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Thomas Barrie joined GQ in January 2019 to work on the features team, covering culture, sport, food and drink and technology in print and online. Before that, he worked for Vanity Fair and, briefly, for Tatler. With a particular interest in film, television and the visual arts, Tom has interviewed Tracey Emin, Tom Daley, Gordon Ramsay and Michael Owen for GQ, and the 2019 Father’s Day charity portfolio he coordinated was reproduced in the Evening Standard, The Sun, The Daily Mirror and the Metro. He can be contacted at thomas.barrie [at] condenast.co.uk.

Without a home, building wealth is much harder. The typical white family has almost 10 times the wealth of a typical Black family.

In search of music’s voices of the future, each of GQ’s 21 global editions nominated a local artist who’s defining the sounds of tomorrow.

‘Watching made me embarrassed to be British’ Despite having immersed myself in the juicier headlines for a good 24 hours before it aired, I attempted to watch last night’s interview with an open mind. Oprah’s masterful technique, Harry and Meghan’s sincere performances and the stark reminder of how irritating terrestrial TV adverts are aside, what struck me most by the time the 110 minutes were up was just how embarrassed I felt to be British.  It’s an emotion that’s built up over time, of course, thanks in part to Brexit, the very existence of Boris John...

Valentine’s Day is the Marmite of cultural holidays. You’re either in love with love and revel in the opportunity to gift your loved ones flowers and chocolates or dismiss it as corporate nonsense, the sole purpose of which is to sell greeting cards that will inevitably land in the bin. But whatever your stance, in the year of 2021, we here at GQ feel that everyone could benefit from an extra dose of heart-fluttering feels to get us through Valentine’s Day in lockdown, because, let's face it, the current mood of society doesn't exactly inspire romance. That doesn't mean the day should ...