GQ July 2011

GQ Intelligence
37 The Punch List
From Justin Timberlake gunning for our jobs to Mormonism's sudden moment of chic—the best in this month's culture
45 Blow-up
An oral history of American cinema's most explosive director, Michael Bay. BY SEAN FENNESSEY
56 Are You a Pussy?
If you even have to ask, then you know the answer, but take this 300 percent scientific GQ quiz just to be sure
66 The Celebrity Rehab of Dr. Drew
Does the VH1 therapist to the stars need some time on the couch? BY NATASHA VARGAS-COOPER
76 The Next Bin Laden
He's inspiring more attacks on America than any other radical. He preaches in English. And, technically, at least, he's as American as any of us. BY PATRICK SYMMES
Features
96 Can Anyone Beat This Guy?
So far, Obama's looking good for 2012—and his competition is looking flimsy— but he can still blow this. (Can't he?) A GQ primary-season primer
102 Slick Rickie
Rickie Fowler is changing the way we look at golf, one ill-advised hat at a time. BY DANIEL RILEY
104 I LOVE SF
And don't forget Oakland. ALAN RICHMAN explains why you won't find better food anywhere else in the U.S. right now
124 Blindsided
A 15-year-old basketball star was the darling of Odessa, Texas, until his uplifting story began to unravel. BY MICHAEL J. MOONEY
130 Graduation Day
On March 11, a devastating tsunami changed Japan forever. CHRIS HEATH tells the story of eight children who went to school that morning.
Fashion
84 Cover: American Marvel
Chris Evans, a.k.a. Captain America, shows you what to wear this fall—and shows our writer EDITH ZIMMERMAN a damn good time
112 When in Greece...
Do as True Blood star Joe Manganiello does and put a little skin in your game this summer
120 The Star in Stripes
Can't spot quarterback Cam Newton without his helmet on? Look for the ripped guy in the bold-striped sweaters
Departments
17 Manual
35 The Style Guy
142 Parting Shot
What your stadium seats say about you