Scott Raab

As Swift debuts another rerecorded album, we're throwing it back to Scott Raab's prescient 2014 interview, when we spoke to the artist on the brink of a new era.

Twenty years after the Twin Towers came down, the nation grapples with a new collective grief. Esquire’s Scott Raab, who covered the decade-long effort to raise One World Trade, argues that the American spirit is stronger than the forces that try to tear us apart.

After a 20-year absence from his childhood town of Long Beach, California, the actor learned that you really can’t go home again. In 1998, Esquire’s Scott Raab embarked on an epic trip with the star down memory lane.

How did a rock n' roll pioneer become a gun-crazy recluse capable of murder? In 2003, in the time between the death of Lana Clarkson and his first trial for her death, the seminal producer sat down with Esquire’s Scott Raab.

Mike Schyck and hundreds of other Ohio State University athletes suffered sexual abuse by Dr. Richard Strauss. Schyck and many others believe then-OSU assistant wrestling coach Jim Jordan—now a congressman from Ohio—knew about it. This is an unprecedented look inside those locker rooms—and inside the mind of a victim.

"Garry Shandling always said to me, 'Don’t get mad, get funny.' It changed my life."

Who protects the building in the crosshairs?

An adventure with Better Call Saul's Bob Odenkirk. And all of his neighbors.

And he gave David Granger and Scott Raab some life advice.

Gloria Steinem talks to Scott Raab about her new book, My Life on the Road, North Korea, saying no, and how a movement thrives.

Excess (in moderation) in Morristown, New Jersey.

Catcher, Montclair, New Jersey, May 12, 1925 – September 22, 2015

Izzy Zuber may not know how to put a thread through a needle, but he knows suits.

The legendary Rolling Stones guitarist also talks about his new solo album, Crosseyed Heart, and riffs on stamina, image, the blues, the road, and working.