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By: Raymond Ang
“I was actually uncertain about the costume,” Franz Rogowski says, regarding the clothes he had to wear for Andrea Arnold's Bird , the British
By: Gabriella Paiella, Cam Wolf, Phi Vu, Tom Ward, Alex Pappademas, Daniel Jackson, Danielle Dimeglio, Reed Nelson
An award-winning blockbuster franchise. A postpunk legend as screenwriter. What could go wrong? A lot, actually. As Gladiator Week comes to a close, we’re breaking down the saga of another, very different 'Gladiator II' and why it never made it past the script stage.
The minute Denzel Washington swaggers into Sir Ridley Scott 's 29th feature film, Gladiator 2 , you know it's fucking on . There's that grin, several
Yes, the candidate who talked to Joe Rogan and Theo Von prevailed in this year's election—but GQ columnist (and podcast host) Chris Black isn't convinced that male comedy-podcast listeners had much to do with that.
By: Ben Allen, Samuel Hine, Frazier Tharpe, Alex Pappademas, Gwynne Watkins, Olivia Hawkins, Brett Martin
“I really thought when I got the job that Pete Campbell would be this rising sparring partner for Don Draper,” the actor says. “Matthew Weiner called me and one of the first things he said is, ‘Pete never wins.’”
Josh Brolin's From Under The Truck is not exactly a celebrity autobiography, or a now-sober guy's literary remembrance of wild times past, or a
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By: Ryan Broderick, Timothy Beck Werth, Evan Mcgarvey, Avidan Grossman, Chris Black, Alex Pappademas
From a convention for fans of an 18th-century Austrian monarch to cheerleader tryouts at AT&T Stadium, charting the myriad passions of a population of true believers.
By: Noah Johnson, Will Schube, Adrian Clark, Olivia Hawkins, Adam Cheung, Avidan Grossman, Alex Pappademas, Eric Ducker
Chill host and ambient pioneer Brian Eno and Apple Music 1 creative director Zane Lowe talk about the connection between music and mindfulness.
By: Dina Litovsky, Grayson Haver Currin, Samuel Trotter, Alex Pappademas
How do you make it in the music business in 2024? For starters: Don’t put out more albums every year than even your hardcore fans can keep track of. Don’t chase every new idea you have (psychedelic rock, electronics, symphony orchestras!) and make every album sound nothing like the last one. Don’t encourage fan bootlegging. And above all, don’t call your band something like “King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.” GQ hitches a ride with the Australian sextet who’ve become a worldwide sensation by doing just about everything except what you’re supposed to do.
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