Matthew Roberson

5 days ago | gq-magazine.co.uk | Matthew Roberson

Even if you don’t fancy yourself as a wellness person, you’re probably familiar with Bryan Johnson. The 47-year-old first gained fame in 2021 when he used his son as a donor for a series of plasma transfusions, one of many projects he’s undertaken in the name of life extension. Johnson is no longer doing the plasma transfusions, but he is tracking his (and his son’s) nighttime erections in hopes of gleaning some longevity wisdom from the data.

6 days ago | gq.com | Matthew Roberson

Even if you don’t fancy yourself as a wellness person, you’re probably familiar with Bryan Johnson. The 47-year-old first gained fame in 2021 when he used his son as a donor for a series of plasma transfusions, one of many projects he’s undertaken in the name of life extension. Johnson is no longer doing the plasma transfusions, but he is tracking his (and his son’s) nighttime erections in hopes of gleaning some longevity wisdom from the data.

6 days ago | gq.com | Matthew Roberson

I am a simple man. I see a sports team wearing powder blue, I like that sports team. And the newly-christened Utah Mammoth—the NHL team that, until Wednesday, was known simply as the Utah Hockey Club—are the latest example of why powder blue is the best uniform color. During the 2024-25 season, the franchise’s first in Utah (following 28 years in Arizona as the Coyotes), they wisely opted to incorporate powder blue into their color scheme.

1 week ago | gq.com | Matthew Roberson

It’s 9 in the morning on a foggy Met Gala Monday, and Usher is trying out different canes. As part of his perfectly on-theme, dandified outfit, the music and style icon needs some props. There’s about eight to choose from, but the right one needs to have the correct weight, feel, and ornamental details.

1 week ago | gq.com | Matthew Roberson

On HBO’s irreverent megachurch comedy The Righteous Gemstones, Tony Cavalero plays Keefe Chambers, who escaped Satanism to worship at the altar of Adam Devine’s character, the inimitable Kelvin Gemstone. In that role, Cavalero sports a mullet and a 666 tattoo on his chest. In real life, he’s a calorie counter and a bit of a muscle head. A self-described onetime chubby kid, Cavalero no longer evokes portly ‘90s comedy legends.