Raymond Ang

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.

In the nearly four years since they went on break for mandatory military service in South Korea, the members of BTS have grown as artists and men, launching distinct solo careers to huge success. Now, the biggest band in the world is reuniting with a fifth studio album, a massive global tour, and a definitive answer to whether they’re stronger alone or together.

That National Anthem performance is just the latest sign that our premier Dad-pop auteur is due for a reconsideration.

Gael García Bernal stars as Ferdinand Magellan in Lav Diaz’s grand hypnotic drama Magellan. The arthouse icon and the acclaimed director talked to GQ about making the movie (and that viral film festival moment).

After helping craft hits for Justin Bieber, Olivia Dean, and Adele, the Grammy-winning songwriter has finally released the follow-up to his cult-classic 2015 debut Goon—thanks to Justin Vernon and Danielle Haim.

This year, The Gilded Age met the moment and became a bona fide phenomenon. And as the indomitable Bertha and George Russell, Carrie Coon and Morgan Spector took their rightful place as television’s top power couple.

Ira Sachs’s new film Peter Hujar’s Day resurrects downtown ’70s New York style through a charismatic Ben Whishaw performance and a well-fitting pair of Levi’s 501s. “They’re the perfect f*cking hot gay man jean,” one of the movie’s costume designers tells GQ.

For New York City cinephiles, the holy grail of theater merch is back in circulation.

The award-winning actor is Luca Guadagnino’s secret weapon. “Michael is a Stradivari,” the director says. “It’s genius.”

The Babygirl star shifts gears with Urchin, his Cannes prize-winning directorial debut. “You could argue that this wasn't the right moment for me to make this film,” he says. “But when is the right moment?”

Sincere apologies to Timothée Chalamet and Alexander Skarsgård. The festival’s unassuming artistic director, Dennis Lim, is the fit-god-in-residence at Alice Tully Hall.

In a wide-ranging interview, the ‘After the Hunt’ director talks about cancel culture, the influence of Mike Nichols, his reverence for Pedro Almodovar, and the reputation of ‘Showgirls.’

In a career-spanning interview, the pop legend talks to GQ about Prince, Paul McCartney, deep cuts, AI covers, and her soulful new album Here For It All. Plus, Dev Hynes, Jermaine Dupri, and Daniel Moore on the icon behind closed doors.

The star of Apple TV+'s Foundation on building different bodies for different Cleons, the importance of taking a nap, and the sluttiest thing a man can wear.

The Tony-winning star of Broadway’s Just in Time bikes to work, loves Dig Inn, and attests to the lifesaving powers of a 30-minute morning steam.

Bill Hader, director Oliver Hermanus and other Kurosawa enthusiasts pick must-see and deep-cut films by the Japanese master who inspired Spielberg, Lucas, and Spike Lee’s Highest 2 Lowest.

The pair star in The Long Walk, a violent and harrowing dystopian drama that’s ultimately about the bond between two young men from very different backgrounds—a connection that’s just as deep (but much more fun) offscreen. GQ joined their hang, and learned the road each of them took to get here.

On his new single “In Plain Sight,” the singer-songwriter behind hits like “Better” and “Young Dumb & Broke” has never been more clear—and queer.

The Gilded Age actor is back as robber baron George Russell (affectionately known as “Railroad Daddy” to his fans). Ahead of the HBO period drama’s thrilling third season, we hung out with Spector on the Upper East Side to talk subversive masculinity, being a wife guy, and suddenly becoming famous in his 40s.

The literary superstar behind On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous talks to GQ about earnestness, critics, his eagerly-anticipated second novel The Emperor of Gladness and why he only wants to write four more books.

His new series about a closeted jock, has a hilarious ensemble cast—composed of Wally Baram, Mary Beth Barone, Rish Shah, and more—plus a coming-of-age story like you’ve never seen before. GQ went inside the Benny Drama universe as he makes the leap from your Instagram feed to your TV.

With Andrew Ahn’s The Wedding Banquet and Roshan Sethi’s A Nice Indian Boy, we’re in the season of queer Asian rom-coms. “My hope is that it's a continual crop," Ahn says, "and not an explosion and then nothing.”

Fresh off playing Marlon Brando on the stage, the 13 Reasons Why actor stars in the new horror comedy movie The Parenting.

From Anora and Babygirl to Queer and even Timothée Chalamet’s Bob Dylan, we’ve never been more fascinated with beautiful young men who might ruin our lives.