…Figuratively—and somewhat literally—in the Korean thriller, 'Burning.' The 35-year-old actor talks to GQ about his new film, basketball, and God.

Having spent years out of the spotlight, Amanda Bynes is ready to gingerly step back in and open up about her tumultuous — and remarkable — journey.

In the early 2000s, stars could still go to bars and let their hair down without becoming a Twitter Moment, as Pantera Sarah, one of the era's top club promoters, reveals in her personal pictures of...

“The feeling with Hollywood was mutual. I felt done when they felt done.”

Cast and crew members recall the making of the now-beloved teen comedy as a memorable summer with lasting effects on their careers and lives.

As Captain America, Chris Evans transforms from a patriotic weakling to a Nazi-whupping weapon of mass destruction. Here, in a debauched adventure with our writer, he shows us how to go into the...

“I always thought how great it would be to be a woman of leisure. But I have to work.”

They were poor, black and homeless. He was white, rich and lived in a 4,500-square-foot house in Piedmont.

Riding shotgun with the former boy-band hero as he opens up about sex, psychedelics, and becoming a 21st-century rock star

The star of the new horror-comedy hybrid 'Ready or Not' talks longevity, fatherhood, and—yes—'The O.C.'

With Oscar buzz, a Christopher Nolan drama and the coveted role as the new Batman, Robert Pattinson is having a big year.

At 55, the consummate Hollywood star—and cover star for GQ's October 2019 issue—seems to have the Hollywood parts figured out. But inside, there's a whole lot he's still working out.

Confessions from inside the algorithm.

Coming late to celebrity, the star has felt the burden of representing all Asian-Americans.

He's gone through a style transformation and ascended from character actor to creator and star. But to say Hader's uncomfortable being considered a sex symbol would be an understatement.

The Disney Channel legend opened up about her new comedy "Dollface," growing up, and heartbreak.

Twitter Jail’s most frequent inmate talks comedy, quarantine, and why to be wary of blue checkmarks.