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@lucydacus and Hannah Einbinder both have a rare two days off, and naturally, they spent it plotting their escape from everything. Grad school, a home studio, and throwing their phones in the Pacific are all on the table.
Annie Shi is on a hot streak. She built some of the city's most beloved wine programs at King and Jupiter, a James Beard Award for her Chinatown wine bar Lei, and now Dean’s, where she’s made the perfect pint of Guinness her newest calling card.
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Swedish musician Toxe just dropped her third album, Bubble Pop, her first ever in English. She got on the phone with @arca1000000 to talk zombie psychology, honoring your past self, and knowing when your influences should disappear into the work.
@lilireinhart has been character-dressing her entire Love Hypothesis press tour, quietly paying homage to iconic '90s and 2000s rom-com heroines. Ahead of the premiere, she called up @laufey, a lifelong Riverdale superfan, to talk chemistry reads and corsets.
Ten years in, @slowpulpband is on the brink of the big time. The Chicago quartet is back with their third album, Melodie, after three years away. Emily Massey and Henry Stoehr talk getting vulnerable, peeing before performances, and ignoring the future.
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Jago Rackham makes food that feels less bangers-and-mash and more Shakespearean faerie feast. Ahead of a busy fashion week, the London cook behind Ecstasy Cookbook answers our questionnaire on Black Velvets, déclassé caviar bumps, and jellied eels.
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Max Wolf Friedlich’s new play, The Holes, started as a Christmas assignment in eighth grade English class, one that got him in trouble with his teacher and his parents. Eight years later, it's finally on stage, executive produced by Robert Pattinson.
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It's 2026, and we’re back at Toronto. This year’s festival saw I Play Rocky fight into the Oscar race, La Bola Negra cement itself as a frontrunner, and an Obsession reunion draw a crowd of its own. Photographer Myles Pettengill caught the talent when no one was watching but us.
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Before he found his way to painting, Joseph Yaeger was dead set on becoming a writer. Ahead of his first solo show at Gladstone, he got on the phone with Ottessa Moshfegh to talk disappearing into the work, hitting creative ceilings, and letting it take over.
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Unzipped, quite possibly the best fashion documentary ever made, returns to theaters this September. Mel Ottenberg interned at Isaac Mizrahi’s studio the summer it came out, and now he’s finally got Mizrahi to sit down for our September issue.
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In a new edition of our beauty column FACE CARD, half-human, half-horse hybrid @horsegiirL420 calls us from Berlin to talk beauty staples, hard-posting on Instagram, and how much of her look is just good equine genetics.
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Photographer Olivia Parker has a way of making ordinary moments feel a little strange. Her new book, To That the Sides of the Dark, brings together quiet, atmospheric images that get at memory, longing, and desire without spelling any of it out.
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Suki Waterhouse needs an adversary, according to Courtney Love, who knows a thing or two about having plenty of her own. The pair called each other up to talk about Waterhouse's ferociously psychedelic third album, Loveland, and bad mom accusations.
Olivia Tiedemann knows the secret to eating good, and she’s sharing it. Her debut cookbook, Eat (Like) the Rich, comes from years spent as a private chef in the Hamptons, with recipes like “Psychosis Crab Cakes” and “Nonna’s Nightmare Short Rib Lasagna.” To mark the book’s launch, she gave us a photo diary of her daily life, farm stand finds, client landlines, and all.
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Concrete is, by John Wilson's own admission, one of the least sexy subjects imaginable, so he made an entire film about it. Following three seasons of How To with John Wilson, the new film is exactly the kind of meandering, deadpan meditation he’s built a career on. For our September issue, he joins us to discuss watch parties, e-bikes, and why he'll never touch AI.
Artist Eric N. Mack has been thinking about beauty, and how it shapes everything from Madison Avenue boutiques to what people wear on the subway. Ahead of his new show, You Red the Shirt Off My Back, he talks the shared visual language of art and fashion.
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