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While we’d certainly take a second project if the rumors are true, the idea that GNX is too slight on its own is a misguided one.

This is not a drill—Kendrick's long-awaited project just dropped out of thin air in full.

An award-winning blockbuster franchise. A postpunk legend as screenwriter. What could go wrong? A lot, actually. As Gladiator Week comes to a close, we’re breaking down the saga of another, very different Gladiator II and why it never made it past the script stage.

With “A Bar Song (Tipsy),” he's got one of the biggest pop hits of all time—and he sang on a couple of songs with Beyoncé this year too. So we asked the great Shania Twain to help country’s biggest new star make sense of his explosive year.

GQ columnist Chris Black has spent a lifetime happily consuming celebrity gossip. But the story of a country star’s split with a podcast personality has convinced him that we were not meant to know this much about each other.

Talking with Dylan Tupper Rupert and Jessica Hopper, whose eight-episode podcast series tells the story of the Sunset Strip scene through the eyes of the so-called “groupies” who defined it.

Tramps like us, baby we were born to hug.

The YSL RICO trial reached an unexpected conclusion today, with a surprise victory for Young Thug.

First impressions of Tyler’s angstier-than-expected new album.

GQ answers every question you didn't know you had about Loserville, the wild, mostly-sold-out summer tour that brought together two pop-culture icons who know exactly what you think of them.

Ten ways to find great songs chosen by actual human beings with taste, because AI cannot be trusted with the aux.

The legendary, Nobel Prize-winning singer-songwriter is treating social media like his personal lyric book.

Superstars at war. Old heads jockeying with the kids for chart supremacy. Up-and-comers from across the country redrawing the map. Hip-hop is more than 50 years old, and it’s still constantly changing. We asked a blue-ribbon panel of writers, broadcasters, MCs, and execs about what kind of year it’s been—and who's up next.

Weeks after canceling an arena tour due to slow ticket sales and the firing of its management, the Akron duo tries to rebound—by playing a crypto-bros-only concert that could help the Senate go red. GQ columnist Chris Black wonders what rock’s most embattled band is thinking.

“Love me some Eminem,” said the former President, thoroughly confusing anyone who'd time-traveled to the event from 2014.