The Emancipation of Hayley Williams
The Paramore frontwoman discusses releasing her new solo album in a pandemic, and why she finally decided to come home.
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Ramy Creator Ramy Youssef on Zoom Parties, Wokeness, and Why He’s Grateful for Homeland
by Ben Barna
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ALISON ROMAN, NANCY PELOSI, AND EVERYONE BUT JAMES CHARLES GET CANCELED
by Steven Phillips-Horst & Eric Schwartau
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.
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.
André Leon Talley Dishes on Galliano, McQueen, and Lagerfeld, Darling
A look back with his friend, Princess Gloria von Thurn und Taxis.
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.
Simone Rocha and Petra Collins Tap into an Eerie Femininity for Moncler’s Genius Project
The pair discuss their creative influences, from the 19th century to the 1990s and everything in between.
Samara Weaving Talks to Patti LuPone About the Dirty Business of Hollywood
The "Hollywood" co-stars dish on divas, dressing rooms, and the messiness of making movies.
Yvonne Orji Tells Her Story, From Syrup Sandwiches to Insecure
The "Insecure" star brings us from Nigeria to the stage and back again in her new HBO special, "Momma, I Made It!"
Zsela Talks to Hunter Schafer About the Trick to Making Art in Quarantine
The singer catches up with the "Euphoria" star to discuss her first project, missing Brooklyn, and shooting music videos with her family.
Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones on Overnight Fame: “They Were Pointing and Laughing at Me!”
The breakout stars of "Normal People" can't help but laugh at their strange new reality.
Ask A Sane Person: Coleman Hughes Is Not Panicking At All
Because these days, critical thinking can be hard to find.
Ask a Sane Person: Naomi Klein Is Not Ready to Give Up the Fight
"We are living inside the prototype and it’s bleak."
Office Poll: Here’s What the Interview Editors are Ordering During Quarantine
Takeout, but make it contact-free.
For Kim Petras, Her New Single Is a Sign of What’s to Come
After a life-changing year, the pop princess is recording her new album in quarantine.
Talk Hole: Baby Grimes, Britney’s Blazed Gym, and the Last Girls of J.Crew
"Britney’s gym is the new Schrödinger’s cat."
Barry Jenkins Tells the “Never Rarely Sometimes Always” Stars Why They’re the Modern-Day Thelma and Louise
The "Moonlight" director speaks with Sidney Flanagan and Talia Ryder, the duo from Eliza Hittman's stirring film about reproductive rights and friendship in its highest form.
Nice to Meet You: Charlotte Adigéry Loves Instagram Memes and Stoner Food
The electronic musician loves to cook midnight snacks while stoned—and other facts you should know.
Yungblud’s Ten-Step Guide to Ruining a Party
"Ensure all friends have started drinking prior to their arrival."
Christian LaCroix and Desigual Team Up for a Blooming Collaboration
If we can't smell the roses, at least we can wear them.
Thirstory: Christian Bale Hits Club Quarantine
Half-dressed, hair amiss, and on the cusp of delirium.
Neke Carson Painted Andy Warhol With His Ass, Then Founded a Modeling Agency
The founder of "rectal realism" has made art with his butt cheeks, fake blood, and now, the morning light.
This Virtual Exhibit Redefines What it Means to Photograph Yourself
Try these self-help tricks at home.
Coffee Table Curator: Mugler, Mud, and Magick
For when you’re tired of talking to your houseplants.