Rachel Dodes
Rachel Dodes is a New York-based culture writer and contributor to Esquire. Her first novel, The Memo, will be published in June 2024 by Harper Perennial.
The Confessions of Andrew Garfield
The actor has big ideas about life and death—even a theory about the nature of time. Over an afternoon at one of his favorite New York City haunts, the actor let us into his world.
Black Mirror Season 6: Every Episode, Reviewed
If real life and Black Mirror have reached some kind of bizarre convergence point, what is left for the show to say about our future?
Why Comedians Can't Keep 'The Slap' Out of Their Mouths
From Jerrod Carmichael's SNL opening to Marlon Wayans's new HBO special—not to mention Jimmy Kimmel's multiple Oscars jokes—what more is there to say? A lot apparently.
Social Media CEOs Were Once the Rockstars Of Their Generation
RIP to a weird, ultimately short era in American history.
Binge and Cringe: The Crown Season Five Sees Charles Behaving At His Worst
Netflix couldn’t have timed things better. For the monarchy, the situation is less than ideal.
Being Aegon Targaryen
Actor Tom Glynn-Carney tells Esquire about his journey to the Iron Throne: “This was different–a complete sort of secrecy.”
The Erotic Thriller Stages Its Comeback
With Don't Worry Darling and Deep Water dominating 2022 headlines—plus two more steamy films on the horizon—Big Horny Energy is, once again, stirring.
Into the Real With Hannah Einbinder
The 26-year-old breakout star of Hacks talks Season Two, working with Jean Smart, and her next big act.
