flying high
Kaley Cuoco and David Spade on Flight Attendants, Bad Reviews, and Fake Feuds
by David Spade
on second thought
“Where the Fuck Am I?”: Rosie Perez Recalls Her Hollywood Early Days
by Marisa Tomei
lesson
Chef Sophia Roe Teaches Us How to Shuck an Oyster (and Help the Planet)
"The only way to help oysters is to eat oysters."
k-pop!
Red Velvet Takes Diplo Inside the Life of a K-Pop Supergroup
As the all-female Korean group continue their global expansion, they take questions from the DJ and super-producer.
i'm a homosexual!
Clea DuVall and Natasha Lyonne Discuss the Subtle Rebellion of Happiest Season
"It just so happens that it’s not Tom and Tina, it’s Tina and Tina."
tributes
Cheryl Dunn on Immortalizing the Life of Dash Snow
The filmmaker's latest documentary, "Moments Like This Never Last," is a raw portrait of the artist and the downtown community that made him.
“No Regrets”: Glenn Close and Whoopi Goldberg Discuss Their Singular Careers
The Hollywood legends reflect on their most important roles, both on and off screen.
OUI OUI
Sam Marie-Saint’s Sodapop is a Love Letter to the French New Wave
The photographer captures New York City's punks, dreamers, and outcasts with a cinematic lens.
art
A Meditation on Manhattan in the Work of Torey Thornton
The Big Rotten Apple plays a critical, pronounced role in the work of the 30-year-old artist, whose bold, auto-fictive practice traverses mediums and modalities.
TRUE GRIT
Luke Gilford Reimagines the American Cowboy
The photographer's first monograph, "National Anthem," captures the diverse community of queer rodeo.
rorschach test
“White Guilt So Tasty”: Comedian Dulcé Sloan Sounds Off
On dating men, fighting women, and "Living Single."
1999 to 2020
Miles Aldridge Shares the Memories Behind Some of His Iconic Photos
To mark his retrospective "Virgin Mary. Supermarkets. Popcorn," the photographer remembers what it was like to shoot Donatella Versace, Maisie Williams, and more.
INTO
How Designer Lydia Cambron Recreated Kubrick’s 2001 for the COVID Era
In lieu of bread-baking, the designer spent lockdown making a shot-by-shot recreation of the film's eight-minute finale.
“You Ate a Moose?”: 2 Chainz and Mike Tyson Get to Know Each Other
The superstar rapper and the legendary boxer discuss parenthood, potential, and that different kind of protein.
thirstory
Brooke Shields Broke the Internet Before It Existed
The actress could sell a pair of jeans to anyone—even Calvin Klein himself.
nice to meet you
Bree Runway is Here to Transcend Your Limitations
The emerging genre-bending artist on Lil' Kim, "White Chicks," and being larger than life.
fashion!
Stella McCartney and 26 of Her Favorite Artists on the ABCs of Sustainability
The sustainability warrior and fashion icon spells it all out for us.
required reading
“It’s Embarrassing. We Know.”: How Cazzie David and Lorde Forged a Friendship on the Internet
The writer and her pop star friend discuss tabloid culture, casual sex, and being secret stoners.
q&andy
Patrick Schwarzenegger on Girls, Grown Ups, and Working at The Grove
On the day of the release of his film "Echo Boomers," the actor answered a few questions lifted from Andy Warhol himself.
nice to meet you
For “Agüita” Singer Gabriel Garzón-Montano, It Starts With the Pelvis
The Brooklyn-based singer has an energy that's all his own.
Director
The Nest Director Sean Durkin Tells Jude Law Why Making Movies Can Be So Damn Hard
The director of "The Nest" opens up to his star about why his approach to filmmaking has made life in Hollywood challenging, and why their new movie was worth the wait.
ingenue
“I Try Not to Think About It”: Emma Corrin on Playing Princess Diana
Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown.
in conversation
How RILEY and Angelica Ross are Living Their Lives On Purpose
The two artists and activists discuss music, living unapologetically, and the legacy of Naya Rivera.
in conversation
Kathryn Newton and Vince Vaughn Get Freaky
The 23-year-old actor spoke with her "Freaky" co-star about the joys of golf, rom-coms, and the perfect kill.
thirstory
Undressing Shia LaBeouf with the Founder of @ShiasOutfits
We revisit the actor’s shirtless and steamy November 2014 cover story.
In Conversation
Max and Charlie Carver Get Inside Each Other’s Head
The actors and identical twins sit down for a candid exploration of how their shared history made them who they are today.
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Painter Harold Ancart’s Two Favorite Cities: New York and New York
The Belgian globe-trotter on the wonder of movement and the best utensil-free restaurant in the world.
rorschach test
Comedian Atsuko Okatsuka on Husbands, Asian Grandmas, and AR-15s
The comedian and podcast host takes us on a whirl through her roller coaster life.
we went there
Transcending Transience: This Year’s Met Costume Institute Exhibit Is Both of Its Time and Entirely Outside It
"About Time: Fashion and Duration" brings a new, 2020-inflected meaning to "everything old is new again."
nice to meet you
The Band O’Hara on Dreams, Ceviche, and Making Music as a Couple
The très-cool French band, formed by Laurence and Denma, met in Paris through a series of very fortunate events. Get to know the couple.
“You Had 400 Fucking Songs?”: Justin Timberlake Interviews Ty Dolla $ign
The two artists take a break from making music to discuss the mystery of doing just that.
in conversation
Heidi Bivens and Raffaella Hanley on Making Euphoria the First Shoppable Show
The costume designer behind the hit HBO show talks to the founder of Lou Dallas about her new collection, the death of mall culture, and what's in store for season two.
happy hour
Laila Gohar on the Magic of Simple Ingredients and a Simple Life
We catch the New York-based food artist after her daily trip to the farmers' market.
thirstory
At 46, Leonardo DiCaprio Still Can’t Be Tamed
A look back at the actor's June 1994 whimsical cover story.
exit poll
Mank Is a Salvo to Righteous Dissent
David Fincher's astonishing paean to Old Hollywood is surprisingly political, and should set bitter hearts everywhere ablaze.
texting with
Alex Olson Tells Dan Colen How Wabi-Sabi Inspired His Photos of L.A. Shopping Carts
The skateboarder's debut photo book, "RED," explores transience, privacy, and the notion of home.