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I Saw the TV Glow Is An Instant Cult Classic. Jane Schoenbrun Tells Us Where It Came From
The writer-director talks about their new film, an existential horror movie in which reality unravels for two disaffected suburban teens obsessed with a TV show.
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How Press Tours Became Hollywood’s Fiercest Fashion Battleground
It used to be enough for actors to show up to a junket, make a couple quips about their latest projects, and call it a day. But with stylish stars like Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet showing out on every red carpet, now everyone else is expected to go fashion-viral, too.
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Bradley Cooper Can't Stop Rocking Rare Air Jordans
On the streets of Manhattan, the Maestro star put on a clinic in relaxed dad style.
How ‘Go,’ the Craziest, Druggiest, Horniest Cult Movie of 1999 Got Made (And Almost Didn't)
Twenty-five years after it came out—and got bulldozed in theaters by The Matrix—the timeline-twisting indie comedy Go looks better than ever. In this GQ oral history, director Doug Liman, writer John August, and members of the cast (including then-rising stars Timothy Olyphant and Sarah Polley) tell us how it really went down. Two words: “Tantra, baby!”
Bears Cornerback Jaylon Johnson Explains Why He Opened Up About His Treatment for Sex Addiction
Sure, speaking up was hard. But, the Pro Bowler tells GQ, "the hardest thing was to tell the truth to myself first."
