'Eight Avenue di Manhattan

L'editoriale di Michael Sebastian, editor in chief di Esquire, anticipa brillantemente le elezioni presidenziali americane.