GQ has just named Bill Murray the cover face for the new year, giving us all hope for a great 2013. They talk ”playing FDR, bantering through a Hyde Park accent and cigarette holder, batting away murmurs of another Oscar nomination. But has the comic giant just gotten too damn beloved and too damn acclaimed for his own liking?” We don’t think so. See all 18 photos on GQ.com >>
Brooklyn Decker is heating up summer early, in the May issue of GQ. Get the insight on BK speaking her mind, shoot from the hip talking and being married to that tennis player dude. This month, Deck speaks her mind on her inner nerd and how she can relate to Kristen Wiig. Brooklyn Decker GQ MAY Photos by: Carlos Serrao (H/T GQ Magazine)
Yeah, yeah, Chicago has broader shoulders. But when it comes to the masculine arts—bourbon, baseball, bettin’ the ponies—good luck topping Louisville. And don’t worry, the city’s not just coasting on its history. Lou-uh-vul strikes a balance between the traditions for which it’s justly famous and a right-now vibe that gives the town and its 750,000 residents a kind of courtly southern swagger. The gentlemen of Louisville know how to compliment a woman—and do so often. Of all the cities in the United States, quién es más macho? After spending a long weekend in Louisville, Kentucky, GQ has our answer. Read: GQ’s The Manliest Town in America
Not even Jesus can save his passing game, and yet Tim Tebow somehow dominated the league last season, captivating Denver and much of this God-fearing nation with his messianic confidence and fourth-quarter miracle work. Michael Silver talks to the kid’s coaches, teammates, and opponents and asks them: How did he do that, and will it ever happen again? Read Michael Silver’s “The Year of Magical Stinking: An Oral History of Tebow Time”
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