The new issue of bi-annual menswear bible GQ Style is brought to you by the letters “TV”. As the small screen takes aim at the big screen, sit back and enjoy our blistering exposé of the best young men on the box, including Terry Richadson’s photographs of Sons Of Anarchy‘s Charlie Hunnam, Game Of Thrones‘ Kit Harrington and Breaking Bad‘s Aaron Paul. Plus, Kendrick Lamar, Angel Haze and A$AP Rocky on the future of hip-hop, this season’s most desirable new collections and a truly extraordinary portfolio dedicated to the Gospel According To Givenchy.

The spring/summer ’13 issue of GQ Style is out on 14 March, priced £6.

Source

I’m just using this to shamelessly promote my new site Cameron Monaghan Online. Check it out. Thanks

cameronmonaghan.fansite.biz

Written by Becky - Visit Website

I’ve added some pictures of Maggie form the opening of Much ado about nothing to the gallery. Enjoy.

Home > Apperances > Maggie Much Ado About Nothing Opening

I’ve added some pictures of Maggie looking gorgeous at the Sundance film festival.

Home > Apperances > Maggie Sundance 2013

I’ve finally added scans of Charlie in Man of the world magazine to the gallery. Enjoy.

 Home > Sons of anarchy > Magazines and scans > Charlie – Man of the world 2013

While Sons of anarchy is on a break i will be adding more posts and pics about what Charlie and Maggie are doing with regards to events and appearances but the main focus will stay on Jax and Tara so I won’t upload stills or caps from other work.

2. “Sons of Anarchy” (FX)

The hog-straddling bad boys of this biker drama have always made for good TV. But Season 5 revved up the raw intensity to full-throttle as it chronicled Jax Teller’s (Charlie Hunnam) tumultuous transition to club leader and his ugly dealings with the traitorous Clay (Ron Perlman). (Ah, yes, uneasy lies the head that wears a crown). Moreover, the usual violence and villainy was tinged with visceral heartbreak (R.I.P., Opie), and the show benefitted from jolts of fresh energy provided by Jimmy Smits and Harold Perrineau. The excessive plot gyrations drive me bonkers at times, but this so-called “Hamlet on Harleys” has managed to keep its motor runnin’.

Source