Calum Marsh is a writer for GQ. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, film and cinema, beauty and fashion, as well as sports and sports business, with a particular focus on the film industry and apparel design. Calum's work has been featured in notable publications such as The New York Times, Rolling Stone, and The Guardian.
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Mikkelsen plays a man convinced he’s John Lennon in a darkly comic crime film from the Danish auteur Anders Thomas Jensen.
By: Calum Marsh, Christopher Capozziello
Companies are investing in scientific labs in pursuit of a sneaker that could help marathon runners shave up to four minutes off their record. But some are skeptical of the results.
From Puma and Nike to Adidas and Brooks, shoe companies are using scientific research to compete for an edge in marathon performance.
Peter Gallagher’s spin on a comic strip staple has found a passionate audience away from the funny pages.
By: Calum Marsh
A low-budget riff on the time-travelling classic set in Toronto, Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie has found a devoted following, from the US to South Korea.
By: Calum Marsh
A low-budget riff on the time-travelling classic set in Toronto, Nirvanna the Band the Show was never intended to be more than a passion project for its two creators.
Athletes have started coming to Second City, the Chicago-based comedy troupe, to learn improv skills. The Chicago Blackhawks and the NHL, among others, have found it builds teamwork.
From “Slow Horses” to “Big Little Lies,” our list of great psychological thrillers, spy novels and crime fiction have inspired a heap of great adaptations.
A provocative, eye-opening look at a genre long dismissed as trash television. Featuring interviews with dozens of reality hosts and stars, including Jeff Probst and Gordon Ramsay, and with insights…
