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He played the debonair Most Interesting Man in the World in the Dos Equis beer commercials. But in real life Jonathan Goldsmith lived a life that would impress even his onscreen persona. After failing make it big as an actor the Bronx-born Goldsmith excelled at the art of seduction, and became so good at it that his conquests recommended him to other women. Goldsmith brags about his bawdy escapades in his new memoir - Stay Interesting: I Don't Always Tell Stories including the time he slept with Henry Fonda's mistress About My Life, But When I Do, They're True and...

It’s Sunday, we’re still recovering from yet another week of gob smacking, and as if that weren’t enough, we’ve also been forced to sacrifice a precious hour to the Daylight Savings gods. For no apparently good reason.So we’re going to go easy on the politics today. Although I do have a suggestion for the GOPe; if they really don’t want to back Trump, I’ve located the only man in the world who can beat him, and the good news is - he’s going to be available soon!That’s right,only The Most Interesting Man In The World can beat The Donald at...

He lives vicariously through himself. He has won the lifetime achievement award, twice. In museums, he is allowed to touch the art. He is ... ... out of a job. Since 2006, Jonathan Goldsmith has played The Most Interesting Man In The World in a popular series of ads for Dos Equis. His catchphrase — "I don't always drink beer. But when I do, I prefer Dos Equis" — has worked its way into Internet culture. But his reign is ending. The newest ad for Dos Equis shows Goldsmith, as the Most Interesting Man, taking off in a spaceship on...