British GQ magazine - January/February 2021 - Captain Sir Tom Moore cover (Subscribers' Edition)

British GQ magazine - January/February 2021 - Captain Sir Tom Moore cover (Subscribers' Edition)
New unread condition - there is some scratch wear towards top of rear cover

GARETH SOUTHGATE - 1 page

DINA ASHER-SMITH - 1 page

SAMUEL ROSS - 1 page

SIR PAUL SMITH - 1 page

SIMON BECKERMAN (FOUNDER OF DEPOP) - "The Secrets of my Success"
1 page

BRAD PITT - 1 page

DAN LEVY (ACTOR) - 1 page

MALUMA - 1 page

ROBERT PATTINSON - 1 page

TYLER, THE CREATOR - 1 page

TIMOTHEE CHALAMET - 1 page

JOHN BOYEGA - 1 page

SHIA LABEOUF - 1 page

HARRY STYLES - 1 page

CAPTAIN SIR TOM MOORE - In walking 100 laps of his garden, the Second World War veteran set out to raise £1,000 for NHS charities; instead, on his 100th birthday, his appeal topped £32 million. The journey continued, not in his garden, but on talk shows, breakfast television and interviews such as this, all for the benefit of causes that touched his own life across the century
8 pages

LEWIS HAMILTON - 6 pages

CHARLIE MACKESY - 4 pages

PATRICK HUTCHINSON - 4 pages

PAUL MESCAL - For the young Irish actor, his trajectory from student to star of Normal People, the show that defined Britain's first frightening brush with lockdown, was almost alarmingly swift. Here, the man who brought Connell (and Connell's chain) to the cultural consciousness escapes Twitter and street stalkers to reveal what it meant to break while the world as we knew it was breaking down
10 pages

LASHANA LYNCH - Taking on one billion-dollar franchise might seem daunting for an up-and-coming actor, but for Lashana Lynch two still isn't enough. From theatre to Marvel to Bond, the first female 007 throws shade on the keyboard warriors and reveals how she saw her own future... and took it
6 pages

DANIEL W FLETCHER - 2 pages

JOHN BOYEGA - 4 pages

JOHN LENNON - Forty years ago this month, the sudden, tragic death of a Beatle plunged the world into a state of shock and retrospection that continues to this day. Here, GQ replays Lennon's solo discography and revisits his final years of domestic reclusion with wife and collaborator Yoko Ono. At a time when celebrating eminent cultural figures can sometimes feel forced, what can we really learn from Lennon's death?
10 pages

MARCUS RASHFORD - 6 pages

SHAWN MENDES - 8 pages

MICHAELA COEL - 2 pages

TOMMY HILFIGER - 2 pages

PIERS MORGAN - 7 pages

OZZY OSBOURNE - 8 pages