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The actress channeled the XXL draft-night suits of the early aughts in a custom Loewe set.

The ever-stylish star delivered 2025’s first iconic watch moment.

The new Toledano & Chan B/1.2 features a mother-of-pearl dial and a shaped crystal.

“I don't just wear clothes, I wear stories,” the Sing Sing star tells GQ of his sublime signature style.

“I’m the Aaron Judge of not eating poorly,” says the Workaholics and Righteous Gemstones star, who burned off the sympathy weight he put on during his wife’s pregnancy with the help of an app.

The popular muscle-building supplement does a whole lot more than you might realize.

After a litany of health issues forced him to step away from his career, the former Chicago Blackhawks captain underwent a five-week Ayurvedic detox—enduring induced vomiting and daily enemas—in an effort to get his body and mind back on track.

Being able to touch your toes is a lot more important than you might think.

Soon after Luigi Mangione was named a suspect in the UnitedHealthCare CEO’s murder, the writer Paul Skallas, known as LindyMan, discovered that Mangione had followed his work and even tried to contact him. Here Skallas reckons with Mangione’s tangle of influences and the fractured cultural landscape that has shaped Gen Z.

A talk with the Sing Sing star as he prepares for a night at the Golden Globes—and a new career in Hollywood. The key, he says, is having no expectations.

Demi Moore looks more and more like a Best Actress nominee, Emilia Pérez looks like a Best Picture front-runner, and Adrien Brody's win over Timothée Chalamet could be setting up a Bob-vs.-Brutalist showdown for Best Actor.

From Brad Pitt burning rubber to Robert Pattinson duplicates to Cillian Murphy's return to zombieland, here are all the 2025 movies we're already seated for.

“I’m definitely still not over it,” says the Olympic gold medalist and Minnesota Lynx star, whose new three-on-three league Unrivaled begins play on January 17.

When you’re in your 22nd year in the NBA, you’ve earned the right to show up for work in a hoodie and slides.

The Inside the NBA host follows Peloton rides with cheese grits and struggles to get his 64 ounces of water.

Whether he’s kicking it with local rappers or putting the clamps on the NBA’s best scorers, Payton is making his impact felt all over Northern California. Just don’t call him “The Mitten.”

He’s always had a comic-book hero’s face. He stepped out of Australian soap operas and onto the Hollywood leading-man track. So what’s Guy Pearce doing playing the embodiment of capitalist villainy in the awards-favorite epic The Brutalist? The same thing he’s always done: seeking out the dark, risky territory where he feels most at home.

Formula 1 veteran Sergio Pérez has had an unexpected career at every turn—and this season is no different. While fighting to keep his privileged seat at Red Bull Racing, Checo invites GQ to a crucial race in Hungary and then back home.

As Netflix’s sweetest queer teen romance series returns for a third season, its stars hung out with GQ in NYC to discuss managing mutual stubble while kissing on camera, fulfilling their Broadway dreams, breaking out with Agatha All Along and Warfare, and why there’s nothing better than going out to dinner.

He’s one of the NFL’s most talented wide receivers, among its most outspoken, and quite possibly the sport’s most stylish player too. Now, on his third team, he’s looking to finally reach football’s promised land.