POP
How Julia Wolf Cast a Love Spell on Drake and John Summit
April 10, 2026
To celebrate her The Deep End tour, Julia Wolf sat down with us to chat Twilight, going viral on TikTok and collaborating with Drake.
PERSONA
PinkPantheress Tells Clairo Why It’s All an Act
April 8, 2026
The formerly anonymous musician is a full-blown pop star now, but the person underneath still rides the Tube, and has no interest in Nobu. As she tells her friend Clairo for our Spring 2026 issue, the separation is the point.
MUSIC
Who Is Gooskii?
April 6, 2026
The piano man at one of New York’s most exclusive bars debuts his alter ego.
SOUND ADVICE
Lauren Auder is Praying for More Time
April 1, 2026
The producer made us a playlist to celebrate the release of her sophomore album, “Whole World as Vigil.”
BUZZ
A Boozy Chat With Troye Sivan
March 31, 2026
Drinks writer Hannah Crosbie met up with the Australian pop star in Paris to talk about Gen Z drinking habits, Melbourne wine culture, and
“The Pitt.”
SPACE
Inside Lauren Halsey’s Black-Fantastical Sculpture Park
March 26, 2026
“While I have the keys, I want to do the most,” the artist tells Kamasi Washington about her plans for “sister dreamer.”
SOUND ADVICE
Mckayla Twiggs Is the Rich One in the Relationship
March 26, 2026
In this week’s Sound Advice, L.A.-based singer-songwriter made us a playlist and tackled our questionnaire, divulging secrets, style icons, and what it would actually take to turn her into a gold-digger.
SOUND CHECK
Introducing Sienna Spiro, the Sad Girl Singer Bringing the Sixties Back
March 25, 2026
Before closing out her North American tour, we joined the 20-year-old backstage to talk British pessimism and dropout lore.
SOUND
Grace Ives Tells Hunter Schafer Why She Loves Being Called Girlfriend
March 23, 2026
The duo talk odd jobs, track orders, and Ives’ latest album.
POP
Naomi Scott Tells Jessie Ware Why She’s Ready to Take the Stage
March 20, 2026
Ahead of the release of her debut record, the actor called up her friend and fellow musician to talk fans, F.I.G., and Sylvia Plath.
GASP
These Creators Are Getting Rich Off Reaction Content While the Rest of Us Watch
March 19, 2026
We asked six of the biggest reaction Youtubers how watching stuff became a full-time job.
TURNT
New York Belongs to Xaviersobased
March 18, 2026
After the release of his record, “Xavier,” we sat down with the rapper to talk about why the old rules don’t apply.
ROCK 'N' ROLL
How Pamela Des Barres Became Queen of the Groupies
March 9, 2026
Before touching down in NYC for her one-woman show, groupie pioneer Pamela Des Barres takes us back to the ’70s.
SOUND ADVICE
“I Never Kiss and Tell”: María Isabel Made Us A Spicy Playlist
March 6, 2026
“Sexy, unapologetic, romantic,” says the Dominican-American singer-songwriter of her brand-new album. To prime us for its release, she made us a playlist.
TOUR DIARY
The Stars Are Aligning For Mariah the Scientist
March 6, 2026
In this week’s installment of Tour Diary, Mariah the Scientist tells us her tour essentials: mangoes, mozzarella sticks, and her bengal cat, Mr. Tootie.
SOUND ADVICE
Part Sweat, Part Sermon: Abbott Elementary’s Zack Fox Made Us a Playlist
February 26, 2026
In this week’s installment of Sound Advice, the comedian-turned-rapper-turned-producer curated a selection of songs fit for end times.
MOMMY
Hilary Duff and Dakota Fanning on Songwriting, Nostalgia, and Not Giving a Fuck
February 23, 2026
She survived the noughties teen dream: the Disney machine, the arena tour grind, the US Weekly feeding frenzy. Now, the singer is putting those experiences on the record with her comeback album, “luck… or something.”
BERLINALE
Grant Gee Made Films About Radiohead and Joy Division. Now He’s Turning to Jazz.
February 20, 2026
At the 76th edition of the Berlinale, we talked to the acclaimed documentary filmmaker about his first foray into narrative features: “Everybody Digs Bill Evans.”
IN CONVERSATION
Kevin Parker and Mac DeMarco Were Indie Gods. Now They’re Just Trying to Keep Up.
February 19, 2026
Fresh off his first Grammy Award, the Tame Impala frontman joined his old friend Mac DeMarco to talk sobriety, imposter syndrome, and the quiet joys of turning 40.
PUNK
“I Don’t Respond Well to Rejection”: One Hour With Richard Hell
February 18, 2026
Ahead of NYRB’s reissue of his 2005 novel “Godlike,” New York’s original punk joined us to talk posers, poetry, and how writing saved him from heroin addiction.