30 Questions From ‘Game of Thrones’ Battle For Winterfell

The third episode of Season Eight introduced some major plot holes. If you have trouble reading this message, [view it in a browser](. [30 Important Questions We Have After Game of Thrones' Battle For Winterfell in "The Long Night"]( Assuming you could actually see anything going on in the climactic battle between the living and dead in Game of Thrones Season Eight Episode Three, you're likely left with a few questions. Despite their abysmal battle strategy and poor performance, the humans somehow won the war with the Night King. Here are the 30 biggest questions about what happened during "The Long Night," the plot holes left behind, and what comes next in Game of Thrones. If you haven’t seen the episodes, there will be spoilers in this story.[Read More]( [William Barr Is Orchestrating a Slow-Rolling Coup Against the Constitutional Order]( So, the Attorney General of the United States, having presumably reassembled his gizzard after Senator Kamala Harris took it apart for him on live television, spit in the eye of the constitutional order by refusing to honor a pair of subpoenas from the House Judiciary Committee—one for an unredacted copy of Robert Mueller's report on the Russian ratfcking of the 2016 election, and one for his own sorry ass to sit in another chair in another committee room. This was a remarkable moment, and one that none of us ever should forget. [Read More]( [Ted Bundy’s Girlfriend Had Something to Say. Nobody Listened—Until Now.]( The 1981 memoir The Phantom Prince: My Life With Ted Bundy offers haunting insight into the mind of a killer from the rarely-told perspective of a victim. Bundy’s long-time girlfriend Elizabeth Kendall details meeting Bundy at a bar, their domestic life with her young daughter, the first time she recognized her boyfriend’s face in a police sketch, calling the cops with her suspicions, and their revealing prison phone calls as Bundy awaited trial for murder, including his admission that he once tried to kill Elizabeth as she slept. Now, the book is being turned into the movie Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Vile and Evil, premiering tomorrow on Netflix. This is the story of how Elizabeth came to write the book and conceal her true identity along the way, and how, decades later, a book relegated to libraries, dusty consignment shops, and far-off corners of the internet was turned into a movie receiving considerable buzz.[Read More]( [J.Crew Just Took Up to 50% Off Your Favorite Sneakers (and Shoes, and Boots)]( There's no time like the start of a new season to introduce a few new pieces into your wardrobe. First up? Shoes. The transition out of thick winter boots and into lighter footwear is a welcome one, and some new kicks just sweeten the deal. Lucky for us, J.Crew is having a very good sale on spring footwear right now. Here are our 10 favorites.[Read More]( [Lindsey Graham Has Always Been a Political Parasite]( Lindsey Graham’s performance at William Barr’s hearing is the latest sign that Graham is one of the most irredeemable hacks in recent American history, a stunning achievement considering what the national legislature has served up in recent years. He is so obviously a principle-free puppet of the president because, not so long ago, he was singing a very different tune. [Read More]( [10 Best Sega Genesis Video Games of All Time, Ranked]( Sonic the Hedgehog may be the internet’s favorite punching bag right now, but 20 years ago, the spiky blue speed demon and his native console, the Sega Genesis, were the coolest damn video games on the market. You don’t have to love the '90s to love the Sega Genesis. And thankfully, now that Sega is putting its games on everything from the iTunes App Store to Amazon Fire TV, you didn’t have to grow up in the age of Bill Clinton to enjoy some of these fantastic titles. Here are the 10 best Sega Genesis games of all time, ranked.[Read More]( [Read More on Esquire.com]( Follow Us [Unsubscribe]( [Privacy Notice]( esquire.com ©2019 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019