Esther Zuckerman is a freelance journalist and writer whose work has appeared in various publications including GQ Magazine, Los Angeles Times, Vanity Fair, Slate Magazine, and The New York Times. She covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, fashion, lifestyle, and cultural phenomena, providing insightful and engaging articles for her readers.
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By: Esther Zuckerman
On SNL , the singer showed that she can be goofy and versatile. Since the June release of her critically acclaimed album Brat , Charli XCX has been making appearances exuding its titular ethos.
By: Alex Pappademas, Eileen Cartter, Frazier Tharpe, Patrick Monahan, Sam Schube, Chris Cohen, William Goodman, Esther Zuckerman, Gabriella Paiella, Genevieve Koski, Jon Gugala, Shea Serrano, Matthew Roberson, Jesse Hassenger, Abe Beame
…sorry, ‘M:i:III’ truthers—if we’re ranking these honestly, the third one still comes last, Phil Hoffman or no Phil Hoffman.
By: Daniel Jackson, Lucy Ford, Reed Nelson, Gabriella Paiella, Louis Cheslaw, Ben Allen, Esther Zuckerman
It’s Gladiator Week here at GQ. Today, ‘Sopranos’ writer-producer Terence Winter—and Ralphie himself, Joe Pantoliano—explain why the iconic series made a Jersey mobster go crazy for Crowe.
By: Esther Zuckerman
In 2024, long-germinating film projects have been producing flop after flop. This one defies gravity.
By: Esther Zuckerman
It’s the rare sequel that matches the original in quality.
By: Esther Zuckerman
It's the rare sequel that matches the original in quality. In 2000, Ridley Scott's Gladiator made perhaps the ultimate dad movie.
Nicholas Alexander Chavez got a warning from Ryan Murphy: “It'll get noisy for you.”
In Ridley Scott's movie about human bloodlust and the desire for power, it's telling that a primate briefly ends up on top.
Adam Brody has been here before. Not the Santa Monica coffee shop where we meet for breakfast, though that applies too, but more specifically, at
(833) 317-6278 
