The actress talks to her San Junipero co-star and friend, Mackenzie Davis about her choices as an actor, art as a tool to relieve the soul, and her latest film Summerland .

High above the streets of New York City, the artist talks about her mural "The Roots," Frida Kahlo, and the importance of Black and Brown bodies.

His tabloid days (mostly) behind him, the former bad boy of "The Hills" has fallen in love with nature’s teeniest, tiniest bird.

For the Lebanese-Australian star of Blanchett's Netflix drama about an immigration detention facility, the series is personal.

The novelist takes us on a tour of some of the criminal influences that appear in his new novel "Love and Theft."

This week, we do the hustle with the Nicaraguan model's Disco-era appearances in the magazine.

"Would you rather get stung by a bee in the eye, or fall into a bunch of stinging nettles naked?"

If you're missing the grimy embrace of your favorite neighborhood bar, the Ross brothers' latest film drinks to you.

The comedian caught up with his producer friend following his YouTube special "Miami Nights" to discuss overthinking and adderall.

The hip-hop duo got on a Zoom call with their "Play Fight" collaborator to talk relationships, Black happiness, and girls named Amanda.

A harmonious conversation about road antics, tequila sessions, and Stevie Nicks.

The "Fiasco" podcaster has made a career of our nation's most tumultuous tides. Who better to consult for some much-needed guidance?

Tara Reid (no, not that one) joins the column to talk Biden, boyfriends, and booking movie roles via LinkedIn.

Tei Shi's EP "Die 4 Ur Love" explores fear, loss, pain, disappointment, and impending doom. Here's her soundtrack for all of that and more.

The fashion house's Creative Director teamed up with pioneering photographer Tyrone Lebon to create a stirring meditation on manliness.

Their new album, "Ultimate Success Today," is a prescient peek at our dystopian present.

The emerging L.A. artist paints dystopian allegories in pop color.

On the recent "30 Rock: A One-Time Special," Alec Baldwin looked as fetching he did on our cover in 1989.

A fitting cultural scholar to lead us through these tragic times. 

The indie rock outfit makes music about girls, for girls, and for girls who like girls.

Finding the funny in life’s little pains.

The Weekend Update anchor and movie star discuss the upcoming election, procrastination, and the tricky business of memoir-writing.

The funky visionary 20-year-old from London is here to make noise and spread love with "The Machine," from his upcoming EP.

Honor thy barber.

The gay performers discuss why monogamy is a waste of time. 

The "Community" co-stars take a teary-eyed trip down memory lane.

The radical social thinker whose critiques have transformed our notions of queer theory and representation has never shied away from necessary battles.

This week in thirstory: a dirty, flirty shoot with the sustainable sex god.

Our columnists take a trip to Karenland—and kancel the kops.

The Icy Grl reacts to the best new bags of the season, including a Moschino Slurpee, a Loewe mermaid bucket, and an MCM puppy purse.

The Material Girl shows why she's been on our cover more than anyone else.

Let's go girls.

The singer-songwriter and The Killers frontman discuss apologizing to John Mayer, playing for festival moms, and that skeleton suit.

"I want the courage to need very little and demand a lot."

His new book, "The Bright Lands," is a queer, literary, western, horror, gothic, football, mystery quest.

For when restaurants are reopening for outdoor dining but you’d rather order takeout and enjoy culture from indoors anyway.