Dita Von Teese on Self-Confidence, Old Hollywood, and Her Historic Las Vegas Revue

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EMEL on Identity, Womanhood, and Her Unwavering Fearlessness

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Alison Mosshart on The Kills, Female Influences, and Maintaining Her Independence

Alison Mosshart lives life on her own terms. The emblematic frontwoman began her career in 1995 with the Florida-based punk band Discount, touring extensively as a young teen. It was just six years later that Alison would found seminal rock duo The Kills with guitarist, Jamie Hince.

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King Princess on Queerness, Representation, and Loving Lady Gaga

King Princess has secured herself as one of the leading voices in queer pop, penning personal and intimate tracks such as “Homegirl,” “Trust Nobody,” and “If You Think It’s Love.”

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n°1 | In Conversation

Dita Von Teese

Janice Dickinson

Paz de la Huerta

Omahyra Mota

Taylor Momsen

Sandra Bernhard

Margaret Cho

Linda Perry

King Princess

Alison Mosshart

Roxane Gay

Tatiana Maslany

Nikki Reed

MØ

Gaye Advert

“The more fire they give you, they don't realize that they're making you even stronger – more determined.”

n°1 | In Conversation / Omahyra Mota

“The more fire they give you, they don't realize that they're making you even stronger – more determined.”

n°1 | In Conversation / Omahyra Mota

“The more fire they give you, they don't realize that they're making you even stronger – more determined.”

n°1 | In Conversation

In Conversation

Paz de la Huerta on Her Art, Rebirth, and Survival

Paz's distinct ability to persist against all odds – to persevere, to evolve, to grow – have catapulted her from a provocative, untamed sex icon to an endearing, powerful survivor.

Janice Dickinson on Honesty, Bravery, and Redemption

Dynamic, commanding, and searingly unapologetic, Janice Dickinson stands as an enduring, empowering figure of reinvention in an industry often resistant to change.

Michelle Kash on Heartbreak, “Gravity,” and Finding Her Voice

After remarkably discovering her voice at a meditation retreat, New York-born Michelle Kash rose to the top of the dance charts with her sultry cover of “Personal Jesus.” Now, after a five-year break, the LA-based songstress is back with her lead single, “Gravity,” which she aptly wrote after a chance encounter with Lou Reed.

Sandra Bernhard on Beauty Standards, Severance, and Surviving a Dystopian America

There is no ceiling that Sandra Bernhard has left unshattered. It was her biting and groundbreaking stand-up that first rose her from relative obscurity to international levels of acclaim, pioneering her way through the late 1970s and 80s.

n°1 | In Conversation

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Paz de la Huerta on Her Art, Rebirth, and Survival

Paz's distinct ability to persist against all odds – to persevere, to evolve, to grow – have catapulted her from a provocative, untamed sex icon to an endearing, powerful survivor.

Janice Dickinson on Honesty, Bravery, and Redemption

Dynamic, commanding, and searingly unapologetic, Janice Dickinson stands as an enduring, empowering figure of reinvention in an industry often resistant to change.

Michelle Kash on Heartbreak, “Gravity,” and Finding Her Voice

After remarkably discovering her voice at a meditation retreat, New York-born Michelle Kash rose to the top of the dance charts with her sultry cover of “Personal Jesus.” Now, after a five-year break, the LA-based songstress is back with her lead single, “Gravity,” which she aptly wrote after a chance encounter with Lou Reed.

Sandra Bernhard on Beauty Standards, Severance, and Surviving a Dystopian America

There is no ceiling that Sandra Bernhard has left unshattered. It was her biting and groundbreaking stand-up that first rose her from relative obscurity to international levels of acclaim, pioneering her way through the late 1970s and 80s.

n°1 | In Conversation

In Conversation

Paz de la Huerta on Her Art, Rebirth, and Survival

Paz's distinct ability to persist against all odds – to persevere, to evolve, to grow – have catapulted her from a provocative, untamed sex icon to an endearing, powerful survivor.

Janice Dickinson on Honesty, Bravery, and Redemption

Dynamic, commanding, and searingly unapologetic, Janice Dickinson stands as an enduring, empowering figure of reinvention in an industry often resistant to change.

Michelle Kash on Heartbreak, “Gravity,” and Finding Her Voice

After remarkably discovering her voice at a meditation retreat, New York-born Michelle Kash rose to the top of the dance charts with her sultry cover of “Personal Jesus.” Now, after a five-year break, the LA-based songstress is back with her lead single, “Gravity,” which she aptly wrote after a chance encounter with Lou Reed.

Sandra Bernhard on Beauty Standards, Severance, and Surviving a Dystopian America

There is no ceiling that Sandra Bernhard has left unshattered. It was her biting and groundbreaking stand-up that first rose her from relative obscurity to international levels of acclaim, pioneering her way through the late 1970s and 80s.

n°1 | In Conversation / Gaye Advert

“Nobody wants to do things just to please everybody else and not themselves.”

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Culture

Lifestyle

A Woman Is a Weapon

Lifestyle

In 2008 at the age of fourteen, I very inadvertently rose to prominence within the fashion industry as the youngest internationally distributed print magazine editor in the world, a provenance that I still hold.

Lifestyle

Body Language: Know What They Mean Without Even Saying A Word

Lifestyle

As a queer woman, I have seen enough Kristen Stewart memes to last me a lifetime. When I lived in Los Angeles, I ran into her often and noticed that some of her most iconic on-screen body language translated to the aisles of our local healthy grocery store – lip-biting.

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In Her Words

In Her Words: Phyllis Nagy

In Her Words

The legendary screenwriter of Carol and Call Jane calls us to find humor in everything and embrace “the other.”

In Her Words

Culture

A Digital World: Overstimulated and Underwhelmed

Culture

In a world full of biased social media algorithms, 30-second viral clips that hold 24-hour lifespans, and a rapid, blink-and-you-miss-it news cycle, what exactly qualifies as achievement today?

Culture