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The well-travelled character actor gets on the phone to discuss Perry's fate, biting Mark Ruffalo, and whether we've seen the last of Task.

Chair-based mystery aside, I Think You Should Leave creator's new series is really about how the banality and indignities of ordinary life can drive you insane.

It all comes to a head in the Delaware County backwoods for Frankel's Anthony Grasso in the latest episode of HBO's hit crime series. The actor talks to GQ about that big death, the role of Catholicism in the show, and why his confrontation with Mark Ruffalo is just like Heat.

Half a decade ago, the elite shooting guard hung up his jersey and retired from the game. Now he’s coming back—as a talking head. GQ hung out with Father Prime as he gears up to join the broadcast team for Prime Video.

As the king of supremely awkward comedy returns with a new HBO project, The Chair Company, we help you find which Tim Robinson sketch, movie, or TV show best fits your personality.

James Gunn on the inspiration for Rick Flag's plan in Peacemaker episode eight—and the “pronounced threat” that will bring Lex Luthor and Superman together.

Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan re-teaming with Better Call Saul's Rhea Seehorn for a new AppleTV+ sci-fi series about a transformed world? We're already in.

How does a charming actor with a Method-like tendency to disappear into his characters play a deviant killer like Ed Gein? With total commitment—even when Ryan Murphy hands you an accordion and tells you to play a polka. Charlie Hunnam on getting to the dark side and back for the latest season of Monster.

He retired as SNL's longest-tenured writer more than a decade ago. Now, at 73, he's having a moment, with a viral Epstein joke on Conan's podcast, a sinister supporting turn in One Battle After Another, and a role in Tim Robinson's next project.

Kiefer Sutherland’s kneecap-shooting, human-rights-law-defying American badass held a mirror up to the country’s darkest fantasies in an ugly historical moment. Now might be the right moment to take another look.

As Chris Smith discovers the truth about Earth-X (we did Nazi that coming!) and reveals all to Harcourt, creator and DCU steward James Gunn promises more complications to come.

A staple of 2010s TV, the hard-boiled detective drama has largely gone out of fashion. But Mark Ruffalo’s new HBO series is more than up to the, well, task.

Noah Hawley’s Alien franchise prequel series had a lot going on, but it hit the hardest whenever it let its many creatures actually run loose.

GQ columnist Chris Black talks to the Bravo and SiriusXM legend about the next Housewives franchise (“I think Rhode Island’s going to be a blockbuster”), Google Calendar people versus Outlook people, and whether he’s keeping the long hair.

"Everyone thought it was mad except for my partners,” Momoa says of the gory season finale set piece, staged in the shadow of an active volcano.

The WWE legend turned DCU antihero talks about Chris's big decision in Peacemaker episode five, that David Corenswet photo, and the secret to happiness.