GQ's 2010 Men of the Year Issues is on newstands on Nov. 23. This issue honors the year's achievers, leaders, and renegades with five separate covers:
Drake (“Breakout of the Year”)
Jeff Bridges (“Icon of the Year”)
Stephen Colbert (“Patriot of the Year”),
James Franco (“Leading Man of the Year”)
Scarlett Johansson (“Babe of the Year”)
With eye-popping sets, fierce costumes, and an electric young cast, Julie Taymor and Bono bring Spider-Man, the $60 Million rock musical, to Broadway. Vogue's contributing editor Adam Green went backstage at the Foxwoods Theatre to give readers an advance peek at the new production in the December issue on newsstands Nov. 23rd.
See the full feature HERE.
Photos Courtesy of Vogue by Annie Leibovitz.
GQ has named Scarlett Johansson “Babe of the Year” as part of the 15th annual Men of the Year issue. The issue hits newsstands nationwide on Nov. 23. See more sneak-peek photos HERE.
As the legendary Omar from The Wire, and now the backstreet Kingpin on Boardwalk Empire, Michael Kenneth Williams brings charmed confidence to the screen. Here he hits the lumber of Atlantic City in the kind of three-piece suits that'll make anyone look like the boss. For the full article and more photos from GQ, click HERE.
GQ tackles the “G” in the GTL, giving the guys of MTV’s Jersey Shore a gym makeover. Paul “DJ Pauly D” DelVecchio, Vinny Guadagnino, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, and Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino ditch the tattoo-print pants (with the fire-breathing dragons) and pit-stained, moth-eaten tees for slim-fitting black track pants and tasteful geometric tanks, toning their workout wardrobe. The guys also weigh in with gym advice, self-help tips, and their biggest workout pet peeves.
For more “after” shots, click HERE.
The October issue of GQ hits newsstands nationwide on September 21.
Photo credit: Eric Ray Davidson/GQ
Some people love her... others don't. Me? I think she's absolutely hilarious. Chelsea Handler rocked the VMAs last night as the hostess with the mostest. Check out a few of my favorite moments... Create your own captions. (It's so much more fun that way!)
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George Clooney took the top spot at the box office this three day holiday weekend. See what other movies made big money.
1 - The American: $16.4 M
2 - Machete: $14 M
3 - Takers: $13.5 M
4 - The Last Exorcism: $8.8 M
5 - Going the Distance: $8.6 M
6 - The Expendables: $8.5 M
7 - The Other Guys: $6.7 M
8 - Eat Pray Love: $6.3 M
9 - Inception $5.9 M
10 - Nanny McPhee Returns: $4.7 M
