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While searching for the perfect place to rest his joints, Seth Rogen began making his own ashtrays. Now he can't stop.| Interview Magazine
While searching for the perfect place to rest his joints, Seth Rogen began making his own ashtrays. Now he can't stop.| Interview Magazine
Onscreen, he is one of the most consistently entertaining and most accessible of our comedic movie stars. Offscreen, though, Owen Wilson is a mystery—a puzzle wrapped in an enigma in Valentino pajamas.| Interview Magazine
Our Executive Editor heads to the clubbing capital of the world to see what all the fuss is about. The post Peaking in Ibiza With EDITION and El Silencio appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
Just before he heads out on his sold-out tour, the sharp-cheeked rocker answers some revealing questions for our September issue. The post What’s Sombr’s Favorite Taste? appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
In “Please Don’t Feed the Children,” her directorial debut, Steven Spielberg's daughter proves she’s carving out her own lane, as she told her friend Bradley Cooper. The post Destry Allyn Spielberg Tells Bradley Cooper Why Filmmaking Runs in the Family appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
In "Twinless," the actor ditches his perennial-crush persona to play identical twins in a performance that won him Sundance’s top acting prize. For our Summer issue, it only felt right to bring him face-to-face with his sort-of lookalike and longtime friend. The post Dylan O’Brien Bros Down With Logan Lerman appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
Shortly after the release of her second novel, "Little Pink Book," the author joined Alexi Alario of Nymphet Alumni to discuss the book's wide-ranging inspirations over bubble tea. The post Olivia Kan-Sperling on Alt-Lit, E-Girls, and the Joys of Cultural Appropriation appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
"At events of this caliber, it can become challenging to take everything in," writes Interview's Art Director Jack Vhay. "Supercars that I would be thrilled to see anywhere else start to feel like a Toyota Corolla." The post Housewives, Headlights, and Hot Wheels: Inside Monterey Car Week appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
This year, the former ANTM winner became the first Deaf director nominated for an Emmy. As the ceremony approaches, he joined Ava DuVernay to talk about documenting a pivotal moment in the history of Deaf activism. The post Nyle DiMarco Tells Ava DuVernay How He Went From <i>Top Model</i> to Emmy Nominee appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
The 73-year-old artist's latest exhibition draws from five decades of rumination on fleeting thrills and neon-lit pleasures. To mark the occasion, she took a walk down memory lane with longtime friend Marilyn Minter. The post “Nobody Has Politically Correct Fantasies”: Jane Dickson, in Conversation With Marilyn Minter appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
At 83, the progressive powerhouse is still shaking up the system, taking on billionaires, corporate greed, and backing the next generation of leaders. But as he tells journalist John Nichols, he can’t do it alone. The post Bernie Sanders Makes His Case for a Working-Class Revolution appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
In this week's installment of Sound Advice, the indie-electronic duo from Helsinki made us a playlist comprised of recent inspirations and songs that make them both horny and sad. The post Pearly Drops on Synths, Salem, and Their All-Time Favorite Film Score appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
We asked the model and longtime muse to sound off on her favorite Givenchy looks as she sailed off the coast of Croatia. The post Eva Herzigova Takes Us Behind the Scenes of Sarah Burton’s First Givenchy Campaign appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
For our September 2025 issue, the 44-year-old Chicagoan tells Viola Davis how she stays motivated while juggling one of the most grueling schedules in show business. The post Jennifer Hudson Tells Viola Davis How She Found Her Happy Place appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
At Lacoste's 5th Avenue flagship on Friday night, the 38-year-old winner of a record 24 Grand Slam titles joined us to talk legacy, longevity, and life after tennis. The post Novak Djokovic Is Back For Another US Open. But Don’t Call It a Farewell Tour. appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
In 1979, cultural historian Steven Watson interviewed Marsha P. Johnson, who would have turned 80 today, outside the Stonewall Inn, 10 years after the uprising that forged the modern gay rights movement. The post “Big Tits and a Pair of Hot Pants”: Into the Archives For Marsha P. Johnson’s 80th Birthday appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
Before "Alien: Earth" lands on Hulu and FX, the 57-year-old actor called up his buddy Owen Wilson to reminisce on three prolific decades in show business.| Interview Magazine
Before setting off on her podcast tour, the OG reality TV star joined us for the Rorschach Test, sounding off on Speidi, cheaters, and the infamous ending of "The Hills."| Interview Magazine
For our September 2023 cover story, the Gen Z idol got on a call with her pop-rock peer to talk about post-tour blues, release-day rituals, and the side effects of mega-fame.| Interview Magazine
In this week's installment of Sound Advice, the Atlanta-born 18-year-old rapper and producer made us a playlist fit for the Bass Killer himself.| Interview Magazine
The musicians forgo frivolous promotion to discuss everything on their minds right now.| Interview Magazine
In this month's installment of Seek Help, the "Love Island USA" runner-up and fan-favorite answers our readers' most pressing questions about self-love and looking hot. The post <i>Love Island’s</i> Olandria on Situationships, Self-Sabotage, and Hacking Your Man’s Instagram appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
Twenty years into his career, the "Caught Stealing" star is still all in, and as he tells his former co-star, it’s the leap of faith, the gamble, that keeps him hooked. The post Matt Smith Tells Anya Taylor-Joy Why “Life’s Fucking Mega” appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
Last weekend, we found the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter behind the DJ booth at a private party in Ibiza, where she revealed the secret to living like an island girl. The post “Touch the Grass, Touch the Sea”: On Island Time in Ibiza With Nathy Peluso appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
To mark the release of their brand-new duet, "The Whole Woman," the rock and roll icon joined the Swedish singer-songwriter for a candid conversation about making art in troubled times. The post “There’s a Lot of Xanax Going Around”: Iggy Pop, in Conversation With Anna von Hausswolff appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
Before the release of "Lurker," the 30-year-old British actor called up his friend Harris Dickinson to talk mop tops, art school, and his pop star transformation. The post Is Archie Madekwe Ready For His Close-Up? Harris Dickinson Seems to Think So. appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
"When I finish a song, it almost feels like a miracle," says the 35-year-old singer-songwriter, whose new album "Guitar" drops next week. "When you're in it, you're kind of in a trance or something."| Interview Magazine
In this week's installment of Search History, the OnlyFans star joined us to talk anal, Adderall, and her latest venture: an x-rated website owned and operated by amateur content creators.| Interview Magazine
"All I can say is it’s going to get scarier from here on out."| Interview Magazine
The "Gilded Age" costars and onscreen rivals trade war stories about balancing motherhood, their careers, and the costume department.| Interview Magazine
Just before "The Gilded Age" aired its season three finale, Ben Ahlers, who plays clockmaker Jack Trotter, joined his friend Kiernan Shipka to talk snacks, wrestling, and growing up on television.| Interview Magazine
In this week's installment of Sound Advice, the British pop star (and creator of the year's most viral TikTok trend) reveals her dream collaboration and the three items she needs on hand in the studio.| Interview Magazine
In this week's installment of Search History, the Pittsburgh-born animator joined us in DMs to talk about his new film "Boys Go to Jupiter," featuring the voices of Cole Escola, Janeane Garofalo, and Julio Torres.| Interview Magazine
In an exclusive conversation hosted by the Aspen Art Museum at its 2025 AIR festival, the artist and psychoanalyst went deep on dreams, nightmares, and last words.| Interview Magazine
"Doing this alone would suck." Just after dropping their sophomore album, the pop-sibling duo made us a playlist of deep cuts.| Interview Magazine
In this week's installment of Search History, Diney of @StripperNews joins us in DMs to talk sex icons, sugar daddies, and reporting from the club.| Interview Magazine
"Don't take advice from people who don't make art," says the rage-rap pioneer, who stars in our just-released Summer 2025 Issue (and made us a playlist to celebrate).| Interview Magazine
In this week’s installment of Sound Advice, the Surf Gang rapper tells us what he'd wear to his own funeral and why American Chinese good isn't so bad.| Interview Magazine
In week’s installment of Sound Advice, the Bladee, Yung Lean, and Charli XCX sends us a transmission straight from his Berlin bunker.| Interview Magazine
To mark the release of her third studio album this week, Tommy Genesis made us a playlist and told us how to best respond to the haters.| Interview Magazine
The trend's earliest adopters tell us the secret history behind the making of the meme.| Interview Magazine
The director tells our editor-in-chief why she's her own biggest inspiration.| Interview Magazine
At 22, he’s built an enormous following from his basement, where his hit Twitch series has turned him into a new kind of streamer—part rapper, part host, part producer, all star.| Interview Magazine
Eighteen years after the release of their modern classic, the former costars get together for a long overdue chat about family, fame, and FOMO.| Interview Magazine
The Emmy winner tells her friend why playing Lois Lane in the summer’s biggest blockbuster was a true high-wire act.| Interview Magazine
"He was that rare kind of New Yorker who could make this big city feel like a small town," says one of the many friends and collaborators of Billy Jones, who died last week at the age of 45.| Interview Magazine
At the 78th Annual Tony Awards, we tracked down Tituss Burgess, Megan Hilty, Anthony Ramos, and Bob Odenkirk to talk about a superlative season on Broadway.| Interview Magazine
Before his headlining set at Governor's Ball, the backflipping pop star got on a call with our editor-in-chief Mel Ottenberg to tell us what it takes to be a stunt king.| Interview Magazine
After a canceled tour, the end of a marriage, and an internet pile-on that felt particularly brutal, the comedian Nikki Glaser found a J.Lo who was more than ready to talk.| Interview Magazine
After racing downtown from a taping of "Watch What Happens Live," the fan-favorite RHOSLC Housewife gave us a lesson in tequila, Tom Ford, and The Book of Mormon.| Interview Magazine
The stars of HBO's Sunday night juggernaut "Industry" got together on Zoom to take us inside the show's critically-acclaimed third season.| Interview Magazine
To help her make sense of her very wild year, the pop sensation connected with Bowen Yang, who had some advice for navigating her new reality.| Interview Magazine
At the age of 82, the Velvet Underground rockstar is as prolific as ever. To discuss his new album, "POPtical Illusion," he called up his fellow Welshman Michael Sheen.| Interview Magazine
"I am toying with a certain literary self-consciousness," says the "Set For Life" author, who joined us in "Open Book" to talk unlikeable characters and literary affairs.| Interview Magazine
From the farm, the "Atlanta" creator faces himself.| Interview Magazine
