The leading lady and Grammy-winning singer met for the first time to talk chemistry, both scientific and romantic.
Ahead of the premiere of The Holes, the playwright gets into darkness, discomfort, and taking pleasure in making an audience squirm.
CHARLAMAGNE THA GOD: P.D. What’s up, my guy? PETE DAVIDSON: I’m good. Just put the baby in the stroller. CHARLAMAGNE: Yo, I loved your new movie, How to Rob a Bank. I can’t believe you’re old enough ...
CONRAD: A lil bit of everything, it’s all about balance. A meal, a few lil side dishes and a fun beverage presented in a visually appealing way make for a happy Levi… and butter helps. KING-CLEMENTS: ...
Our editor-in-chief interned at the designer’s studio the same summer his seminal documentary came out, and now with its rerelease, he finally got him to sit down for an interview. Over Labor Day ...
“K-I-N-G-V-A-M-P. Yeah, that’s me.” More than two years after the 2018 release of his debut album Die Lit, Playboi Carti has reemerged from the shadows as rap’s self-proclaimed vampire rock-star. That ...
CURRENT LOCATION: I’ll be in Toronto for five months for Killjoys. It’s such a luxury; everyone who’s in it is like my family and I love Toronto. I just feel so safe and secure and I have so much fun.
BOWEN YANG: Chappell is doing the chic thing of blurring her Zoom background. Love it. But it looked like a beautiful animal just went past you? CHAPPELL ROAN: That was my assistant Kyle. YANG: Kyle?
CHAPPELL ROAN: Hi! It’s nice to meet you. SZA: So nice to meet you too! I hated that I saw you for the first time in person in the most excruciating public space possible. I would love to meet you in ...
“If you took the gaze of the white male— or even the white female, but certainly the male— out of the world, it was freedom! You could think anything, go anywhere, imagine anything . . . there was no ...
Since 1988, Maison Martin Margiela has been exacting its own intelligent revenge on the ordinary inseams of high fashion. Celebrating 20 years this fall, the maison is still light-years ahead of its ...
Doja Cat was forged on the internet. Like any self-respecting member of the Oversharing Generation, the wildly imaginative pop provocateur has left a sometimes messy, always intriguing digital ...