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Esquire Brings Cover Girl to Barnes & Noble Stores, Virtually

Esquire has crowned fashion model Brooklyn Decker as the sexiest woman alive. In an effort to promote the magazine (which, like the rest of the print world, is aching to compete with the increasingly digital media world), Esquire is taking Decker on a whirlwind tour of Barnes & Noble stores across the country -- over 700 in total. How is the model going to cover so much ground before the next ...

Esquire Lists Mark Zuckerberg Among 2010's Worst-Dressed Celebrities

It's pretty clear that Mark Zuckerberg has about zero interest in wearing anything outside of his trademark, t-shirt/jeans/hoodie ensemble. But Esquire, for one, thinks the Facebook CEO should seriously consider investing in some new threads. The magazine recently listed Zuck among the worst-dressed celebrities of 2010, ranking him alongside Robert Pattinson and John Mayer in its '2010 ...

Tips on Being a Better Googler

The May issue of 'Esquire' contains a list of '25 Essential Skills for Men,' which appropriately enough includes "How to Google Efficiently." However, as GeekSugar is quick to point out, the tips on the list (such as typing "gogle.com" instead of "google.com" to shave milliseconds off your search time) are pretty lacking in usefulness. GeekSugar instead offers suggestions like using the search ...

Esquire's October Issue Debuts E-Ink-Infused Cover (Video)

Extra! Extra! Read all about it! (Sorry, but where else were we gonna use that line?) For those unaware, Esquire's October issue is on newsstands now, and 100,000 99,999 lucky souls out there will receive one with a flashing E Ink display. Just in case you aren't quite lucky enough to apprehend one of your own, however, The Dastardly Report's Ryan Joseph was kind enough to snap a few ...

New Esquire Magazine Cover Features E Ink

Nary a month after an E Ink exec asserted that e-newspapers would be going commercial by 2009, in flies word that a forthcoming issue of Esquire will likely be the poster child for the change. According to David Granger, Esquire's editor in chief, rags have generally "looked the same for 150 years," but all that will change when 100,000 copies of the September issue arrive on newsstands with a ...