Music
“You Have to See It to Be It”: Michelle Zauner and Karen O in Conversation
June 10, 2021
During their first-ever meeting, the Japanese Breakfast singer and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman find common ground in music, food, culture, and loss.
art
“Power is Also Dangerous”: Ferrari Sheppard and Arthur Lewis in Conversation
April 16, 2021
The painter and Creative Director discuss great art, the Golden Age of hip-hop, and what it means to feel powerful.
in conversation
Honor Titus and Henry Taylor Get Down to the Real Nitty-Gritty
January 21, 2021
As the artist prepares for his first solo show in NYC, he spoke to Henry Taylor about why it’s never too late to start loving what you do.
on the record
“You Had 400 Fucking Songs?”: Justin Timberlake Interviews Ty Dolla $ign
November 12, 2020
The two artists take a break from making music to discuss the mystery of doing just that.
SG Lewis, Robyn, and Channel Tres on Making Club Music When There Is No Club
August 6, 2020
The dance-music prodigies and collaborators made a banger for home listening.
Donna Missal and Shania Twain on Creative Freedom and Owning Their Sexuality
July 9, 2020
Let’s go girls.
What Is Magic? Keiynan Lonsdale and Jacob Collier Look to Art for Answers
June 4, 2020
A kaleidoscopic conversation about imagination, identity, and adventure.
“We Were Smothered and Beaten and Left in the Dark.” Mikel Jollett Tells Finneas O’Connell About the Cult that Nearly Killed Him
May 20, 2020
In his new memoir, the frontman of The Airborne Toxic Event recalls extreme tragedy—and redemption.
Sia and Eddie Benjamin Discuss Writing Hits and the Harry Styles Effect
May 13, 2020
After moving to L.A. at 15, the “Fuck My Friends” singer found a home with one of the biggest pop stars around.
Zsela Talks to Hunter Schafer About the Trick to Making Art in Quarantine
May 11, 2020
The singer catches up with the “Euphoria” star to discuss her first project, missing Brooklyn, and shooting music videos with her family.
On “Mixing Colours,” Composers Brian and Roger Eno Paint a New Sonic Landscape
April 3, 2020
The Eno brothers don’t experience synesthesia when they compose—but that doesn’t make their first collaborative album any less colorful.
Two Oscar Wilde Characters Ponder the Meaning of Life, Art, and Cigarettes
May 29, 2019
In an excerpt from Wilde’s classic “The Critic as Artist,” a very “Interview” conversation.
Rising Comedian Patti Harrison Asks Tim Heidecker for Career Tips but Finds Herself Getting Adopted Instead
April 2, 2019
The rising comedian, who stars in Hulu’s “Shrill” and writes for Nick Kroll’s “Big Mouth,” phones the father of absurdist comedy for some pro-tips.