Zach Baron is a Senior Special Projects Editor at GQ. He specializes in writing about celebrities and entertainment news, covering a wide range of influential figures in the film industry and beyond, including actors, musicians, and directors. His work has been featured in various publications, including Magzter, GQ India, and British GQ.
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Zach Baron’s articles primarily focus on entertainment news, including coverage of events and promotions. Zach would likely be interested in sources who can provide unique insights into the entertainment industry, such as behind-the-scenes stories or exclusive details about high-profile events.
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By: Zach Baron, Tyrell Hampton
Seth Rogen on the state of show business, his rare career hiccups, and season two of The Studio.
By: Zach Baron
Liberal comedian Stephen Colbert seems to be trying to whitewash his own political history by claiming he is “more conservative” than people assume.
By: Zach Baron, Bruce Gilden
With Jay Kelly, the notoriously acidic filmmaker tries out his version of a good time. By Zach Baron Photography by
| How Barbie and Greta Gerwig taught the guy who made Marriage Story how to have fun. - By ZACH BARON
| TWO DAYS AGO, Seth Rogen won so many Emmys that today his wrists are actually a little sore. - BY ZACH BARON
| STEPHEN COLBERT IS by the pool at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood wearing bathing trunks, a robe, and nothing else. - BY ZACH BARON
Trent Reznor y Atticus Ross, mejores amigos y miembros de Nine Inch Nails, encontraron satisfacción creativa - y un par de premios Óscar - tras replantearse qué podían ofrecer como músicos. Ahora, con una ambición renovada, están imaginando un imperio artístico creado por ellos mismos.
By: Zach Baron
GQ 's Zach Baron talks to the comedy superstar about God, family, getting an audience to laugh at “dark stuff,” and why he's not calling his new horror parody Scary Movie Six
By: Zach Baron
How Hollywood's three leading-est men led a cast and crew of hundreds to help Nolan create his most epic and ambitious blockbuster to date
By: Alex Prager, Zach Baron
How Hollywood's three leading-est men led a cast and crew of hundreds to help Nolan create his most epic and ambitious blockbuster to date
