Men

He got to thinking that all things were possible, like when he’d walked the halls of Chicasetta Colored High School.

The story of a lifelong friendship between two men is pretty and vacant.

None of us, not even I, knows what will happen out there. Could be nothing, which would be great; we could go home early.

“It’s such a nice day,” you’ll say. “It’s so great to be outside,” you’ll say. “Oh, my God, Phil, are you all right?” you’ll say. Because it will appear as though I have partially melted.

Making a new friend in midlife, and making the leap.

The original is less good than you remember, but Joseph Kosinski’s beautifully shot sequel, with Tom Cruise as the Dorian Gray of the U.S. Navy, manages to make absurd triumphalism disarmingly puppyish.

A Mexican novelist explores how murderous male rage flourishes in an ailing society.

Like an advice columnist but on Instagram, Christina Najjar dispenses wisdom on self-esteem and how to avoid fuck boys to her nearly two million social-media followers during a walk around Beverly Hills.

A new book casts a mostly skeptical eye over the tales long told about Christopher Columbus, Captain Cook, and many more.

Accept the fact that every woman on earth wants you.

Is your boy beginning to show signs of toxic masculinity? Unnecessary aggression? Then come on down to Lou’s Boy-Repair Shop!

Part of him wants to bash her brains in. But another part wants to go home with her, put on their shlumpies, order Thai food, and watch three hours of “Shark Tank.”

“When I read a menu, I ignore my own preferences and wait to be told what to order. Why?”

Just because these men are strong, successful, and sombre doesn’t mean they don’t hurt just like you and me.

Black men in Newtown, in Sarasota, discuss the appeal of Donald Trump and their indifference toward Joe Biden.

“For the first time in my life, I didn’t know what to do.”

The advice columnist E. Jean Carroll leads a brave group through the haunts of Donald Trump, Bill Cosby, and other gropers and grabbers.

This year, like the year before it, was a rough one for the reputation of the American male. But there were a few men who didn’t do so horribly.