Emma Stout

1 month ago | interviewmagazine.com | Emma Stout

Jack Innanen is having a moment. Oh, and he’s hot. The Toronto native got his start on TikTok with skit comedy videos that would have done crazy numbers in the Vine era, amassing an internet fortune of over 3 million followers. Now, he’s made the leap from social media to the small screen as part of the ensemble cast of Adults, an FX sitcom about 20-somethings trying to make it in New York (an experience he’s pretty familiar with).

1 month ago | interviewmagazine.com | Emma Stout

Last Thursday night, I was waiting to get into the Brooklyn Mirage when three girls ahead of me insisted they were on the guest list. They weren’t. After a public freakout—yelling, crying, bargaining—they left. It was probably for the best because the Mirage couldn’t have fit three more people. It was totally at capacity. Inside the warehouse, I accidentally bumped into a pregnant woman who, despite being in at least her second trimester, head-banged along to the music.

2 months ago | interviewmagazine.com | Emma Stout

Sometimes, it’s difficult to discern where the bit ends and the real man begins. That’s certainly the case for the millions of people who follow The Gstaad Guy, the persona behind a viral Instagram account that lampoons the swanky exploits of the global one-percent. We incidentally learned his real name [redacted] over email, and through a little more internet sleuthing, found out that he’s 28 years old, stands an alpine 6-foot-6, and went to an international high school in London.

2 months ago | interviewmagazine.com | Emma Stout

Emily Wood might look familiar. But the 28-year-old makeup artist, who happens to be the younger sister of The White Lotus standout Aimee Lou Wood, is used to the comparison. “It’s leveled up, but it’ll settle again soon,” she messaged me last week. “Radical acceptance!!!!!!” That’s not just her motto for being a celebrity sibling; it’s also her approach to TikTok, where 118,000 followers watch her apply makeup in subway cars, elevators, and fire escapes—anywhere but a bathroom mirror.

2 months ago | interviewmagazine.com | Emma Stout

SATURDAY 6:05 PM MARCH 29, 2025 MIDTOWNOn Saturday night, celebrities, artists, and activists packed into a dimly-lit basement in Midtown to witness a runway show—part one of a fashion fundraiser (led by Bobbi Salvör Menuez and John Mollett) titled Mother, Daughter, Holy Spirit—in support of the Trans Justice Funding Project.