GQ landed the first real interview of the Nothing Was The Same media cycle. In it, not only does Drake discuss rap, love and Chris Brown, but also money, his security, family and talks at lengths about what goes into making his songs.
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Drake’s GQ Cover + Interview
GQ landed the first real interview of the Nothing Was The Same media cycle. In it, not only does Drake discuss rap, love and Chris Brown, but also money, his security, family and talks at lengths about what goes into making his songs.
GQ 10 Essentials: Jay Sean
Cars, watches and a firm pillow. Musician Jay Sean shares what else he has in his top ten list of things he cannot be without.
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GQ | Fighting Weight: Six Pack Abs – Beach Edition
Erik Valdez meets up with Mike Chang in Santa Monica to learn how to get a chiseled six pack and avoid making huge mistakes in burning belly fat to get the defined six pack you want.
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GQ’s Worst-Dressed Men
Whether trying too hard or not at all, these men have broken rule after rule, leading to sartorial ruin. Check out GQ’s editorial HERE.
Jimmy Fallon’s GQ Cover + Interview
Jimmy Fallon talks with GQ‘s Jeanne Marie Laskas about his days on SNL, late night comedy, and growing up in a strict Irish Catholic household. Also watch the new king of late night TV on the set of his April 2013 cover shoot.
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GQ’s The 100 Hottest Women of the 21st Century
Yes, there are still 987 more years in this particular millennium. But we’ve already made up our minds. We’re saying right now: This is one of the top three hottest millennia ever. And we’ve already decided who the all-stars are. Yes, we’re talking about Beyoncé, but we’re not just talking about Beyoncé. We’re talking the century of Mila Kunis, the historically significant period of the Ladies of Friday Night Lights, the era when Marisa Tomei showed us how hot 44 was and Megan Fox showed us how hot talking-robot alien cars were. Just think, in the 1900s we didn’t even know what a sext was (thanks, Scarlett!), we’d never heard of Kate Upton or the Dougie, or the beautiful music they could make together. So, sure, it’s still early, but it’s not too early to obsessively catalogue GQ’s hottest women of the 2000s.
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GQ’s Men of the Year
It’s that magical time of year again: when GQ magazine celebrates a few good men — and one woman — from Hollywood and beyond. Take the JUMP for the list in pictures.
Frank Ocean’s GQ Interview
Yes, he made the album of 2012. (Just ask him, he’ll tell you.) But that was just the second biggest moment of Frank Ocean‘s year. Here, while wearing the sport coats of the season and surrounded by his whole Odd Future crew, the ascendant singer opens up to Amy Wallace about his crazy year—including the bomb he dropped on the hip-hop world.
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Rihanna’s GQ Cover + Interview
In 2012, men straight lost their minds over this woman—Chris Brown’s crazy neck tattoo, Brown and Drake’s nightclub riot. She drove the rest of us wild, too. And that was all before Rihanna dropped the sexiest, most outrageous album of the year.
Camille Rowe By Pam Hanson
My prediction for next season’s hottest accessory: beds. It just adds that certain “je ne sais quoi”, as you can clearly see in this fine editorial shot by Pam Hanson featuring stunning Camille Row. Enough said. Gentlemen (and Ladies), please proceed to the gallery after the JUMP.
