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  1. the old oak
    ‘Hope Is Political’Ken Loach on the end of his 60-year filmmaking career and what he’s learned about power and the working class.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  2. a man possessed
    What Scares David DastmalchianThe Late Night With the Devil star is no stranger to facing demons.
    By Isaac Feldberg
  3. q&a
    A Memoir of Three Years in a Mental HospitalIn her new book Committed, Suzanne Scanlon writes about being institutionalized in her youth and how she eventually got out.
    By Emily Gould
  4. culture
    Lydia West Is in Your CornerAfter breaking out in the U.K., the actress arrives Stateside with Big Mood, a dark riff on the buddy comedy.
    By Danielle Cohen
  5. a long talk
    Giancarlo Esposito Finds Elegance in Every Bad GuyThe Gentleman and Parish are giving one of Hollywood’s greatest journeymen his long-deferred shot at antihero stardom.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  6. exit interview
    ‘I Hate Clear Blue Skies’Why Steven Zaillian brought a monstrous, black-and-white version of The Talented Mr. Ripley to Netflix.
    By Roxana Hadadi
  7. rated t for teen
    A Joker by the People, for the PeopleComedian Vera Drew’s debut film is radical, moving, and definitely not affiliated with the DCEU or Warner Bros. in any official capacity.
    By Rebecca Alter
  8. q+a
    Geoff Rickly Ripped the Band-Aid Off to Make a New Thursday SongTheir first single in 13 years arrived after a “contentious” writing session.
    By Roxana Hadadi
  9. q&a
    Michaela Jaé Rodriguez Is a Lenny Kravitz FangirlWinning a Golden Globe hasn’t kept the Loot and AHS: Delicate actress from getting starstruck now and then.
    By Harron Walker
  10. celebrity
    For Sue Bird, the WNBA Has Always Been CoolThe retired superstar’s latest venture is a documentary celebrating her legacy in the league.
    By Brooke LaMantia
  11. culture
    Anna Sawai Loves Being a HomebodyAfter jet-setting across the world to film several television series, the Shōgun breakout likes to unwind at home with a chill jazz playlist.
    By Michel Ghanem
  12. q&a
    Who Is Rooting for Corey Stoll in Appropriate?“A real strength of the play is how people’s allegiances are constantly shifting.”
    By Jason P. Frank
  13. q+a
    A Peace Summit With the Libertines LadsPete Doherty and Carl Barât agreed to some ground rules to make their new album. But what about an interview?
    By Devon Ivie
  14. interview
    Shōgun’s Moeka Hoshi Knows the Power of Good Communication“I see Fuji as a flexible person. Or, rather, she becomes as such.”
    By Ben Rosenstock
  15. chat room
    3 Body Problem’s Jess Hong Can’t Believe Jin Let Her Friend Donate His Brain“You have to be so ambitious to allow that kind of desire to surface.”
    By Ben Rosenstock
  16. chat room
    Andrea Riseborough on Co-Parenting With The Regime’s Dictator“I spent a great deal of time moving air purifiers and bowls of steaming potatoes in and out of rooms.”
    By Jen Chaney
  17. ‘it’ girl
    Brittany Howard Lets Her Mind Inspire HerThe What Now musician seeks creativity from within.
    By Katja Vujić
  18. it girl
    Monet McMichael Has Been Training to Be an “It” Girl All Her LifeWhether she knew it or not, this life was destined for her.
    By Asia Milia Ware
  19. q&a
    Sarah McBride Campaigns In Delaware To Be First Transgender Member Of Congress
    Making History Would Be Just a Bonus for Sarah McBrideIf elected, she’d be the first openly trans member of Congress. She just wants to tackle the issues worrying her neighbors.
    By Andrea González-Ramírez
  20. q&a
    ‘I Don’t Know How Much of It Is Immoral’Jerrod Carmichael’s surreal new HBO docuseries Reality Show puts all his relationships to the test. He’s still living with the aftermath.
    By Matthew Jacobs
  21. exit interview
    The 3 Body Problem Creators Just Want to Give You More Spectacle“By the last season or two, we would be giving people an experience they’ve never had before.”
    By Jackson McHenry
  22. it girl
    Holly Herndon Invites You to Be Holly HerndonCommissioned for the Whitney Biennial, the experimental musician’s new project with her husband probes how the internet understands identity.
    By Cat Zhang
  23. finale thoughts
    3 Body Problem Made Rosalind Chao a Braver PerformerAnd inspired her to watch herself onscreen for the first time in decades.
    By Sean T. Collins
  24. books
    Lisa Ko’s Memory Piece Is for the ‘Asian American Art Weirdos’When writing her second novel, Lisa Ko took inspiration from Taiwanese performance artists, online diaries, and ’90s alternative music.
    By Cat Zhang
  25. it girl
    Jessica Pratt Is an Old Hollywood GirlThe Los Angeles singer-songwriter has been revisiting iconic California lore and mythology.
    By Cat Zhang
  26. it girl
    The Indie-Sleaze Revival We DeserveSinger-songwriter Rachel Chinouriri wears her Britpop origins on her sleeve.
    By Danielle Cohen
  27. a long talk
    A Royale LineageThe Carol Burnett Show inspired her career. Now Kristen Wiig is starring in a TV show with her hero.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  28. celebrity
    Adrianne Lenker Wants You to Cherish Your HeartbreakOn her sixth solo album, the singer-songwriter embraces the good, the bad, and the richness in between.
    By Cat Zhang
  29. it girl
    Empress Of Likes It MessyHer newest album, ‘For Your Consideration,’ is an ode to being flirty and dancing till 3 a.m.
    By Danielle Cohen
  30. life after roe
    Eva Burch
    Why an Arizona Senator Spoke About Her Planned Abortion“I underwent a forced transvaginal ultrasound. We have a 24-hour waiting period. I don’t think that’s acceptable.”
    By Andrea González-Ramírez
  31. chat room
    Love Is Blind’s AD Smith Is Sorry She Made You CryThe season-six main character talks about where she stands with her many suitors.
    By Sarah Hagi
  32. self
    How to Use Your Body As a WeaponWhy self-defense instructor Eve Torres Gracie wants more women to learn Brazilian jujitsu.
    By Bindu Bansinath
  33. authors
    How to Get a Divorce in the 1950sAuthor Rowan Beaird’s debut, The Divorcées, set at one of Reno’s famed divorce ranches, is timelier than ever.
    By Colleen McKeegan
  34. chat room
    Sarah Ann Bick Didn’t Go on Love Is Blind to Make Friends“I got what I came for.”
    By Sarah Hagi
  35. culture
    Your Secret Is Safe With Paapa EssieduThe star of Lucy Prebble’s The Effect would never gossip behind your back.
    By Michel Ghanem
  36. finale thoughts
    Even Tom Hollander Felt Pressure Holding Court for the Swans“You know they’re all interesting people themselves, but you have all the lines in the scene.”
    By Rebecca Alter
  37. works cited
    Witnessing BrutalityAisha Sabatini Sloan’s essay collection Dreaming of Ramadi in Detroit uses art to grapple with grief.
    By Katja Vujić
  38. a long talk
    ‘We Suck. And We Know It. So We Keep Trying.’Best Actress Oscar Winner Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos explain what makes collaborations like Poor Things work so well.
    By Rachel Handler
  39. interview
    OPPENHEIMER
    How Cillian Murphy Found His ‘Resting Physicist’s Face’“My job is to convince the audience that Oppenheimer knows what he’s doing. I really spent most of the time working on his psychology.”
    By Bilge Ebiri
  40. interview
    OPPENHEIMER
    It Sure Feels Good to Have Robert Downey Jr. Onscreen AgainDowney wanted a new experience, and he got it in his Oscar-winning Oppenheimer role.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  41. culture
    Kaya Scodelario Can’t Get Enough of the Bravo-verseWhen The Gentlemen and Skins star has free time, she takes a deep dive into reality TV.
    By Louis Staples
  42. chat room
    Peter Weber Took Pride in Being a Faithful“The level of satisfaction of being able to get to the end would’ve been much higher.”
    By Ben Rosenstock
  43. power
    Inside the Dire State of LGBTQ+ Rights in OklahomaRepresentative Mauree Turner, the nation’s first nonbinary legislator, on Nex Benedict’s death and where we go from here.
    By Andrea González-Ramírez
  44. frieze la
    Essence Harden Leads With FeelingHow the Frieze L.A. curator uses her intuition to help define visual culture in the West.
    By Evan Nicole Brown
  45. celebrity
    Julio Torres Wants to Violate Your Dress Code“Wear whatever you want to wear at all times,” says the director and star of Problemista.
    By Matthew Jacobs
  46. a long talk
    The Action Sofia Boutella Wants to SeeThe busiest woman in genre film is asking writers and editors to treat her face-smashing characters as seriously as she does.
    By Roxana Hadadi
  47. celebrity
    Jenny Slate Is Co-Parenting With Marcel the ShellSpeaking to the comedian about parenting, partying, and her new comedy special.
    By Katja Vujić
  48. chat room
    Feud’s Diane Lane on the Dual Tragedies of Slim Keith“She had experience with this kind of betrayal, a previous scar. It was a very character-defining thing.”
    By Marah Eakin
  49. culture
    Lucy Prebble’s Messy WomenThe playwright on Succession fan theories, her characters’ possible mental-health diagnoses, and if we’ll ever get another season of I Hate Suzie.
    By Emily Gould
  50. dune: part haiku
    Josh Brolin Explains His Viral Poetry for Dune: Part Two“I love that there’s a poem that they exploited into the idea that I wanted to sleep with Timothée.”
    By Fran Hoepfner
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