GQ South Africa - April 2020
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Daniel Craig raises the stakes one last time as 007. How Tameem Antoniades re-wrote indie gaming.
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How To Make Meetings Useful!
‘People are so desperate to express their point that they listen with their ego because they want to say something they think is valuable’
A Beginner's Guide To Vedic Meditation
No longer reserved for lotus positions and quests for spiritual enlightenment, meditation could be the key to unlocking our true potential, whether that’s in the office, on the sports field, or even in the bedroom
How To Raise A Better Men?
Peggy Orenstein has spent years asking teens what they think about sex. Now the author wants more adults to talk to teens about masculinity and #MeToo — even if it leads to awkward conversations
Daniel Craig: Life After 007
Daniel Craig felt the weight of the world when he took on the role of 007, but he flipped the script and made the character — and the status quo — his own
VORSPRUNG DURCH SEX APPEAL
The second-generation of Audi’s extremely popular, entry-level, luxury, compact crossover is bigger, more attractive, more powerful, and it has more standard features than before. That was a good enough reason for GQ to take the new Q3 on a road trip
THE FUN AND LAUGHS BEGIN AGAIN
Prepare to see your favourite local stars doing everything to win
The ASMR cure
Come for the tingly auditory triggers, stay for the existential coping mechanism.
MALUMA WORLD
Colombian-born Latin-music sensation Maluma is leaning into being the biggest pop star imaginable. And wow, is it working
ELLA EYRE - A FIRST FOR EVERYTHING
Brit-pop sensation Ella Eyre, who kicked off the year with the aptly named comeback single “New Me”, takes us down memory lane with a look back at her most notable moments
ALL FUNNY BUSINESS
Five minutes with the most diverse man on the SA comedy scene: Donovan Goliath
