“It seems healthier to be a little more reclusive. I rely heavily on my art form and letting that speak for me and what I do.”
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Showing posts with label magazine covers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magazine covers. Show all posts
Friday, March 23, 2012
i-D Magazine, The Royalty Issue | Frank Ocean
“It seems healthier to be a little more reclusive. I rely heavily on my art form and letting that speak for me and what I do.”
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012
GQ Magazine February 2012 | Michelle Williams
Michelle Williams. fresh off her Golden Globe win for her role in "My Week With Marilyn" is featured in the February issue of Gentlemen's Quarterly.
When Williams legally emancipated herself from her parents at 15, she didn't do so because of any family schism, but for the independence and the practical advantages—she says she no longer needed a tutor and could work adult hours. When I suggest that it was pretty ambitious and self-contained to think she could handle it, she agrees. "It was just stupid. I didn't know what I was taking on," she says. "I don't think things through very often—I don't project into the future about how a situation will turn out. Even the simplest things, I'm guilty of making really bad decisions a lot of the time. In my work it's a capacity that's served me well, but in my life it can be a problem."
She describes being "a 15-year-old making a house as best as she could. I had an egg crate for a mattress. It's hard to tuck your sheets under an egg crate." It was, she says, "very, very lonely." She also refers to "just being around not-great people"; there were clearly experiences difficult enough that she would prefer to keep the details to herself.
Do you feel angry about anything that happened then?
"Not as much anymore. There's a lot of distance now. Fifteen years of distance. Since I left this time period, living in Los Angeles, I haven't felt like anybody's prey."
Do you think whatever happened was your fault or other people's fault?
"My opinion of that has changed over the years. I don't know—do kids have culpability?"
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
You Forced It | NY Mag - Rihanna & Drake
NonStop Pop Machines : Rihanna keeps making music so you’ll not stop thinking about her; Drake, because he can’t stop thinking about himself.
Drake’s critics might call his approach overemotional, sad-sack, or wimpy, but his version of masculinity is simple, and can be observed anywhere young men are hitting on people: First you act grave and sensitive; then you convey how weighty and fraught with complexity your life is; then you chin up and demonstrate how stoic and manly you are about it.
Wait. What? I guess. A little forced.
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
GQ Magazine December 2011 | Jay-Z
Jay's GQ's man of the year. Respect it."You hear that silence right there?" he finally says, laughing. "That's art workin'."
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Drake | Complex Magazine December/January
Miles Davis themed magazine cover. Respect is questionable. Well, alright alright.Drake talks about the media...
["They nitpick at everything,” he says, shaking his head. “I can’t do anything. All they want me to do is dress so they can make fun of me. Otherwise, it’s hard for them. I don’t give people many reasons to dislike me. They have to find sh*t. They’re like, ‘Aw man, sweaters! He wears sweaters too much.’ Like, what?"]
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