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Video: Veronica Vasicka, Steve Summers & Jacques Renault
A peek into the mayhem that ensued at the 285 Kent Ave. party in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, which featured some of our favorite local dance music artists.
These Here Are Crazy Times: A Warpaint Visual Tour Journal
A couple years ago Warpaint burst onto the scene as an indie rock anomaly. Since then, they’ve won over the hearts and minds of fans the world over. Last year, photographer Robin Laananen spent time on road with them and paired down this visual tour journal.
Q&A with Mark Mulroney
We talk sex, death and copyright infringement with the artist at his home studio in upstate New York.
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A Conversation with Matthias Schoenaerts and Michael Roskam
The star and director of the Academy Award-nominated feature Bullhead on Belgium’s hormone mafia, putting on 60 pounds of muscle and the dangers of executing a fixed idea.
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Q&A with 120 Days
We sat down with the bands frontman, Ådne Meisfjord, to talk about their half-decade hiatus, the Norwegian scene, the group’s roots, and more.
Q&A with Linda Cardellini
Once the fresh-faced star of Freaks and Geeks, the soon-to-be mother/actress takes on her most grown-up role to date in Return.
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Studio Visit: Lindstrøm
We swung by Lindstrøm’s Oslo studio to check in with the man and peep his setup in anticipation of his excellent new LP (the first of two for 2012), Six Cups of Rebel.
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Diary: Braddock, Pennsylvania
Our in-depth look into the small, broken-down post-industrial town of Braddock, Pennsylvania, as shot by Melodie McDaniel.
Vital Stats: WAVVES
WAVVES offer their choices for karaoke songs and reveal their favorite way of playing Monopoly.
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Video recap: Sundance ‘12
A visual capsule of our memories from this year’s Sundance Film Festival.
Sundance ‘12: A conversation with Mark Webber, Jocelin Donahue and Frankie Shaw
A sit-down with a trio of rising actors who rallied around a little boy to craft an intensely personal film, The End of Love.
Sundance ‘12: Q&A with Rodrigo Cortés
The acclaimed director on his latest film, Red Lights, the meteoric rise of Elizabeth Olsen and his philosophy as a filmmaker.
Sundance ‘12: Q&A with “Mr. Oizo”
Anthem caught up with Quentin Dupieux to discuss The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the ups and downs of making commercials, and the origins of his wicked sense of humor.
Video Premier: Lilacs & Champagne’s “Lilacs”
Producers, Alex Hall and Emil Amos take us on an audio journey as malleable and warm as the desert landscape.
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Sundance ‘12: Q&A with Jake Johnson
New Girl’s breakout star on his latest film Safety Not Guaranteed, Lynn Shelton’s directorial methods and what to expect from the “Jake Johnson Suite” at the Sixth Avenue Inn in Seattle.
Sundance ‘12: Q&A with Paul Dano
The accomplished actor talks to Anthem about his latest film, For Ellen, tight jeans and working with a young, untrained actress.
Sundance ‘12: Q&A with Chris Messina
The star of 28 and Celeste & Jesse Forever on the film cultures of Los Angeles and New York, Rashida Jones and improv acting.
Sundance ‘12: Q&A with Gina Rodriguez
The festival’s “it girl” on her hip-hop influences, Latino stereotypes in Hollywood and her breakthrough performance as Filly Brown.
Sundance ‘12: A Conversation with Zachary Booth and Thure Lindhardt
The stars of Keep the Lights On discuss sex, addiction and the funny things that happen when you shoot a movie in New York City.
21 Exposures: Anson Mount
The gunslinging star of Hell on Wheels offers Anthem a glimpse into his life in New York City.
Q&A with Rinko Kikuchi
The Academy Award-nominated actress discusses Haruki Murakami’s Norwegian Wood, its long-awaited film adaptation and why she will never take ‘no’ for an answer.
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Q&A with Edward Burns
The actor/director discusses his latest film, Newlyweds, the future of the Tribeca Film Festival, and his infallible allegiance to New York City.
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Q&A with Anson Mount
The Hell on Wheels star turns cinema’s overabundant drug-addled caricatures on its head with his powerhouse performance in Cook County.
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21 Exposures: Regina
The Finnish band gives us a peek into their vacation through their homeland.
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Q&A with Korallreven
In which we discuss the distinctly non-Swedish feeling of being an indie musician in Sweden, performing live for the first time, and the band’s incredible debut LP, An Album by Korallreven.
Breaking Glass: Glass Boutique Selects 14°
As we fully transition over to our new home, we’re bringing with us many of the series we established at the previous Web site, and, fortunately for all of us, one of those is Breaking Glass, a monthly contribution from the Glass Boutique in London. With our tremendously improved media player, we’re now able to [...]
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Q&A with Jean Dujardin
The French actor on the allure of silent films, his unconventional “American” career path in his native homeland and the value of being “contre-courant”.
Hilfiger Denim’s Kids Of America
Our Senior Editor talks about the bizarre yet thrilling experience it was to be a part of Tommy Hilfiger Denim’s latest global campaign.
Incoming: Kris Moyes Directs the Rapture
An intimate survey of the Aussie director’s innovative body of work, including an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at his latest music video.
Studio Visit: Mary Meyer
A look around the Brooklyn-based designer’s studio and recently-opened retail operation.
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New York Film Festival Exclusive: Eddie Redmayne
My Week with Marilyn fast tracks the up-and-coming British actor’s path toward Hollywood stardom.
Studio Visit: BAGGU
We swung by the bagmaker’s Williamsburg, Brooklyn office for an intimate tour and Q&A.
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New York Film Festival Exclusive: Elena Anaya
The formidable Spanish actress takes on her greatest challenge to date in Pedro Almodóvar’s hotly anticipated film The Skin I Live In.
21 Exposures: the Golden Filter
The electro-pop duo takes us on a pictorial journey through Australia.
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New York Film Festival Exclusive: Stephanie Sigman
The model-turned-actress leaves a lasting impression with her show-stopping performance in Miss Bala, a Mexican thriller that fires on all cylinders.
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New York Film Festival Exclusive: Hani Furstenberg
A sit-down with the bright-eyed Israeli-American actress who wowed us with her powerhouse performance in Julia Loktev’s The Loneliest Planet.
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Q&A with Girls
We sit down with Girls, hot off the release of the stellar followup to their debut LP (Album), Father, Son, Holy Ghost.
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Q&A with Michael Shannon
The character actor discusses theater, the importance of family and his latest role in Jeff Nichols’ award-winning psychodrama, Take Shelter.
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Q&A with Tom Cullen
The promising British actor sheds his hard exterior to fill the shoes of a charismatic gay romantic in Andrew Haigh’s award-winning film Weekend.
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Q&A with Ludivine Sagnier
Anthem sat down with the French starlet to discuss her latest film, Love Crime.
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Q&A with Evan Glodell
Its been said that love is a many-splintering thing. For writer/director/actor Evan Glodell, it’s the profundity of the volatile relationship he shared with his now ex-girlfriend that inspired his feature-length directorial debut, Bellflower. He sacrificed almost everything to make it, too. Glodell sold off his belongings to fund the film, and moved into an abandoned [...]
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Catch-Up: Dominick Volini
The purveyors of good taste behind New York-based menswear label, Baron Wells, have the winning answers for your discerning closet.
A Conversation with Miranda July and Hamish Linklater
Miranda July is a 37-year-old multi-hyphenate with an incredibly dense oeuvre to her name—short stories, performance art and feature films, among other things. The MoMA, the Guggenheim and the Whitney have all showcased her work, her words have been published in The New Yorker and her directorial debut film, Me and You and Everyone We [...]
SPOT Survey
There is something rocking in the state of Denmark. I’m a Jewish kid from California, so I’ve always found it a bit difficult to explain to friends why I am so attracted to Scandinavia. Is it the women? Well, sure, they’re gorgeous, but that’s not it. Nor is it the liberal governments, the free health [...]
Q&A with Brit Marling
To say that Mike Cahill’s Another Earth stole the show at this year’s Sundance Film Festival would be a gross understatement. The high concept sci-fi drama not only picked up two coveted awards—the Alfred P. Sloan Prize for the best film focusing on themes of science and technology, and the Special Jury Prize in the [...]
Andrew Levitas’ Heavy Metal
The multi-hyphenate reflects on his Metal Work sculptures, the laissez-faire life of an artist and finding community.
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Q&A with James Marsh
In November 1974, a baby chimp is born at a primate research center in Oklahoma. A few days later, his mother is knocked out with a tranquilizer dart, her screaming baby torn from her side and placed into the waiting arms of his new, human “mother,” a graduate student of psychology at Columbia University. James [...]
Q&A with Marc Singer
The British filmmaker revisits the homeless community in NYC’s Amtrak tunnels with the 10th year special edition release of Dark Days.
Catch Up: DJ Harvey
The legendary Harvey Bassett talks stage antics, the world’s largest acid tab and sheds some light on his latest project, Locussolus.
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Studio Visit: Kitsuné
Stéphane “DJ Falcon” Quême shot a handful of photos at the label’s Paris offices while we caught up with the company’s head honcho, Gildas Loaëc.
