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Anthony Breznican

Denisov looks down with contempt but not surprise. “Your young people, attacking the symbols of power—that they can see,” he purrs. “They resist in ways that make them feel good, not those that actually accomplish anything.”

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Anthony Breznican

I think of that scene every time a Twitter or Bluesky mob rears up in a flurry of performative outrage. The process of changing the world for the better is a slow and painstaking one, requiring sophistication, strategy, and patience. That’s very different from catharsis or virtue signaling.

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Anthony Breznican

This was Sam Neill’s great power: On the surface, he emoted an air of utter confidence, but underneath the cracks would begin to show as events spiraled out of control. He was the master of the controlled burn. More here: www.esquire.com/entertainmen...

Sam Neill Knew What Truly MatteredThe joy of watching the ‘Jurassic Park’ actor—who died yesterday at the age of 78—was watching the cracks appear.www.esquire.com