GQ Names Men of the Year

November 18, 2009 at 10:02am PST
Tags: Barack Obama, Bradley Cooper, Chris Pine, Clint Eastwood, Ed Helms, GQ, The Hangover, Tom Brady, Zach Galifianakis
Photos: Martin Schoeller/GQ

GQ's Men of the Year issue for 2009 has been revealed with five different covers. For the second year in a row they have named President Barack Obama as "Leader of the Year." (We're not sure what the competition for that one looks like.)

Chris Pine was named "Breakout of the Year," the guys from The Hangover are "Funnymen of the Year," Tom Brady had the "Comeback of the Year," and Clint Eastwood is "Badass of the Year."

No word on who else makes the list inside the issue, but we can all find out next week when it hits the newstands.

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