Interview Magazine

Interview is a magazine that started in the United States in late 1969, created by artist Andy Warhol and British journalist John Wilcock. Often called "The Crystal Ball of Pop," the magazine showcases personal discussions with many of the most famous celebrities, artists, musicians, and innovative thinkers around the globe. The interviews are typically presented in an unedited style or are edited in the unique and quirky manner similar to Warhol's own writings, like in his book, The Philosophy of Andy Warhol: From A to B and Back Again.

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Ms Tina Knowles Tells Ellen Pompeo How She Built an Empire of Women

2 days ago | interviewmagazine.com | Mekala Rajagopal

Tina Knowles is a mom to many, but it took a lifetime to put herself first. In a memoir out this April, the entrepreneur recalls her triumphs and traumas, from an impoverished childhood in the segregated South to building a family-run music empire alongside daughters Beyoncé and Solange—and a husband who couldn’t stay faithful. “I got tired of everybody else telling our story and judging us,” the 71-year-old reveals to Ellen Pompeo.
"Aren't These Plays For Everyone?": Behind the Scenes of BAM's Macbeth in Stride

2 days ago | interviewmagazine.com | Ary Russell

When multihyphenate Broadway diva Whitney White first conceived of her latest project, Macbeth in Stride, she had one goal. “I’m trying to surf the wave of Black feminine embodiment as I experience it,” she told me the day after the show’s opening night at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Raja Feather Kelly, the production’s choreographer, chimed in from Montreal, where he was already hard at work on another project.
“Humans Can Be Very Depressing”: David Cronenberg, By Jim Jarmusch

6 days ago | interviewmagazine.com | Emily Sandstrom

Minutes before David Cronenberg logged onto Zoom with Jim Jarmusch this past January, news broke—David Lynch had died. The loss of a friend and fellow auteur cast a shadow over their conversation, a stark reminder of mortality, legacy, and the fragile line between life and death. It was an oddly fitting backdrop for Cronenberg, an artist who has spent his career exploring the darkest corners of the human psyche, where flesh, mind, and technology collide.
A Weekend at the Dallas Art Fair

6 days ago | interviewmagazine.com | Emily Sandstrom

Over the years, I’ve heard many conflicting descriptions of the Dallas Art Fair; that it’s wild and wacky, or boring and tepid, filled with oil scions, cowboys, gay cowboys, hipsters, a place where old money meets frantic coastal dealers. This year, it was time for me to figure it out for myself.
Backstage at Barclays With the King of Dancehall

6 days ago | interviewmagazine.com | Mekala Rajagopal

To Vybz Kartel, born Adidja Palmer, “New York [City] is Jamaica 2.0.” So it’s no surprise that the dancehall icon’s blowout weekend at Barclays Center evoked the same feeling as his Kingston comeback a few months ago. The Freedom Street bash was Kartel’s first performance since his imprisonment 13 years back—and the largest music event in Jamaica in half a century—but he never let circumstances slow him, relentlessly dropping music from behind bars until his release last year.
Jordan Firstman Asks His Grindr Date to Review His New Album

1 week ago | interviewmagazine.com | Mekala Rajagopal

Jordan Firstman won’t guard your secrets, but he might remix them. The writer, filmmaker, and comedian, known for Big Mouth, the Sundance-nominated Call Your Father, and the feature film Rotting in the Sun, started collecting his followers’ various secrets on Instagram around the time his pandemic impressions series started to go viral.
Natalie Portman Tells Jenna Ortega How to Survive Hollywood

1 week ago | interviewmagazine.com | Jenna Ortega |Ary Russell

It’s not exactly “mommy mode,” but when Natalie Portman greets a jittery Jenna Ortega on Zoom, she immediately puts her younger costar at ease with the effusive warmth that comes naturally to a seasoned actor—and mother of two. At 43, Portman, who divorced her husband last year, is keeping busy. She just wrapped shooting The Gallerist alongside Ortega, and ignited a bidding war when she signed on to star in Lena Dunham’s Good Sex.
How Real Lies Doom-Scrolled Their Way to a New Album

1 week ago | interviewmagazine.com | Jake Nevins

In the Safdie brothers’ 2019 magnum opus Uncut Gems, there’s a scene in which Adam Sandler’s character believes that he’s won a high-stakes bet. Sitting in the backseat of a cab, his newfound fortune dawns on him as dire straits turn into dollar signs in a matter of seconds. The film as a whole, and that scene in particular, resonated with vocalist Kev Kharas, one-half of the UK electronic duo Real Lies. “It’s anxiety being alchemized into euphoria,” Kharas told me over Zoom.
Julie Curtiss and Anna Weyant on Morbid Fascinations and Lynchian Fantasies

1 week ago | interviewmagazine.com | Jake Nevins

Among the characteristics uniting the artists Julie Curtiss and Anna Weyant, apart from their shared predilection for painting the female body in striking, bulbous, and neo-surrealist forms, is a strange and somewhat paranoid relationship with death. “When I was a teenager, I seriously thought I was going to die every night,” Curtiss told Weyant on a Zoom last week. “I was really neurotic.” Weyant, too, has macabre visions of her own demise, particularly when aboard an aircraft.
At Lacoste, the Collars Stay Popping

1 week ago | interviewmagazine.com | Taylore Scarabelli

Last night, a slew of crocodile-clad fashionistas descended on Midtown to celebrate the grand opening of Lacoste’s colorfully appointed 5th Avenue flagship. While attendees including Joan Smalls, Dara, Fiffany Luu, Levi McConaughey, and more mingled to the sounds of Benji B, our editors set out on a mission to do some very important reporting on the state of the polo shirt—first invented by the french brand nearly 100 years ago. Below are our findings.