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“You can expect to see us just rising the ranks of the model world, walking in Fashion Week,” says SNL star Ben Marshall.
The Secretary of War's commitment to old-school masculine tropes is both a cynical recruitment tactic and an illustration of the psychic hang-ups he himself appears to have inherited.
In the latest episode of GQ’s weekly interview series One More Question, the Duke of Sussex and self-described student of grief talks to Zach Baron about learning from loss and growing up in public.
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Tom Cruise: Hollywood’s Most Elusive Star Speaks
It’s been 20 years since Tom Cruise last appeared on the cover of GQ, and, in some ways, he’s living like it’s 2006 again. In Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Digger, Cruise is taking his riskiest creative swing since Tropic Thunder. And now he’s sitting down for a rare long-form interview. Zach Baron talked with Cruise, alongside Iñárritu, about where the old Tom went and the film that drew him back.
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Amid the third season of his namesake long-form interview show, the 39-year-old Cum Town alum reveals how he books the talent of a television-style production with a sliver of the staff.
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At the Academy Museum Gala, famous guys reached for bigger brooches, baggier trousers, and considerably fewer ties.
“You can expect to see us just rising the ranks of the model world, walking in Fashion Week,” says SNL star Ben Marshall.
The photographer chats with GQ’s Christopher Fenimore about making potent art, shopping at Buck Mason, and why he plays Rihanna’s Anti at every shoot.
Less than a year after acquiring Cone White Oak’s famed denim looms, Mount Vernon Mills is shipping its first rolls of American-made selvedge, and brands are lining up to get their hands on it.
The actor wore a new Tank that's much rarer and more luxurious than it looks.
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The researcher behind landmark studies on social connection and health suggests forgoing automation for face time and reaching out before you feel like it.
Is volume eating a legitimate method for getting lean or just another dieting fad? A nutritionist and personal trainer explain everything you need to know.
After the FDA approved bemotrizinol for use in sunscreens this summer, U.S. brands are finally rolling out their updated formulas. Here’s everything you need to know about what’s available now.
A narrow, angled eye shape (think Robert Pattinson) has become a gold standard in some online communities. Some plastic surgeons are charging up to $40,000 for the “very dangerous” procedure.
After a year of experimenting with growing out his buzz cut, the actor has finally returned to his medium-length hair heyday.
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At tonight's season opener, the Knicks finally got their hardware, featuring nearly 800 diamonds and sapphires. But as Hollywood jeweler Jason Arasheben told GQ, “It's got to tell a story beyond just being pretty.”
You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's new three-hour documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, isn't the first movie to ambitiously blend fact and fiction.
All the girls are set to reprise their roles in Lena Dunham's five-episode reboot, announced last week. But what might have become of Adam, Charlie, Ray, and Desi?
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In January, the Super Bowl champion shocked the football world when he stepped down as coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers. His other pursuits, it turned out, were even more surprising.
A new book memorializes the highs and lows of the 22-time Grand Slam champion's career in photo form. The project, he tells GQ, helped him “see everything with a little bit of perspective.”
