Timothée Chalamet

With both writers and actors now back to work, here's the lowdown on who’s filming (Deadpool 3, Gladiator 2) and what’s moving (Dune Part Two.)

Come for the story about how Scorsese and De Niro met, stay for Chalamet’s recounting of the time he got punched in the face.

This issue marks our third cover with the actor in six years. We like to think of it as one big project: The Timmy Trilogy.

In Chapter Three of our ongoing project, the young actor talks candidly about coming of age over the last few years — a process he calls “adultifying" — during which he turned a professional corner, discovered a cohort of colorful peers, and learned to embrace his spirit of rebellion.

Mr. Wonka himself is retrofitting summer’s hottest style for fall.

Here’s a hint: dress like a Wonka Bar.

At the US Open, the rumored duo's matching shades did all the talking for them.

“Aside from the countless people watching behind the cage and all the paparazzi when we were playing, it was just straight basketball.” GQ caught up with the Manhattan native who found himself casually shooting hoops with two of Hollywood’s most famous basketball fanatics.

In his Canadian tuxedo and drop-top Dior stocking cap, just call him The Freewheelin’ Timmy Chalamet.

Foot Locker bag in hand, the actor unboxed new kicks right on the court to shoot hoops with the Sandman.

Sporting a Supreme bogo tee and a pair of Converse x Commes de Garçons high-tops, the post-swag king is back in his element.

Take a look at the new Charlie and the Chocolate Factory prequel.

The new clip lives up to director Denis Villeneuve’s tease that it’s a “war epic action movie.”

Eric Vetro is the man Hollywood’s biggest stars call when they need to learn how to sing: Ryan Gosling, Will Ferrell, Austin Butler as Elvis. So what exactly makes Vetro so special?

It appears the prestige actor, who retired from Hollywood six years ago, has entered his post-swag era.

The singer-turned-actor gets in on the most sensible watch trend of 2023.