Matthew Roberson

Los Angeles has a suave new reminder of the Showtime Lakers and their 1980s style god.

The 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics gave us plenty of indelible images—including the wildly disparate, equally memorable dental situations of Jack Hughes and Alysa Liu.

At 24, the Detroit Pistons point guard has begun to steadily reverse the fate of his long-beleaguered franchise—becoming one of the youngest and most laid-back members of the league’s ultra elite. GQ hung out with him in the Motor City and his hometown of Dallas to learn the secret to his relaxed greatness.

Always fighting lethargy? A physician explains what habits might be to blame, and what you can do to ensure that you’re not the person dozing off in a meeting.

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

From Nova Scotian diehards who go every year to steely Germans just there for the California sunshine, Super Bowl LX attracted a motley band of fans.

Focusing on the moment after you wake up and the way you breathe can make an enormous impact on your life, says Master Shi Heng Yi, because “so many things are made to pour the attention and energy out of you.”

Sports fandom can be cruel, but every once in a while—as GQ’s Matthew Roberson discovered in the stands at Super Bowl LX—it delivers hootin’, hollerin’, life-affirming joy.

“It’s what I signed up for,” says the 22-year-old Wisconsin star, who will become the first-ever Black woman to play for Team USA at the Olympics. “So it’s nothing crazy.”

The Jeopardy! host (and Seattle resident) works through his feelings about the Seahawks’ Super Bowl run with GQ’s Matthew Roberson, a fellow Seattle sports sicko.

The former Saturday Night Live cast member is raising awareness for Huntington’s disease, getting double the daily recommended step count, and crushing butter cake ice cream.

For the second year running, the Chicago Bear has been crowned his sport’s best-dressed player.

The Swede is nearing two decades of life playing hockey in the states, which has deprived him of his favorite Nordic delicacy, but taught him to focus on shorter, explosive workouts.

The NFL analyst and Steelers great goes deep on the Broncos’ Jarrett Stidham situation, the merits of playing nasty football, and Ginger Cuz.

The man behind Free Solo, the Planet Visionaries podcast, and some of the most incredible athletic achievements of all time is scaling a skyscraper in Taiwan with no ropes. Yes, that still freaks him out.

Replacing bags of sugary candy with handfuls of nature’s candy can make a world of difference for a professional athlete, who’s also learned the power of stretching.

Jason Bolden, who styled both the actor and director for the 2026 Golden Globes, tells GQ about the winking sartorial nods to Sinners, the vintage ice on Jordan’s wrist, and the Black icons who inspired the looks.

Trae Young is the headliner in the recent Hawks-Wizards trade, but sharpshooter Corey Kispert is the best-dressed person in the deal.

If you’re in one of his gyms trying to hit your fitness goals, just remember that the executive chairman and managing partner is still scarfing cheese pizza any chance he gets.

One of Hollywood’s true jack of all trades is powered by nightly sweets, combat workouts, and teenage-like slumber.

The TikTok star and budding actor swears by yogurt and berries, mobility exercises, and daily reading.

First, wake up and do your elaborate morning routine. Then, once you’re properly centered, read this roundup of how the fitness world’s highest performers get it done.

Proteins, peptides, and pills, oh my! In 2025, NFL players, silver screen superheroes, and creators told us all about everything they put in their bodies.