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Kris Wilka Just Wants to Play Football
In South Dakota, one quintessentially American teenager—along with his deeply supportive community—is upending the outdated debate about transgender athletes in schools.
By P.E. Moskowitz
Pete Davidson’s Seriously Rugged Watch Only Costs $35
And the rest of the Watches of the Week.
By Jeremy Freed
Nike ACG's Winter Olympics Boot Is The Best Shoe Money Can't Buy
The ACG Gaiadome FlyEase is everything we love about Nike—but you've got to be a Winter Olympian to score a pair.
By Tres Dean
The Best TV Crime Dramas, as Recommended By TV Crime Drama Creators
The minds behind True Detective, The Sinner, and more tell us what to watch next.
Heads-Up: Today Is the Last Day to Score the Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ Bundle for Just $13
Act fast and you can still get the streaming content you crave for less than a fancy salad.
Lee Daniels on Dramatizing Billie Holiday’s Battle With the US Government: “I Owed It to Her Legacy”
The director talks about filming Billie’s songs live with Andra Day and creating around the “two dollar” budget Black films are given.
John Lurie’s Bold New Canvas
Thirty years after his last TV show, the reclusive artist, musician, and downtown New York legend returns with HBO’s Painting With John.
$not Is One of Gen Z's Most Mysterious Rappers. Now He's Dropping His "808s Album"
The internet darling has a new song with A$AP Rocky out today, and his long-awaited third album Ethereal out next week.
15 2 Chainz Deep Cuts That Prove His Greatness
Revisit the Atlanta rapper's surprisingly rich back catalog on the occasion of his new album, Dope Don't Sell Itself.
Spotify CEO Defends Rogan Deal; More Musicians Join Neil Young's Protest
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young reunite one more time, while Daniel Ek says Spotify is a platform, not a publisher.
Joni Mitchell Pulls Music From Spotify In Rogan Protest; Neil Young Pivots to Audio Quality Bugbear
Mitchell joined her fellow Canadian folk rocker's campaign against Joe Rogan's presence on the streaming platform, while Young, who has been obsessed with authentic sound quality for decades, says Spotify's is lacking.
Danny McBride on the Return of The Righteous Gemstones and His Love for 90 Day Fiancé
Plus: that time he watched beefy Christian muscle men rip phone books in half.
How Questlove Remixed the Soundtrack of 1968 for the Summer of George Floyd
The musical polymath and Roots drummer explains how he made the story of “the Black Woodstock” resonate with Gen Z—and why he’s finally embracing his role as pop music’s cultural historian.
Snoop Dogg’s New Tricks
The hip-hop legend, who recently turned 50, looks back on his biggest hits, the drama of leaving Death Row and his last days with DMX while looking forward to his next phase: label executive.
Mark Hoppus Is Growing Up
The Blink-182 singer got cancer—and then accidentally shared his diagnosis with the public over social media. Turns out getting sick renewed his faith, healed his old friendships, and reminded him what makes life worth living.
The Real-Life Diet of John Cena, Who Wants to Be Lifting When He's 80 Years Old
The all-time WWE great and star of HBO's Peacemaker talks getting flexible enough to film with Jackie Chan, the difference between cheat days and just living life, and how he's changed up his workouts as he's gotten older.
By Christopher Cason
Whoopi Goldberg Has Been Suspended From The View After Making Misinformed Comments About the Holocaust
Goldberg has been suspended for two weeks.
By Grant Rindner
Steve-O Is Still Taking It In the Nuts
He's survived clown college, addiction, and more than 20 years of Jackass. But Steve-O's gnarliest stunt might be figuring out what comes next.
By Sam Schube
Photography by Zamar Velez
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Charles Oakley On Six of His Most Sizzling Beefs
The “last enforcer” talks about his new memoir, his time with the Knicks and Bulls, and his run-ins with everyone from Judge Mathis to Charles Barkley.
By Tyler R. Tynes
How to Be a Perfect—Okay, Fine, Pretty Good—Person, According to the Creator of The Good Place
Michael Schur wrote a book that explores the same question as the show: How do we be good to one another?
By Clay Skipper
A$AP Rocky and Rihanna Are Pregnant With the World’s Flyest Child
The couple broke the news in typically stylish fashion.
By Grant Rindner
John Mellencamp Is Channeling John Huston and Louis Armstrong Now
The 70-year-old rocker discusses the raspy gravitas of his dark new album, Strictly a One-Eyed Jack.
By Al Shipley
Hugh Grant in Notting Hill Is Your Next Great '90s Style Icon
Here's how to steal his perfectly rumpled, unfussy look.
By Avidan Grossman
What You Can Learn from History's Greatest Jocks
A conversation with author Bill Hayes about on the history of exercise, sensible workout advice from Renaissance Italy, and Plato's thoughts on lifting heavy.
By Sam Reiss
How Judd Apatow Bounced Back with The 40-Year-Old Virgin
With two freshly canceled TV shows, the filmmaker was having trouble navigating Hollywood. And then Steve Carrell told him about his idea built around a raunchy poker game.
By Scott Meslow
Ozark’s Big Bad: Laura Linney on Wendy Byrde’s Journey to the Dark Side and Season Four
She's become the most fascinating character on the Netflix show.
By Brian Tallerico
Spotify Sticks With Joe Rogan After Neil Young Anti-Vax Challenge
After the rock legend said he would drop the platform if it continued to host Joe Rogan's podcast, his music is being removed.
By Grant Rindner
Robert Pattinson’s The Batman Is “Like a Batman Kurt Cobain”
According to director Matt Reeves, who compares the character to a drug addict.
By Grant Rindner
From Lena Dunham to Kanye, 10 Sundance Films to Look Out For
New films with Colin Farrell and Jon Bernthal, a series on Bill Cosby and more.
By Keith Phipps
Kanye West Is a One-Man News Machine
Five days in Kanye, from protesting Netflix's "Jeen-Yuhs" documentary to Paris Fashion Week with Julia Fox to another revealing interview.
By Grant Rindner
The Bills-Chiefs Game Was a Reminder That NFL Overtime Rules Suck
Last night's disappointing ending has created renewed calls for rule changes in the league.
By Grant Rindner
How to Overcome the Negative Voice in Your Head
Our inner voice performs all kinds of important tasks—but when it gets negative, it can be hard to turn off. Ethan Kross, a psychologist and neuroscientist who studies introspection, has a solution.
By Clay Skipper
All Aboard Pete Davidson and Colin Jost's Staten Island Ferry/Club
The SNL co-stars and Staten Island natives bought an old vessel that they're turning into a “live entertainment event space.”
By Grant Rindner
West Elm Caleb Is TikTok’s Latest Morally Dubious Detective Story
The sequel to Couch Guy is here.
By The Editors of GQ