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With the internet clamoring for more info on the knitwear in Brady Corbet’s three-and-a-half-hour epic, costume designer Kate Forbes details Adrien Brody’s “brutal, bare” wardrobe—and her plans to bring that coveted gray sweater to the masses.

In the wake of the wildest Academy Awards campaign season in recent memory—and late-breaking upsets like Timothée Chalamet’s SAG Awards win this past weekend—who’s up and who’s down? Here’s a complete guide to the narratives to watch for as Hollywood prepares for its biggest conclave.

The London-born Thai actor went from training special operations military units to season three of the hit HBO show, where Mike White made him lay off the weights.

Cartier throws a game night to celebrate the Best Actor nominee, and GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe learns to play poker in real time at a table full of complete well-knowns.

His visual signature is so distinct it's practically a genre unto itself, but—sorry, TikTokers— Anderson's work is about more than dollhouse-meticulous production design and rigorous framing. We've ranked the best films by an acclaimed director who remains somehow underappreciated.

After rumored behind-the-scenes turmoil, the streamer has officially taken creative control of the long-running British superspy franchise. Where does Bond go from here?

After months of buildup, the sketch-comedy institution finally threw a weekend-long party for its half-century anniversary. GQ columnist Chris Black reports live from New York.

He got mega-swole to play Jack Reacher, an itinerant vengeance specialist with fists the size of Thanksgiving turkeys. Now the show’s a hit and he’s a star. But Ritchson won’t stop pushing himself harder—or saying exactly what’s on his mind. “Reacher’s gonna Reacher,” says his costar, “and Alan’s gonna Alan.”

He’s one of our most dependably freaky movie stars, and, in A24’s Opus he transforms into a reclusive pop star. To learn about John Malkovich’s new project, GQ traveled all the way to… the suburbs of Boston.

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.

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.”

The author of The 5 Types of Wealth, A Transformative Guide to Design Your Dream Life on how he overcame his “devastatingly bad” afternoon slumps and why he sets daily A, B, and C goals.

Paolo and Riccardo Penko, whose jewelry has adorned actual popes, crafted over 500 custom pieces for the Oscar-nominated thriller.

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.

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.