Issue Date: MAY, 2005; Vol. 143, No. 5
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER: EVA LONGORIA: Housewife of the year. ON THE COVER: Eva Longoria photographed exclusively for Esquire by Cliff Watts. Styling by Maryam Malakpour. Hair by David Babaii, makeup by Kara Yoshimoto Bua, both for Avantgroupe.com. Dress by Yves Saint Laurent.

FEATURES:
WOMEN 2005:
ALL ABOUT EVA: We know Eva Longoria is the hottest Desperate Housewife. But isn't it time we discovered what's on her night table? BY A. J. JACOBS.
THE GLOBAL SURVEY OF THE FEMALE SPECIES: Featuring one reason you might want to stay out of Slovenia.
MY FAVORITE PARTS: Three women on their most prized possessions.
THE TOTALLY LEGITIMATE LINGERIE PREVIEW '05: The hidden world of "intimate apparel." BY PETER MARTIN.
EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH: Diary of a wicked office crush. BY WENDY SPERO.
THE ESQUIRE QUIZ: THE INNER LIVES OF WOMEN: So you think you know your moisturizer from your mittelschmerz? BY STACEY GRENROCK WOODS.

WHAT I'VE LEARNED: JERRY STILLER: "Money is sensual.", INTERVIEWED BY CAL FUSSMAN.

A PERFECTLY UNDERSTANDABLE MISTAKE: For forty-seven years, a man in South Carolina has held on to something he's not sure he should have. The government doesn't know about it, and no one else in the world has anything like it. The remarkable true story of the only nuclear bomb ever dropped on the U.S. BY LUKE DITTRICH.

21ST CENTURY ROCK: Because, tike us, you've been too busy to keep up: a rundown of the worthiest new rock records of the last three years. BY CHUCK KLOSTERMAN.

THE STORY OF CADILLAC MAN AND THE LAND OF THE LOST SOULS: One homeless veteran's astonishing account of life on the streets of New York City. A story of struggle and regret and Love. BY CADILLAC MAN.

STYLE/FASHION/COLUMNS/DEPARTMENTS:
MAN AT HIS BEST: The best boilermakers, a shock economist, perfectly fitting shirts, the watch to wear in a plane crash, and John Mayer's secrets for surviving the road. PLUS, Sharin Foo cracks on Bono, and Answer Fella tests the Mailman's Credo.
THE SOUND AND THE FURY. CONTRIBUTORS.
CHUCK KLOSTERMAN'S AMERICA: The death of a star, and why the more we choose, the more we lose. Plus: In praise of the college-hoops 'tweener.
SEX: How to tip a hooker, and brutally honest advice on how to get a decent three-way off the ground. BY STACEY GRENROCK WOODS.
THE BETTER MAN: Veggie powder, absurdly grueling workouts, and George Foreman on the power of patience.
NATION: One peaceful Pennsylvania town is home to two of the unlikeliest neighbors in America: Old Order Amish who shun violence, and hillbillies armed to the teeth for it. BY CHRISTOPHER MCDOUGALL.
FIFTEEN THINGS YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT WOMEN: Such as the etiquette of biting, and the unfortunate truth about big breasts. BY CHRISTA MILLER .
THE RESTLESS MAN: Biking the Dakota Badlands. BY CHRISTOPHER MCDOUGALL.
THIS WAY OUT: Googling A.J. Jacobs's brain. BY A. J. JACOBS.
STYLE: The colorful history and enduring style of the pants that changed the world (The Esquire Catalog, page 59). It's time you dressed up and went out. Together. A few of our favorite couples-Aidan Quinn and Elizabeth Bracco, Spike and Tonya Lewis Lee-show how it's done, in spring's best new party clothes (The Ol' Ball & Chain, page 142).
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