TITLE: ESQUIRE
["The Magazine for Men" -- Including all the great writers, illustrators, pictorials, vintage advertisements, fashion and more!]
ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 1996; VOLUME 125 NO. 1
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: DUBIOUS Achievements of 1995: Everybody Gets Off!

FEATURES:
Dubious Achievement Awards of 1995! Hugh Grant lets it all hang out! So does Hillary Clinton! Michael Jackson has sex -- with his wife, even! Roseanne joins The New Yorker! A mouse grows an ear! Godzilla calls it quits! Joe Eszterhas gets religion! A South American cow goes ballistic! Anna Nicole Smith wears a dress to die for! And an airplane passenger makes quite a stink! Plus: The Unabomber speaks! Avery special milk ad! Mogul Kombat! The Kama Sutra ofBob Packwoocl! Fun with Farrakhan! And the first-ever back-to-back Dubious Man of the Year! Guess who?

Son of Nixon BY GARRY WILLS -- In which Oliver Stone, Anthony Hopkins, and a prosthetic upper lip combine to tell the truth -- or a reasonable facsimile thereof.

The New Varga Girl PHOTOGRAPH BY TIMOTHY WHITE -- Goodbye to all that.... Supermodel BRIDGET HALL turns her back on 1995.

Downward Motility BY DANIEL PINCHBECK -- Although you may not know it, you're only half the man your grandfather was. An investigation into a great mystery: Where have all the sperm gone?

Grave Doubts BY MARTHA SHERRILL -- Like Colin Powell, Bob Kerrey won't be running for president this year. A cautionary tale about the other man who got away.

REALITY CHECK: Does Newt Gingrich like your wife's chest? Is Ted Kennedy a good Catholic? And which president had the best sex? Also, Virtual Reality Check -- who will die in 1996? By Jeannette Walls.

ESKY: LOOKING IN on Samantha Mathis, Kevin Spacey, the top tunes of '95, the best cigars in the world, the newest big wheels in the White House, the real side of Aspen, the next trend in trucks, and the case against fake breasts.

THE MALE ANIMAL: The latest words on sexual performances, snow-surfing, Thai boxing, getting your face zapped, bugs and drugs, meat you can eat, the impinged shoulder, and men without brats.

GENTLEMAN (FASHION): ON THE BUTTON: The simplified elegance of the one-button suit for spring; Plus: Just what is a vicuña, anyway? By Woody Hochswender.
ThE RETURN OF MISSONI: The Italian masters of bold, body-conscious knitwear strike again. Photographs by Fabio Chizzola.
SWEPT AWAY: It's hip to be square-cut. Makingwaves at the beach with classic swim trunks. Photographs by Troy Word.

COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS: The Sound and the Fury: Letters from readers.
Backstage with Esquire: Notes on contributors.
Our Man in the White House: When conservatives ran Colin Powell out of town, they sent the Right message. By Walter Shapiro.
THE SPORTING LIFE: Al Davis versus everybody else. By Mike Lupica.
MONEY TALKS: Exposing the high risk behind high-value, high-tech stocks. By Christopher Byron.
Mr. Peepers, Esq. -- On the road with Mr. Blue, Chris Isaak. By Julie Baumgold.

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