Wellness

How to eat to live a longer and healthier life.

These toys push exactly the right button.

Committing to warming up and cooling down properly is far more important than gutting out that last rep.

YouTube star Davey Wavey talked to GQ about making porn that shows connection and communication (and even has some educational value).

Goopy and thick no longer, the best face sunscreens are elegant and wear like skin care.

Five ways to get the mental health benefits of travel without going anywhere.

All the erg-onomic equipment you need for a full-body workout.

The actor caught up with GQ about ditching bread, getting hooked on Peloton, and how he came to have his own line of Scotch whisky.

Dropping body fat can be a long and perilous process. Instead of relying on shortcuts, chemicals, and crash diets, why not do it correctly?

It's sandal season. Podiatrists give tips on how to treat blackened toenails—and prevent them from happening at all.

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Resistance bands are great if you’re on the go—but experts say they're a worthy addition to a session even at a well-equipped gym.

Arnold Schwarzenegger does a 360-rep finisher and calisthenics warriors go until they drop—but how many reps are actually good for you? We did some heavy lifting on one of the biggest fitness quandaries.

Whether you're buying your first vibrator or have a specific kink in mind, we've got the right sex toy store for you.

Got a wedding, job interview, headshot, or some other important occasion coming up? We’ve got some grooming dos and don’ts for you.

GQ caught up with the Yankees captain to talk about how he tunes his body up in the gym, why he tends to keep his diet “bland and basic,” and his favorite NYC restaurants when he's ready to let loose.

There’s a new wave of companies making FDA-approved stop smoking aids for a generation as likely to be hooked on vapes as they are cigarettes.

The secretary of transportation (and 2020 presidential candidate) opens up about taking time away from work after he and his husband adopted twins who were dealing with health issues: “There were some dark moments when I wondered if the time that I had on leave was gonna be the only time that we got.”

GQ spoke to 13 fathers about managing work and life in the first weeks of parenthood: dirty diapers, bad bosses, and the everyday miracle of raising another human being.

Here’s what to do when friendly competition is no longer so friendly.