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Interviews
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Meet Soleil Ho, America’s Newest Restaurant CriticHo takes over at the San Francisco Chronicle after the previous critic held the job for 30-plus years.
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Getting Deep With Jenny Slate at SundanceThe actor, comedian, and writer on her new film, The Sunlit Night, and her year of radical change.
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Calvin Trillin on True Love and Being a Good ManVisiting the writer for a conversation about his new play, About Alice.
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What If Your Entire Relationship Was a Lie?Talking to Abby Ellin, the author of Duped.
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Talking Sex, Dildos, and Psychology With Gillian Anderson and Asa ButterfieldNetflix’s new comedy doesn’t shy away from taboo sex talk, and neither do its stars.
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M. Night Shyamalan on His Failures, His Successes, and GlassFirst, the director started making movies people liked again. Now he has his own superhero universe.
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scent memories
David Moltz Thinks Success Smells Like a Rich DadThe Brooklyn-based perfumer also really, really loves toast.
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A New York Politician Wants to Make Cash-Free Cafés Illegal“Even if a policy seems neutral in theory, it can be racially exclusionary in practice.”
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Everyone Is Too Thirsty on Twitter. This Goose Is Trying to Help.Talking to Horny Reply Watchgoose, the goose who honks at horny tweets.
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a star is born
A Star Is Born Songwriter Paul Blair on Writing Ally’s Sellout BopsGaga collaborator Paul Blair on “Is That Alright?” and the butt song.
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Jazz Icon Benny Golson on the Legendary ‘A Great Day in Harlem’ Photo“When I got up there, I saw all of my heroes, and then I wondered, Why in the heck am I here? Nobody really knows who I am.”
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scent memories
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Meet Noma’s ‘Walking Wikipedia’How David Zilber took over the world-renowned restaurant’s pioneering fermentation lab.
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Sunny Suljic Really, Really Loves His Mid90s Director Jonah Hill“I have so much respect for him. It’s not a fake, I’m not being fake, I’m being really genuine.”
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Andrea Riseborough Is Done DisappearingThe notoriously private, chameleonic star of Mandy, Nancy, and Black Mirror is ready to put her name on things.
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The Danish Thriller The Guilty Wants to Take You on a Nerve-racking, Wild RideWe talk to filmmaker Gustav Möller about his tense, twist-filled, Sundance Award–winning directing debut.
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After a Decade of Struggle, Rupert Everett Finally Made His Oscar Wilde MovieThe actor speaks about the long process of getting The Happy Prince made, and his dream of a rich patron who’d ensure he’d never have to do it again.
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Jonah Hill and Michael Cera Get Real About Love, Superbad, and Their Teen Years“I have this footage of us from the Superbad press tour and even watching that and looking at myself when I was like 19, it’s really disturbing.”
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just asking questions
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When One Mistake Means the End of Your Movie — and Its StarThe stars and directors of Free Solo on their wildly dangerous free climbs, 3,000 feet up in the air.
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Meet Alessandra Biaggi, the Young Progressive Who Ousted NY’s Worst Democrat“I was so angry that so much progress had been blocked in a state like New York … [that] was the catalyst that got me off the sidelines.”
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Claire Denis on High Life and Putting Juliette Binoche in a ‘F*ckbox’“In the original script, it’s called the ‘love machine.’ But everyone who saw it said, ‘Oh, love machine is so French.’ So, f*ckbox.”
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Mette Towley Talks Buzz Cuts, Beauty, and Life After ‘Lemon’Revlon’s newest brand ambassador bleaches her hair every week and doesn’t care who knows it.
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famous families
John David Washington Interrupts Reporter to Praise His MomThe BlacKkKlansman star reminded an interviewer he’s not just Denzel’s son.
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to all the boys i've loved before
To All the Boys Star Lana Condor on Making the Summer’s Best Rom-Com“Opportunities like this don’t come around that often for me, where the lead of a rom-com happens to be Asian.”
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The Simpsons’ Matt Groening to Stop By Late-Night for the First Time Since 2007Like a comet, if comets really wanted to talk about their new show, Netflix’s Disenchantment.
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Gossiping About Katharine Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart With a Living LegendAngela Allen, the last surviving crew member of classics like The African Queen and The Third Man, dishes about her 50-plus years in Hollywood.
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Hiam Abbass on Playing Succession’s Most Mysterious CharacterThe actress also talks family dramas, representation in film, and why Marcia likes Tom Wamsgans.
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The Stars of Eighth Grade on Growing Up, the Internet, and Chicken Nuggets“Throughout the filming of the movie, I saw myself change a lot. I don’t know. I grew up. I became more mature.”
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How the Director of The Spy Who Dumped Me Made a Graphic, Funny, Feminist Movie“Let’s make so many stories that no [single] movie has to bear the burden of being everything to all women and to all feminism.”
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What’s It Like to Be the Hottest Chef in America?Edouardo Jordan looks back on his breathtaking year.
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Queer Eye’s Jonathan Van Ness on the Secret to Shiny HairTalking to the grooming expert about self-care, silk pillowcases, and endorphins.
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Set It Up’s Katie Silberman Is Here to Save the Rom-ComWhen we were talking about the project, everyone’s reaction was, “We love rom-coms … but we just can’t make them right now.”
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mamma mia: here we go again
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Evan Rachel Wood and Julie Taymor: Across the Universe ‘Scared People’The star and director of Across the Universe reflect on Taymor’s reputation as “difficult,” the film’s bungled marketing, and Wood’s first nude scene.
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Roseanne Barr Announces Plans to Interview Herself on YouTubeThe comedian had previously announced an upcoming televised interview on Sunday.
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How Ant-Man and the Wasp Director Peyton Reed Wooed Michelle PfeifferAnd how he really feels when Paul Rudd goes off to make an Avengers movie.
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Susan Seidelman on Madonna, Roseanne, and Her Punk Classic SmithereensSeidelman talks directing two of the great New York movies of the ‘80s — Smithereens and Desperately Seeking Susan.
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