Jersey Boy

My softball shirt has been there for dozens of games and a near-bench-clearing braw-land it's still going strong

persecution IN THE NAME of THE LORD

Publicly funded Christian colleges and universities across the U.S. have long exploited a LEGAL LOOPHOLE to control and discriminate against LGBTQ+ students with impunity inflicting financial pain and emotional trauma in the process. Now there's a new battle brewing over this warped version of religious freedom.

cosmic couture

Dior Men's latest collection reaches across space and time

THE GRAVITY OF JOHN BOYEGA

HOW DO YOU RESET YOUR CAREER AFTER LEAVING THE STAR WARS MACHINE? TAKE LOTS AND LOTS OF BIG SWINGS.

on the hunt

AARON TAYLOR-JOHNSON has spent years dodging the spotlight while dazzling in character roles. With Kraven the Hunter, the British actor is seizing his action-hero moment and showing he's ready to be a leading man. Rumor has it that a martini and a license to kill may be waiting for him.

NOW WE GOT TO WORRY ABOUT AI COPS?

Police departments are rushing headlong into machine learning. That's going to spell even more trouble for Black and brown Americans.

THE ACCIDENTAL ACTIVIST

Looking for an escape, I became obsessed with restoring the natural ecosystem in my yard. Then a neighbor's tree came crashing down and kicked off a new battle.

BEWARE THE WRATH OF THE BUTTER COW

With the Democrats shunning an Iowa tradition, the two parties appear to be running for president of entirely different countries. Is one of them tempting fate?

It's More Than a Jacket, It's a Conversation

Ouigi Theodore, founder of the preppy-meets-street brand the Brooklyn Circus, explains how his signature varsity jacket speaks to American history and his own

HOW WE DRESS NOW

SIX AMERICAN MEN WITH AUTHENTIC STYLE

SHIP SHAPE

TAG Heuer's revival of the Skipperrera brings back a cult-favorite timepiece inspired by yacht racing

Still Fresh to Death

Fifty years after the creation of hip-hop, its style remains as vital and influential as ever

The HardestWorking Man in Comedy

Ten years ago, Chris Estrada was putting in long hours in warehouses, then driving to clubs all over L. A. nearly every night, honing his stand-up. Now he's got a show on Hulu that just started its second season. How did he know when to quit his day job? Well, it's a funny story.

A Millennial Looks at 40

For most of my life, I used smoking as an excuse to avoid the hard realities facing my generation. Now I'm finally ditching the cigarettes and learning how to be an adult.

JUST ANOTHER WORKING ACTOR

ENOUGH WITH THE LEGEND STUFF. IF YOU WANT TO HAVE A CONVERSATION ABOUT THE JOB AND WHAT REALLY MATTERS IN LIFE, HARRISON FORD IS UP FOR THAT.

WHO CONTROLS THE RESURRECTION MACHINE?

Soon enough, artificial intelligence will allow us to construct a digital version of a dead human being. We have some decisions to make

This Shirt Is a Second Skin

How Long Gone podcast cohost Chris Black's go-to oxford shirt is beat up, blown out and absolutely perfect

Steal This Soap

If scoping out the amenities isn't the first thing on your hotel check-in agenda, we get it. But maybe it should be. Signature scents, proprietary ingredients, and complete skincare sets are now on offer at top hotels near and far. They're a nice bonus during your stay, and even better souvenirs. Be sure to save some room in your bag for picks from these top hotels or just buy them later, no five-finger discount necessary

THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT

Knee-grazing shorts are back—and so much better than you remember

FIT FOR THE FUTURE

Louis Vuitton’s recent feat of high horology offers a unique shape, exceptional craftsmanship—and a glimpse into where watchmaking’s going

Beam Me Up!

The latest smart projectors provide cinema-quality pictures and can take up less space than a medium popcorn

Radically Rethinking the Superhero

Rapper and activist turned filmmaker Boots Riley brings his singular, provocative vision to prestige TV with the new series I'm a Virgo

The Chicago Way

Until The Bear thrust Italian beef into the spotlight, it was largely unknown outside the Windy City. It is an unsexy sandwich, a wet mound of beef. It is also beloved. Will fame ruin its charm?

We're Living Through a Sex Recession

Supply has never been higher, but demand is way down. Will we ever pull out of it?

Gunsapalooza!

At the world's biggest machine-gun shoot, a community of hardcore enthusiasts are married, buried, and bonded forever by their shared passion: blasting away with extreme firearms

Power Moves

After six years playing the heir unapparent on HBO's Succession, Kieran Culkin is ready to say goodbye to everything but the suits.

Air Apparent

The venerable Zenith Pilot roars into the future

Slow burn

After years of grinding away at his acting career, Pedro Pascal is enjoying sudden fame and near-universal adulation thanks to his dual streaming blockbusters The Last of Us and The Mandalorian. Over a weekend in New York, he talks about all of it and everything that's coming next.

A Virtuoso Chef Whose Time Has Come

At Tatiana, Kwame Onwuachi has drawn inspiration from New York City's history, and his own roots, to create one of America's best Afro-Caribbean restaurants and Manhattan's hottest reservation

charmschool

At Hermès, longtime menswear designer Véronique Nichanian lays out a vision of intelligent luxury that doesn't take itself too seriously