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The one-of-a-kind creatives discuss the art of finding strength in setback.
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Helmut Newton’s Escape Room
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Cameron Walker of Twin XL gives us the soundtrack to his life, from "All Star" karaoke to the Mario theme song.
Ask a Sane Person: Lawrence Wright on the Sexual Bacchanal That Never Came
In his new novel, the screenwriter, author, and Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist wrote about the fallout to a fictional pandemic. Here, he grapples with the real one.
Thirstory: Under the Covers with Joe Dallesandro
The budding actor and model became a mainstay at Warhol’s island of misfit toys, also known as the Factory superstars.
The Hollywood Costume Designers Break Down the Show’s Dreamy Fashion
Lou Eyrich and Sarah Evelyn share some of the inspirations behind the sumptuous period wardrobe of the hit Netflix show.
Marc Jacobs Thinks Men Should Wear Makeup
The designer tells us why now, with eyeshadow as his armor, he feels stronger than ever before.
Ask a Sane Person: Robert Reich On Bad Hair Days and AOC for President
The economist, professor, and political commentator proves that clear-eyed community-minded thinking is still with us.
How Condola Rashad Is Feeding New Yorkers Through Her Music
With her debut EP, the "Billions" star and Tony nominee returns to her musical roots.
Ramy Creator Ramy Youssef on Zoom Parties, Wokeness, and Why He’s Grateful for Homeland
The creator and star of "Ramy" sounds off on 18 topics chosen at semi-random.
The Karley Sciortino Guide to Love in Quarantine
Karley Sciortino, the sex columnist behind "Slutever," gives us a guide to love in the age of social distancing.
Office Poll: What The Interview Editors Are Listening to During Quarantine
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Ask a Sane Person: Wayne Koestenbaum Is Drowning in a Sea of Zoom
The writer, critic, artist, musician, and all-around highly functioning creative finds salvation in the films of Jean-Luc Godard and his evening's wine.
The Emancipation of Hayley Williams
How divorce and disaster actually helped the Paramore frontwoman break free.
Talk Hole: Alison Roman, Nancy Pelosi, and Everyone But James Charles Get Canceled
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A West Adams Tour of Ivy Pochoda’s New Literary Thriller These Women
The suspense author takes us on a journey into an unknown Los Angeles.
Thirstory: Heath Ledger Was a Sk8er Boi
A dreamboat on wheels.
Curtis Sittenfeld and Judy Blume Discuss Hillary Clinton’s Life Without Bill
They’re with her. Only her. (Sex scenes included.)
“We Were Smothered and Beaten and Left in the Dark.” Mikel Jollett Tells Finneas O’Connell About the Cult that Nearly Killed Him
In his new memoir, the frontman of The Airborne Toxic Event recalls extreme tragedy—and redemption.
Rico Nasty Is Growing Up
The rage rapper paused amidst making her daily smoothie to chat about her new singles and play a game of fuck, marry, kill.
From Grace Jones to Grindr: Artist Enrique Agudo Deconstructs His Pantheon of Queer Mythology
The artist's short film hopes to shift the narrative at the core of queer stories.
Mark Ruffalo and Philip Ettinger on Playing Four Versions of the Same Two Characters in I Know This Much Is True
The actors, who play twins at different stages of their lives, discuss the emotional toll of making their harrowing HBO miniseries.
André Leon Talley Dishes on Galliano, McQueen, and Lagerfeld, Darling
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Alessandro Michele’s New Gucci Campaign, “The Ritual,” Is a Sign of the Times
High fashion in the age of social distancing.
Office Poll: Here are the Quarantine Movies the Interview Editors Are Watching
Because a good quarantine movie can be hard to find.
Ask a Sane Person: Daniel Mendelsohn on “The New 1930s” and Schitt’s Creek
The writer on demagogues, the Depression, and the demise of democracy.
In Snowpiercer, Daveed Diggs Adds Kicking Ass to His Repertoire
The former "Hamilton" star opens up about the toll of onscreen violence and risking it all for the sake of art.
“If Drake and India Arie Had a Baby, It Would Be Kehlani.” Lena Waithe Interviews the R&B Renegade
A conversation about toxic relationships, make-up sex, and hating the club.
How TOKiMONSTA Learned to Make Music All Over Again
A near-death experience caused the L.A. DJ to lose her cognition. She tells Johnny Venus of the hip-hop duo EARTHGANG why it didn't stop her.
Why Animal Crossing Has Become an Oasis for Creatives in Quarantine
Our favorite designers, artists, and musicians tell us what "Animal Crossing: New Horizons" has meant to them during the quarantine.
Laura Harrier and Janet Mock on Representation in Hollywood and the Power of Beyoncé’s Touch
The star of Netflix's "Hollywood" talks to her friend and collaborator about finding herself in the past, imposter syndrome, and that night at the Gold Party.
Sia and Eddie Benjamin Discuss Writing Hits and the Harry Styles Effect
After moving to L.A. at 15, the "Fuck My Friends" singer found a home with one of the biggest pop stars around.
Ask A Sane Person: David Byrne On Two-Party Systems and Escapist TV
The visionary musician talks raggedy Zoom calls and American "hyper-individualism." Plus, mushy lentils.
Before Coronavirus, Olivia Laing Wrote A Book About the Role of Art in A Crisis
"Funny Weather: Art in an Emergency" is a well-timed exploration of the ways in which art can heal an ailing world.