Diesel’s New Book Explores the Life-Affirming Power of a Good Pair of Jeans
November 6, 2019
The new book explores the brand’s origin and what fuels its provocative legacy.
Kiesza Stages a Comeback (and Shops with Her Grandmother)
October 31, 2019
Following a two-year hiatus, the electro-pop singer discusses her new single, her Halloween plans, and how she’s taking life one yoga class at a time.
Elvira Would Be A Therapist if She Wasn’t The Mistress of the Dark
October 31, 2019
The horror movie hostess tells us why, for her, Halloween is 365 days a year.
“Interview” Celebrates 50 Years—and Toasts to 50 More
October 30, 2019
Interview celebrated its 50th Anniversary at Indochine with Nordstrom and Assouline, and a few dozen friends from the magazine’s past and present.
Sigrid Is Listening to Kendrick Lamar, Luke Bryan, and (Duh) Robyn
October 23, 2019
The Norweigan electro-pop singer gives us her playlist for driving, partying, and crying in your bedroom.
Collier Schorr Explores Evidence versus Intimacy in Paul’s Book
October 21, 2019
The photographer’s latest book investigates the intimate relationship between artist and subject.
Where Have All the Interview Interns Gone?
October 14, 2019
An Emmy-nominated costume designer, a “New York Times” correspondent, a CEO (and many more) walk out of an “Interview” magazine internship…
Exit Poll: “Parasite” Is A Twisted, Tragicomic Machiavellian Masterpiece
October 11, 2019
Bong Joon-Ho’s latest film is a masterful thriller about the desire to have it all and losing everything along the way.
Robert Alfons of TR/ST Is Listening to Brian Eno, Fiona Apple, and Drake
October 10, 2019
The frontman of the dark wave band explains why Fiona Apple makes for bad dinner party music, but Nina Simone makes for great crying-alone-in-your-bedroom music.
Marcus Leatherdale Brings the Icons of ’80s New York Out of the Shadows
October 4, 2019
The photographer reminisces on his time in New York City, how he photographed its icons, and that time he worked for ‘Interview.’
Sarah Jessica Parker, Jessica Simpson, and the Teletubbies: This Week’s NYC Celeb News Map
September 27, 2019
Tracking the stars, and other famous-ish things, making news across New York City this week–from Sarah Jessica Parker’s resplendent pink gown to some terrifying Teletubbies.
Andy Warhol and Vladimir Lenin Walk Into an Art Gallery
September 26, 2019
The two icons of the 20th Century share one small room at Phillips’ latest exhibition.
How Henry Chalfant Captured the Striking Street Art of 1980s New York
September 25, 2019
Ahead of his new retrospective, the photographer recalls his decades-long career capturing the graffiti and culture of the Bronx in the 1970s and 80s.
Wear Us (and RuPaul) On Your Sleeve
September 24, 2019
The power of MSGM, Interview, and RuPaul compels you.
Climate Strikers To World: “Bitch, Recycle, It’s Not That Hard”
September 23, 2019
Led by Greta Thunberg, young New Yorkers skipped class to protest at the Global Climate Strike last Friday. Their message was clear.
Sarah Jessica Parker, Rihanna, Greta Thunberg, and Climate Strikers Worldwide: This Week’s NYC Celeb News Map
September 20, 2019
Tracking the stars, and other famous-ish things, making news across New York City this week–from Sarah Jessica Parker’s political activism to Paris Hilton’s scooter skills.
Danny Bowien, Carly Mark, and Richie Shazam Throw Some Pop Rocks On It
September 19, 2019
Kicking off Bowien’s Secret Special dinner series at Mission Chinese, the friends and downtown creatives shared cheesy naan, cellophane noodles, and plenty of mezcal.
How Monos Composer Mica Levi Plans To Survive the Apocalypse
September 13, 2019
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
September 13, 2019
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.
Gary Hume Paints the Beauty of What’s Left Behind
September 12, 2019
In his new exhibition, Destroyed School Paintings, the artist extends into the nebulous atmosphere of empathy and memory.