Morbid melodies
What would John Carpenter want played at his funeral?
As the sonic embodiment of horror, the legendary composer reveals the five songs he’d play to send him beyond the veil.
The new player
How a porn star became the poster boy for fashion’s most exciting comeback
Brody Blomqvist swapped sex work for stomping down Helmut Lang’s fetish-driven runway.
The scream queen
Happy Death Day is the Groundhog Day of horror films
Actress Jessica Rothe dies by blade, bullet and bong—only to come back to life again in order to hunt down her killer.
Rebel with a cause
The Walking Dead’s Lauren Cohan is set on survival
The actress has managed to navigate her way through a whopping 100 episodes of the hit AMC show.
Explore fashion from the 2000s as you’ve never seen it before
A new exhibit takes stock of the wild and wonderful style of the Noughties.
Consumption: Joanne Froggatt
This fall, in partnership with J.Crew, we've selected a few incredible women and asked them to name ten things that make their lives just a little bit brighter—a little bit more fun.
Reupholstered
Prada’s new take on corduroy elevates the enduring textile into something indulgent.
The secret history of New York’s craziest social experiment
The story of how my friends and I threw a party in a Manhattan bunker once used for a dot-com millionaire's project called We Live In Public.
Ride or die
This past July, professional and amateur motocross racers converged to compete against one another at the Orange County Fair Speedway in Middletown, New York. What follows is a portrait of the motorheads and their madness.
Carolee Schneemann’s art is not made for your comfort
Finally, a celebration of the daredevil multimedia artist and her arch-political, sometimes gravity-defying creations—the same work that for decades went largely ignored.
Has Fever Ray returned?
The YouTube channel for Karin Dreijer Andersson's solo project features a new teaser video.
Consumption: Kelsey Asbille
This fall, in partnership with J.Crew, we've selected a few incredible women and asked them to name ten things that make their lives just a little bit brighter—a little bit more fun.
Q&Andy
Alfredo Jaar: All art is socially conscious
Though the Chilean artist creates work based on the rollercoaster of world politics, he spurns the label of “political artist.“
Consumption: Melanie Dunea
This fall, in partnership with J.Crew, we've selected a few incredible women and asked them to name ten things that make their lives just a little bit brighter—a little bit more fun.
New York City’s Club 57 will have its moment in the spotlight
The rambunctious east village art collective that blew minds and eardrums in the late 1970s and early ’80s is finally getting the recognition—and retrospective—it deserves.
Thirteen musicians tell us their superstitions for Friday the 13th
Artists including Mija, Beatking, and Sudan Archives weigh in on throwing salt and burning sage.
Riccardo Tisci can’t shake his love of basketball
The former Givenchy designer—and ex-basketball player—has gone from the catwalk to court side with his latest collaboration for Nike.
Martin McDonagh talks magic mushrooms with Amy Schumer
The London-born director and playwright’s latest masterpiece—Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri—is one of this year’s bloodiest films. Despite the dark subject matter, he still has time for a laugh with Amy Schumer.
Ten minutes with St. Vincent
A whirlwind tour inside the mind of the polymathic musician, who created a cloudy-walled art installation based on the Memphis design movement.
Consumption: Huma Qureshi
This fall, in partnership with J.Crew, we've selected a few incredible women and asked them to name ten things that make their lives just a little bit brighter—a little bit more fun.