Juliette Jeffers is a journalist for Interview Magazine, specializing in interviews and features on fashion, art, and pop culture. With a keen eye for unique stories and a passion for exploring the creative world, Juliette brings a fresh perspective to her writing, offering readers an inside look into the lives and minds of influential figures in the industry.
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By: Juliette Jeffers, Glen Luchford, Ellie Grace Cumming
To commemorate the launch of the luxe young Hollywood-inspired Amiri FW ’24 campaign, we asked it’s stars, the burgeoning K-pop king Sunwoo, and American actors Seth Lee and Ashton Sanders, to take our September issue questionnaire. The result? A grand reveal of the budding talents’ most Hollywood traits.
By: Juliette Jeffers
This is SOUND ADVICE, a weekly destination for playlists curated by Interview’s friends, enemies and lovers. Over the past few weeks, we’ve gathered playlists from Patch +, Mel Ottenberg, and “Weird Al” Yankovic. This week’s edition comes from actress-turned-musician Sophie Thatcher, who’s about to drop her debut EP Pivot & Scrape
Iggy Pop performing with the Stooges at Ungano’s Club, New York City, 1970.
The Presidential candidate tells his brother why a revolutionary vision for America is our way out of the abyss.
By: Juliette Jeffers, Liam Benzvi
This is SOUND ADVICE, a weekly destination for playlists curated by Interview ’s friends, enemies, and lovers. Over the past few weeks, we’ve gathered playlists from Sophie Thatcher, Patch+, and Amar Ediriwira. This week’s playlist was curated by New York native and Blood Orange collaborator Liam Benzvi, whose new album …And His Splash Band
Born into superstardom. Raised in front of the world. Still hates school.
By: David Brandon Geeting, Thom Bettridge, Mel Ottenberg, Tom Ford
Welcome to our 55th anniversary issue. Let’s celebrate! May I pour you a glass of this special-edition Dom Pérignon
By: Juliette Jeffers, Ariana Reines
Six pages into her new book Wave of Blood, Ariana Reines writes, “I’m bleeding. I don’t know why whenever anything important or difficult is happening this seems to be the case.” Given the book’s title, it might not come as a surprise that this state of bleeding characterizes the text. Reines’ work has always explored this intermingling of life and death at an elemental level. She writes from a place of knowledge of suffering’s proliferation. “There’s something that we can’t accept about life’s connection to death, about the contingency of our being,” she told me last month.
By: Luisa Opalesky, Lucy Gaston, Mikey Madison Wears
From the moment she shows up in Anora, giving lap dances to eager customers, Mikey Madison grabs hold of nearly every scene and doesn’t let go until its bittersweet final shot. Director Sean Baker saw something in the 25-year-old actor (namely, her turn as a psycho killer in the Scream reboot) when he cast her in his Palme d’Or-winning story of a strong-willed stripper who falls for a Russian oligarch’s son, and now, she has everyone talking Oscar. The actor Isabelle Huppert was floored by Mikey’s performance and called her to discuss this mega moment.
We got on the phone with the Honduran pop princess after her Harajuku-inspired set at III Points Festival to talk drain gang, Bond girls, and haunted Airbnbs.
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