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Kelela runs a strict program. “Proudly,” she says, saluting herself over Zoom, blunt in hand, smoke curling through her Brooklyn kitchen like incense. Since her debut, she has remained unwavering in her Black queer feminist-centered politics. At her shows, she asks audiences to leave the front rows for Black queer fans.
Looks like the internet has finally moved on from beef tallow. The latest alleged skincare savior is usually packed in olive oil, has an unmistakable odor, and costs a few bucks a tin. Across TikTok and Instagram, sardines are looking less like a budget-friendly lunch and more like edible skincare.
Erling Haaland is having a helluva World Cup. The 25-year-old Norwegian center forward has become a star player during the tournament, helping advance Team Norway into the quarter final stage for the first time in 28 years. But beyond scoring an impressive 27 points across 14 games thus far, he has also become the cup’s unofficial beloved weirdo. In many ways this was foretold.
Historically speaking, Skechers isn’t exactly what you’d call a “cool” brand. The American shoemaker specializes in the kind of sneakers you buy when your knees starts making noises. The kind of sneakers your old man buys once he’s had a long walk too many. Comfy? Absolutely. Hyped? Not so much. And yet, here we are, in the middle of the World Cup, talking about Skechers football boots selling out. All thanks to Harry Kane.
It’s the most wonderful time of year: the final weekend of Wimbledon is upon us. Over the past week and change, the best tennis players on Planet Earth have descended on southwest London for Centre Court drama, sporting villainy, and, as always, some very good menswear. There are four Grand Slams on the calendar, but only one where competitors are expected to look like they’re about to pull up to a very fancy garden party.
We’re now nearly a month into the 2026 World Cup. It somehow feels as if the warm and fuzzy group stage days—back when Team Algeria was embraced by rural Kansans and South Korean and Mexican fans virally vibed together—were both hours and eons ago. The feel-good element of the World Cup’s early weeks continues to linger, for sure, but as all tournaments progress, the stakes amplify—and the atmosphere tends to brood.
Braun has spent more than a decade setting the standard for the electric shaver category with the Series 9, which on paper makes the newly minted $600-plus Nevo shaver a tricky proposition. If the beloved Series 9 was already that good, what exactly is left to improve? Turns out, quite a bit. The fancy Nevo doesn’t reinvent the shave, but it meaningfully upgrades the experience where it matters most, starting with smarter engineering, more premium materials, and better customer care.
Looking for the best menswear deals the worldwide web has to offer? Look no further. Each week, GQ utilizes the latest in bargain-identifying technology—i.e. a couple of our staffers spend most of the day shopping online—to uncover all the wildest markdowns on wardrobe-boosting buys from the best men's clothing sales on the internet. Missed last week's picks? You can binge-shop 'em all the further you scroll.
For years, the IMDB Top 250 was a fact of life, at least for a certain type of movie-award person doing some kind of living on the internet. That list averaging out user ratings for various films and coming out with average scores out of 10 still exists, but thanks to the Make the Internet Work Worse Act of 2010, IMDB is just one of many websites that doesn’t work as well as it used to.
Guys are letting their hair grow from all parts of their body in 2026. Mustaches are back. So is chest hair. So it follows that longer locks up top are, too. This all started with guys ditching their fades for fuller, yet still “short,” looks.