Interview Magazine

The Crystal Ball of Pop was launched by Andy Warhol in 1969. I joined its ranks decades later. The magazine remained timeless and prescient, forever shining a light on the stars of tomorrow. I tried to be cool.

The Time I Found Karl Lagerfeld's Portrait of Tupac
The Time I Found Karl Lagerfeld's Portrait of Tupac

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The Descendants vs. We Bought a Zoo
The Descendants vs. We Bought a Zoo

Reviewing the Previews
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Marley vs. Sing Your Song
Marley vs. Sing Your Song

Reviewing the Previews
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The Next PICTURES Generation
The Next PICTURES Generation

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Prometheus vs. The Hobbit
Prometheus vs. The Hobbit

Reviewing the Previews
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My Week with Marilyn vs. Shame
My Week with Marilyn vs. Shame

Reviewing the Previews
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BULLETT Magazine

BULLETT skipped the finger and provided the pulse of pop culture. It predicted the rhythms of today: inclusivity and the 80s design revival. Thanks to its limitless connections, I was able to speak to the worlds I loved most.

The Time I Told Bob Odenkirk I Never Watched Mr. Show
The Time I Told Bob Odenkirk I Never Watched Mr. Show
The Time I Talked "Dirty Dancing" with Paul Feig
The Time I Talked "Dirty Dancing" with Paul Feig
The Time I Spoke to a Sundance Golden Boy
The Time I Spoke to a Sundance Golden Boy
The Time I Swapped Stories with a Digital Ingenue
The Time I Swapped Stories with a Digital Ingenue
The Time I Interviewed Literary Royalty
The Time I Interviewed Literary Royalty
The Time I Talked to the King of Mumblecore
The Time I Talked to the King of Mumblecore
The Time I Schmoozed with a Screenwriter on the Ascent
The Time I Schmoozed with a Screenwriter on the Ascent
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