Frazier Tharpe

When The New York Times ranked the best TV shows of the 21st century, buried way down the list was an underrated FX series that, in many ways, provided the blueprint for Breaking Bad.

Between news of a Young Thug doc, the first trailer for Greta Gerwig's Narnia, and Lena Dunham's surprise announcement, it's been a whirlwind few days in entertainment.

The Tinashe bandwagon is leaving the station. But hew new album Popstar didn't come out of nowhere.

At the after-party for the film's LA premiere, Ajon Singh told us how Primetime went from being “totally dead” to fully financed in under three weeks.

Between Madonna and Taylor Swift, the ceremony wasn't wanting for star power. But it's been a while since the VMAs truly had its finger on the pulse.

Slowly but surely, the weirdo auteur’s distinct, oddball sensibilities are creeping into the Hollywood mainstream.

On a Tuesday night YouTube stream, the rapper debuted a series of loosely-if-at-all connected videos to accompany the triumvirate of albums he released back in May.

Screenwriter Vanessa Baden Kelly unpacks the themes (and the critiques) of the freshman superhero series’ standout episode “OutKast” and tees up what’s in store for the rest of the season.

The Legend in Two Games has new music in the pipeline—but for now he tells GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe about everything else he’s got percolating, from the ‘90s R&B on his workout playlist to G...

The FX series’ strong sophomore season is restoring the feeling of friend-group sitcoms of old, writes GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe.

Collaborator Bino Rideaux talks to GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe about pushing the late L.A. legend in new directions on the long-awaited Prolific.

“Game 5 was nothing,” the Knicks star says. “There’s more jitters for this.” Ahead of tying the knot in Malibu, KAT opened up about his love for Ralph Lauren, his reception playlist, and life after...

He’s dominated social media with viral videos as involved as feature films. Now, with an “unhinged” narrative series and an Emma Stone movie on the way, he’s making the leap from the timeline to th...

Introducing the next kings and queens of the streaming age: the genre-defying musicians who are here to invade your AirPods and break you out of your new-music rut.

A new Prime series that evokes teen melodramas from the WB's '90s-00s heyday? GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe is all in.

GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe goes to bat for the first Trojan War-themed summer blockbuster—a 2004 Brad Pitt deep cut that’s better than anyone gave it credit for.

Jigga Man hops on his wife's latest track to finally end his rap sabbatical.

The rapper-turned-thespian celebrated his role in Christopher Nolan’s epic with a friends-and-family screening and the debut of a new Nolan-helmed music video.

Spidey's new adventure clears its underwhelming predecessors, mostly by finally giving Tom Holland some real pitches to hit, writes GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe.

The Iceman has transformed a five-star Somerset County resort into an extremely vibes-based fortress of Drakitude.

Can another Avengers help the MCU get the motion back? GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe and contributor William Goodman tap in to talk impending Doom.