Chatting with the skater and all-around polymath about cooking up Olympic gear and the weirdness of treating skateboarding like a regular sport.

Every summer, the NFL releases a list of its 100 best players, as selected by their peers. How does the voting happen? Who’s in charge of collecting the ballots? And perhaps most importantly: how do the players feel about it?

Ahead of the Paris Olympics, the marathon GOAT told GQ about gunning for an unprecedented gold-medal three-peat, working with Nike to bring about the supershoe revolution, and looking forward to someday becoming just another recreational runner.

The Duke Blue Devil—who’s spent his summer going head-to-head with Team USA and being awarded Gatorade Player of the Year—says NBA teams tanking for him is extra motivation.

The hoops superstar tells us all about his life on two wheels.

No one has scored more goals for the US Men’s National Team than Donovan, a man who had to urinate in bottles, defeat Costa Rican insects, and overcome swine flu to reach that point.

The author, filmmaker, and Men in Blazers host dishes on the Euros, Copa América, and why goals are better than orgasms.

GQ traveled to cricket-obsessed Barbados for the second round of the T20 World Cup to see if the Americans could keep their miracle run alive.

The longtime hitmaker and musical pioneer has been touring for almost 20 years, learning important lessons about drinking along the way.

“Early in my career it was mostly big fat hairy guys that were fans of mine, and now it's transitioned to teenage girls, which has been quite a demographic shift.”

Since the plump purple McDonald’s character threw out the first pitch at Citi Field, the woebegone Mets are 5-0. Your move, Hamburglar.

What if Charli xcx was a hooper?

Against a dominant India squad, the plucky Yanks made a case for the game—and, in a way, for America itself.

The godfather of modern skateboarding has some opinions on Iceland, Rocket Power, and posting up in hotel restaurants.

“Our relationship is not broadcast first, father-son second. It's quite the opposite.”

The media personality reached a new level of the stratosphere with his viral Katt Williams interview earlier this year. Here, he goes long on signing a new deal with ESPN, the Caitlin Clark experience, and the blowback that comes with blowing up.