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Following the lead of other franchises, GoT is trying its hand at levity, with mixed results.

The HBO series is quietly becoming a paradise for actors from the likes of Stranger Things and Game of Thrones to shed their image and get wild.

Penn’s hungover, profane, and ultimately doomed Jonah just stole the season 4 premiere.

When Industry premiered in 2020, it was one of the least-watched shows in HBO history. But having grown in scale and ambition in subsequent seasons, Industry, in its fourth season, is more self-assured, more stylish, and more powerful than ever before.

“Our budget wasn’t huge,” admits Hanna Puley, who outfitted the smash-hit series. “So I was trying to be really strategic.”

In episode five of Heated Rivalry, Canada’s pro-hockey golden boy finally turns his swag on. GQ asked the show’s costume designer, plus a few real-life stylists and publicists, to break down his fashion journey.

Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams were both virtual unknowns when they signed up to star as on-the-DL hockey players in a boldly smutty gay romance shot for a Canadian streamer. Now that the series is 2025’s biggest surprise hit, they’re navigating unfamiliar territory (and negotiating unprecedented thirst)—but at least they have each other to lean on.

From two Game of Thrones spin-offs to new seasons of Industry and Euphoria, next year the small screen is gonna be big.

To achieve the HBO comedy’s frumpy corporate aesthetic, costume designer Nicky Smith had to renounce all her natural instincts. “Wrinkles are good. Disheveled is good. Uneven is good,” she tells GQ.

The HBO series restored the feeling of old Sunday-night prestige classics. Now let’s keep it one-and-done, writes GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe.

The well-travelled character actor gets on the phone to discuss Perry's fate, biting Mark Ruffalo, and whether we've seen the last of Task.

A staple of 2010s TV, the hard-boiled detective drama has largely gone out of fashion. But Mark Ruffalo’s new HBO series is more than up to the, well, task.

The comic and podcaster with the “she/they shooters” thinks “we need to bring back public beef”—but had a good conversation with MrBeast after their online dust-up.

A show once known for petty infighting has significantly raised the stakes. Ahead of the season three finale, we dig into how the period drama has become a thrilling must-watch.

Nudity used to be one of the key ways prestige television reminded us we weren't watching regular TV. As business realities and popular taste continue to shift, are streaming and cable headed for Nudity Zero?

In his latest stand-up show, the soon-to-be-former WTF host grapples with his father’s dementia, the Los Angeles wildfires, and childhood trauma.