Interview

Zac Efron, High School Musical’s well-scrubbed big man on campus, is the teen nation’s most toned, tanned, Twittered-about obsession. But, lately, he’s been thinking about the future and—OMG!—is he ready to graduate.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/16/09

She was discovered by Richard Avedon at the age of 11, scored her first magazine cover by the time she was 12, became a world-famous model, took up acting, fronted a band, played Joan of Arc, launched a clothing line, had a kid, and emerged as a 21st-century action heroine with the world-beating Resident Evil franchise. Now, Milla Jovovich prepares for Chapter Two.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/02/09

Tom Payne is done acting like a teenager.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/27/09

You’ll be seeing a lot of this gifted young man at the multiplex in the coming months. He’s a natural actor, even though he missed out on the movies as a kid, a literate craftsman who can play a gentleman—any decade or century—and is one himself, and a man suited to his profession due to a chronic wanderlust. Rupert Friend knows just what to say and how to say it.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/26/09

For this Sunday's Oscars, we've aked the costume designers from all five nominated films—The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Milk, Australia, The Duchess, and Revolutionary Road—to share their inspirations, sketches, and their red carpet fantasies.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/18/09

Interview began awarding our own Oscars for greatness in extremely small packages in 1981, because if we didn't, who would? Sheila Benson and Chuck Wilson pick the top 10 bit parts from 2008.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/13/09

Kimberley Nixon is the 23-year-old Welsh actress is at the center of the forthcoming film Cherrybomb, a gritty little psychodrama about two boys in Belfast, Northern Ireland, who spend a summer engaged in increasingly illicit activities—shoplifting, drugs, grand theft auto—while competing for the affections of an unbalanced teen girl.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/20/09

Stars have been discovered in drugstores and on street corners. But by Steven Spielberg at Southern California bat mitzvahs? Not so much. However, that is ­exactly what happened to Los Angeles native Alden Ehrenreich. At age 14, he made a comedy video for a friend in which he filmed himself breaking into her house and “trying on her clothes and just being ridiculous.”  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/20/09

Exclusively for Interview, Hollywood makeup artist Scott Stoddard demonstrates on Friday star Travis Van Winkle how he  created Jason’s handiwork for the 2009 remake of the all-time slasher classic 

   ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/20/09

As a teenage welterweight out of south Florida, Mickey Rourke learned how to fight. His willingness to throw punches-and his ability to take them-served him well as both a boxer and an actor. Until, of course, it didn't, and he found himself knocked out of the ring, exiled from Hollywood, down for the count, and alone, with only a rescued Chihuahua named Loki still in his corner. So what did Mickey Rourke do? He got back up.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/16/09