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GQ names Chris Kluwe and Brendon Ayanbadejo 'Honorary gays of the year'
GQ has named NFL Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe and Baltimore Ravens linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo 'Honorary gays of the year' for making the NFL "this year's surprise hothouse of social...
Bryce Harper: Batting Gloveless Hurts Like a Dick
Does the Washington National outfielder speak from experience?
Aaron Rodgers calls tight tanktop and snug pants on Mark Sanchez "embarrassing"
Why is Green Bay Packer quarterback Aaron Rodgers so upset about the photo shoot of New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez in September's GQ? With his NFL opener against the New Orleans Saints fast...
GQ's 25 coolest athletes ever includes Tom Brady, Joe Namath and Bo Jackson
Publications create lists to generate the "who's on and who's off" buzz. Gentleman Quarterly's list of the 25 coolest athletes of all time shouldn't disappoint. For starters, they only considered...
Hogan listed in top 25 least influential of 2012
Hulk Hogan in 1985 was one of the most influential people in the entire world. Hulk Hogan in 2012? Not so much. That's why he made GQ's list of the top 25 least influential people of this past year.
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Former Strikeforce women's MMA star Gina Carano was the 13th most searched for female athlete on...
Former Strikeforce women's MMA star Gina Carano was the 13th most searched for female athlete on Google in 2011 with over 2.1 million queries. GQ also released more photos from their photo shoot with her, one of which is seen here.
Anderson Silva GQ 'Man of the Year' in Brazil
The accolades continue to pour in for UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva, who was named "Man of the Year" by GQ Brazil.
GQ interview with WWE's CM Punk is a must-read before Money In The Bank
CM Punk gives the public an honest look into his head right before he bids WWE farewell.
GQ Revisits Brain Injury Issue
In the March 2011 issue of Gentlemen's Quarterly, writer Jeanne Marie Laskas revisited her compelling story from 2009 on devastating effects ofviolent hits to the head that have resulted in brain injuries for many former NFL players ('The People v. Football').
