Frazier Tharpe is a Senior Editor at GQ Magazine. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a keen focus on style, fashion, and the intersection of sports figures and cinema. Frazier's work has been featured in British GQ and GQ Magazine, showcasing his expertise in beauty, retail, and the broader entertainment landscape.
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Frazier Tharpe's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, film, music, celebrities, and fashion. He also covers promotional deals and reviews related to these areas. If you have a newsworthy story related to the latest in the world of entertainment or insider information about celebrities, movies, music releases or industry events that would be of interest to a broad audience with an interest in pop culture, Frazier could be receptive.
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By: Dean Stattmann, Frazier Tharpe, Tres Dean, Jesse Hassenger
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The collection spans a whopping 200 pieces, including everything from luggage and sneakers to skateboards and fragrances.
By: Alexandra Polk, Abe Beame, Frazier Tharpe
Better sleep is just a bamboo sheet set away.
The other day, I saw a tweet that described 2025 as a “sci-fi ass year”—the kind of date films of decades past used to set the action around for all types of futuristic hijinks.
By: Frazier Tharpe, William Goodman, Ali Finney, Fanny Latour-Lambert, Amy Wallace, Gerald Ortiz, Gabriella Paiella, Leon Hedgepeth, Jake Kring-Schreifels
GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe wants to love Gerard Butler’s Working Man’s ‘Heat’ series, but something just isn’t clicking.
By: Leon Hedgepeth, Chris Black, Frazier Tharpe, David Taylor, Cam Wolf, Adrian Clark
Why fight it? GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe suggests leaning into the spiritually overcast vibes of our dark historical moment by running back some of the bleakest (and best) seasons of the least upbeat shows of TV's golden age.
By: Alex Pappademas, Abbey Stone, Chris Cohen, Gabriella Paiella, Matthew Roberson, Phil Hilton, Patrick Monahan, Frazier Tharpe, Shea Serrano, Abe Beame, Eileen Cartter, Esther Zuckerman, Jesse Hassenger, Sam Schube, William Goodman
“This was a new experience for me,” said the Severance star, who walked Zegna’s grassy-knoll catwalk in Milan.
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