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For our summer issue, the "Thunderbolts*" star reunites with his former Marvel costar to discuss his dating life, logging off, and the business of making blockbusters.

of Stage Left, a New Theater Festival By and For the Working Class

Alice Notley in Needles, California, courtesy of Anselm Berrigan.

“A person does not choose when she is born,” begins Stephanie Wambugu’s debut novel, Lonely Crowds. As we follow the book’s two female protagonists from the halls of a rigid Catholic school to the strange bubble of a northeastern liberal arts college to the even stranger bubble of the late 90s New York art world, the line takes on added resonance. In

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As the year rounds to a close, we combed through our 2025 stories and compiled cultural recommendations from the A-list—beginning with a round-up of their favorite television shows.

In 2025, we invited a host of sex workers to sound off on an ever-changing industry in the pages of Interview. Here, we've compiled spicy bits of wisdom from eight of our favorites.

Beaches meets Boogie Nights in Allie Rowbottom ‘s latest novel, Lovers XXX , a porno chic romp through 1980s Los Angeles with a turbulent sapphic romance at its core.