Interviews

'Not Everyone's Going to Love You.' Lester Holt on Scoops, Debates and Viewers’ Trust

By Daniel D'Addario

Amy Schumer Is Ready to Make More Mistakes

By Eliza Berman

Actor and Former Parliamentarian Glenda Jackson on Theater and Women in Politics

By Belinda Luscombe

Rep. Matt Gaetz Wants to Make Trumpism the New Normal, One TV Appearance at a Time

By Nash Jenkins
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Outgoing Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards Is Not Done Fighting

For one of the most vilified women in America, Cecile Richards is very warm. She’s self-deprecating, lively and attentive to guests. She apologizes for the terrible coffee an assistant brings from the office machine but...

By Belinda Luscombe

Bill Hader on Playing a Hit Man, Anxiety and Avoiding Social Media

The actor and Saturday Night Live veteran makes his directorial debut with the dark comedy series Barry (debuting March 25 on HBO), co-created by Alec Berg. Hader stars as a dejected assassin who follows a...

By Lucy Feldman

Jordan Peele on Get Out, His Fears and Cultural Hope

Director Jordan Peele, whose groundbreaking movie Get Out is nominated for four Oscars, spoke to TIME columnist Eddie S. Glaude Jr. about his film, his fears and his hope for American culture

By TIME Staff

CNN’s Van Jones on Trump’s First Year, Martin Luther King Jr. and Activism

The TV pundit and former Obama green-jobs adviser talks the first year of Trump, civility in politics and big goals for his new CNN seriesHow has President Trump done in his first year?Badly, if you...

By Philip Elliott

Sally Quinn

The Washington journalist and hostess talks about her new memoir Finding Magic, her late husband Ben Bradlee and locating the spirit worldWhat inspired you to write this book?Taking care of Ben was the most spiritual...

By Elizabeth Dias

Jen Hatmaker Talks Faith, Family and the Church’s Battles

A conversation with the self-described "low-grade Christian famous" pastor and author

By Belinda Luscombe

8 Questions with Jeff Flake, Republican Senator from Arizona

The Republican Senator from Arizona on disagreeing with Trump, his new book Conscience of a Conservative and why he’s crashing his own partyYou say that conservatives have “lost” their way, being swept up by xenophobia,...

By Jack Brewster

Quick Talk With Naomi Watts

The Australian actor is having a megawatt summer starring as two suburban moms: a therapist who secretly befriends people in her patients’ lives in the Netflix thriller Gypsy (June 30) and one who owes some...

By Eliana Dockterman

Xbox Boss Phil Spencer Talks About Microsoft's Mixed-Reality Future

The implications of mixed reality, A.I. and more for the Xbox platform

By Matt Peckham

'Super Mario Odyssey' Is About To Turn the Mario Series Upside-Down

It's literally packed to the brim with new gameplay ideas

By Matt Peckham

8 Questions With David Brown, Former Dallas Police Chief

The former Dallas police chief, 56, on Black Lives Matter, police shootings, how to chase away drug dealers and that terrible day in JulyHow did things change in Dallas after the shooting of five officers...

By Belinda Luscombe

Everything Sony Told Us About the Future of PlayStation

Ahead of E3 2017 next week

By Matt Peckham

Nintendo: 'Arms' for Switch Could Be the First Hardcore Motion Control Game

Arms' design leads talk about their brand new brawler that feels poised to leap into eSports

By Matt Peckham

10 Questions With Sir Harold Evans

The acclaimed editor, author of Do I Make Myself Clear?, on how to write better and whether precision and concision can survive the digital ageTIME: You discuss many writing evils in your book, from pleonasms...

By Edward Felsenthal

A Quick Talk With David Sedaris, on Reading Secret Diaries

The author discusses his new collection of his own journal entries

By Lucy Feldman

8 Questions With Gina Miller

She recently launched a strategic voting campaign

By Tara John
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