A 2003 Index Magazine interview with radio DJ John Peel vs. a 1990 Grand Royal Magazine interview with musician Wendy Carlos.
A 2019 Hogan’s Alley interview with cartoonist Cathy Guisewite vs. a 1988 BOMB Magazine interview with actress Linda Mvusi.
Shannen Doherty at the end of the line of a week of American icon deaths.
One of us, one of them.
A 1988 The Stranger interview with musician Mark E. Smith vs. a 2005 Arthur Magazine interview with rapper Mathangi Arulpragasam.
A 2024 Interview Magazine interview with filmmaker Joshua Miller vs. a 2023 Asheville Stages interview with actress/comedienne Margaret Cho.
A 1997 Perfect Sound Forever interview with guitarist/producer Robert Quine vs. a 2018 WOW interview with artist Camille Rose Garcia.
Facing demons of the past.
A 2020 The Believer interview with filmmaker Julie Dash vs. a 2012 Into The Gloss interview with model/entrepreneur Iman.
The Last of Us is really good.
A 2020 N+1 interview with author Elizabeth Wurtzel vs. a 1999 Provincetown Arts interview with novelist Norman Mailer.
Prine's "Paradise" against Ford's 1941 classic How Green Was My Valley.
Fame—one of the most dangerous drugs on the market—can be bought cheaply on social media.
Nearly a century later, a hate-filled society is back (but never really left).
Los Angeles can nourish you. Or destroy you.
Looking at this TV sketch, I could swear.
Self-absorbed journalists love to gush about how “fun” people are.
One dinner to cover the life and legacy of gay icon Charles Busch.
My intense experience of Lorene Cary's play Ladysitting.
Want to write the dumbest, most superficial type of article? Here’s how!
The Color of The Year is ready for you to take a bite.
A compilation of the late fitness icon's many appearances on the show that loved him most.
The iconic skateboarder and Maher go over the last 40 years of pop culture together.
The two comics talk about the pain of their apprenticeship in comedy and much more in this 80-minute conversation.
The comedian and host of Kill Tony joins Rogan for another hours-long conversation.
The SNL alumnus and Mad Men icon talk about their work together in Bridesmaids and more.
The above are joined by Sofia Vagara, Anna Sawai, and Brie Larson to talk about their recent dramatic work.
The comics talk about the past, the dumb present, the evaporation of cool.
From Field of Dreams to Dance with Wolves to Yellowstone and Horizon: An American Saga.
The two Bills spar over leopard print, heterosexuality, student protestors, and more.