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His new project with Partynextdoor is a perfectly-fine heat check, but demonstrates that Drizzy Drake is very much alive—and that he might be able to fully bounce back with a strong solo album before long.

The newest love-interest addition to the Bridget Jones Cinematic Universe talks to us about his favorite rom-coms and how he ended up playing someone called “Roxster.”

It’s the end of an era for the karate kid. On the eve of the Cobra Kai series finale, Maridueña tells GQ what’s next: a soul-searching stint in New York City.

Anastasio, a first-time nominee in Phish’s 41st year as a band, discusses what the honor means to him, Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show, and how MJ Lenderman has ruined his life.

Valentine’s Day can be hard, no matter your relationship status. Your search for a great Valentine’s Day movie need not be.

Whether he’s channeling one of 20th-century history’s greatest monsters, Roy Cohn, or immersing himself in coffee grounds for Ben Affleck, the Apprentice star goes all in on every performance. He’s aware that some people find his one-thousand-percent, irony-free commitment to the craft a little bit absurd; he’s OK with that. “I feel like, if you're not risking that,” he says, “then what are you risking?”

Tim Barber started Tiny Vices as an online showcase for photography that galleries and magazines wouldn't touch. Twenty years later, he talks to GQ columnist Chris Black about a new retrospective of photography from the now iconic platform, and why we crave human curation more than ever. “These algorithms are getting too fucking strong. This shit is too locked in, and we’re too locked into it. People are unconsciously or consciously looking elsewhere.”

One of the greatest actors alive talks to GQ about going throwback-John McClane mode in her new film about a commander in chief with a special set of skills.

Jordan once told GQ he intended to spend his 20s doing pedal-to-the-floor work, then take a break. But at 38, he's still seeking out new challenges—from starring (as twins) in Ryan Coogler's new film to directing himself in a Thomas Crown reboot. What keeps the Sinners star moving so fast?

After starring in back-to-back projects like Juror #2 and Nosferatu—and shooting a new Burberry campaign—the actor takes a moment to reflect on his big year.

The Oscar-nominated star of The Brutalist talks to GQ about the sweater he took home from the campaign shoot, his dialed-in awards circuit style, and why he wishes Winning Time had lasted one more season.

From “Like That” to “Not Like Us” to the Pop Out and unprecedented lawsuits, we've got your complete guide to the rap feud that's captivated pop culture all year long.

GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe walks in the Big Easy with the etiquette of LA to feel the energy on the ground for Kendrick’s historic halftime performance.

The actor avoided a six-month suspension of his driver's license, and we're getting more episodes of the acclaimed comedy travelogue series. Everybody wins.

When he’s not rapping, cooking, or acting, the man known as Mr. Wonderful is watching a Hall of Fame receiver go ham on some airport fast food: “I’ve seen Terrell Owens eat 100 nuggets at LAX.”