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With four Power series under his belt, BMF, and more shows on the way, he built a TV empire the same way he built his rap career: with drive, talent, and a time-tested belief in the power of trolling. By Julian Kimble August 25, 2022 Photographs: Everett Collection, Getty Images, 50 Cent; Collage: Gabe Conte
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His confrontational energy would not make Florence Pugh feel “safe” and “supported,” so his part went to Harry Styles. By Grant Rindner August 25, 2022 Shia LaBeouf in 2019Rich Fury/Getty Images Olivia Wilde’s second feature film, the psychological thriller Don’t Worry Darling, has one of the most impressive casts of 2022, including proven A-listers (Florence
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The LA Lakers president reflects on rebuilding off a tough season, her lingering grief over Kobe Bryant, and why her new documentary Legacy is a necessary correction to Winning Time By Tyler R. Tynes August 24, 2022 Jeanie Buss speaks with Kobe Bryant during a Lakers game on December 29, 2019, a month before his
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The Belgian pop star writes sharp, character-driven, and powerfully danceable hits. By Maxime Delcourt Photography by ALIQUE August 23, 2022 GQ Hype: It’s the big story of right now. It’s almost 11 p.m. on a Saturday evening in April when Stromae steps onto the stage at Coachella. The crowd is bigger this time than it was
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Severance, The Rehearsal, Borgen, Tokyo Vice, and more series to catch up on before the next wave of television hits. By The Editors of GQ August 22, 2022 Photographs: Everett Collection, Apple, FX, HBO; Collage: Gabe Conte In the great streaming correction of 2022, Netflix, HBO Max, and other platforms are making signs that they may
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He’s an actor, author, screenwriter and now director with his new film Vengeance, the latest in a career full of big swings. By Kaleb Horton August 19, 2022 B. J. Novak.Courtesy of Julian Ungano The L.A. Farmer’s Market is slow on an August morning. People drift in twos and threes through the green-and-white maze of
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Hill revealed he initially found Mintz-Plasse “annoying,” which made Judd Apatow want to cast him even more. By Grant Rindner August 18, 2022 Michael Cera, Jonah Hill and Christopher Mintz-Plasse in Superbad.Courtesy of Columbia Pictures via Everett Collection Christopher Mintz-Plasse’s role as Fogell (a.k.a. McLovin) in 2007’s Superbad is one of the most iconically memorable
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