Andy Warhol
Kenny Scharf Looks Back On A Life of Making Boring Objects Brilliant
by Harry Brant
The artist revisits his zany hand-painted work in the era of Haring and Basquiat, from his pet vacuum to the Palladium pay phones.
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 Disappearing Act of Benedetta Barzini
by Conor Williams
Barzini is a Marxist feminist, former model, and muse of Dalí. The newly released documentary "The Disappearance of My Mother" is an attempt by her son to pin down his mother's many multitudes.
That Time Jack Nicholson Bought a Commune Run by an Ex-Clown
by Evalena Labayen
An absolutely true story straight from the man who is all work, all play, and never a dull boy.
Glenn O’Brien’s Poetry Brings The Factory to Life
by Christopher Bollen
From Robert Mapplethorpe peeing his pants to Mick Jagger's birthday party, "Interview" veteran Glenn O'Brien remembers all.
Editor in Chief Nick Haramis Looks Forward to the Next 50 Years of Interview
by Nick Haramis
For the 50th anniversary issue of Interview Magazine, we're looking into the future while paying homage to Interview's iconic past.
Tatum O’Neal Revisits (and Revises) Her 1980 Interview Cover Story
by Andy Warhol and Bob Colacello
The youngest Oscar winner in history reminisces about Michael Jackson, Richard Burton, and Studio 54.
Photographer Christopher Makos Takes Us Inside Andy Warhol’s Inner Circle
by Ben Barna
The photographer doesn't just show us a life in black-and-white, but a life in Warhol.
Jimmy Page and Scarlett Sabet Are the Music-Poetry Power Couple the World Didn’t Know It Needed
by Stephanie LaCava
With Sabet's debut spoken word album "Catalyst," produced by Page, the couple talks how they met, meeting Lou Reed, and paying to produce your own work.
That Time Marlene Dietrich Threw Shade at Marilyn Monroe
by Evalena Labayen
Interview investigates a rumor of bad blood going back sixty years between Hollywood's two iconic leading ladies.
Artist Enoc Perez Walks Us Through the Hotel Rooms of Rockstars
by Evalena Labayen
The artist moves his gaze indoors to depict the spaces loved and lived-in by some of his greatest influences.
Michael Kors and André Leon Talley Think the World Needs More Sparkle
by André Leon Talley
The two fashion icons hold court to discuss the iconic style of Michelle Obama, 'Big Little Lies,' and their wild nights at Studio 54.
Marcus Leatherdale Brings the Icons of ’80s New York Out of the Shadows
by Mark Burger
The photographer reminisces on his time in New York City, how he photographed its icons, and that time he worked for 'Interview.'
Andy Warhol and Vladimir Lenin Walk Into an Art Gallery
by Mark Burger
The two icons of the 20th Century share one small room at Phillips' latest exhibition.
That Time John and Yoko Were Offered a Free Vacation by the Chilean Government
by Oliver Shaw
That Time When is Interview’s weekly trip through the pop cultural space-time continuum, where we return to some of the most overlooked moments from issues past. In this […]
Margaret Trudeau Has the Last Laugh in Certain Woman of an Age
by Nadja Sayej
In her new one-woman show, the former first lady of Canada recalls her history with mental illness, her friendship with Andy Warhol, and why she ran away with the Rolling Stones.
Paul Jasmin Doesn’t Want Famous Friends (Unless You’re Judy Garland)
by Interview
The photographer and Interview contributor speaks about his friendship with Judy Garland and why instant gratification is overrated.
That Time John Waters and Andy Warhol Unknowingly Parodied JFK’s Assassination at the Same Time
by Oliver Shaw
That Time When is Interview’s weekly trip through the pop cultural space-time continuum, where we return to some of the most overlooked moments from issues past. In this […]
Coffee Table Curator: Matthew McConaughey, Alfred Hitchcock, and Helmut Newton’s Nudes
by Devon Ivie
Showing—no, telling—you which August books to add to your living room repertoire, from Key West to Tulum and back again.
Joey Bada$$, Like You, Spends Too Much Time on His Phone
by Mat Ferraro
The Brooklyn-based rapper on marriage, his morning routine, and the all-important business of having fun.
