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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Glenn Belverio on Genderfuck, Street Activism, and the Tyranny of Modern Drag

1 day ago | interviewmagazine.com | Jake Nevins

My talk earlier this month with Glenn Belverio, the writer, filmmaker, and drag intellectual (though he’s not sold on that label) turned out to be a reexamination of bohemian New York life in the 1990s. But as much as our exchange touched on the past, the topics discussed proved remarkably current.
Want to Own a Piece of David Lynch? It Will Cost You.

2 days ago | interviewmagazine.com | Jake Nevins

The third lowest sale price recorded at the David Lynch auction, which concluded on June 18th, just over five months out from director’s death at age 78, was for three blu-rays of his second feature, The Elephant Man (1980), and a set of promotional buttons: $1,300.
Behind the Scenes of GMHC'S 36th Annual Latex Ball

4 days ago | interviewmagazine.com | Jake Nevins

SATURDAY 9:14 PM JUNE 21, 2025 MIDTOWNOn Saturday night at Terminal Five, people of all walks of life came together for GMHC’s Latex Ball, a flashy celebration of life and New York City’s vibrant ballroom scene. Founded in 1989, the event functioned as a light-hearted approach to educating New Yorkers about HIV prevention, harm reduction, and sexual health, advancing the message through a series of ballroom-style competitions.
Jason Schwartzman and Kieran Culkin Geek Out on the "Succession" Extended Universe

1 week ago | interviewmagazine.com | Ben Barna

Among the many actors who made guest appearances during Succession‘s four-season run, it wouldn’t have been a stretch to picture Jason Schwartzman showing up as a neurotic tech mogul, hiding his insecurities behind his riches. So when the 44-year-old turns up as a version of that guy in Mountainhead—Succession creator Jesse Armstrong’s new HBO movie—it feels less like a surprise than an inevitability.
“Fuck the Decorum”: New York Punk Justin Brannan Wants to Be Your Comptroller

1 week ago | interviewmagazine.com | Jake Nevins

FRIDAY 1:26 PM JUNE 13, 2025 CONEY ISLANDOn Tuesday, New Yorkers will go to the polls to cast their votes in a hotly contested mayoral primary pitting former governor Andrew Cuomo against a motley crew of challengers lead by the insurgent Zohran Mamdani.
Anselm Berrigan Reflects On His Mother Alice Notley's Life and Legacy

1 week ago | interviewmagazine.com | Emily Sandstrom

Last month, Alice Notley, one of the foremost poets of her generation, died at the age of 79 in a hospital in Paris. According to her son, Anselm Berrigan, she wrote up until the very end. Like many poets of the Second Generation of the New York School, Notley rejected both poetic convention and institutional hierarchies. She and her husband, the poet Ted Berrigan, were instrumental in founding The Poetry Project in 1966, which still operates out of St. Mark’s on the Bowery.
30 Minutes With Author Geoff Dyer

1 week ago | interviewmagazine.com | Jake Nevins

For the last 40 or so years, the author Geoff Dyer has become one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary literature by applying his caustic wit and boundless curiosity to a number of sundry topics, from the works of Adrei Tarkovsky and John Berger to whole art forms like jazz and photography. Throughout, Dyer nosedives into new domains and disciplines like a paratrooper; under his stewardship, the very task of exegesis becomes an exercise in literary tourism.
SZA Gives Chappell Roan the Divine Answer

1 week ago | interviewmagazine.com | Emily Sandstrom

SZA has a lot on her mind—heartache, power, alienation, desire, revenge, god, water, sex, death, legacy. Across two flawless albums, Ctrl and SOS, the New Jersey native has built one of pop’s most devoted fan bases, casting spells with uncensored songs that cut as deep as the ocean that inspires so much of her work. Before hitting the road with Kendrick Lamar on the Grand National Tour, she got on the line with Chappell Roan, a kindred spirit in search of the method behind her magic.
Charles Melton and Alma Har'el on Trauma, Trust, and Improv

1 week ago | interviewmagazine.com | Taylore Scarabelli

It’s not often that you get to watch a hunky actor like Charles Melton run lines and find his character, so when Alma Har’el set out to write and direct a campy new Coach campaign, she decided to give her viewers a glimpse into the performer’s process—with a hint of humor, of course.
Stripping Down With Photographer Marie Tomanova

1 week ago | interviewmagazine.com | Jake Nevins

THURSDAY 7:10 PM JUNE 12, 2025 EAST VILLAGEBefore she was a venerated photographer, Marie Tomanova was an au pair in North Carolina with a brilliant idea: she would move to New York City and attend the opening of a Ryan McGinley exhibition completely naked. Whether her objective was seduction or Interior Scroll-type performance was besides the point.