Grant Rindner

The Public Enemy hypeman and reality TV star has returned—four years sober, in his Swiftie era, and ready to take your ass to Red Lobster. His new path is paved with good vibes, non-stop selfies, and a truly bizarre AI experiment of a new single. But what's he really going to do with the time he has left?

“The reactions are always the same,” the rapper says of his stunt-y social-media presence, “and they're exactly what I hope for them to be."

Internet Sensation A legion of fans follow Ken Carson’s every move thanks to his alliance with Playboi Carti. The benefits are aplenty, but the Atlanta native is climbing to new heights on his own.

At 63 years old, the Japanese actor has never looked better

As rumors continue to swirl, “Meghann Thee Reporter” gives GQ her take on the state of Diddy's case. “When his homes got raided,” Cuniff suggests, “he started to realize how serious this was. It's not so much of a PR game anymore.”

The 84-year-old screen icon is no different from any other powerful man—except he keeps his phone in a case with the world's most famous ogre on it.

The once disparate worlds of basketball and high fashion have finally intertwined.

When Bruce McGill enters a scene, something exciting tends to happen. The 74-year-old character actor has spent five decades in Hollywood forging

Stowell's show of photos and artifacts from his years shadowing Odd Future is a time machine back to one of the most heralded eras in contemporary rap.

Tim Heidecker, Whitmer Thomas, and Frak on the line between musical comedy and music by comedians.