Interview

She first appeared on Interview’s cover in 1972 as a New York supermodel halfway between her past—growing with her director father in Ireland—and her future: Hollywood. Since then, she’s covered the magazine three more times—and blazed a trail of twisted, darker, but always unforgettable performances that haunt us to this day.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/27/09

Things we learn about Woody Harrelson in this interview: He doesn't like losing at cards; he drives insanely fast; he's extraordinarily patient when it comes to playing practical jokes; and why his new film, The Messenger, might be the most important one he's ever made  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/27/09

Once, a man donned a tight, gray, glen plaid suit and a bright red bow tie and an icon was born. . . the return of Pee-wee Herman.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/27/09

The producer of New York I Love You on what makes a city lovable.  BLOG POSTED: 10/19/09

In anticipation of this Friday's release of Emmanuel Benbihy and Tristan Carné's glittery New York, I Love You, we recall three other love letters to the city.  BLOG POSTED: 10/14/09

Before Charlyne Yi set out to find true love alongside real-life (now possibly ex-) boyfriend Michael Cera in the faux-documentary Paper Heart, there was Jessica Williams, the Brooklyn-based artist with the website, paperheart.org.  BLOG POSTED: 08/10/09

Good things come to bands that wait. After 18 years of buzzing around the tops of critics' list, the UK's Elbow is finally finding success.  BLOG POSTED: 07/30/09

Pierre Hardy's line for The GAP has a sharp preppy bite and Upper East Side edge—like a grand dame who doesn't mind if the world thunders beneath her  BLOG POSTED: 07/29/09