Nick Haramis

The young fashion prodigy and actor has a new podcast “Life Skills by Rookie,” an eight-episode Audible Original that provides humble, real-world solutions.

The pioneering filmmaker on her new work “Kajillionaire,” and making art that has the fabric of a dream.

“He is the only person I see every single day, and on many of those days he has something to give me.”

For men, the pearl necklace represents both the unraveling and buttressing of gender norms.

We asked the Brooklyn comedian to respond, without practice or preparedness, to a bunch of topics chosen for her at semi-random.

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Work wouldn’t be the same without your office BFF. Here are 29 ideas for a present to show your appreciation this holiday season.

Youth will always have a place in fashion, but lately, men of a certain age rule the runway.

The creative director of Gucci sits down with Interview’s Nick Haramis in Shanghai to discuss authenticity in the age of artifice.

Gay Twitter was not having it.

It’s the beginning of the year and reading challenges are thick on the ground. Whether you’re aiming to read one book a month or one a week, part of the fun of reading is the after-book discussion with fellow readers. In 2017, I was part of a Feminist Book Club made up of 10 women in Brunei who want…

Books to Read After the Women’s March Anniversary

The actress’ company, Lenny Imprint, just released a collection of essays about Michelle Obama

“I identified with her, beyond the color of her skin, by how real she seemed.”

A decade has passed since the release of An Inconvenient Truth, the documentary that made former Vice President Al Gore America’s most trusted authority on global warming. A lot has changed in that time, but the activist’s determination to fight is not one of them.

The actor, who appears on one in a series of new Interview magazine covers spotlighting rising stars, also lists his industry idols: Jake Gyllenhaal, Leonardo DiCaprio and Meryl Streep.

Whether she’s playing a coder or a night nurse, the Canadian actress—funny, intelligent, and captivating to watch—is redefining the modern-day ingénue.

This year, Iggy Azalea became music’s first white female rap star. The 24-year-old surpassed Lil’ Kim as the woman rap artist with the longest-leading single in chart history (“Fancy”), was featured on the soundtrack to the Disney film ‘Million Dollar Arm’ and performed on ‘Dancing With the Stars.’

Yeah Yeah YeahsFour albums in, “Mosquito” heralds a return to form for art-rock provocateurs the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

The first major retrospective of the filmmaker’s work opens this month in Philadelphia, where Federal Donuts will serve up sugary confections as an homage to his films.