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Presenting GQ's 20 Most Creative Companies in the World. We spoke with executives, founders, and industry experts to find the secrets of the most imaginative companies.

Presenting our March cover star: Cillian Murphy. For nearly 30 years, he has built an unimpeachable body of work as one of the most versatile actors of our time—while somehow also staying cleverly out of sight. Now, as an Oscar front- runner, the Oppenheimer star pulls back the curtain.

After decades spent quietly elevating pop culture opuses (Bond! Batman! Westworld!), Jeffrey Wright is earning awards buzz for "American Fiction." He’d rather be surfing.

Presenting GQ’s February cover star: Barry Keoghan. He’s one of our most exciting actors—a combustible shape-shifter onscreen, a moon-howling dynamo off it. And he spent the last couple years achieving his Hollywood aspirations at an absurd clip. Now, Keoghan is confronting a rather novel dilemma: deciding which dreams to manifest next. Read the cover story and see the all the photos here: http://gq.mn/kxklmGW

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With “Fellow Travelers,” Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey tell an epic gay love story decades in the making. We spent an afternoon in the West Village with the stars of the Showtime historical epic as they talk divas, dreams, Catholic guilt and how to tell the story of gay liberation in the second half of the twentieth century. http://gq.mn/XD8iWyw

From the picket line to the courtroom to the Super Bowl, the year’s finest fashion moments were all about uninhibited personal style—and the uncanny expression of artificial intelligence.

He’s the founder of Salesforce, the owner of Slack and Time, and a billionaire many times over. He’s also seriously zen. In the latest edition of GQ Clout, Marc Benioff talks about the best way to balance ambition and elation.

The comedian broke all our brains this year with his surreal Netflix show "I Think You Should Leave." But where does the king of cringe end and the real man begin?