Babyteeth Director Shannon Murphy Has Seen Countless Videos of Eliza Scanlen Dancing
June 22, 2020
With her debut film, the ‘Killing Eve’ director insists that love is never perfect, even if it’s your first and last.
Frances Cha Goes Beyond the Gloss
April 24, 2020
After working as a reporter who translated sensational Korean events for the Western world, the writer turns to fiction to weave a web between two continents.
Exit Poll: ‘Corpus Christi’ Does What ‘Three Billboards’ Wished It Could’ve
April 15, 2020
The plot is familiar—the lead performance, far from it.
Purity Ring Wants to Wrap Themselves (and Us) in Music
April 7, 2020
Following their new album “Womb,” Megan James and Corin Roddick turn us onto the tried-and-true tracks that keep them cozy, from ‘The Revenant’ score to Hanson.
Margaret Glaspy is Listening to Björk, Missy Elliott, and The Mandalorian
April 3, 2020
The singer-songwriter recalls her very first concert, her musical inspirations, and details her new album, Devotion.
Ed Templeton and William Strobeck On Skateboarding and Sweaters
March 27, 2020
The two artists and godfathers of skate culture discuss their work for agnés b., and giving street cred to the snap cardigan.
With First Cow, Kelly Reichardt Gives Us Friendship, Clafouti, and Udders
March 19, 2020
The director of the A24 film on bovine casting, biscuits, and the merits of keeping your nose to the ground.
Meet Roberto Lugo, the Potter Making Ceramics of Biggie and Basquiat
March 17, 2020
Seth Rogen’s new favorite potter walks us through his massive vessels, which insist on facilitating improbable cross-cultural conversations.
The Compulsive Satisfaction of Swallow
March 9, 2020
With his neurotic psychothriller, director Carlo Mirabella-Davis updates the melancholic housewife trope for the Ikea age.
Drag Artist Silvero Pereira on Getting Blood-Soaked in Bacurau
March 6, 2020
The drag artist and activist Silvero Pereira is a lot like his character Lunga in the Brazilian film—but a little less blood-soaked.
Kantemir Balagov Films Women Who Survived, and Have to Live
March 5, 2020
The 28-year-old director of the Cannes-winning “Beanpole” doesn’t like attempts to explain the complex, but we tried it anyway.
How Café Forgot is Healing New York’s Retail Landscape
February 20, 2020
Behind the doors of the sustainable, community-oriented pop-up shop that’s taking daydreams seriously.
Kim Shui Sells Bruce Lee By the Seashore: The Designer’s 2020 Mood Board
February 14, 2020
From Bruce Lee to bodycon, the buzzy designer walks us through the inspirations for her latest collection at NYFW.
That Time Laura Dern’s Mom Brought A Lollipop To A David Lynch Abortion
January 29, 2020
When Laura Dern learned her mother, the actress Diane Ladd, has a Lynchian mind.