Ruaridh Mollica can’t be pinned down. The Scottish actor and writer has sprinted into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In VisionQuest, the WandaVision follow-up on Disney+. Out of the suit, he’s a pretty regular guy. Ahead of the show’s release, we asked Mollica about mistakes, Google searches, and break-ups.
@karolg photographed by Eric Johnson and styled by Mel Ottenberg for Interview, Fall 2026.
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First woman to top the Billboard 200 with a Spanish-language album. Coachella headliner. Now a breakup record that goes all in. For our Fall cover story, @karolg tells @salmahayek about a "fuck-it" year, sharks (both kinds), and what it costs to love without holding anything back.
There's one word you can't say around Worldpeace DMT, and it starts with a T. Leo Fincham and Rowan Please of The Femcels talk first impressions, being popular online and unpopular at school, and the time Rowan took mushrooms on the tour bus.
Esmé Creed-Miles skipped the 1995 Sense and Sensibility because comparing herself to Kate Winslet and Emma Thompson felt too scary. For our Fall issue, she talks to Cazzie David about Instagram face, rebellious girls, and ghosting.
After years on the road, @BLACKPINK’s @jennierubyjane is finally doing absolutely nothing. Sometimes. She talks to Interview about resting, her first-ever remix, and why she’s leaving the next chapter open.
What if the solution to all the world’s problems was to throw people into a volcano? In Romain Gavras’s new film Sacrifice, ecoterrorists take the rich and famous hostage at a gala. To mark the film’s release, he talks to Robert Pattinson about Tarkovsky, memes, and deodorant.
Bassam Tariq is never not going through some form of ego death. He joins his old friend Riz Ahmed to talk fatherhood, finding beauty in the mundane, and the many deaths of a Samurai.
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Charlie Heaton is done playing Mr. Nice Guy. After a decade as Stranger Things’ shy older brother, he tells Industry co-star Kiernan Shipka about shedding old characters, new accents, and playing the bold, brash Wade in Netflix’s Below.
Bob Colacello ran Interview for 13 years, and he remembers everything. Warhol’s jewelry fixation, the Trump Tower portraits that got sent back, and who was the prettiest, the saddest, and the meanest.
To mark the opening of The Astor, Andrew Carmellini answers a few questions about what he eats straight from the fridge, what he drinks too much of, and the most underrated food city in the world.
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