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GQby Oren Hartov1 Sept 2026
Back in 2015, fresh off the success of its relaunch, Tudor debuted the North Flag. The watch looked like it could represent Tudor’s future: not only did the bright, quirky design seem to depart...
GQby Gerald Ortiz1 Sept 2026
You may change up your accessories on the regular, but chances are you’re going to wear your rings on the same fingers and your watch on the same wrist.
GQby Dean Stattmann1 Sept 2026
There’s no shortage of scientific research suggesting that drinking coffee can help you live a longer, healthier life.
GQby Paula Mejía1 Sept 2026
In the most recent episode of The Shards, Ryan Murphy’s flashy adaptation of the Bret Easton Ellis novel, a suggestive gift fuels murder suspicions.
GQby Rob Greenberg1 Sept 2026
In the spring of 2009, I was told I had breast cancer—a diagnosis I didn’t even know a man could receive until it applied to me. A month earlier, I was wrestling with my two young boys.
GQby Cam Wolf1 Sept 2026
When Robert Pattinson was 14, he cut the labels out of his dad’s designer boxers and sewed them into his jackets in an attempt to impress his middle-school classmates.
GQby Zach Baron1 Sept 2026
One quiet Monday in June, an SUV pulls up to the base of the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps a few minutes past 5 a.m., and out of the car and into the blue morning air walks Jalen Hurts.
GQby Michael Stefanov31 Aug 2026
I've been covering men's grooming for well over a decade, and in that time, I've seen body razors go from a fringe category to a bathroom staple. And it tracks.
GQby Gerald Ortiz31 Aug 2026
Earlier this year, Converse introduced a new tier to its Chuck Taylor lineup dubbed First String.
GQby Nick Remsen31 Aug 2026
After taking the summer off to recover from a wrist injury, Carlos Alcaraz’s big return to tennis is making headlines beyond his play.
GQby Leon Hedgepeth31 Aug 2026
In between table reads and set changes, celebrities run errands just like the rest of us, and, naturally, they throw together an enviable fit we all want to adopt.
GQby Mahalia Chang31 Aug 2026
There used to be a couple of absolute certainties I could hang my hat on. One, if I turned on a Man City game, Erling Haaland would be booting a ball clean through some poor player’s skull, and his...
GQby Frazier Tharpe31 Aug 2026
This is an edition of the weekly newsletter Tap In, GQ senior associate editor Frazier Tharpe’s final word on the most heated online discourse about music, movies, and TV.
GQby Oren Hartov31 Aug 2026
There’s something about a major tennis tournament that makes people want to bring out their very best watches. Don’t get us wrong. We’re watching the tennis at the US Open diligently.
GQby Michele Ross31 Aug 2026
So you’ve decided to upgrade your skincare regimen from bar soap and body lotion alone. Good call. But whether you’re at CVS or Sephora, things can get confusing—and expensive—fast.
GQby Tres Dean31 Aug 2026
It’s been the year of surprises in the sneaker world. For decades, the industry has revolved around the big names—Nike, Adidas, Air Jordan—and streetwear culture has followed suit.
GQby Kristen V. Brown31 Aug 2026
Under the microscope, the sperm would have looked perfectly normal by any modern standard. They had a nicely shaped head and long tail; they swam normally.
GQby Tyler Chin31 Aug 2026
While summer’s usually the season for relaxing, J Balvin has been working like no one else. It’s that kind of hustle that’s made him one of the world’s biggest superstars.
GQby Oren Hartov29 Aug 2026
Imagine being so far down the Rolex rabbit hole, so heavily Crowned, that you have your own Daytona named after you. Or, at least nicknamed after you, like you’re a modern-day Paul Newman.
GQby Chris Black28 Aug 2026
This is an edition of the newsletter Pulling Weeds With Chris Black, in which the columnist weighs in on hot topics in culture. Sign up here to get it in your inbox every Thursday.
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