A singer, actress, fashionista, and charming Parisienne (an art in its own right), Charlotte Gainsbourg has thrice graced the pages of Interview. Here's a compilation of our favorite moments with Charlotte the singer, Charlotte the actress, Charlotte for Ever (an eponymous album she recorded with her father at age 15), and the most graceful composite of the three, Charlotte Gainsbourg herself: 

The trope of the "bad boy" has existed for a long time, but sometimes it feels as though the term was invented for Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones. Pouting lips, eyeliner, tight trousers, and swaggering hips: the Stones certainly know how to let themselves go.

If ever there was an art-world renegade, it's Damien Hirst. Loved and loathed in equal measure, Damien Hirst is the world's wealthiest living artist, and perhaps its most infamous. Over the span of his career, Hirst has made sure to chime in to Interview every so often. Here are some fun facts, lessons learned, and other fragments of his tumultuous career, reflecting a confidence and free spirit that he has sustained through two decades.

Singer, actor, narrator, dancer, director, producer, performance artist, icon, rebel...there are many ways you could describe David Bowie. 45 years after releasing his debut eponymous album, Bowie remains a short cut to cool—a name dropped by everyone from teenaged musicians to middle-aged academics