Money for Nothing
Battan explores the ludicrous, lucrative economics of celebrity club appearances.
The Culinary Education of Mr. Mozzarella Sticks
A GQ writer whose diet typically consists of chicken fingers and waffle fries receives lessons on food and cooking from the highly regarded chef, Daniel Boulud.
Inside the San Quentin Marathon
One day a year, the men locked up in California’s oldest prison get a shot at glory.
The Real Story of Germanwings Flight 9525
Last year, a young pilot crashed an airliner into the French Alps, killing the crew and 144 passengers. Hammer investigates how it happened.
Justin Bieber Would Like to Reintroduce Himself
Justin Bieber is not easy to talk to. Despite that, Caity Weaver is able to write a funny and engaging celebrity profile of the pop star.
Huge News! The Penis Implant is Here
Wallace talks the only doctor authorized by the FDA to do a specific penis enlargement surgery, and the men who’ve elected to pay $13,000 to become more endowed.
The Confessions of R. Kelly
R. Kelly gave GQ reporter Chris Heath three days to interview him without any restrictions. The results are illuminating, if not occasionally baffling.
Don’t Cry for Tracy Morgan
Michael Paterniti interviews Tracy Morgan. “One time I was walking up the stairs with my son, who was always right there with me… and I almost fell backwards. I was just learning how to walk, and he grabbed me and took me upstairs, and I started crying. He said, ‘What’s wrong, Dad?’ And I told him, ‘I remember when I carried you.’ And when my dad was dying of AIDS, I carried him.”
Stud: How to Have 106 Babies (and Counting)
Ed Houben is 46 and has fathered 106 children “of whom two-thirds were made the natural way (i.e., by sexual intercourse) and a third made via artificial insemination.” Women and couples come to him because they haven’t been able to have children on their own, and he offers his services to them for free.
Searching for Sugar Daddy
A very blunt and humorous examination of the sugar daddy/baby dynamic.