Ernest Macias
Jeannette Montgomery Barron’s Intimate Portraits of New York’s Downtown It Crowd
by Ernest Macias
The photographer stokes our nostalgia for 1980s New York with shots of Robert Mapplethorpe, Keith Haring, Jean-Michael Basquiat, and more members of the downtown pantheon.
Angelica Garcia is Listening to Donna Summer, Britney Spears, and the OG Selena
by Ernest Macias
The Obama-approved singer is equally inspired by Chicano culture and "Slave 4 U."
The MoMA Armory Party: Sculptures, Tequila, and a Rhinestone Cowboy
by Mark Alan Burger and Ernest Macias
The MoMA's annual Armory Party—part art show, part concert, part Lynchian meta-commentary–was in full swing in the dead of night with Orville Peck.
The Last True Bohemian: Mark Bozek and Ruben Toledo On The Extraordinary Life of Bill Cunningham
by Ernest Macias
In "The Times of Bill Cunningham," audiences get a glimpse behind the flash of New York's favorite man with a camera.
Niia is Listening to Billie Holiday, Marvin Gaye, and Journey
by Ernest Macias
The self-described "dramatic Italian" singer shares her life playlist, the butt tattoo behind her new album, and the $1,000 bet she made with her mom.
Dorinda Medley Gets Candid About Lady Gaga, Meghan Markle, and the One That Got Away
by Ernest Macias
This Housewife is never one to shy away from a strong opinion or a fabulous party.
Sam Sparro and Adam Lambert Are Part of the Rhythm Nation
by Ernest Macias
With his new album "Boombox Eternal," Sparro tells his friend Adam Lambert why he went back to his Janet Jackson-infused roots.
The World, According to Christopher John Rogers: Glamour, Color, and Trash Bags
by Ernest Macias
Going backstage at the NYFW show of Christopher John Rogers, where drama, fantasy, and high-femme energy reigned supreme.
Into: Stoner Art for the Keith Haring and Cannabis Enthusiast
by Ernest Macias
Because "Crack is Wack," and there's nothing better than that which comes from Mother Nature herself.
Fashion Mourns Opening Ceremony
by Ernest Macias
8 fashion-adjacent New Yorkers eulogize the brick and mortar store that defined downtown cool.
Tiffany Young Is A Pop Star A Decade in The Making
by Ernest Macias
After tasting the heights of K-pop fame and all that comes with it, the singer is now pursuing a life on her own terms—one that includes "wigstensions."
The Unseen Photos of Andy Warhol: Photo Booths, Bare Butts, and A Sewing Machine
by Ernest Macias
A new exhibit at Jack Shainman Gallery in Chelsea confirms that the artist has always been ahead of his time, and seems to be ahead of ours, too.
The 77th Golden Globes: Awkwafina Makes History, Brad Pitt Shares a Secret, and 1917 Wins Big
by Ernest Macias
Despite the chaotic nature of the first month of 2020 there's still space, money, and time to celebrate Hollywood's gold-dipped bubble.
Joel Kim Booster Thinks Grindr Killed the Sex Club
by Ernest Macias
The 31-year-old comedian alchemized his unusual upbringing into comedy gold. Now he spills the tea on 16 topics chosen at semi-random.
Brooke Candy Tells Mykki Blanco Sexorcism is A Big “Fuck You” to Everyone Who Didn’t Believe in Her
by Ernest Macias
"Sexorcism" is a sort of homecoming for the sex-positive icon.
Making Out with Desigual at Art Basel
by Ernest Macias
Inside the fashion show-turned-"art orgy" everyone was talking about.
The We Should All Be Mirandas Authors On Why Men Suck (Except Stanford Blatch)
by Ernest Macias
The stylish minds behind the Instagram account @everyoutfitonsatc don't know what goes down in "The Carrie Diaries," but they do know how to make one hell of a cosmo.
Rihanna, Mirrors, and America: Processing Slave Play‘s Set Design
by Ernest Macias
Tony award-winning set designer Clint Ramos reveals how he envisioned the gut-punching set of Jeremy O. Harris's new Broadway play.
On Her Latest Album ‘Rouge,’ The Malaysian Singer Yuna Finds Her Color
by Ernest Macias
Having worked with the likes of Usher and Tyler, the Creator, the R&B singer is taking her story in her own hands.
