WSJ. Magazine - Culture

Margaret Qualley, Andie MacDowell, Anika Noni Rose, Margot Robbie and Molly Smith Metzler on how they made a show about poverty, welfare and domestic abuse that didn’t feel like a lecture.

The celebrated TV actor discusses joining Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston on the new season of the Apple TV+ drama—and making peace with how “The Good Wife” affected her family life.

On the 10th anniversary of Steve Jobs’s death, Sir Jony Ive reflects on their collaborations and friendship: “My understanding of him refuses to remain cozy or still.”

“Back in my day when I first started, the clothing that people wore was outstanding. It was all made in Italy and it was top-notch.”

With the long-awaited release of the sci-fi epic ‘Dune,’ her upcoming role in ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ and her first project as an executive producer, the actor is at the top of her game.

He’s the most decorated quarterback in history. He’s still at it, at age 44. Now he’s ready to let the world in a little more

“Tony’s why we all watched,” says the actor of ‘The Sopranos,’ the show on which his upcoming movie is based. “He was our way into that world. We all felt…the times when he felt like he wasn’t enough.”

The multimedia artist’s new exhibition at Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles, ‘Everrrything,’ isn’t “about” anything. “Everything is on the table, everything is a mess, everything is at risk,” she says.

Sebastian Siemiatkowski, CEO of the buy-now-pay-later company Klarna, and his wife, Nina, have carved out an attention-getting home while Klarna grows globally.

The bestselling novelist talks about his latest book, “Crossroads,” and taking a more compassionate stance toward his characters—and himself.

The photographer, whose latest book is called “Donkey Man and Other Stories,” indulges in goat or sheep yogurt and loves giant snails.

Gillian Laub and Christopher Anderson discuss how they’ve turned their cameras on their own families, revealing the myriad rifts, heartbreaks and moments of beauty.

The show’s costume designer on creating historical replicas alongside show producer Lewinsky—as well as shopping Monica’s closet.

Jay Shetty—whose videos have amassed over eight billion views and attracted fans from Arianna Huffington to Oprah—seeks to bring wisdom to the world.

The ‘Queer Eye’ star also shares his go-to breakfast and intensive exercise routine.

The only daughter of Walmart founder Sam Walton brought priceless artworks to Bentonville. Now, a decade on, she’s taking on the establishment with ambitious expansion plans to make the museum—and the town—a world-class destination.

The bestselling novelist swiftly moved from literary darling to the mainstream. What made her such a star? Can she keep it up?

Hacks from the decluttering guru: an air-purifying practice, a face-depuffing routine and her take on celebrity bath-skippers.

The actor and comedian, 34, who stars in “Saturday Night Live” and “Shrill,” shares what’s on her phone.

Ahead of “The Many Saints of Newark,” David Chase, Michael Gandolfini and Alessandro Nivola discuss how the anticipated film was made.