Interview

George Jaques
Joy in the Unexpected

Ahead of the release of his sophomore feature, "Sunny Dancer,” the director speaks about the delicate balancing act of making a comedy about cancer and the importance of making joy a central theme.

IB Kamara
A Sense of Self

From Off-White’s streetwear codes to music and photography, he explains why curiosity, teamwork and a distinct point of view matter beyond virality.

Rachel Ojuromi
On the Lagos Lookbook and her Fashion Philosophy

It’s hard to look away from Lagos’ latest It girl. She shares with METAL her experiments with style, thoughts on Chanel, and the importance of having fun with fashion.

Chloe Cherry
On the Modern Empathy Void

Acting, ritual and a backyard sculpture become ways to resist romantic scripts while keeping faith in imperfect people and her own creative future

Tony Matelli
Looking at Things Sideways

A sculpture with its head turned sideways? A dinner table sitting upright? In the artist’s work, objects behave differently from how we expect them to. Discover it in his new solo show at Maruani Mercier.

Edmund Donovan
Is to be Seen, to be Understood?

Opposite Willem Dafoe in “Late Fame”, out today, the actor describes meta moments and literary inspirations.

Martiño Rivas
Private Life

Between instinct and control, he prepares every role in detail so he can forget the work, react in the moment and accept what he cannot fully explain.

Jessie Marcella
Between Light and Shadow

Paired Day and Night versions move from ambient composition to club energy, with quartz and alignment shaping an EP that refuses neat genre boundaries.

Ian Ousley
Fashion and Film

From Sokka’s next battle to Timothée Chalamet’s wardrobe, he links acting and design through character, service and clothes made to outlast the feed.

Marcos Augusto
Deseo, culpa y cuerpos al margen

Un narrador poco fiable y una mentira dicha por amor sostienen “Te hice dios”, que confronta al lector con la posibilidad de dañar a quien se intenta proteger.