Interview Magazine

@sofiafranklyn did not write a tell-all. The former Call Her Daddy co-host tells Maury Povich about her memoir Daddy Issues, absent fathers and why she’s no longer interested in being a girlboss.

Stephen Graham plays men you can’t take your eyes off of, from Combo to Al Capone to a chef unraveling in one take. Now he’s the heavy in @AppleTV’s Nocturne. To mark the moment, he reunites with his Peaky Blinders co-star Cillian Murphy about building a villain from the script up.

Ray Nicholson was a lost kid on the basketball team, then a high school football player with NFL dreams, and now he’s a Hollywood actor starring in @netflix’s The Mosquito Bowl. He calls his sister Lorraine to talk basic training, brotherhood, and bonding over sports with his father Jack Nicholson.

Robby Hoffman called Connor Wood to talk bunions, body rolls and ballroom beef. Her advice for Dancing With the Stars: get Dr. Scholl’s, put your phone on Do Not Disturb and say you want to win.

@trishapaytas grew up watching Jerry Springer “when I should have been watching Maury.” So we had Maury Povich call her to talk about her new memoir Crying on the Kitchen Floor, Ethan Klein and Quentin Tarantino.

Now open at MoMA PS1, Hard Art spans three generations of Black abstraction. We asked five of its younger artists what abstraction means to them, from politics and spirituality to what a studio smells like.

Bassvictim made an album neither of them likes as much as the last one, and they’re not afraid to say it. Maria Manow and Ike Clateman join us to discuss their new album Peace + War, getting sober, and why perfectionism is the enemy of every artist.

Daine is injecting millennial optimism into Gen Z. They talk In Endless Awe & Agony, using Carl Jung to explain it, why they’re done second-guessing, and what everyone gets wrong about Australia.