Lizzo on God, the American Dream, and the Smell of Gasoline
From marriage to makeup to mushrooms, the champion of self-love spills all the juice.
eating with
Danny Bowien, Carly Mark, and Richie Shazam Throw Some Pop Rocks On It
by Mark Burger & Sarah Nechamkin
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Talking “Laissez-Faire Capitalist BS” with Talk Hole’s Steven Phillips-Horst and Eric Schwartau
by Carina Imbornone
that time when
Nicolas Cage Scared His Bullies in Cowboy Boots (And Learned How To Act)
by Oliver Shaw
INTO: yard666sale’s Phantasmatic, Nightmarish Club Camp
Emblazoned with phrases like “j’adore dick,” these are not your grandmother’s silk teddies.
How Monos Composer Mica Levi Plans To Survive the Apocalypse
The composer and musician tells us what she's listening to now and how a good score can transform your wardrobe.
The Immersive Play As Much As I Can Blurs Reality with Fantasy
Playwright Sarah Hall explains how her immersive show at the Public Theater explores the murky taboos that come with an HIV status for black gay men.
A Deeply Superficial Sleepover at the Plaza Hotel
Lounging and loitering around The Plaza Hotel, with Saint Laurent and some back issues of Interview.
Six Clowns On Stephen King’s It
Stephen King's infamous villain has been terrorizing readers and viewers alike for decades, but what do professional clowns have to say about Pennywise?
Gary Hume Paints the Beauty of What’s Left Behind
In his new exhibition, Destroyed School Paintings, the artist extends into the nebulous atmosphere of empathy and memory.
No Sesso Wants You to Rescue Yourself
No Sesso presented a collection built on the ideals of self-protection, independence, and of course freedom.
Paul Jasmin Doesn’t Want Famous Friends (Unless You’re Judy Garland)
The photographer and Interview contributor speaks about his friendship with Judy Garland and why instant gratification is overrated.
Benjamin Moser and Gary Indiana On the Dark Brilliance of Susan Sontag
The book of the season is an 832-page brick about the most confounding essayist in American history—and it couldn’t have arrived at a better time.
Fabrizio Massimiani Takes What’s Old and Makes It New Again
Fabrizio Massimiani reimagines vintage photographs from Interview with a flair of Saint Laurent.
Alex G Is No Kid in a Candy Store
His new album is a Grimm-inflected sonic fairytale of money, sin, and sugar.
David Alexander Flinn Seeks A Different Kind of Attention
David Alexander Flinn tells us what he learned from being a construction worker and how he learned to let go of control.
Max Hooper Schneider’s Sculptures May or May Not Include a Dead Mouse
In the past, he has exhibited vitrines filled with algae-like lingerie and starfish submerged in murky water.
Tracee Ellis Ross, Martha Stewart, and an Inexplicable Tomato Plant: This Week’s NYC Celeb News Map
Tracking the stars, and other famous-ish things, making news across New York City this week–from Martha Stewart selfies at the US Open to Tracee Ellis Ross' fashion week stylings.