GQ's June issue heats up, once again, this time with Gossip Girl's Chace Crawford donning "The Perfect Tan." Here he is sporting summer’s best khaki-colored threads. Two more after the JUMP -->
---> CHACE CRAWFORD is COSMO GIRL'S EYE CANDY
---> CHACE CRAWFORD's SPACE INVADED
---> CHACE CRAWFORD on WHO KISSES BEST
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The hot-dog-vending, knife-fighting, break-dancing, Spielberg-wooing, verging-on-superstardom Shia LeBeouf does GQ's June 2008 issue, speaking with Kevin Conley about his new Indian Jones film, Rihanna rumors, falling for co-stars, his five toilet seats, and among other things, one secret he's kept from the public, until now..."I used to shit on myself until I was 12 years old." Read the full article at GQ.com. Two more photos after the JUMP -->
Photos: Peggy Sirota
Hollywood's explosive leading man, Colin Farrel, comes clean for GQ's British edition (April 2008)... dishing on drink, drugs, women and his briliant return to form. On rebounding...
"The bottom line is I became a common or garden drug addict...", "...I didn't want to die, I just didn't want to live. Well now I do. I want to live for a long time."
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Aussie hulkster hunkster Eric Bana makes the cover of GQ's March 2008 issue and takes on Henry the bloody Eighth in The Other Boleyn Girl (in theaters February 29). Inside the covers, GQ's Nate Penn says that, "Like Denzel Washington, Bana has a powerfully masculine, intimidating physical presence and brings an epic-heroic dimension to his roles that’s rare in recent movies."
See what else Penn says about this previous stand up comic?? at GQ.com. Three more pics after the jump -->
---> GQ is HOMORIFIC
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Heroes actor Milo Ventimiglia sports this season’s sharpest khaki business suits in the March issue of GQ. In a rather short interview with Mickey Rapkin, Milo talks about growing up, GQ’s Obsession of the Year, and lookin' Sly at 60. A few more pics after the jump... Full interview and pics here.
It seems like you’ve aged a decade since the first season of ‘Heroes.’ What gives?
Going through my twenties playing a teenager was kind of rough. I just finally put on a little man-weight. My face changed. Nothing I could do about it, man. It was a fucking train I could not stop.Hayden was GQ’s Obsession of the Year. Did you like those photos?
Yes, I did. They were very nice.Last question: You played Stallone’s son in ‘Rocky Balboa.’ Great movie. But the guy is starting to look like a Picasso. What’s that face look like up close?
He’s a good-looking guy. If I look like Sly at 60, I’ll be pretty happy myself.
---> MILO IS HOMORIFIC
James Marsden demonstrates how to achieve spring's unfettered look in this new feature from GQ.
The Oklahoma native has been popping up in diverse and unexpected roles of late (see Hairspray). Perhaps it’s because, at age 34, he’s finally grown into his looks. The wrinkles about the eyes, the well-placed creases here and there—the man has weathered well, from a soap opera pinup with a high-definition smile to a handsome but believable dude.
Remember that cute pic of James in the new GAP ads?:
---> JOHN KRASINSKI, JAMES MARSDEN, JASON SEHORN for GAP
Sexylicious international Bond sensation Daniel Craig is featured as one of three covers for the December 2007 issue of GQ magazine. Kanye West and Bill Clinton take the other two covers.
"Daniel Craig was almost a well-kept secret until a daring, smart turn as James Bond made him an international sensation. Now, with an upcoming franchise the critics are comparing to The Lord of the Rings, Craig sits down for a drink with Adam Rapoport to discuss movies, men, and of course, that incomparable 007 style."
While the full article is available in the magazine, you can read an excerpt here.
In case you missed it:
---> RYAN GOSLING: The LONER for GQ Mag
---> ORLANDO BLOOM: GQ MAN of the YEAR
Ryan Gosling, the star who hides from his public by plaing "weirdos and socio-paths" in lesser-known films, is GQ's coverboy for their November 2007 issue. As someone who usually guards his privacy with the utmost tenacity, Gosling speaks to GQ about his break-up with Rachel McAdams:
“A girl came up to me on the street and she almost smacked me. Like, ‘How could you? How could you let a girl like that go?’ I feel like I want to give people hugs, they seem so sad. Rachel and I should be the ones getting hugs! Instead, we’re consoling everybody else.”
Sounds like Ryan needs some consoling boys. More here, and here.
In case you missed it:
---> More Homorific GQ
Orlando Bloom, the charming man child from Kent, and star of 6 of the highest-grossing films of all time, has been named "Man of the Year" by GQ magazine. Currently treading the boards in David Storey's In Celebration at the Duke of York Theatre in London, Bloom will soon be going back to class in order to grow as an actor... an effort that will hopefully sway some critics views that he's more focused on action than acting. Seen above, Bloom rocks the porn-a-be look in a wife beater and pencil stache.
Other "Men of the Year" include Sir Michael Caine, Chef Gordon Ramsey, James Blunt and rapper Kanye West. {source}
