Matthew Roberson

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When the idea for Governors Ball Music Festival was born, one of its founders remembers drowning in waves of sympathy. “Everybody just gave us this look. This good luck, kid look,” said Tom Russell. Born and raised in Greenwich Village, Russell is one of the people responsible for giving New York City a large-scale music festival to call its own. “We were so determined and so confident that we were undeterred by any sort of snarky comments or fake well wishes,” he went on.

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Trying to score on the Oklahoma City Thunder’s defense can be like trying to ram a feather through a brick wall. Trying to contain the Indiana Pacers’ offense is similar to catching a gust of wind with an old sock. Both can border on impossible, and you need the right personnel to achieve either dream, which is what will make the 2025 NBA Finals such an alluring watch.

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Reggie Bush is a superhero to an entire generation of football fans. During his time at the University of Southern California—where he was one of the best college players ever, winning two national championships, earning All-American honors and a Heisman trophy during a goated career—it was hard to imagine anyone could run faster than Bush. But now, at 40 years old, nine years removed from his last NFL game, Bush has in fact slowed down.

5 days ago | gq.com | Matthew Roberson

The New York Knicks are a very good basketball team. Pop the cork on that idea, pour yourself a glass, and marinate in all the unfamiliar tannins. For anyone under the age of 35, this is a hugely dizzying reality. The Knicks were a total abomination for most of the 21st century. It was not long ago that Kevin Knox, Damyean Dotson, and Noah Vonleh led the team in minutes played.

1 week ago | gq.com | Matthew Roberson

All products featured on GQ are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. The Knicks are still alive—and so is Timothée Chalamet’s sartorial heater. For Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals on Thursday night at Madison Square Garden, Chalamet was in his usual courtside perch.