A growing number of men are undergoing a radical and expensive surgery to grow anywhere from three to six inches. The catch: It requires having both your femurs broken. GQ goes inside the booming...

The New Jersey Representative sheltered in his office for six hours—then stayed until 3 a.m. to clean up the Capitol.

The Blink-182 singer got cancer—and then accidentally shared his diagnosis with the public over social media. Turns out getting sick renewed his faith, healed his old friendships, and reminded him...

He got famous a decade ago on "The Walking Dead." Now, on the occasion of his Oscar-worthy new film, "Minari," we go inside the mind of one of Hollywood’s best actors.

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The man behind Acronym—the cutting-edge fashion coveted by legions of fans like John Mayer and sci-fi wizards like William Gibson—is making clothes for the end of the world.

Jonah Hill opens up to director Adam McKay about shifting gears from comedy to drama—and how nice it is when your happiness finally catches up with your success.

Now 80, the legendary director is on one of the most creative runs of his career— and consumed by the challenges (and opportunities) of all that he has left to do.

“I’m enjoying myself a lot, and that’s why I played the game that way.”

The neuroscientist and podcaster caught up with GQ about his daily routine: his morning dose of sunlight, the meditation he uses to recharge, and why he prefers to eat his carbs in the evening.

From his secret work on Christopher Nolan's much-anticipated film to his dream of buying Astroworld, the rapper explains his unorthodox route to success and influence.

Agnes Chu is departing as SVP of content for Disney Plus to join Condé Nast Entertainment as president.

“When we do go out I’m the one who carries the baby. It’s weird. But it’s like added protection. I feel like people are less likely to harass me if I have my child with me.”

In South Dakota, one quintessentially American teenager—along with his deeply supportive community—is upending the outdated debate about transgender athletes in schools.

Because Zendaya runs this town now. For the February issue she talks to Hunter Harris about her legacy, 'Euphoria,' and figuring out who she is outside of the work.

The legendary musician talks about revisiting Bach's cello suites, Black Lives Matter, and his old friend Mister Rogers.

By 43, Mary HK Choi had come up with many explanations for her strangeness around other people. Was it something else all along?

The troubadour of mellow vibes has been one of the biggest acts in music for three decades. Now 56, Matthews has been singing about mortality for a long time, and he’s confronting its specter in new...

His peers are long gone. His craft is a vanishing art. But high fashion’s master tailor is still making clothes for the ages.