Ernest Macias
Exploring Under The Bridge With Rebecca Godfrey
by Ernest Macias
The author and former "Interview" intern discusses her book's place in today's true crime-obsessed culture.
Meet Bodega, A Bushwick Band in Paris
by Ernest Macias
Hedi Slimane's latest muse on what makes a real bodega (it involves regrettable beers).
Ladyfag’s Queer Festival Ladyland Embraced Love, Faggotry, And Diversity During WorldPride
by Ernest Macias
With two stages, and froze on tap, the festival brought together queer performers and allies for a two-day extravaganza that featured powerful performances from Mykki Blanco, Honey Dijon, Pussy Riot, Violet Chachki, Allie X, Rina Sawayama, and Yvie Oddly to name a few.
Faggots, Dykes, and Fairies: Welcome to the world of The Faggots & Their Friends Between Revolutions
by Ernest Macias
Ned Asta, the book's illustrator, talks with Morgan Bassichis and Tourmaline about its mystical (and horny) legacy.
Beth Ditto Loves Wal-Mart, Sagittarii, and Her Queer People
by Ernest Macias and Mark Burger
Beth Ditto, the frontwoman of Gossip, talks about headlining LadyLand, what Pride means to her, and why she needs more Sagittarii in her life.
Paris is Burning is The History Lesson Americans Need
by Ernest Macias
In honor of the film’s restoration, director Jennie Livingston tells us her fondest memories at the balls and the importance of learning queer history. Children, are you paying attention?
Kodi Smit-McPhee Relates to Nightcrawler on a Spiritual Level
by Ernest Macias
The actor behind the blue mutant in "X-Men: Dark Phoenix," tells Interview about his daily mediation habits and why he wants a Tesla.
Bad Bunny Se Quita Los Lentes Para Rosalía
by Rosalía and Ernest Macias
Es el príncipe heredero de un género que rebosa con audacia, y sin embargo permanece simple y completamente fiel a sí mismo.
Yeasayer’s Chris Keating Hates Cheese and Doesn’t Care for Keanu Reeves
by Ernest Macias
The experimental rock frontman sounds off on our "abysmal climate," from straight pride parades to Paul Manafort heading to Rikers.
Fecal Matter Wants You to Live, and Afford, Their Fantasy
by Ernest Macias
The Montreal design duo and Ruth Gruca, CALA's creative director, discussed bringing virtual fashion into the real world and democratizing the fashion industry—with the help of some killer boots.
Kim Petras Says It’s Okay to Be Sad in the Club
by Ernest Macias
With her new single "All I Do Is Cry," Kim Petras is showing a different side to her pop persona—one that is hurt, self-aware, hungry for growth, and ready to party.
The Danish Pop Star Melding Classical Ballet with Electro-Pop
by Ernest Macias
After a hiatus that involved judging the Danish version of "The X-Factor" and writing ballet scores, Oh Land is back to making her signature brand of pop music.
Carly Rae Jepsen and Cyndi Lauper Talk Hair Dye and Heartbreak
by Ernest Macias and Cyndi Lauper
After the two pop stars shared the stage at Carnegie Hall in NYC, Lauper asked questions, and got her answers, on everything from Pride festivals to Sun In to Jepsen's new album, "Dedicated."
Susanne Bartsch, Fecal Matter, and A Bunch of Aliens Take Over Brooklyn
by Ernest Macias
Many things have changed since her Copacabana days, but Susanne Bartsch's adoration for all things weird hasn't. And Saturday night's alien-filled "Play Now! 6" party was no exception.
Pom Klementieff’s Met Gala Gown was Made for the Warrior with a Sweet Tooth
by Ernest Macias
Getting ready with the "Avengers: Endgame" star, who wore a loud, double-breasted Ferragamo suit draped in sugary organza.
Cub Sport’s Camera Roll is a Journey through a Trans-Dimensional Realm of Suburban Bliss
by Ernest Macias
The "genre-queer" Australian band open up their camera roll, which is a portal into a lush world of enchanted forests, fluffy dogs, and gold records.
David Drebin Photographed Hollywood’s A-List Before They Could Make a List
by Ernest Macias
The photographer shows us his old contact sheets from photoshoots with Steve Jobs, Bradley Cooper, and Charlize Theron.
Taylor Swift is Back to Being A Good Girl
by Ernest Macias
Taylor Swift is done playing the bad girl, and is ready to go back to being her old rainbow glitter, unicorn hair, cat-loving self—and she doesn't care if we like it or not.
Exit Poll: Beyoncé’s Homecoming is Black Excellence, Hard Work, and Pride
by Ernest Macias
Beyoncé's new concert film documents the arduous work that goes into showcasing Black culture as well as maintaing the perfection of the singer's brand.
Five of Dario Argento’s Most Gruesome Deaths
by Ernest Macias
The legendary director claimed his crown as master of the kill, when an American writer became an enthralled eyewitness to a brutal and beautiful crime in The Bird with the Crystal Plumage. Since then, the Italian director has delivered a series of eerie and gory deaths in film after film.
