By this time your extra curricular activities stemming from Beyoncé's recent photo spread for GQ's "100 Sexiest Women of the 21st Century" should be growing weary, and to help get your minds back refocused on Ms. Knowles, ET has just provided a behind-the-scenes video. Beyoncé captured the title of Miss Millennium by the publication, and to celebrate she took to a number of different sets with famed-photographer Terry Richardson. Enjoy.

Be sure to get your hands on the February 2013 issue of GQ Magazine featuring Beyoncé. Hitting shelves everywhere on Tuesday, January 22nd (two weeks prior to her NFL Super Bowl halftime show), the diva donned a seductively short cut-off football jersey, a diamond encrusted link around her waist and a pair of leopard print underwear featuring zippers on the side. Are you counting down the minutes til you get to flip through this issue? [See More]

After GQ‘s December 2012 cover featuring Rihanna was unveiled yesterday, the publication today lets loose a few of the images from the editorial feature. Featuring the artist set against various monochromatic backdrops, Rihanna leaves little to the imagination as she sports little more than a motorcycle’s jacket, black and white sneakers and a few loose-fitting tops. [See & Read More]

Cassie Ventura works out in a bikini and stilettos for the newest issue of GQ Magazine. I guess all props outside of GQ go to Diddy on this one. This issue is on newsstands, online and everywhere else now. The smokin' hot R&B singer is about to make amends for Step Up 2 with her first album since 2006. Damn, but it's good to have all that, um, talent back. “It’s been too long, I know, but I got to start over and over again,” the 26-year-old singer tells the magazine. “It would be awesome to stay popular, but if I was only an underground artist, I would be okay with that.” Enjoy.

The big homie Dre Films helps Ross Ross bring some beautiful visuals to his Amsterdam track from God Forgives, I Don’t. I doubt it but I wonder if the lead female role is the same chick described in GQ Magazine’s Rick Ross feature story. In any case, I want her to come to my cubicle right now. Watch the new video and purchase the new album on iTunes. Enjoy.

Having appeared in the recent Gentlemen’s Quarterly publication showcasing its collaborative “Bee Line” with Mark McNairy, Billionaire Boys Club bands together with footwear purveyor Palladium, offering up a preview to its impending joint effort. Available in both the Baggy roll down silhouette as well as the Pampa Hi model, the two renowned streetwear labels commissioned the design expertise of SKATETHING to create a refreshing camouflage print that will surely continue its trending appeal into the winter. Be on the lookout for both models to release November 1 at Palladium’s webstore and Karmaloop with price tags starting at $110 USD. [See More]

You don't have to spend a whole paycheck on a suit, even if you've got the corner office. Our friends at GQ Magazine took seven real New Yorkers—you know, professionals, with big jobs—and helped them look boss for $300 or so. [See & Read More]

D'Angelo rode a wave of R&B popularity in the '90s before his chiseled body threatened to overshadow his music and he vanished into addiction for more than a decade. Now he's back and attempting to mount a comeback and opens up to GQ about living with addiction, his arrest for soliciting sex and a rumored romance with Madonna. In his first interview in 12 years, D'Angelo -- who in the past was hailed by some as the next Marvin Gaye -- reveals his long battle with substance abuse. [See, Hear & Read More]

Chicago Bulls star and NBA MVP Derrick Rose has earned enough clout during his short time on the court that he's already earning comparisons to Chicago's biggest basketball legend, Michael Jordan. Add one more to the mix: Rose will be the first Chicago Bull since His Airness to grace the cover of GQ Magazine in their upcoming May issue. [Watch & Read More]

During his GQ April 2012 Style Issue photoshoot, Drake spit a new verse… only on camera, only on camera. The issue drops today (sidebar). But it’s interesting to listen to these lyrics… subtle reference the Common and Serena squashed beef? Or could it be a reference to the overlapping female conquests with Chris Brown or Lil’ Wayne?

GQ’s Will Welch tweeted: “Drake wrote GQ verse night before his cover shoot. Finished shoot, went over it on his Blackberry for 3 mins, then smashed it in one take.” “No offense to my n***a, it’s just the industry is small / We all lust for the same women / You know the ones we saw before we came in it / I know he aint trippin’” [Read More]