To mark the release of his sophomore album, "Manning Fireworks," the 25-year-old singer-songwriter talked to us about faith, cynicism, and the zen of Phil Jackson.

In this oral history, friends, family, and acquaintances of the legendary doorman and artist Haoui Montaug look back on his life and legacy.

To help her make sense of her very wild year, the pop sensation connected with Bowen Yang, who had some advice for navigating her new reality.

Last week, the Pakistani singer-songwriter dropped her new album, "Night Reign." To mark the occasion, she caught up with former Pitchfork editor-in-chief Puja Patel.

Somewhere on the outskirts of Milan, our EIC Mel Ottenberg comes face to face with his former boss. And for the next 90 minutes, she gives him her all.

Before two shows at the Brooklyn Mirage, Dylan Brady and Laura Les of 100 gecs stopped by the Interview offices for watermelon and fries.

"Saxophone players are very sexual and sensual," the Jamaican-American musician told us before playing the The Wiltern in Los Angeles.

Laurie Anderson talks to Lars Ulrich about working with Lou Reed on the 2011 record "Lulu" and how his late-in-life passion for Chinese martial arts affected his work.

In an excerpt from his book "David Bowie: Rock 'n' Roll with Me," the author remembers his best friend's 25th birthday bash at Haddon Hall.

Ahead of the premiere of his controversial HBO series "The Idol," one of the world's biggest pop stars is finally ready for his close-up.

Before the release of their joint project "For Motivational Use Only," Jermaine Dupri and Curren$y got together to sort out the tracklist in real time.

From soul food breakfasts to $20,000 shopping sprees, the Memphis rapper invited us to tag along to his recent tour stop in Queens.

Love is a fan of Tumor’s approach to music and image-making, but was no fan of the suggested questions we provided ahead of time. So in true Courtney fashion, she did her own thing.

To mark the release of her new album "Desire, I Want to Turn Into You," the singer connected with Oneohtrix Point Never to nerd out over the intricacies and inspirations of making music.

Ahead of her ninth studio album, the singer calls up one of her biggest fans for a cathartic conversation about validation, gratification, and obsession.

MIKE, one of the faces of New York City's underground rap scene, sat down with Interview to discuss his latest album, "Beware of the Monkey."

No one has been more successful at dragging thirsty men while forcing them to sing along since the original B-girl Erykah Badu dropped her '90s ode to bummy broke boys "Tyrone." So when Badu's daughter Puma Curry put her mom on to Ice Spice, it made sense that the neo-soul legend recognized a kindred spirit. 

The Detroit rapper linked up with the illustrious producer who inspired his stage name to talk love songs, work ethic, and hip-hop culture.

Lizzy Goodman, author of the juicy alt-rock oral history "Meet Me in the Bathroom," talks to the filmmakers who adapted it for the screen.

Pop icon Carly Rae Jepsen talks with her fast friend and fellow Canadian Rufus Wainwright about Judy Garland, big-screen ambitions, and the mystery of TikTok virality.

Heavy is the head that wears the crown. In this Pink Table Talk, the Queen reveals a new side of herself, while shedding light on the struggles and successes of her continuous reign.

"Make sure you don't go into the dreaded sophomore slump."

A conversation with the musician on the occasion of his new album "God Save the Animals."

The queen of the U.K. underground links up with the American rapper to sound off on songwriting and shady industry tactics.

The elusive pop star talks to one of her heroes about overcoming struggle and reclaiming her career.

The frontman for New York's most mercurial rock band connects with the photographer to discuss intimate moments and spaghetti sandwiches.

A new biography sheds light on the queer pop icon's inner torments and secret triumphs.