‘House of the Dragon’ Star Emma D’Arcy, Five Other Women Make GQ’s ‘Men of the Year’ List
HBO’s House of the Dragon star Emma D’Arcy and five other women bizarrely made it onto GQ’s “Men of the Year” list.
HBO’s House of the Dragon star Emma D’Arcy and five other women bizarrely made it onto GQ’s “Men of the Year” list.
Democrat Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) suggested in a lengthy interview with GQ that she fears for her life and is uncertain about her future because “so many people in this country hate women” and “women of color,” specifically.
Meghan Markle’s husband Harry, Duke of Sussex, has blamed vaccine hesitancy on “families around the world… being overwhelmed by mass-scale misinformation across news media and social media”.
GQ Magazine’s Julia Ioffe suffered another Russia-conspiracy faceplant Tuesday after hysterically spreading fake news about Michigan voter data rolls being found on a Russian hacker’s laptop.
Julia Ioffe, a correspondent for GQ Magazine, chose to delete a conspiratorial post Wednesday evening, after the Internet ultimately convinced her that a “Russian quotation mark” on a 200-year-old Arkansas newspaper’s viral tweet did not prove that international trolls co-opted its scoop about a paternity test involving Hunter Biden.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has taken over 42,000 selfies on the campaign trail, telling GQ that her infamous “selfie line” is “energizing” and allows her to better connect with voters.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) said Hillary Clinton’s failed 2016 presidential run makes her presidential bid easier, according to an interview with GQ published Wednesday.
GQ writer Julia Ioffe quickly apologized Monday after claiming that President Trump had radicalized more people than ISIS on CNN’s The Lead with Jake Tapper.
Many prominent figures in the establishment media invoked President Trump and his rhetoric in their response to the horrific shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh that killed 11.
GQ writer Nathaniel Friedman spread the conspiracy theory Tuesday that the former Nazi SS guard deported by the Trump administration is a “plant” to make ICE look noble and heroic.”
Buried in the midst of a long-running GQ interview in which he belittles the skills of Eli Manning, Ben Roethlisberger, and Joe Flacco; players who have five Super Bowl rings between them. Jags cornerback Jalen Ramsey also weighed-in on whether he believes Colin Kaepernick should be in the NFL.
In their essay titled “21 Books You Don’t Have to Read Before You Die,” the editors of GQ recommend rewriting canons of Great Books by swapping out works that are hard to read, dangerously backward, or politically incorrect with more contemporary works that conform to the values and sensibilities of the modern cultural elite.
The men’s fashion magazine of record, GQ, plumbed new depths in journalistic sewer-dredging, trashing every conservative that has ever lived and even trying to discredit the U.S. Constitution.
As the federal “assault weapons” ban was about to expire in 2004, the Department of Justice’s National Institute of Justice (NIJ) reported that the ban could not be credited with any reduction in crime.
GQ’s Keith Olbermann announced Monday that he is “retiring from political commentary in all media venues.”
If you can’t argue politics with your relatives, then just trash their Thanksgiving dinner for spite, says a politics column in GW magazine, titled “It’s Your Civic Duty to Ruin Thanksgiving by Bringing Up Trump.”
Men’s magazine GQ, awarded former San Francisco 49ers quarterback and national anthem protest inventor Colin Kaepernick its “Citizen of the Year” award on Monday. However, the choice did not sit well with former ESPN host Britt McHenry who had a much better candidate in mind for the honor than Kaepernick.
Who said unemployment wouldn’t have its perks? Despite being out of a job and achieving pariah status in the hearts and minds of most American sports fans, Colin Kaepernick is winning and scoring points somewhere.
GQ has sacked UK political correspondent Rupert Myers after a woman went public to accuse him of sexually assaulting her in London.
Former MSNBC television host and liberal commentator Keith Olbermann sent out a tweet Sunday morning calling for President Trump to be impeached after the president posted a video of himself beating CNN in a wrestling match on Twitter.
Late-night icon David Letterman says he’s sick knowing that President Donald Trump is representing America on the world stage.
Following the success of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, actor and former wrestler Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson has revealed he is also considering a bid for the presidency.
President Donald Trump has not even been in office a week and GQ Magazine “The Resistance” host Keith Olbermann is already calling for his resignation. “It’s time for Donald Trump to resign as president,” Olbermann began. “Admittedly, it’s been an
The concept of illegal immigration into the United States does not exist, according to a new piece by men’s magazine GQ.
GQ UK focused their attention on MILO’s politics, calling him “rabidly right-wing” and highlighting his Twitter ban
More than a decade ago, fashion designer and filmmaker Tom Ford told GQ magazine that all men should experience being penetrated at least once in their lives. More than 10 years later, Ford says he still feels the same way.
In his Monday “The Resistance” special commentary for GQ magazine, Keith Olbermann blasted Presidential-Elect Donald Trump for his actions since his election and questioned his mental stability. “[W]e still await the first serious, sober discussion in our nation’s media about the
On October 28, GQ magazine published an article in which readers were encouraged to view guns as “tools” and understand that “Owning 17 guns isn’t that extreme.”
On October 28, GQ magazine published an article which highlighted the fact that banning “assault weapons” would have nearly zero effect on crime.
In his latest video commentary of GQ magazine, Keith Olbermann weighed on Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s refusal to say he would absolutely accept the outcome of November’s general election. Trump told moderator Chris Wallace at the final presidential debate
During Monday’s “The Closer,” GQ special correspondent Keith Olbermann reacted to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump telling opponent Hillary Clinton in Sunday’s debate that she would be in jail if he was elected. “Make no mistake what you heard between
Jaden Smith, the cross-dressing teen son of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, doesn’t see the big fuss about men wearing feminine clothing and hopes to transform the world into a “utopia,” in part by freeing people from bills and other financial obligations.
In a fawning interview Bill Simmons conducted with Barack Obama for GQ, the president lets readers know the inside-baseball secrets of his sports-minded mind, including his desire to own an NBA franchise, his belief that he and Aaron Rodgers share a kindred unflappability, and his disbelief that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell makes $44 million a year.
In a new interview with GQ, Hollywood scion Jaden Smith discusses growing up in the spotlight, his plans to disappear in 10 years, and also compares himself to Italian astronomer Galileo.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson stated GQ is “consumed with hatred and intolerance,” and the media has “become the enemy of the people” on Saturday’s “Fox & Friends” on the Fox News Channel. Carson said, in reaction to GQ’s “F*ck
We are all witnessing an elaborate liberal media lynching of Dr. Ben Carson. The former Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon turned leading black Republican presidential candidate is just the latest “uppity negro” (Justice Clarence Thomas, Herman Cain) to defy the expectations of his white liberal mainstream media masters by deciding to ditch the political hymnal from which most blacks read and think for himself.
The GQ headline screams “Fuck Ben Carson” and attacks the Republican presidential candidate for daring to suggest that in a mass shooter situation, it might be a better idea to fight back than to wait to be murdered in cold
Fantastic Four actor Michael B. Jordan has found himself the target of social media vitriol for comments made during a recent interview in which the young actor said he wanted the opportunity to take on roles not only written specifically for black men.
Actor Ryan Reynolds weighed in on this summer’s colossal mega-flop Fantastic Four, saying in a recent interview that he is concerned the failure of the movie could hurt black cast member Michael B. Jordan more than any of the other actors.
Creators of the Star Wars franchise want the world to know they did not give comedian Amy Schumer permission to feature its characters in her GQ magazine spread.