Far-off places, mysterious forces, and the importance of the unseen.
A 2005 Mark Prindle interview with engineer/musician/essayist Steve Albini vs. a 2023 The Big Takeover interview with musician Vadim Taver.
Losing Steve Albini and Roger Corman in the same week is the universe rubbing our faces in the death of independent art in America.
A 2013 Arthur Magazine interview with musician Matt Valentine vs. a 2013 Forced Exposure interview with actress Asia Argento.
A 1990 Bob Gulla interview with musician Kurt Cobain vs. a 2008 Richard Nixon Presidential Library interview with speechwriter William Safire, Jr.
In our current culture, we know there are no men that good.
A 1982 The MacNeil/Lehrer Report interview with former First Lady Claudia Alta "Lady Bird" Johnson vs. a 2022 XXL interview with rapper Jordan Terrell “Playboi Carti” Carter.
A 2024 BOMB Magazine interview with filmmaker Ken Loach vs. a 2010 Portland Art interview with sculptor Alison Saar.
A 2000 Electric Lit interview with author David Foster Wallace vs. a 2021 Relix interview with musician Ezra Koenig.
A 2019 American Theatre interview with playwright Adrienne Kennedy vs. a 2006 Red Bull Music Academy interview with music producer Justin “Just Blaze” Smith.
A 1985 Rolling Stone interview with actor Michael J. Fox vs. a 2022 Free Jazz Collective interview with pianist Myra Melford.
Masters of Air, a miniseries "in the Band of Brothers universe," never brings its ensemble to life.
Nearly a century later, a hate-filled society is back (but never really left).
Los Angeles can nourish you. Or destroy you.
Looking at this TV sketch, I could swear.
Self-absorbed journalists love to gush about how “fun” people are.
One dinner to cover the life and legacy of gay icon Charles Busch.
My intense experience of Lorene Cary's play Ladysitting.
Want to write the dumbest, most superficial type of article? Here’s how!
The Color of The Year is ready for you to take a bite.
I love a good steroid-abusing social media celebrity as much as the next extremely online person, but it’s almost 2024—high time for the influencers to step up their games.
The two Bills spar over leopard print, heterosexuality, student protestors, and more.
The comic returns to talk with Joe Rogan.
The songwriter talks to Maher about CCR and more.
Billy Joel, Chevy Chase, and Bill Murray recall an old spat on The Howard Stern Show.
From Tropic Thunder through This is the End to The Righteous Gemstones.
The famous prognosticator sits down with Rogan for a two hour conversation.
The late comedian talks with Costas on these late-1980s and early-1990s episodes.
Odenkirk and Kimmel remember their friend Richard Lewis.
The legendary comic talks at length in this rare free episode of The Joe Rogan Experience.