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First woman to top the Billboard 200 with a Spanish-language album. Coachella headliner. Now a breakup record that goes all in. For our Fall cover story, @karolg tells @salmahayek about a "fuck-it" year, sharks (both kinds), and what it costs to love without holding anything back.
Move over, Drake. Toronto has a new ambassador. On her debut album, Southern Ontario Gothic, Singer-songwriter Brat Star writes about Canada’s largest city with the romance usually reserved for Paris or New York. Days before the release, Brat Star got together with her friend Clairo to talk twinning, Shania Twain and how her Virgo tendencies shaped the project.
Ken Carson started making music at just 13 and has since become one of rage rap’s biggest names. He’s also racked up a fiercely loyal Gen Z following, including @realjknoxville's children, who might just be his biggest fans. The feeling, it turns out, is mutual. It only seemed right to get the two of them together. Carson called up Knoxville to talk about childhood mischief, horror movies, and why he can’t stand songwriting.
The bodacious Queen of Horror, Elvira became an unexpected feminist symbol as Peterson used her to demonstrate a woman’s ability to be everything at once. Astrologer @LisaStardustastro meets with Peterson to talk being friends with Paul Reubens, comparisons to Dolly Parton, and using magic to eliminate patriarchy.
@SirPatStew, who passed away yesterday at 86, was a actor who carried that gravity into the iconic roles of Jean-Luc Picard and Professor X. We revisit the Warhol questionnaire he did with @IanMcKellen, in which he is, as ever, funny, direct and entirely himself.
Paul Schrader’s filmmaking has revolved around themes of morality, but specifically the question of whether or not anyone can truly change. A question that he revisits in his latest film, The Basics of Philosophy. After its opening weekend, Schrader caught up with filmmaker and founder of the festival, Rebekah Sherman-Myntti. Link in bio.
Linda Cardellini has cut anything but a straightforward path through Hollywood. Moving between comedy and drama with an ease few actors can. Now, she’s taking another left turn in @peacock's Crystal Lake, the Friday the 13th prequel series. She caught up with future co-star Bill Hader to discuss the new series.
In Club Kid, Jordan Firstman writes, directs, and stars as a washed-up Manhattan club promoter blindsided by fatherhood. Back in September at Telluride Film Festival, Firstman linked with fellow festival traveler Andrew Scott, to discuss drugs, directing and finally being seen the way he wants to be.
Back in 2005, we had Adam Brody on our July cover, right when his role on the hit teen drama The O.C. turned him into an overnight heartthrob. He's still breaking hearts as a hot rabbi on @nwtnetflix. To celebrate the season 3 release we’re returning to Brody’s conversation with Amber Rose Tamblyn.
Karina Longworth has spent years revealing old Hollywood’s secrets on her podcast @RememberThisPod. Her new season, “The Bisexuals,” is anchored by torch singer Libby Holman, who was indicted for her husband’s murder and never fully exonerated. For our Fall issue, Longworth talks it through with longtime listener Griffin Dunne. Link in bio.
@itsalanajessica is a self-described camera whore. Ryan Mcginely devoted an entire exhibition to her. For the resulting show, All About Alana, the model posed for 30 different photographers. The resulting images are now on display at the Rectangle Room on the Lower East Side. Link in bio.
