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And he’s got the lad haircut to match.

Throughout his years in the Oval Office, 46 has favored timepieces with deep ties to American history and government.

When 46 officially exits the presidency, the Oval Office will lose its most passionate aviator booster since JFK.

Hydration is crucial—but past a certain point, more isn't better.

Especially when few basic precautionary habits make such a difference.

The seven-time Olympic champion swimmer told GQ about growing his own food, dealing with burnout, and the intensity of his pre-Paris workouts.

We talked to dentists to select the absolute best options for your teeth—and then we put them through the wringer.

Two GQ contributors discuss 2024's only theatrically-released Marvel Cinematic Universe film, and what—if anything—this cameo-heavy Ryan Reynolds/Hugh Jackman team-up portends for the future of the franchise.

The Marvel blockbuster features a slew of surprise appearances by actors from superhero movies past—and one extra-surprising guest-star turn with eighteen years of development-hell history behind it.

“I have mixed feelings about Biden stepping aside,” Lipsyte, 86, writes. “I sympathized with Joe even though I wouldn’t want him as a crossing guard.”

In 2020, the KHive was just another fandom, susceptible to flame wars and infighting, writes Ryan Broderick. Now it has helped deliver one of the most impressive weeks in recent political history. How long will the good times last?

Chatting with the skater and all-around polymath about cooking up Olympic gear and the weirdness of treating skateboarding like a regular sport.

The Pacers point guard transformed himself from unheralded prospect to full-fledged NBA superstar—and, hopefully, Olympic gold medalist. If you doubt him, all the better. “That's the fun part: it's just another chip on my shoulder.”

Red Bull’s genius engineer Adrian Newey is set to become a free agent—and could turn any team into an instant contender.

Every summer, the NFL releases a list of its 100 best players, as selected by their peers. How does the voting happen? Who’s in charge of collecting the ballots? And perhaps most importantly: how do the players feel about it?

The Pacers point guard transformed himself from unheralded prospect to full-fledged NBA superstar—and, hopefully, Olympic gold medalist. If you doubt him, all the better. “That's the fun part: it's just another chip on my shoulder.”

The Crown star turned newly-minted Marvel antagonist shakes off the shackles of period drama to take on an all-new challenge: Going toe to toe with mighty mutants Deadpool and Wolverine in the film that could save (or sink) the MCU onscreen. No pressure.

After years of grinding, Colman Domingo has finally been nominated for an Oscar and become the new king of red-carpet style.

In The Acolyte, set one hundred years before the prequels, Stenberg plays twins who’ve grown up on opposite sides of the Force, in a show that aims to challenge long-held preconceptions about the Star Wars universe. “They’ve called our show The Woke-alyte a fair amount,” Stenberg says. “I’m like, ‘Okay, what about it?’”