Jack O’Connell
June 5, 2014
Growing up in Derby, England, Jack O’Connell saw his future on the soccer field. At least he did until the age of 13, when a drama teacher suggested he should audition for television roles.
Nicola Peltz
June 5, 2014
Nicola Peltz grew up in Westchester County, New York. In the first two seasons of Bates Motel, Peltz, who is now 19, played the bewitching Bradley, the kind of girl Norman would have followed right up to the edge of sanity.
Kendall Jenner
June 2, 2014
She grew up on the TV and came into her own on social media, but now Kendall Jenner is living the life she’s always dreamed of.
Sharaya J
May 15, 2014
She came up as a dancer and choreographer for Diddy, Rihanna, and Alicia Keys, but the “BANJI” girl and Missy Elliott prodigy is about to work it with a new album of her own.
The Morning After
February 3, 2014
Feminine micro-florals and West Coast skateboarding essentials are the perfect mix for kids who, like the waves, crash.
Nile Rodgers
November 6, 2013
He helped launch (and then miraculously survived) the disco revolution with Chic, and his groundbreaking work with the likes of Diana Ross, Madonna, Michael Jackson, Grace Jones, Duran Duran, and David Bowie came to define an era in music. But now, after more than two decades in the pop wilderness, the original “Le Freak”-er is back—and the world is once again dance, dance, dancing to a Nile Rodgers beat
Léa & Adèle
October 30, 2013
Filmmaker Abdellatif Kechiche’s sexy new art-school romance, Blue is the Warmest Color, lit up Cannes and won the Palme D’Or when it premiered at the festival last May. But since then, the focus of the furor surrounding the movie has shifted to the surprising, relentless, and frequently awkward war of words between the director and his young leading ladies, Léa Seydoux and Adèle Exarchopoulos. An intimate encounter with the actresses at the center of the year’s most talked-about love-hate story.
The Exhibitionists
August 14, 2013
Stolen moments with fashion’s most dramatic leading ladies. Emotional shape-shifters who are unafriad to put their interior lives on display.
Henry Cavill
May 31, 2013
“As much as everyone says that Superman is good, a lot of other people might say that that’s why they find him boringâ??…â??A lot of Batman fans might say that.”
Amy Adams
May 31, 2013
“What I like about Lois and Clark, too—and what I think we’ve preserved—is that there is this sort of throwback, gal Friday feel to her, that she exists in a man’s world and she’s still extremely feminine.”
Man of Steel
May 31, 2013
Zack Snyder’s highly anticipated new film, Man of Steel, marks the big-screen return of Superman and Lois Lane—and an opportunity for the actors who play them to test their mettle as they battle it out for the fate of the world and comic-book-movie supremacy in an earthier, grittier Metropolis than ever before.
On the Beach
May 13, 2013
The innocent and the beautiful have no enemy but time. As an antidote to the familiar gloss and glamour, swim takes on a refreshing naivety and purity of spirit, with an uncontrived honesty and nostalgia for a life less considered and complicated.
The Art of Shopping
February 25, 2013
Welcome to the thrill of the hunt for the season’s most wanted.
Manolo Blahnik
February 13, 2013
After four decades of surviving the fickle winds of fashion and inspiring overwhelmingly romantic and passionate strains of shoe lust, Manolo Blahnik knows a thing or two about what’s classic, sexy, and elegant—and isn’t afraid to dig in his heels.
Rooney Mara
February 12, 2013
Over the past two years, 27-year-old Rooney Mara has emerged as one of the most talked about and talented—if intriguingly complicated and enigmatic—young actresses of her generation.
Emma Stone
August 19, 2012
In this age of calculatedly incalculable careerism, Emma Stone still doesn’t have a five-year plan. But at 23, she’s already poised to become one of her generation’s most romantically comedic—and remarkably versatile—box-office powerhouses. Talking Spidey-induced mayhem, hysterical laughter, tears of joy, and the sublime Zen of Bill Murray with the actress who is improvising her way to the movie-star bank
Pretty Awkward
July 21, 2012
Fashion’s most conceptual visionaries challenge conventional proportions for an entirely new approach to silhouette for fall. a fresh take on layering—dresses worn over pants, different textures and patterns—celebrates an awkward, sometimes clumsy, Jolie Laide character, and offers a new definition of what’s beautiful
Charlize Theron and Kristen Stewart
May 29, 2012
Charlize Theron and Kristen Stewart aren’t just two of the biggest, baddest, raddest actresses working today—they’re leading a revolt against the antiquated notions of female movie-stardom. As their new film, the summery fairy tale extravaganza “Snow White and the Huntsman” hits theatres, they open up about good versus evil, art versus commerce, and why, when it comes to Hollywood, men no longer have the franchise on above-the-line rebellion.
Legends: James Franco
May 3, 2012
With the 75th anniversary of the iconic sunglasses manufacturer, Ray-Ban underway, INTERVIEW celebrates the NEVER HIDE moments of a few influential leaders in art, fashion, music and film. We’ve met quite a few characters over the decades, but here are some of our favorite interviewees and icons, artists who never shied away from marching to the beat of their own drum. Here we talk to James Franco:
Olympiad
May 2, 2012
Dive into the season’s obsession with the sporting life. Borrowing from gymnastics, simple, graphic lines and elasticized bands that stretch against taut, toned, rock-hard physiques herald a summer of heroic athleticism. It’s the ultimate in body-con. Hold your breath.