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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.”
By Gabriella Paiella
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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.”
By Charles Bramesco
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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.
By Erica Smith
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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.
By Madeleine Aggeler
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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.”
By Hunter Harris
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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.
By Halle Kiefer
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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.
By Ellin Stein
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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.
By Gabriella Paiella
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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.”
By Hunter Harris
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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.”
By Andy Crump
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What’s It Like to Be the Hottest Chef in America?Edouardo Jordan looks back on his breathtaking year.
By Nikita Richardson
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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.
By Kathleen Hou
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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.”
By Amy Nicholson
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mamma mia: here we go again
By Jackson McHenry
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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.
By Gwynne Watkins
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Roseanne Barr Announces Plans to Interview Herself on YouTubeThe comedian had previously announced an upcoming televised interview on Sunday.
By Halle Kiefer
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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.
By Kyle Buchanan
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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.
By Jason Bailey
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Leave No Trace Made Ben Foster Cry“I don’t tend to get that rocked. But I had just found out that my wife was gonna have a daughter soon.”
By Hunter Harris
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The Explosive Story Behind Three Identical StrangersWe talk to the director of the shocking documentary, about three brothers separated at birth — and the dark reason why they were split up.
By Scott Tobias
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Meet the 28-Year-Old at the Center of One of This Year’s Most Exciting PrimariesThe Cut talks to the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the Bronx-born socialist congressional candidate before she faces off against Joe Crowley in the polls.
By Gabriella Paiella
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The Star of Leave No Trace on Being the ‘Next Jennifer Lawrence’“It’s been really important reminding myself and trying to remind the public that we are two very different people, two different actresses.”
By Esther Zuckerman
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Vera Farmiga Defends Her Accent in The DepartedAnd tells us about her latest film, Boundaries.
By Charles Bramesco
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How Brad Bird Steered Incredibles 2 Through ‘Complete Chaos’The director also talks about John Lasseter and the Iron Giant turning up in Ready Player One.
By Kyle Buchanan
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Neal Brennan on the Genius of Katt Williams’s Great America Opener“It’s like comedic malpractice. It shouldn’t work. But yet at the end of that 12-minute opener, I feel good. I’m in the palm of his hand.”
By Erik Abriss
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Won’t You Be My Neighbor? Director in Finding the Drama in Mr. Rogers“One of the most common reactions I would get was, ‘Please tell me there’s not a scandal. Please tell me I’m not gonna lose him, too.’”
By Scott Tobias
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Ocean’s 8 Is About the ‘Delight of Seeing Women Steal Sh*t’“You get to feel the joy and the possibility of the female experience, versus a lot of the pain that we had and have been experiencing.”
By John Horn
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American Animals’s Bart Layton on His ‘Slick As F*ck’ Heist Movie“As they get more lost in the fantasy and as they get more detached from reality, so do we.”
By Hunter Harris
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Shailene Woodley Is Finally Ready to Call Herself a Feminist“I think at this point it is important to use that word as a tool just for means of other people understanding who you are.”
By Amy Nicholson
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Zephyr Teachout Is Running for Attorney General While Pregnant“Parenthood and being in power shouldn’t be in conflict with each other for women any more than they are for men.”
By Gabriella Paiella
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20th anniversaries
Whit Stillman on The Last Days of Disco, and Being Fed Up With New York“The film is a bit my dream fantasy of what New York City could have been like.”
By Hunter Harris
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Mary Steenburgen Hates the Phrase ‘Women of a Certain Age’The Book Club star on Beowulf, Craig T. Nelson, and why she thinks the movie’s message will resonate with 30-year-olds.
By Nate Jones
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How Cedric the Entertainer Ended Up in One of the Year’s Most Serious MoviesWe talk to the comedian about starring in First Reformed, Paul Schrader’s latest, and the hijinks on the set of The Last O.G.
By Vikram Murthi
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Reggie Watts on ‘Taskmaster,’ Keeping It Simple, and Spending Time with […]Reggie Watts is keeping very busy this year. In addition to his gig on The Late Late Show with James Corden, Watts recently kicked off his […]
By Megh Wright
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The Big Bang Theory’s Mayim Bialik on Amy’s Wedding Dress and Season 13“Would I choose that dress? No. It felt like a little bit much to me. But for Amy, did I think it was appropriate? Yes.”
By Kimberly Potts
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Sweetbitter Author Stephanie Danler on Bringing Her Book to TV“There were some very kooky readings of Tess. I think there’s a tendency, especially if you hadn’t read the book, to play her quite ditzy.”
By Hunter Harris
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Sweetbitter Star Ella Purnell on Tabloid Rumors and Being Typecast“Tess feels very much like she is not trying to please anyone. She is not living to anybody else’s expectations of life.”
By Hunter Harris
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Rachel Bloom on Making a Movie About Murder With Her HusbandBloom, Adam Pally, Dan Gregor, and Doug Mand on Most Likely to Murder.
By Stacey Wilson Hunt
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A Striking New Poster Fights Sexual Harassment in RestaurantsIt’s modeled off an old-school choking-victims poster dating back to 1989.
By Nikita Richardson
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