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FIFA’s Gianni Infantino Is Uglifying the Beautiful Game With $20 Billion Plot — But the Global Soccer Community’s Punching Back
Infantino wants to create a $20 billion commercial arm and sell up to a 20 percent stake. The futbol community's not buying it. -
Escobar Cigars, Co-Owned by Nas, Drops Four-Profile Robusto House Blend Collection
Imagine that, Nas is getting closer to ruling the cigar world. The legendary rapper’s Escobar Cigars, which he co-owns, is making waves with the launch of a new four-profile House Blend collection. The launch is in partnership with Cigar Chief, one of North America’s largest premium cigar retailers. The Manual has not yet had the […] -
Is 21-Year-Old Jackson Koivun the Future of Golf? Scottie Scheffler Already Offering High Praise
The 21-year-old held off world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler to capture his first PGA Tour win. -
Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton Narrowly Misses Making History in Hungarian Grand Prix Qualifying
Lewis Hamilton eyed his record 10th pole position in Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying, but Lando Norris had other plans. -
Saturday Packs a Punch With Anthony Joshua vs. Kristian Prenga and Errol Spence Jr. vs. Tim Tszyu
Anthony Joshua takes on Kristian Prenga in Saudi Arabia while Errol Spence Jr. returns to the ring against Tim Tszyu. -
What I Learned From John Daly About Smoking Cigars
John Daly has a unique point of view when it comes to smoking cigars. -
What’s the deal with Bryson DeChambeau? The Open Championship controversy explained
DeChambeau was given a two-stroke penalty, which he reportedly tried to get Trump to overturn. -
Spain outlasts Argentina to win FIFA World Cup and cap sensational tournament
Spain's relentless attack finally paid off in extra time to dispatch defending world champ Argentina. -
England-France playing for third place an instant World Cup classic
If you tuned in for the World Cup England-France game and checked out at halftime, nobody would have blamed you. The Three Lions led 4-0 at the half in a third-place game that was a blowout. You would have been right to assume England was in complete control and France had all but given up. […] -
Argentina vs. Spain — Who do you have in the FIFA World Cup Final?
Argentina will defend its World Cup title against Spain on Sunday. -
SailGP: The World’s Most Glamorous Sports League?
My dad is a diehard New England sports fan, and as a kid, I often worried I’d have to perform CPR on him whenever the Bruins, Patriots, or Red Sox were on television. As livid as a Viking berserker, the old man would leap off the sofa to coach Tom Brady from the living room […] -
‘Write the shi**y first draft’ and other advice from a bestselling author
Matthew Quirk, bestselling author of The Night Agent, talks us through life changes and leveling up -
15 movies every man should watch as often as possible
Movies are a great escape, but they can also be the kind of teaching tool you will never get bored of -
Remembering Sam Neill and the two times he changed Hollywood
We lost a legend yesterday. On July 13th, I was standing on the plains of Africa on safari when I got a Google alert (yes, my service worked all the way out among the Big Five). One of my favorites from my childhood passed away. Dr. Alan Grant, the man who introduced me to dinosaurs […] -
What to expect at the Scottish Open — without looking too far ahead with The Open around the corner
The Genesis Scottish Open is here. It feels like a major tournament. Keyword, feels. The actual major tournament, The Open, golf’s oldest tournament, is scheduled next week. But the field in Scotland is not treating the Scottish Open like a tune-up to The Open. If nothing else, the field at the Renaissance Club is excited […] -
Cape Verde’s miraculous run is what FIFA World Cup is all about
Cape Verde nearly knocked out defending World Cup champion Argentina in a spectacular run -
Novak Djokovic now holds the all-time record for most men’s singles match wins at Wimbledon
Novak Djokovic passes Roger Federer to claim the record for most men's singles match wins at Wimbledon -
Argentina survives Cape Verde in World Cup Round of 32 thriller for the ages
Argentina needed extra time to dispatch Cape Verde and advance to the Round of 16 in the FIFA World Cup -
Terence Crawford delivers warning to young athletes amid Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s money woes
The five-division champion warns that "tomorrow is not promised." -
Harry Kane saves the Brits in the nick of time, lifts England into Round of 16, where Mexico awaits
England trailed most of the game before Kane's heroics. -
Mexico breaks 40-year streak to reach Round of 16 in World Cup, hours after fans gave Ecuador an earful
Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappé also led Norway and France to victories. -
Matt Damon continues his ‘Odyssey’ to bring clean water to people who need it
Matt Damon is a busy man. He has always had a lot going on and is one of the true movie stars remaining in the world today. But, while he is winding down the build-up for one of the biggest projects of his career, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, he is not distracted from his lifelong […] -
What was once old is new again: Bang & Olufsen Beosystem 3000c Dune Grey Edition reunites generations
I hail from the generation of the curated playlist. While most of the artists I grew up listening to had phenomenal albums (can we get a standing ovation for Michael Jackson’s Thriller or Dr. Dre’s The Chronic?), my dad was of the mind that singles were only as good for a couple of stand-alone minutes […] -
Six subscription services you can buy dad today and gift tomorrow
We all love Dad. But that doesn’t mean we are not guilty of waiting until the last possible moment to buy him a gift. If you are like me, then you have definitely had those moments where you completely forgot what day it was. If you got a call from mom today and reminded you […] -
With less than a week, here are some last minute Father’s Day gift ideas to keep you in his good graces
I am looking at the calendar sitting on my desk. Mostly just trying to see what I have going on today. What tasks do I have in front of me? What meetings do I have to attend? Which ones can I pretend I am sick during so I can skip them? Do I have a […] -
LACMA’s New Geffen Galleries Are Compelling, Impressive – and Odd
The new David Geffen Galleries at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art are among the most important public buildings to open in Los Angeles in decades. Twenty years in the making and costing more than $700 million, the project is meant to be a signature cultural landmark for the city as Los Angeles prepares […] -
Bar Bas Brings French Riviera Cocktails to Hell’s Kitchen
Chef Driven Hospitality has opened a new French-inspired cocktail lounge in Hell’s Kitchen. Bar Bas joins the hospitality group’s portfolio of Francophilic darlings that includes Marseille—the restaurant above Bar Bas—Nice Matin, and Nizza. The bar serves cocktails infused with Provençal herbs and liqueurs alongside Champagne and French wines, while the fare leans towards gourmet late-night […] -
Are LACMA’s New David Geffen Galleries Worth Visiting?
The new David Geffen Galleries at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) are one of the most talked-about cultural openings in Los Angeles—and for good reason. The building is massive, visually striking, and took nearly two decades to plan. But once you step inside, you may find yourself asking a simple question: what […] -
A decade of Gabriela Hearst craftsmanship heads to the pitch
Just over a decade ago, Gabriela Hearst drew on a decade of New York City design experience and returned to her roots by simultaneously launching her eponymous label and taking over operations of her father’s ranch in her home country of Uruguay. Since then, she has become the only name that matters in style connected to […] -
The Best New York City Rooftops Bars to Celebrate Summer
This past winter in New York City was a humdinger—blizzards shut down the MTA, sidewalks stayed slick with greasy ice, and it was still chilly in early May. But a punishing winter has a silver lining: we relish balmy weather all the more once it arrives. At long last, picnic baskets have returned to Domino […] -
James Bond original casting story may just impact the new Bond
Debonair. Charming. Stylish. Also brutal and complicated. James Bond is one of the most iconic male figures in history. On the Mount Rushmore of characters who moved the needle on how men are viewed among the masses, looked up to by men, desired by women, 007 is one of the first names you would hear […] -
The other side of the sword: Black Rifle Coffee reminds us what Memorial Day is about
A lot of people have it right. Packing up the car with camping gear, floats for the river, a cooler full of beer, and food for a long getaway weekend with the family. Memorial Day is the official kick-off weekend for the summer. We can leave the rains of spring behind and look forward to […] -
The Coolest Gifts to Buy Your Buddies Turning Forty
My beard is turning salt ’n’ pepper, and I’ve lost a step in the gym, but I’m looking forward to forty. Carl Jung called it the “high noon of life,” when the soul reaches its zenith. At forty, a man possesses a lethal blend of wisdom, purpose, and the last fumes of youthful pluck. It’s […] -
Walking out of the darkness and walking into the light aren’t the same thing: A spoiler free review of Jack Ryan: Ghost War
Guys need to read more. I understand the irony of that statement as I begin an article telling you you need to drop whatever you are doing on Wednesday, 5/20, to watch a movie. But the origins of John Krasinski’s new movie, Jack Ryan: Ghost War, begin when I was a year old. When Tom […] -
Festivals Worth Traveling the World For
The grandest spectacles around, from a man who's seen too many -
Inside Glenfiddich’s F1 Miami Takeover: Paddock Access, Expert Tastings, and a Lot of Good Whiskey
I got off a red-eye from Portland, walked into the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel, and came face to face with an Aston Martin Aramco Formula One™ car sitting in the middle of the lobby. Not a poster. Not a photo op cutout. An actual race car, green and gleaming under the hotel lights, surrounded by […] -
Mother’s Day Gift Guide
If your mom is anything like mine, she is a brilliantly strong and capable woman who had to put up with a lot of crap thanks to my ability to be an absolute terror. Since she had to put up with nearly two dozen years of chasing, protecting, and disciplining someone who decided at the moment he could walk, it wasn’t gonna be easy; any gift I give her for Mother’s Day has to be out of this world. -
Cape to Cape: Adventurer sets a new time record on unbelievable journey
When you think about a photographer, what do you think of? I always think of the gal who took my senior pictures in the garden outside the Shelter Insurance building in my hometown. I never thought of a cross between Indiana Jones and Ernest Shackleton. That is who John Balsdon is, though, a fine-art photographer […] -
Embrace the retox on your next vacation
I am going to be completely honest: I hate everything wellness. I love the idea, I just love the idea of wellness for other people. When I hear “wellness trip,” all I can think about in the moment is: I am not going to get to drink old-fashioneds, won’t be able to eat steaks, and […] -
Get out of your own way and become Unbridled with a real deal men’s retreat
Men are simple creatures. At least, we outwardly are simple creatures. Underneath, we are as complicated as they come. Those of us who seem well adjusted and the ones who project having our s*** together are something else entirely. We are ducks on a pond. On the surface, everything is calm. Serene. But go a […] -
Wanna know what the other half is eating today? Executive Chef gives us a peek at the Kentucky Derby menu
Today is a special day for horse race fans. There is a vibe in the air if you are anywhere near Louisville, Kentucky. Today is the day that we’ve been building to all week as fans, and all year as competitors. The Kentucky Derby is today, and we are ready. We have the look snapping […] -
Let Paul Fredrick help you learn to peacock at the Kentucky Derby (and every day after)
The Kentucky Derby is one of the biggest sports moments of the year. And while we love the performance of the horses and the mint juleps, I have a soft spot for the outfits. I got my start in the menswear world by selling suits. And while most of my clients were there for the […] -
In Kentucky for the Derby? Here are some tips from Louisville Tourism
A big event like the Kentucky Derby is almost always a stellar time. There is a huge event (and lead-up events) to get you hyped and fill your week with a great time. There is good food and amazing drinks. There is a sporting event with stellar athletes. What more could you want? But there […] -
Expert teaches what we need to know about horses before the Kentucky Derby
The Kentucky Derby is one of the most popular sporting events of the year. While it may not be seen as one that is as widely known and understood as the World Series, the Super Bowl, or the NBA Playoffs, it is one of the oldest and most heritage-filled weekends of the year. For those […] -
Prepare for the Derby with the perfect mint julep
The Kentucky Derby is this weekend. That means fans are getting ready for the food, the clothes (if you know me, you know this is where I am paying a lot of attention), and, let’s be honest, the thing we’re all most excited for: the mint juleps. This is one of the most iconic drinks […] -
Cross the Tiber and Rome Changes
Across the river, Rome trades grandeur for soul, with ancient churches, buzzing piazzas, and the pleasures of a real neighborhood. Everyone has a favorite version of Rome. For some, it is the Rome of the blockbuster sights: the Colosseum glowing at sunset, the Pantheon in morning light, the Trevi Fountain surrounded by a crowd of […] -
How to soak up the World Cup (without actually attending)
The World Cup is coming. That’s right, the biggest sporting event on planet earth will descend on American cities like San Francisco, Houston, New York City, and more, not to mention a host of wonderful Canadian and Mexican metropolises. And while we wish you a great time if you happen to have been lucky enough […] -
Inside Coachella 2026: Why Heineken House is the Best-Kept Secret in the Desert
Coachella is a wobbly-legged beast. When it first birthed in the dust of Indio in 1999, it was an indie gamble that shouldn’t have worked—and it wouldn’t have if the right people hadn’t been there from Day 1. Yet somehow, here we are, having spent almost three decades watching this foundling desert party survive long […] -
Treat your mom the right way this Mother’s Day with these best of the best picks
If your mom is anything like mine, she is a brilliantly strong and capable woman who had to put up with a lot of crap thanks to my ability to be an absolute terror. Since she had to put up with nearly two dozen years of chasing, protecting, and disciplining someone who decided at the […] -
More indulgence in NYC for you to plan for your next trip to the big city
Yesterday, I dove deep into some of my favorite places in the city to wine and dine like the locals in an elevated and indulgent way. Of course, an indulgent weekend in New York City is more than just eating and drinking (despite how much I wish that could be the case). You also need […]
