Few people on earth travel as often as professional athletes. With On the Road, the GQ Sports Travel Questionnaire, they’re weighing in on everything from room service to flying comfortably to their favorite chain restaurants. These days, as a member of the Thursday Night Football broadcast, Richard Sherman is a man of few needs. If…
Looking at Paul Mescal on the red carpet for Gladiator II‘s Sydney premiere, you might think that the weather Down Under played its part in deciding his fit. Australia, after all, is warming up into a thoroughly pleasant summer, which might explain his lighter color suit and open shirt collar. Some level of ventilation is…
You’re going through it, I’m going through it. And if you pressed play on Tyler, The Creator’s new album expecting respite in the form of tightly crafted bars about luxurious misadventures and upper-echelon taste levels, well—plot twist—Tyler is going through it too. At the risk of speaking in Stan Twitter terminology and invoking “eras,” you…
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Want more insider watch coverage? Get Box + Papers, GQ’s newsletter devoted to the watch world, sent to your inbox every Friday. Sign up here. Andy Warhol is best known for those Campbell’s soup cans, I guess, but he was also something much cooler: an arbiter of taste in the watch world. People still love…
Hunting down the best lip balm is important: The skin on your lips is thinner than it is on the rest of your body, so it’s also the most prone to dryness and cracking. Threats to your lips come from everywhere: sunburn, windburn, cold and dry air, bacteria, cold sores, you name it. (It’s a…
This is an edition of the newsletter Pulling Weeds With Chris Black, in which the columnist weighs in on hot topics in culture. Sign up here to get it in your inbox every Thursday. The internet was abuzz this week after Donald Trump hosted a rally in Manhattan at Madison Square Garden. As usual, it…
All of that is just how stress can impact your mental health. Loads of scientific research shows that prolonged, chronic stress is horrible for physical health too. Sorry to be dramatic and all, but stress can kill you. “[Prolonged stress can] contribute to physical issues like heart problems, weight gain, or sleep disorders like insomnia,”…