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R.I.P Shelley Duvall. Revisit Her 1977 Interview Cover Story.
July 11, 2024
The legendary scream queen and Robert Altman muse has passed away at the age of 75. In 1977, she spoke to Andy Warhol and Bob Colacello over lunch at Quo Vadis.
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A Young Jodie Foster Visits Andy Warhol at The Factory
February 27, 2024
In her June 1980 Interview cover story, the “True Detective: Night Country” star talked burgeoning stardom and college acceptances while dodging questions about her romantic life with humor and poise.
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A Taste of Paradis: Keith Haring, in Conversation With Halston, Warhol, and Philip Johnson
March 23, 2023
“Is it true you were going to make a building in Manhattan with a moat around it?”
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A Taste of Paradis: Diana Ross, in Conversation With Andy Warhol
March 23, 2023
“There’s a few people in this town got it in for me.”
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A Taste of Paradis: Jodie Foster, in Conversation with Andy Warhol
March 23, 2023
“It’s a business like everything else. That’s what I love about movie making.”
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Kathy Hilton Was Born to Entertain
August 25, 2021
Paris and Nicky’s mom has become reality TV royalty, bringing her brand of Bel-Air panache to the “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.” Here, she answers some questions from her friend Andy Warhol.
Before He Becomes Elvis, Austin Butler Answers Andy Warhol’s Questions
October 10, 2019
The 28-year-old California native answers some questions that Andy Warhol asked Matt Dillon in 1983, when the 19-year-old actor was similarly on the cusp of mega stardom.
Q & Andy: Roseanne Barr
March 27, 2018
As she gears up for Roseanne’s much-anticipated tenth season revival, the button-pushing comedian answers some questions from the writings of Warhol.
Q & Andy: Andrew Lloyd Webber
March 5, 2018
The Broadway legend behind classics like Phantom of the Opera, Cats, and Evita submits to our Warholian questionnaire.
Q & Andy: Tommy Wiseau
December 7, 2017
The writer, director, and star of The Room—the best worst movie ever made—answers questions posed by Andy Warhol.
Q & Andy: Spike Lee
November 14, 2017
The basketball-loving, feather-ruffling film auteur submits to Warhol’s famous questionnaire.
Q & Andy: Marilyn Manson
October 6, 2017
The Prince of Darkness, the God of Fuck … Brian Warner. Marilyn Manson goes by many names, but there is no mistaking the singular, platinum-selling rock star with a flair for courting the dark side. This month, he releases his tenth studio album, Heaven Upside Down (Loma Vista)—and submits to a few questions from the writings of Warhol.
Q & Andy: Michael Kors
September 17, 2017
An interview with the crown prince of jet-set style.
Q & Andy: Kathy Bates
August 2, 2017
In a career that has spanned five decades, the Oscar- and Emmy-winning actress has played a sledgehammer-wielding superfan, an unsinkable early-20th-century broad, and even the ghost of Charlie Sheen.
Q & Andy: Mel Brooks
June 5, 2017
At 90 years old, the prince of parody has been awarded four Emmys, three Grammys, one Oscar, and three Tonys (and, as the self-described “EGOTAK” is quick to point out, awards from the American Film Institute and the Kennedy Center).
Remembering Mary Tyler Moore
January 26, 2017
Mary Tyler Moore, the pioneering actor and an auteur of modern comedy, died Wednesday at age 80 at her home in Greenwich, Connecticut.
Shelley Duvall Before ‘The Shining’
November 30, 2016
In her slow and soft voice, the lead of ‘Three Women’ tells Andy Warhol and Bob Colacello about about being discovered on location as an actress, and her ironic fear of horror movies
Q & Andy: Troye Sivan
November 6, 2016
“I share every aspect of my life with the internet,” Troye Sivan said on his 2013 YouTube video “Coming Out,” in which the massively influential vlogger turned actor and pop star did just that.
New Again: Diana Ross
October 5, 2016
In keeping with her 1980 single, Diana Ross is coming (back) out and wants the world to know.
New Again: Truman Capote
September 15, 2016
Next week, one lucky bidder will buy the ashes of Truman Capote. While the auctioning of ashes might seem bizarre, we think that this posthumous publicity stunt would probably be in line with scandal-loving Capote’s wishes. With that in mind, we’ve reprinted the writer’s January 1979 Interview cover feature.