FHM Canada December 2025의 목차

December is no longer just Christmas trees, family dinners, and awkward office parties. It’s become the Coliseum of the streaming world — a brutal, money-drenched battlefield where the giants of entertainment throw everything they’ve got at each other in a single month. December is when the world slows down, people stay home, and suddenly everyone has the same question: What are we watching tonight? And that question has become worth billions. Netflix, Prime Video, and Max now treat the last month of the year the way studios once treated the summer blockbuster season. December is prestige month. It’s algorithmic war. It’s the fight for subscriptions, retention, dominance, Oscars buzz, and cultural ownership. The streamers aren’t just releasing content — they’re releasing weapons. This is the definitive breakdown of the December…

For more than a decade, Grand Theft Auto 6 has lived somewhere between myth and obsession. In the gaming world, it became the equivalent of Bigfoot: blurry leaks, whispered rumours, a trademark here, a leaked screenshot there. Every year, gamers swore this is finally the year, only to be thrown back into the desert of silence. It has been twelve long years since Grand Theft Auto V crashed onto the scene, dominating culture, YouTube, modding, Twitch and every platform that could possibly render Los Santos. Twelve years. In gaming terms, that’s prehistoric. Consoles changed. Engines evolved. Online worlds bloomed and died. Yet GTA 6 remained hidden, building pressure like a tectonic plate sliding under another. And that pressure became something else: expectation, mania, cultural weight. People wanted a sequel as…

When Humans Aren’t Enough In 2026, being famous might not mean being human. Across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and the expanding universe of metaverse platforms, a new type of celebrity is emerging — AI influencers. These digital personalities, created and curated by algorithms, are no longer side experiments or niche novelties; they are becoming serious contenders in the global influencer economy, collecting followers, brand deals, and cultural clout at a pace that rivals their human counterparts. Unlike traditional influencers, AI personalities are designed with precision. Every post, every video, every interaction is engineered for maximum engagement. Their charm, their relatability, even their flaws can be programmed to appeal to target audiences. They never sleep, never age, never suffer from bad PR or human error, and yet they already compete with…

For years, the word polygamy sounded like something reserved for documentaries, religious sects in the Utah desert, or fringe lifestyle bloggers trying to stir drama. But the 2020s have ripped the conversation wide open. Something unexpected is happening in the world of relationships: more people — from young professionals to progressive couples to digital nomads — are openly exploring multi-partner structures. Not as a taboo rebellion, not as a kink, but as a legitimate relationship model they believe actually fits their lives. This isn’t clickbait. The shift is real enough that sociologists, psychologists, and even lawmakers have begun taking it seriously. Apps now include “poly” tags. Therapy practices are training counsellors in non-monogamous dynamics. Major cities like New York, Vancouver, London, Berlin, and Cape Town have growing poly communities. And…

This month, we’re stepping into one of the most brutal, iconic, and culturally explosive franchises of all time. A universe forged in blood, shaped by myth, and kept alive by generations of die-hard fans who know their fatalities better than their gym routines. Mortal Kombat isn’t just a game or a movie — it’s a 30-year beast of lore, rivalry, gods, realms, and jaw-dropping violence that reshaped entertainment itself. And with a massive new sequel on the horizon, plus an official revival of the classic games, the franchise is entering a new era. Sharpen your blades. Charge your chi. Crack your knuckles. Because in this issue… we’re diving headfirst into the blood, lore, and unstoppable legacy of Mortal Kombat. MORTAL KOMBAT 2025 Inside the Blood, Lore & Legacy Why Mortal…

Machines with attitude, personality, and serious game-changing power. Robots aren’t sci-fi anymore — they’re here, they’re loud, they’re weird, and they’re getting better (and sometimes scarier) every year. From warehouse giants strong enough to lift a car, to tiny insect-bots that can crawl into places humans can’t, the robotics revolution is exploding in every direction. And for a men’s magazine? Robots are perfect: engineering meets futurism meets something you secretly want in your garage. So here it is: the definitive list of the world’s coolest, most insane, most impressive robots in 2025 — the ones redefining industry, entertainment, home life, war, sport, and science. 1. Tesla Optimus Gen-3 — The First Humanoid Built for the Mass Market The biggest shock of 2025 is that Tesla’s Optimus is no longer the…

Model @kimmykimmreels Such an absolute honour to have you on feature FHM! What has your journey as a certified bombshell been like so far? I’ve been treated like a princess with an entire team! I love it. We are blown away by your drive and professionalism. Can you tell us what some of the things that motivate you to stay on top of your game are? I think my own self-image keeps me honest! I like to be known for being hardworking and fun to be around at the same time. Top 3 best moments of your career? The top three are hard! I think the times I’ve met friends who have become closely cherished. What is your favourite chill time activity? Definitely spending time with my fam. We are…

Model @MissBKreutz Exclusive Photos @HarryLHGFX HMUA @BeautyByMichelleV @BeautyByChantalP @OA_Beauty_Group Executive Producer @PaulHeyman Borbala Kreutz is the FHM Canada cover superstar this month, a continuation of a stellar 2025 for the Beauty from Budapest, one of the most popular and sought-after #HustleBootyTempTats supermodels in the entire world. “There is no limit to Borbala’s beauty,” exclaimed world-renowned photographer Harry Grigsby, who shot Borbala for this exclusive cover feature. “And there’s no limit to the public’s appetite for exclusive content featuring Borbala, either. The more content on Borbala that becomes available, the more the public wants of her. She’s really that special!” Borbala, who has appeared on FHM covers all over the world, was personally recruited into the #HBTT stable by brand creator and multi-industry disruptor Paul Heyman, yes the same WWE Hall…

Relationships are messy. Beautiful, addictive, confusing, hilarious, heartbreaking — sometimes all in the same week. And every man, no matter how confident he looks on the surface, hits moments where he needs perspective. That’s where this column comes in. These are the questions real men ask but rarely out loud. No sugarcoating. No polite clichés. Just honest answers, man-to-man. “My girlfriend says I’m emotionally unavailable. I think I’m just tired. Am I the problem?” Here’s the uncomfortable truth: emotional availability isn’t about being soft, dramatic, or overly expressive. It’s about showing up, not shutting down. If she says you’re unavailable, it’s because she’s trying to reach you and keeps hitting a wall. Men often misinterpret exhaustion as justification for silence. But relationships aren’t built in silence — they collapse…

The year has flown faster than a BYD Yanywang gets from 0-496.22km/h – blink and you’ll miss it. And if that’s happened to you, we’ve put together a quick recap of the biggest stories that made headlines this year for all the right or wrong reasons. It’s been a busy year; we could have included the onslaught of Chinese vehicles eroding the stronghold held by legacy brands, but frankly even we’re tired of that, and we’re sure you are too. With that out the way, here’s our banger list of 2025. Roll the credits. Bugatti Chiron now sits in BYD’s 400km/h shadow BYD debunked the perception that Chinese EVs are only suitable for small urban commutes by stealing the record for the highest speed ever recorded by a road-legal production…