Fifty years after he gave us "The Godfather," the iconic director is chasing his grandest project yet—and putting up over $100 million of his own money to prove his best work is still ahead of him.

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.

After an internal investigation, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association says the act was intended as "a joke." But Fraser's not laughing.

The two legends—and GQ Men of the Year—riff on 'The Irishman,' Scorsese, 'The Godfather,' and five decades of Hollywood fame.

Jeff Bezos’s epic quest to bring a beloved series of fantasy novels to life—and maybe change the face of global television forever.

The Hollywood star shot his own cover for GQ's June issue—and talks about being Batman, tries to explain the plot of "Tenet," and nearly burns down his kitchen.

My son and I were calling to each other across a great distance, a distance that I was aware might never close.

The man who became Spider-Man talks about his golf obsession and the tribulations of superhero super-fame.

Tech oracle Jaron Lanier saw the evils of social media platforms before anyone else. Now he talks about whether Twitter activism really works, how to fix Facebook, and why he won't be joining Silicon...

As the rap legend drops his first solo project, he talks with GQ about where he’s been—and why he made an album that nobody could have expected.

He was a movie star who seemed to vanish from Hollywood. Now, suddenly, Brendan Fraser is an Oscar favorite—and reckoning with the kind of comeback you only see in the movies.

He made every mistake a child star can make, including the ones that nearly destroyed him. Now—fortified by God, marriage, and a new album, "Justice"—Justin Bieber is putting his life back together,...

In a rare interview, the activist opens up about the George Floyd protests, police brutality, and the conditions in the Missouri Eastern Correctional Center after a staffer came down with coronavirus.

His fairy-tale rise made him a sensation. But now, after turning the once-dismal Bucks into champions, he’s becoming something more like a legend. Inside the whirlwind next chapter for the NBA’s most...

He’s spent decades pretending to not be himself. Now, at 47, one of the world’s greatest actors speaks with rare candor about navigating a career he never quite chose and building a life he sometimes...

Zach Baron goes to Isbell's Tennessee family home and finds there's no question the compulsively honest songwriter won't answer.

The man who became Spider-Man talks about his golf obsession and the tribulations of superhero super-fame.

The actor, director, and GQ Icon of the Year is the one thing we can all agree on—at a time when we can’t agree on anything.

Starring as Ken in 'Barbie,' Ryan Gosling talks candidly about the new kind of films he wants to make—and the offscreen roles he’s prioritizing in real life.

Kanye West’s longtime creative director is a walking, talking (and talking, and talking) embodiment of professional cool.

Zach Baron goes to Isbell's Tennessee family home and finds there's no question the compulsively honest songwriter won't answer.

At 55, the consummate Hollywood star—and cover star for GQ's October 2019 issue—seems to have the Hollywood parts figured out. But inside, there's a whole lot he's still working out.

Pitt's first acting Oscar, Zach Baron writes, is both overdue and right on time.

The Mumford & Sons frontman talks about bottoming out, plumbing his past, and finding his way forward.

Nearly two years after he walked away from tennis, Roger Federer has found a different rhythm to life—and an exciting new set of challenges. Now, in his most wide-ranging interview since his retire...

Zach Baron on the art of writing profiles and what gets lost in an age of social distancing.

It’s been 13 years since James Cameron released 'Avatar,' the highest-grossing movie of all time. Now, the director is back with a deeply personal sequel—and the reasonable expectation that it could...

Zach Baron goes to Isbell's Tennessee family home and finds there's no question the compulsively honest songwriter won't answer.

Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross found a new level of creative fulfillment (and a couple Oscars) by saying yes to fresh challenges. Now they’re plotting their grandest project yet.

In a frank conversation, the Apple CEO offers new insight into his leadership—and explains how he has refashioned the world’s most creative company (from its privacy policy to its Oscar-winning...

All over the country, restaurants in communities big and small are being forced to reckon with our socially distanced new reality. Over two months, Zach Baron followed the owners of All Time, in Los...

Brad Pitt is GQ’s October cover star, and the magazine’s senior staff writer Zach Baron joins the show to tell us what it was like to profile the actor

For GQ’s October cover story, reluctant leading man Chris Evans reflects on the Marvel years, overthinking movie stardom, and life after Captain America.

At 55, the consummate Hollywood star—and cover star for GQ's October 2019 issue—seems to have the Hollywood parts figured out. But inside, there's a whole lot he's still working out.

For this GQ+A, the comedy trailblazer talks 'Bad Boys,' his hit '90s sitcom, and re-entering public life for the first time in years.

As Hollywood wages war over the future of movies, Harmony Korine and a gang of video game designers and AI artists are holed up in a house near Mar-a-Lago building it.

From a scruffy perch at a public driving range, the renegade golf coach is building a cultish following of celebs and pros by challenging some pretty essential ideas about how the game should be...

When a young father was randomly killed in Malibu Creek State Park last summer, it sent the placid SoCal community into hysterics—spawning amateur sleuths, conspiracy theories, and public paranoia.

With a pair of megawatt careers and a growing family, Russell Wilson and Ciara are the ultimate overachieving celebrity couple.

Hello, friends.

"They're manipulating people's behavior," the Apple CEO tells GQ in a frank conversation about his hope that Apple's new privacy initiatives will help solve some of the internet's scariest problems.

Kelefah Sanneh hunkers down with the real Post: the one who lives between the cheerful, beer-drunk image and the perfectly crafted pop anthems.

When a young father was randomly killed in Malibu Creek State Park last summer, it sent the placid SoCal community into hysterics—spawning amateur sleuths, conspiracy theories, and public paranoia.

Zach Baron on why now is an excellent opportunity to excavate music from your past.

GQ’s Zach Baron, who first wrote about this year’s Oscar-winning actor in 2018, explains why he was so happy to see him win.

Andy Greenwald used to review TV shows for a living. Now he’s making one of his own. On “The Watch” podcast, he plays both researcher and guinea pig.

The legendary French duo announced their decision in typically careful fashion.

It’s been 13 years since James Cameron released 'Avatar,' the highest-grossing movie of all time. Now, the director is back with a deeply personal sequel—and the reasonable expectation that it could...

Jerry Lorenzo of L.A. label Fear of God wants to be the next Ralph Lauren. Suddenly that dream is in sight.

When a young father was randomly killed in Malibu Creek State Park last summer, it sent the placid SoCal community into hysterics—spawning amateur sleuths, conspiracy theories, and public paranoia.

Pitt's first acting Oscar, Zach Baron writes, is both overdue and right on time.

Across a year of uncommonly frank conversations, the 'Armageddon Time' director—and one of Hollywood’s most celebrated auteurs—wrestles with the elusive meaning and vexing business of cinema.

Politicians have become too reliant on sartorial gestures to communicate with the public.

Zach Baron on the art of writing profiles and what gets lost in an age of social distancing.

We told the world's most in-shape fact-checker to dress up in tennis gear, then grilled him on his exercise routine.

In “Lonesome Dove,” “The Last Picture Show” and dozens more novels and screenplays, he offered unromantic depictions of a long mythologized region.