Frazier Tharpe

Toole, who launched her own wellness app in November, talks to GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe about Hitchcock, the “Kubrick stare,” her Letterboxd top 4, and life as a meme.

After five episodes of slow-building tension, the HBO Max hit’s Fourth of July shift bids a tragic farewell to a series regular—and delivers its first truly great hour.

Putting on for Puerto Rico with a dizzying one-banger-after-another performance, the Super Bowl's real superstar didn't waste a minute of his moment on the global stage, writes GQ columnist Frazier...

On The Fall-Off, his first new album since tapping out of the Kendrick/Drake feud, Cole imagines an alternate reality in which Biggie and Tupac patched things up.

Talking legacy and disruption with Gamma cofounder Larry Jackson, who's partnering with Ye to release Bully in March.

The rapper teased his long-in-the-making album The Fall-Off with four new freestyles over bedrock rap beats. GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe gives them the scrutiny Cole is asking for.

A new TV spot for Christopher Nolan's upcoming epic just revealed the Houston rapper has a full speaking part.

After O’Connell’s brilliant sicko turn in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, writes GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe, it’s time somebody called our guy up to the villain big leagues.

The HBO series is quietly becoming a paradise for actors from the likes of Stranger Things and Game of Thrones to shed their image and get wild.

To kick off the year in pop culture, GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe ranks the albums, TV shows and films he’s looking forward to the most, with a few sure bets and a handful of fingers-crossed, hoping...

The writer-director on fatherhood, maturity, and how we should read that last shot.

With his Marty Supreme media blitz, the actor is fusing the movie and pop star blueprints to produce something grander. At an exclusive Marty table tennis event, GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe witness...

The comedian's latest special which he surprise-dropped on Friday night ends with a 30-minute odyssey that's some of his best work of late.

The writer-director on his six-year journey with Timothée Chalamet, making films without his brother, and the “big feelings” he's chasing in his frenetic ping-pong epic.

GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe picks the greatest albums, TV shows, verses, performances, tours, and ping-pong-prodigy movies of the year.

With a two-disc opus and accompanying documentary, the LA rap journeyman with the craziest lore in hip-hop is stepping off the corner and into the spotlight.

With The Reckoning, which hits Netflix today, 50 makes good on his promise to tell the story of Sean Combs’ rise and fall—but in a conversation with GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe, he insists the proj...