Frazier Tharpe

1 month ago | gq.com | Frazier Tharpe

Jon Hamm knows you’ve been looking for him. It’s a sunny spring morning and he’s seated outside for breakfast at his favorite Los Feliz restaurant—LA familiars, you know the one—where he’s seemingly on a first-name basis with every server and busboy who attends to us. Dad hat pulled low. Inconspicuous, but in plain sight. Talking, as it happens, about the notion that he’s been to the left of the spotlight for the last few years. Jacket by Saman Amel. Shirt by Sunspel. Jeans and tie by Drake's.

1 month ago | revistagq.com | Frazier Tharpe

Jon Hamm sabe que le has estado buscando. Es una soleada mañana de primavera y está desayunando en la terraza de su restaurante favorito de Los Feliz, donde al parecer los camareros y sus ayudantes que nos sirven ya le tutean y lo llaman por su nombre de pila. Viste discreto, con una visera inclinada hacia abajo, pero sin esconderse de nadie, y hablando, de paso, de su retirada de los focos en los últimos años.

1 month ago | gqmiddleeast.com | Frazier Tharpe

These brushes with the law proved to be minor reputational setbacks for Combs. Since the early 2000s, he’s released several solo albums, produced music for artists like Jay-Z and Mary J. Blige, acted in films and on Broadway, hosted awards telecasts and reality-TV shows, and accumulated a once-billion-dollar fortune tending a broad portfolio of other business ventures, from his Sean John clothing line to the Revolt TV network to a partnership with Cîroc vodka.

1 month ago | gq.com.mx | Frazier Tharpe

En este artículo se habla de agresión física y sexual, coacción y abuso emocional. Esta semana comienza el juicio contra Sean “Diddy” Combs, que probablemente pasará a la historia como uno de los juicios más importantes del hip-hop, si no es que de la cultura pop en general.

1 month ago | gq.com | Frazier Tharpe

This story contains discussion of physical and sexual assault, coercion, and emotional abuse. This week marks the beginning of what’s likely to go down as one of the biggest trials in the history of hip-hop, if not pop culture in general.