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A walk through Battery Park leads to (mostly historically accurate!) fireworks in the new episode of the FX series.

The airport is 15 minutes from downtown. The restaurants are on point. And this week, unlike New York, it wasn’t buried in snow. Can you blame GQ columnist and civic booster Chris Black for getting a little bit excited?

The pop star’s playful hoodie matched his jovial attitude sitting courtside to watch the Lakers.

Laura K. Smith, the show’s costume designer, tells GQ about Henry Muck’s power watches, Savile Row suiting, and the unspoken rules of power dressing.

Kushner—who cowrote the screenplay for Spielberg’s controversial, eerily prescient film about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict—recalls telling the director, “You do understand that we’re going to get into an enormous amount of trouble” when Spielberg decided to do the movie.

The out-of-nowhere star strapped on John-John’s Rollerblades—and shouldered the tragic legacy of an American icon—to lead Ryan Murphy’s latest hit.

Music supervisor Ollie White talks about treating the trading floor like a dance floor, and the Season 4 soundtrack cut that almost broke the bank. Plus: A playlist of Industry's greatest needle drops.

Toole, who launched her own wellness app in November, talks to GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe about Hitchcock, the “Kubrick stare,” her Letterboxd top 4, and life as a meme.

On set in Cardiff, Wales with Kit Harington and Max Minghella at a turning point for Tender.

How a short, strange sea voyage with 30 jam bands and a small army of freaks and wooks made one writer homesick for the shit-show back on shore.

“This is Jacob’s memento to Wuthering Heights,” the actor’s grill maker tells GQ.

The Bravo stars announced their divorce in January. Their ten-season run on Summer House has been a long day's journey into night.

Rolling with the lord of online “looksmaxxing” as he meets the press, hits the runway, and tangles with his haters during a chaotic weekend in Manhattan.

The actor, who plays JFK Jr., is showcasing some seriously enviable outerwear on this press tour.

With “In the Name of the Mother,” the Thrones spin-off pivots from light-hearted comedy to visceral violence in a sequence that rivals its predecessor's biggest, gnarliest battles.

A new documentary about his life has us thinking about his real high-water mark as an interpreter.

Coach has taken part in Survivor four times, which has taught him the power of intuitive eating, breathwork, and meditation.

Allison Oliver goes for broke as Jacob Elordi's revenge rebound

The HBO trading-floor drama has morphed into the first great TV show about hyperachieving cuspers staring down adulthood's big chill.

Tender's tech-bro sociopath on this week's episode “Dear Henry,” that shower scene, and why singing Whitney Houston was a “miracle moment.”