Ahead of the premiere of The Holes, the playwright gets into darkness, discomfort, and taking pleasure in making an audience squirm.

CHARLAMAGNE THA GOD: P.D. What’s up, my guy? PETE DAVIDSON: I’m good. Just put the baby in the stroller. CHARLAMAGNE: Yo, I loved your new movie, How to Rob a Bank. I can’t believe you’re old enough ...

CONRAD: A lil bit of everything, it’s all about balance. A meal, a few lil side dishes and a fun beverage presented in a visually appealing way make for a happy Levi… and butter helps. KING-CLEMENTS: ...

Our editor-in-chief interned at the designer’s studio the same summer his seminal documentary came out, and now with its rerelease, he finally got him to sit down for an interview. Over Labor Day ...

MITCHELL: Get your water. Remember to hydrate in this weather, man. A’ZION: So yesterday was what? 106 degrees, 107? MITCHELL: For you, Fahrenheit, but for me it was 43. A’ZION: I’ve never felt so ...

Thierry Mugler has never really thought of himself as a fashion designer. From his early days as a dancer with the Ballet du Rhin, he has viewed the human body as an instrument for artistic excellence ...

CHAPPELL ROAN: Hi! It’s nice to meet you. SZA: So nice to meet you too! I hated that I saw you for the first time in person in the most excruciating public space possible. I would love to meet you in ...

SPEAKER 3: So sorry. Phoebe’s just having some service issues, so she’s trying to call in, but it’ll just take another second. OLIVIA RODRIGO: No worries. Thanks, Kelly. [Long pause] PHOEBE BRIDGERS: ...

BOWEN YANG: Chappell is doing the chic thing of blurring her Zoom background. Love it. But it looked like a beautiful animal just went past you? CHAPPELL ROAN: That was my assistant Kyle. YANG: Kyle?

TRENT REZNOR: What’s going on, man? DASTMALCHIAN: It’s been a ride since the last time I saw you. This is one of the most fun days of press I’ve probably done, ever. REZNOR: Really? Well, let’s see if ...

Nicolas Cage needs to work, but not necessarily for the reasons you and I need to work. At 56, the owner of one of the most eclectic filmographies in Hollywood history just can’t seem to slow down.

“I feel that this book is the first book that I’ve really written as an adult . . . I knew my own mind a bit more. And I stopped trying to please people.” – Zadie Smith If there is a top-secret list ...