France’s ex-justice minister, Rachida Dati, had an embarrassing slip of tongue in an interview this morning when she mixed up the words “fellatio” and “inflation.” Dati, who is now a member of parliament, told Canal Plus that “I see some [foreign investment funds] looking for returns of 20 or 25 percent at a time when [...]
The expected death of Blockbuster marks an important shift in the video rental industry. It’s not about DVDs and Blu-Ray discs anymore—the battlefield is online streaming media. And I have a feeling that Netflix, despite several shortcomings, will come out on top. Netflix’s biggest artery clog is its crappy selection of “Watch Instantly” movies and [...]
Steve Martin once said, “An apology? Bah! Disgusting! Cowardly! Beneath the dignity of any gentleman, however wrong he might be.” Well we’re sorry but it appears gentlemen do apologize. A new study shows that men are as likely to apologize as women, they’re just less likely to believe a particular incident is apology-worthy. “Men apologize [...]
Would a grave be too quiet, too somber for you? Do you want your remains to live on in a way that people can enjoy them? Well, now you’re in luck. Andvinyly, a British-based company, offers the option to have some of your ashes pressed into a vinyl record. To save you the time and [...]
When Governor Sarah Palin put out a call in spring 2009 for help with her legal bills, I was quick to send a contribution. I had been impressed with her acceptance speech at the 2008 Republican convention, and then appalled and saddened by the treatment she got from the opposing party, the Hollywood elite, and, [...]
Good Men Project Magazine contributor Preston Moore weighs in on this post (where you can see the PBS clip at issue) about PBS war coverage, which was a response to this post at the National Review Online. Preston asks, “Which video is really exploiting the military and their families?” Pia de Solenni faults the embedded [...]
U.S. Wants to Make It Easier to Wiretap the Internet According to the New York Times, “officials want Congress to require all services that enable communications—including encrypted email transmitters like BlackBerry, social networking Web sites like Facebook and software that allows direct “peer to peer” messaging like Skype—to be technically capable of complying if served [...]
The Good Men Project Magazine salutes Pat Tillman.
Michael Kamber, a photojournalist who covered the war in Iraq, reacts to the Pat Tillman Story.
Desert Storm veteran John Oliver examines the Tillman story through the lens of a former Army Ranger.
Tom Matlack sits down with Pat Tillman’s widow, Marie, to discuss the Pat Tillman Foundation.
Andrew Ladd weaves his take on the Tillman narrative through reviews of Jon Kracauer’s ‘Where Men Win Glory,’ and Tony Blair’s memoir, ‘A Journey.’
From “poofy hair” to “warrior hair,” Todd Mauldin explains why some of the simplest rituals are the most awesome.
Jim Henson would be 74 today. The world’s greatest puppeteer died twenty years ago from an unexpected infection in his lungs. His name is synonymous with puppets and rightfully so. My life overlapped with Henson’s for barely two years, but it seemed like he was there for a lot longer than that. Whether it was [...]
Magazine: GQ Issue: October 2010 Feature: “Project Upgrade: Jersey Shore Gets Pumped” Gentlemen’s Quarterly, we meet again. The October issue has some real good stuff. “Getting Made the Scorsese Way” is an interview with basically everyone involved in the making of Goodfellas. Even if you haven’t seen the movie (shame on you), it’s a must [...]
If you date your coworker in the American workplace, human resources may sit you down for a talk. If you date your coworker at Goldman Sachs, your manager may send you to Tokyo and leave your girlfriend in Jersey City. In response to last week’s gender discrimination lawsuit, Heidi Moore of The Daily Beast reported [...]
Patrick Witt released a statement calling into question the veracity of the NYT story and coverage.
Wagging a finger at the leader of the free world is never a good idea.
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When I was a sophomore in college, I realized I was unhappy, both with the school I had chosen and the major I was pursuing.
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Raymond Bechard pays tribute to the men who hardly received any while they fought for our country.
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Perhaps my favorite scene about manhood isn’t the actual footage of Martin Sheen but the behind the scenes footage shot by Eleanor Coppola
Nicole Johnson explains that while women are gaining equality in the 21st century, the dating marketplace still places an unfair burden upon men.
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