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How to Spend an Afternoon at Nordstrom SPACE (opens the original)
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One of my favorite ways to spend a Saturday is uptown. My dream day goes something like this: hop off the train at Columbus Circle, swing by MoMA, Michael’s for lunch, maybe a movie at Lincoln Center, and a stop at what I consider to be the world’s chicest department store, Nordstrom. If you’re doing it right, you should leave with your credit card maxxxed out, your eyes covered in sparkly eyeshadow, four competing fragrances sprayed onto your sweater, and a new pair of shoes in hand. There’s st
Homer Gere Wasn’t Planning on Hollywood (opens the original)
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Homer Gere, photographed by Maddy Rotman. Homer Gere has the kind of face that makes it difficult to believe he didn’t always intend to become an actor. In fact, the 25-year-old son of Richard Gere and Carey Lowell spent most of his youth insisting he wouldn’t. A self-described nerd, he cycled through 13 majors at Brown before graduating with an art degree, stumbling backward into acting after starring in a friend’s thesis film. A few years later, Hollywood came calling. First, with a small role
Mykki Blanco Doesn’t Want To See You Standing in Line for a Croissant (opens the original)
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This is SOUND ADVICE, a weekly destination for playlists curated by Interview’s friends, enemies, and lovers. Over the past few weeks, we’ve gathered playlists from Weezer, Soulwax, and 1LDK. This week’s playlist comes courtesy of multi-hyphenate artist and nomad Mykki Blanco. His fourth studio album, CAFE PARADISO, out today, is a 40-minute burst of energy with hints of twee and electro, or, in his own words, “alive, playful, and kinky.” To celebrate the album release, he sent us over a rowdy m
The Shards Breakout Igby Rigney Is on the Apps (opens the original)
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In FX’s adaptation of The Shards, Igby Rigney has a tall order. He plays Bret, the teenage proxy for Bret Easton Ellis and the nervous center of the story’s increasingly sinister high school universe. He also seems to be the only one appropriately suspicious of Robert Mallory (played by Homer Gere), the mysterious newcomer who’s about to wreak havoc on everyone’s lives. In the series, which premiered earlier this month, Rigney lives up to the task, turning Bret into a bundle of nerves with an ea
Cece Natalie on the Horrors of Being Perceived (opens the original)
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All photos courtesy of Austin Webber. Styled by Andrew Murphy. “I can’t really be creative in front of people,” Cece Natalie tells me while calling in from the bedroom she just moved into in L.A. Her entire music setup is right behind her. A single mic and an interface next to her bed, beneath pictures tacked to her wall. Mia Ferrentino, the soft-spoken musician behind Cece Natalie, likes to keep things personal, and will be the first to tell you she needs to do things on her own terms. Over the
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