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esquire.com — From local superheroes to a modern Brady Bunch to a single-leg amputee with a commendable sense of humor, here are some honors for the men who showed us how it's done.

esquire.com — Friday, early evening in the basement of Murray's house in Charleston, South Carolina. Raab got into town around noon. SCOTT RAAB: Your name came up once in an interview with Robert Downey Jr. and a hush descended upon him. BILL MURRAY: Well, people get pretty quiet when they hear his name, too.

esquire.com — Clockwise from left: Distil, The Knight's Bar, Old German Beer Hall PREAMBLE The best bars in America: We knew it was impossible right from the beginning. To identify the best bars in a country this vast and this thirsty is a task on the order of identifying the best cells in the human body.

esquire.com — Friday, early evening in the basement of Murray's house in Charleston, South Carolina. Raab got into town around noon. SCOTT RAAB: Your name came up once in an interview with Robert Downey Jr. and a hush descended upon him. BILL MURRAY: Well, people get pretty quiet when they hear his name, too.

esquire.com — Friday, early evening in the basement of Murray's house in Charleston, South Carolina. Raab got into town around noon. SCOTT RAAB: Your name came up once in an interview with Robert Downey Jr. and a hush descended upon him. BILL MURRAY: Well, people get pretty quiet when they hear his name, too.

esquire.com — There was a seat at the bar. The restaurant, on Ninth Avenue in midtown, was crowded, but at the bar a stool stood like an empty island against a sea of men who were all standing and talking to one another.

esquire.com — He was the greatest athlete of his time. But you know him as Kim Khloé, Kourtney, Kendall, and Kylie's dad. Or the first great athlete to marry a Kardashian. By Chris Jones More from this author Published in the June/July 2012 issue, on sale soon Fathers suffer a curse, and Bruce Jenner knows this curse better than most: The day you become a father, you stop being who you were.

esquire.com — Clockwise from left: Distil, The Knight's Bar, Old German Beer Hall PREAMBLE The best bars in America: We knew it was impossible right from the beginning. To identify the best bars in a country this vast and this thirsty is a task on the order of identifying the best cells in the human body.

esquire.com — Kris Kardashian Jenner is striking, her huge, dark eyes are striking - looking at her, you can see exactly where Kim comes from - but they rarely settle on any one place for long. Her hectic days are scheduled to the minute.

esquire.com — Clockwise from left: Distil, The Knight's Bar, Old German Beer Hall PREAMBLE The best bars in America: We knew it was impossible right from the beginning. To identify the best bars in a country this vast and this thirsty is a task on the order of identifying the best cells in the human body.

esquire.com — Chicago police charged three men with plotting terrorist acts around the NATO summit, including at the president's re-election headquarters at the Prudential building, where inside, the deafening sound is a humming current - electrical and otherwise - that stays strong and properly directed.

esquire.com — You may have noticed that every year about this time we tell you some of our favorite things to grill, how to grill 'em, and the beers and chips to indulge in as you grill 'em. This year - in an effort led, as usual, by Elizabeth Gunnison, along with beer and drinks experts Evan S.

esquire.com — Perplexed whispers followed the Velvet Tango Room for years after the cocktail bar opened in 1996. For starters, it was hard to find, tucked in an unassuming building in an inner-ring nib of Cleveland between two trendy neighborhoods, a tiny neon sign the only hint that anything was happening inside.

esquire.com — Patrick Sexton is the official Don't Hurt Us correspondent for The Washington Post, a once-great newspaper now d/b/a an adjunct of the educational-testing scam. This weekend, he pondered deeply the question of why Catholics want to hurt the and how the Post can avoid having the ruler dropped on its knuckles.

esquire.com — Patrick Sexton is the official Don't Hurt Us correspondent for The Washington Post, a once-great newspaper now d/b/a an adjunct of the educational-testing scam. This weekend, he pondered deeply the question of why Catholics want to hurt the and how the Post can avoid having the ruler dropped on its knuckles.