Man, what Kanye has done is truly on some other shit. This is a great idea for an interview sort of a thing in which instead of talking to the guys of the magazine directly, they pretty much just stated facts about a specific night Ye showed his new film in London. From all the hoopla surrounding the new album, the accompanying 35-minute Runaway film, G.O.O.D. Friday tracks, the upcoming Jay-Z x Kanye EP, models, art and whatever else Ye has on his plate, this is by far the best place to get it all in great fashion.

God has a Kanye West complex. Or so it would seem given the number of times that the rapper-slash-blogger-slash-producer-slash-designer-slash-director talked of "divine intervention" over the course of a remarkable evening held earlier this week at BAFTA headquarters in London. Whatever you think of the Chicago native (and let it be said early on, GQ is a huge fan), the most outspoken man in hip-hop certainly doesn't lack ambition. The event was to mark the screening of his 35-minute film, entitled Runaway, which will accompany his fifth album My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, due out in November. Expectations were high - Kanye always had excellent taste in visuals from the living pin-ups of Gold Digger to the murderous supermodel in Flashing Lights - and Runaway didn't disappoint.

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