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# Men's Health Branches Out With Jared Leto
- URL: https://go-fug-yourself.ghost.io/mens-health-branches-out-with-jared-leto-03-2022/
- Published: 2022-03-22T17:00:13.000Z
- Updated: 2022-03-22T01:34:20.000Z
- Description: I feel for this journalist.
- Author: Jessica  
- Tags: Fug The Cover, Men's Health, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2026-10-07 08:20

So, when I think *Men's Health* cover stars, I think of like Michael B. Jordan or Simu Liu -- wholesome and fit with dimples -- so it's sort of interesting to see them branching out to Jared Leto. And when I think of Jared Leto, I don't really think of him doing *Men's Health*. While I actually like this cover a lot -- it has a classic *Details* vibe that is unexpected and cool -- the [profile makes me feel like Jared Leto *also*](https://www.menshealth.com/entertainment/a39314131/jared-leto-morbius-wecrashed-interview/?ref=go-fug-yourself.ghost.io) resents whoever made him do *Men's Health.* He gives bad health advice, he waxes poetic about ulcers, he talks a lot about His Craft (which is fine but that's not this publication), and he really does not ever go into the *Men's Health* lane, which is generally like how much fitness has helped XYZ to achieve their goals. Which is fine! That is that magazine's raison d'etre! You don't go into an interview with *Car and Driver* and talk about your vegan lifestyle or to *Food & Wine* to talk about your Ferrari. He comes across persnickety and difficult and I suspect he was both those things:

> Later I ask him whether he regrets any roles he’s taken on, and he launches another nuclear defense: the ephemerality of this life. “No. Come on,” he says. “I’m gonna be dead soon. Who gives a flying fuck?”  
>  
> His disregard for certain pressures of life and career—and, by extension, my questions about them—is a little bit intoxicating. For a few days after we speak, I feel better able to triage the bullshit in my own life: Engaging in the conversation gave me the same sense of control and clarity, however fleeting, as reading a self-help book.

It's actually a really interesting profile and it's going to get the publication some traffic, but I sincerely hope someone bought this writer a martini once she filed her piece!

###### \[Photo: Jimmy Chin / MEN’S HEALTH\]