Why Fear of God Designer Jerry Lorenzo Wants You to Dress Like Kenny G

Chances are, your shoe of choice for any moves that need to be made on the fly—hitting the corner store, knocking out last-minute errands, pulling up to an impromptu hang—is some sort of slide. Worn solo in the summer (or with scuzzy camp socks when the weather is less accommodating), it’s a no-frills silhouette that demands minimal effort from its wearer. Simply slip one on and continue with your day.

Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony have maintained a good friendship since they separated, and they do this for the well-being of the children they have in common. In addition, the ex-partner has always decided to support each other in any circumstance.

Celebrities often go into various endeavors besides acting. Their fame can be used as an excellent marketing tool and they usually have the finances to back up their enterprises. Celebrity doesn't always equate to success, however. Take for example Steven Speilberg's themed restaurant Dive!, which didn't survive; or Britney Spears' New York restaurant Nyla, which didn't last long either. Of course, there have been plenty of celebrity success stories as well, such as Hugh Jackman's The Laughing Man Coffee Shop or Ryan Reynold's Aviation Gin. What we don't see that often, though, is a celebrity trying the same style of business again once it has failed.

Welcome to Watches of the Week, where we'll track the rarest, wildest, and most covetable watches spotted on celebrities. Brad Pitt went on an all-time red carpet heater last year. To promote Bullet Train, he enlisted and collaborated with designer Haans Nicholas Mott on a range of beguiling and exciting custom clothes: linen suits and skirts made in funky colors like plum and cantaloupe. Unfortunately, for watch enthusiasts worldwide, these looks hardly ever featured timepieces. Now, Pitt seems to be making up for that in a big way. This week, he was seen wearing the Vacheron Constantin 222, a new release—and one of my absolute favorites—from 2022.

Wheel Of Fortune is no stranger to controversies that enrage fans. Recently, a player lost because she took too long of a pause, while another lost for adding an "a," and a different player lost for accidentally adding the word "and," and she wasn't the only one it happened to. Even Celebrity Wheel Of Fortune has seen issues, like when a contestant didn't pronounce a sound correctly. Meanwhile, the show has also been slammed for confusing puzzles, but even with all the debatable moments, no one appearing on the show has ever said anything about it... until now.

Are you being stalked by tweets about how to avoid fast fashion in menswear? The best way to shrink an oversized vintage sweater? Where to buy sick, affordable Etsy outerwear? Deep thoughts about impeccable tailoring?. You’re not alone. Ever since Twitter rolled out their algorithmic “For You” tab, one man...

“It’s a tightrope walk on a straight razor.”. This statement from Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong) in the new trailer for Succession’s highly anticipated fourth season, effectively sums up the whole appeal of HBO’s hit series. Watching the Roys and their various associates, enemies, and hangers-on in a tug of war for both control of Waystar Royco and the family itself is thrilling, frightening, and hilarious in equal measure.

It’s time to argue about movies again. This morning, the nominees for the 95th Academy Awards were unveiled at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ annual announcement event. This year the announcement honors went to Riz Ahmed—a recent Best Actor nominee of The Sound of Metal and recent winner for his short film “The Long Goodbye”—and Allison Williams. (Williams has yet to be nominated for an Oscar but, hey, it’s not too early to start the drumbeat for her work in M3GAN.) As usual, the nominations were a mix of the predictable and the surprising with plenty of shoo-ins, like Cate Blanchett’s Best Actress nomination for TÁR and Steven Spielberg’s nod for The Fabelmans, but also some unexpected inclusions and exclusions. Here are a few of the most notable takeaways from this year’s list of nominees.

Ending months of speculation over who would fill the biggest job opening in fashion, Gucci has appointed a new creative director: Sabato De Sarno. De Sarno, 39, is an industry veteran. He’ll be joining Gucci from Valentino, where he most recently oversaw men’s and women’s ready-to-wear. “Having...

The third episode of HBO’s The Last of Us hits pause on Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie’s (Bella Ramsey) trek through the zombie wasteland of Massachusetts to tell us a brief, devastating love story. It’s a stark departure from the video game source material, and, perhaps, one of the more beautiful episodes of television we’ve seen this year.

This originally appeared in Box + Papers, GQ staffer Cam Wolf’s watch newsletter. For more stories like it, hit the link and subscribe. Good news: Drake, collector of all manner of timepieces, was recently spotted wearing a watch. Better news: the watch was a minty Rolex “Paul Newman” Daytona, one of the most treasured and grailiest pieces in existence. But even for a mega-superstar like Drake, a Newman doesn’t just appear on demand. I decided to look into how Drake wound up with this specific watch—and learned that its journey to the rapper actually began decades ago. Here’s how you get a Rolex Daytona to Drake.

Ear piercings for men aren't considered rebellious or punk any more. Nobody is googling “which ear is the gay ear” either—well, nobody who healthily engages with society. Now that tons of us have multiple piercings (ears or otherwise), and we can even wear them in the workplace with our tattoos and facial hair. (Imagine the water cooler gossip that would have fueled in 1998…)

How Harry Melling Went from Dudley Dursley to In-Demand Character Actor. Netflix’s The Pale Blue Eye—director Scott Cooper’s frostbitten 1830 mystery about a detective investigating a grisly murder at West Point—has Chistian Bale supplying his usual gruff gravitas as the hired gumshoe Augustus Landor. But it’s Harry Melling, playing his accomplished sidekick as a young, fictionalized Edgar Allan Poe, who provides the movie’s chilly thunder. Throughout this gothic imagining, Melling hints at Poe’s intellectual pretension and macabre obsessions with the skills of a great orator and a soft-spoken romantic. It’s a high-wire balancing act that he turns into a cakewalk.

Dave Bautista Is Giving Up On His Dream of Playing Bane. In order to build the hulking physique necessary to play Bane, Tom Hardy established a rigorous regiment that led him to gain 30 pounds of muscle for the role. Dave Bautista, on the other hand, could probably walk right onto the set and be ready to go.