Interview
On “Prima”, the Slovak singer turns pop ambition into a tightly choreographed spectacle, glossy, funny and vulnerable enough to show what becoming a star can truly cost.
La fotógrafa habla de vínculos, ficción y convivencia a partir de “Archipiélago”, un libro que observa a sus personajes como islas dentro de una misma geografía.
The actor talks about growing up playing pretend with her sister Grace, the pressure of being watched and why vulnerability comes more easily on set.
With “Obsessions” finally out, Hot Since 82 goes back to his roots, rediscovering the freedom of making music for himself, more than two decades into his career.
The LA-based duo turn analogue synths, theatrical pop and the power of camp into one of the best albums of the year.
From a childhood “Aladdin” T-shirt to wedding dresses torn apart and detergent bottles melted into charms, Simone Botte finds new life in what others discard.
From imperfect beauty to disappearing American landscapes, she reflects on intuition, self-portraiture and building a group show outside the art world’s hierarchies.
In our latest issue, the Swedish artist turns inward, discussing vulnerability, fandom, faith, fashion, AI and the tension between persona and self.
“NewLevels NewDevils” is out, the video for “No Doubt (I’m In Love)” arrived just weeks ago, and Erick the Architect is already thinking about what comes next.
For the filmmaker behind “The Testament of Ann Lee”, faith and work meet in questions of empathy, while family life finds room on a set with eleven children.
Her new trilogy “Do U Dare!” turns an Iranian immigrant’s rage toward America into a symbolic challenge premiering with the 2026 Venice Biennale.
Ryan McMahon pairs scans with first-hand accounts from Chanel insiders, building an archive that traces how collections were conceived and constructed.
From Lena Dunham’s rosettes to Travis Scott’s overnight call, she treats styling as a conversation that protects both her vision and her client’s.
Between a couture shipwreck, Tate McRae’s pop world and an off-calendar reset, the designer weighs ambition against the happiness that keeps creativity alive.
Inside Roger Ballen’s world, order and disorder collide. We talk childhood, trust, AI and the shadows that make an image hard to shake for days after seeing it.
From making “Exitin” on a bus to touring with PinkPantheress, she is reclaiming her viral past while building a darker, mythological next era.
From a mouse-infested flat and a broken bed to electro-twee’s internet spotlight, the duo trace the messy beginnings behind their sharpest contradictions.
One month before “life & death etc” arrives, Martin Luke Brown revisits “dream state,” another step towards his most candid and quietly captivating record to date.
With Raffaella as both subject and collaborator, the artist uses saturated colour to confront the expectations passed from mother to daughter.
Hattie Tennant explains why the brand leaves bodies unretouched, designs around deadstock and makes room for women to dress for more than one version of themselves.
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.
From Off-White’s streetwear codes to music and photography, he explains why curiosity, teamwork and a distinct point of view matter beyond virality.
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.
Acting, ritual and a backyard sculpture become ways to resist romantic scripts while keeping faith in imperfect people and her own creative future
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.
Opposite Willem Dafoe in “Late Fame”, out today, the actor describes meta moments and literary inspirations.