Interview

Whit Stillman specializes in erudite, dryly comic dissections of privileged Manhattan youth The Last Days of Disco (1998) casts a fond glance back on a waning era that left many of these ingenues high and dry, or at least high.   BLOG POSTED: 08/31/09

Steve Rubell interviews his good friend Farrah for Interview. Another good friend Ryan O'Neal drops by for coffee.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/11/09

Since the 1960s Walter Pfeiffer has been regarded as a cult photographer, known for his homoerotic depictions of Zurich street life. A new catalogue spreads the light.  BLOG POSTED: 03/31/09

The spirit of Andy Warhol was alive and well in "The Art of the Party"—an unusual talk by curators, writers, and art VIPs flown in to lend intellectual capital to Art Dubai  BLOG POSTED: 03/27/09

Interview's Glenn O'Brien rounds up New York Fashion Week. Looking back, he recalls minor inconveniences—celebrity hold-ups, elevator queues—but a sigh of relief for a higher quality of life at Marc Jacobs.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/24/09

Victoria Hesket, aka Little Boots, just performed at Brooklyn's Studio B. She thinks that Americans are, at long last, ready to dance.  BLOG POSTED: 02/16/09

France is a catholic country and photographer David LaChapelle is a very religious boy. From his retrospective, Rebecca Voight tracks the photographer's globe trotting recent past.  BLOG POSTED: 02/06/09

Before Leigh Bowery and his mid-’80s London club night came along, being a freak was not considered a fine art form. Pop star and DJ Boy George remembers the legendary scene where glamorous polysexual debauchery and head-to-toe body makeup went along with the music.

   ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/20/09