therapy sesh
Chelsea Handler and Martha Stewart on the Hilarious Journey of Becoming a Better Person
by Martha Stewart
nice to meet you
Abby Jasmine Loves Weed and Water Sports
Get to know the 22-year-old Vine star-turned-R&B singer.
viewgirl
Talia Ryder on the Transition from Indies to Spielberg
The "Never Rarely Sometimes Always" star readies herself for "West Side Story."
fashion emergency
Mel Ottenberg and Jeremy O. Harris in Paris: An Honest Conversation About the World’s Most Polarizing TV Show
On the eve of making Broadway history with 12 Tony nominations, the playwright spoke with our Creative Director about "Emily in Paris," the fashion emergency on everyone's minds.
drumroll, please
Joe Wong and Fred Armisen March to the Beat of Their Own Drum
The "Russian Doll" composer and drummer takes center stage with his debut album, "Nite Creatures."
in conversation
Riz Ahmed and Octavia Spencer on The Burden of Representation
The Emmy winner and the Oscar winner discuss the temptation and toxicity of leaving behind a legacy.
INTO
Smile, You’re on Camera: Grinning Through Quarantine with vVardis
The luxury oral care brand has given one editor reason to smile again.
Three Movies That Prove the Year in Cinema Still Has Something to Offer
"Lovers Rock," "Notturno," and "American Utopia," which recently screened at the NYFF, offer a measure of hope.
lit
Kamala Puligandla Writes in Zigzags
The Autostraddle Editor-in-Chief discusses her debut novel and her own queer coming-of-age story.
really good grades
Nathan Fielder and Louis Theroux Teach a Masterclass on the Art of Awkward
The face of "Nathan for You" is taking his really good grades and second-rate advice to HBO.
midnight sky
Rick Owens and Miley Cyrus on Rock Stars, Recklessness, and Life on the Road
"I can say yes to anything. It would take something really fucking crazy for me to say no."
a life in
Patrisse Cullors Shares Her Objects of Self-Preservation
The co-founder of Black Lives Matter offers us an important lesson in resistance: rest.
art
Lily Stockman Brings Us Back to the Gallery
The show “Seed, Stone, Mirror, Match” will be showing at the Charles Moffett gallery until October 18th, by individual appointment only.
thirstory
Shimmying the House Down with Supermodels Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington
The "Supers" won't get out of bed for less than $10,000, but they'll dance for a cover shoot.
ingenue
Odessa A’zion Isn’t a Troublemaker, She Just Plays One on TV
The breakout star of Netflix's new teen drama, "Grand Army," has a reputation for spiky characters. She'd like to change that.
RORSCHACH TEST
“I’m a WASP with a WAP”: Chloe Fineman on Chloe Fineman
"SNL"'s rising star offers her impressions on 14 topics, including Reese Witherspoon, Target, and #FreeBritney.
fashion
The Saint Laurent Rive Droite Project Brings Together Anthony Vaccarello and Helmut Lang
The designer and the artist have created unique sculptures using raw materials.
get out the vote
Run the Jewels Wants You to Vote
Killer Mike and El-P, the rappers that make up Run the Jewels, are getting their fans up to dance and out to vote.
actually not the worst
Chris Geere Tells Aya Cash Why She’s the Best
On the coattails of "The Boys" season two finale, the "You're the Worst" co-stars reunite for a conversation about super-suits and super-scares.
we can be heroes
All the Photos of David Bowie You Could Possibly Ever Need
A new visual anthology shows the artist at his most extraordinary.
in (dreadful) conversation
Hugh Grant and Donald Sutherland Enjoy a Perfectly Dreadful Conversation
All the innuendo that’s fit to print.
add to queue
Ava Max is Listening to Destiny’s Child, Mariah Carey, and Ava Max
The pop singer wants everyone to know she's actually "sweet but psycho."
graphic design is our passion
David King: Design As Protest
Rick Poynor, the author of the new monograph of legendary designer and activist David King, spoke to Judy Groves, King's longstanding friend and collaborator, about how his ideas helped shape the world as we know it.
lesson
Matty Matheson’s Guide to Literally Embracing Your Roots
To mark the release of his latest book, "Home Style Cookery," the Canadian chef and internet celebrity invited us to his farm for a quick tutorial on the art of producing produce.
Q&A
Don’t Call Victor Internet’s Music Bedroom Pop
The 19-year-old singer on TikTok, queerness, and proudly paying his mom's rent.
exit poll
Sofia Coppola’s “On the Rocks” Doesn’t Go Down So Smooth
The film, which premiered at NYFF last month, lacks Coppola's signature style, Shanti Escalante writes.
in conversation
Zachary Quinto and Sarah Paulson Let Themselves Lose Control
The actor from "The Boys in Band" connected with his friend and AHS co-star to discuss the acrobatics of acting, and the freedom in surrender.
in conversation
Tim Heidecker and Weyes Blood Talk About Everything and “Nothing”
Upon the release of his album "Fear of Death," the comedian and musician speaks with his collaborator about Joni Mitchell, Zoom life, and making songs about nothing.
ON-AIR
Charlamagne tha God and Stephen Colbert on Where We Are Right Now
Two of America's most trusted voices have a conversation about social media, hope, and dicks, of both the photographed and elected variety.
gen-z
Jaden Smith on His Mission to Combat the Water Crisis
The trailblazing artist is the embodiment of saavy Gen-Z activism.
in conversation
070 Shake and Bella Hadid Find Light at the End of the Tunnel
The singer and the supermodel on learning not to dwell in the sadness.
ask a sane person
Karla Cornejo Villavicencio On Why She Avoids Anger (And Why White Men Should, Too)
"I think of anger as the wick that I light on the candle that is called F*ck White Supremacy, Save Our People."
FILM JOURNAL
As He Quarantines for His Next Film, Noah Jupe Watches the Classics
Ahead of shooting the next Steven Soderbergh film, the 15-year-old actor kept a running diary as he watched movie masterpieces for the first time.
literature
Ayad Akhtar and Aasif Mandvi Investigate the Rot at America’s Core
The writer and the actor discuss equality and opportunity and all that nonsense.
Director
Julie Taymor and Helen Mirren on Why The Glorias Is a Movie for This Moment
The friends and collaborators discuss the new Gloria Steinem biopic and what it means to live a feminist life.