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Ancient History: Aaliyah, Tommy Lee, and Donatella Versace Rang In Y2K

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Welcome to Ancient History, a new bi-monthly column that unearths some of this magazine’s most iconic, yet rarely-seen photographic memories of yesteryear. This week, we’re ringing in the New Year by revisiting the year that launched a thousand and one velour tracksuits: Y2K.

Just over 20 years ago, we spent New Year’s Eve 1999 awaiting the end of the world as the seconds ticked down to Y2K. But instead of Armageddon, the early aughts were born—an era defined  by teeny candy colored sunglasses, precariously low-rise jeans, bellybutton rings, stripey highlights, and a slew of timeless pop culture moments that still reverberate today (looking at you, Euphoria). Britney Spears performed “Oops!
I Did It Again” in a nude catsuit at the VMAs, and Eminem inspired countless suburban teens to bleach their hair white-blond. The year 2000 shocked and delighted, and Interview’s own archive from the year is no exception. Below, peruse some of our best photographic moments from the start of the new millennium. 

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Aaliyah by Hype Williams, October 2000

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Adriana Lima by Ellen von Unwerth, September 2000

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Brittany Murphy by Bruce Weber, May 2000

Christina Aguliera by Guy Aroch, April 2000

Colin Farrell by Ellen von Unwerth, February 2000

Donatella Versace by David LaChapelle, January 2000

Jessica Alba by Greg Gorman, January 2000

Katie Holmes by Max Vadukul, March 2000

Kelis by Hype Williams, October 2000

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Kirsten Dunst by Bruce Weber, June 2000

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Fran Lebowitz, Lil’ Kim, and Bethann Hardison by Patrick McMullan and Larry Fink, January 2000

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Tommy Lee by David LaChapelle, March 2000



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KOWBIRD TAKES FLIGHT WITH CHEF MATT HORN

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Kowbird, a soul-infused, family-owned fried chicken joint from barbecue phenomenon Chef Matt Horn, opens in Oakland, Calif. on Friday, January 14. The second concept under the Horn Hospitality Group umbrella, following his game-changing first brick + mortar restaurant Horn Barbecue, Kowbird pays homage to the Southern comfort food Horn enjoyed with his family as a child.

 

“For me, fried chicken represents soul and love. Growing up, it was a dish that would bring my family together. Whether after church or in the backyard with friends, it was always centered around love.” says Horn. “To open a fried chicken concept in my home of Oakland is personal to me, it bridges family, love, soul, and good food.”

 

Horn also wants the community to feel at home when at the restaurant. Opening in the former Pretty Lady diner, the design of Kowbird pays tribute to both the foodways of the South and the storied history of space. Horn maintained original elements throughout, from the classic U-shaped counter from the 1940s, to the funky green tiles in the kitchen, while adding murals and images of black farmers in the South, an homage to Horn’s family roots. With a nod to the classic diner, guests are encouraged to order at the register and enjoy their meal indoors around the counter, take their meal to go, or enjoy in Kowbird’s outdoor seating space.

 

CRISPY, CRUNCHY, CRAZY GOOD CHICKEN

Matt Horn keeps the menu at Kowbird straightforward, bringing his renowned commitment to excellence to fried chicken, and putting his touch on featured dishes from his childhood.

 

The menu will feature Matt Horn’s signature buttermilk fried chicken in various versions, all served on a potato bun and accompanied by house-made pickles. Variations include the traditional Southern Bird, the Honey Bird, finished in a pickled mustard seed-honey sauce, the Early Bird, featuring chicken thighs, Southern-style gravy and a fried egg, and finally, the Hot Bird, finished and dusted with dried, fermented chilis, which Horn describes as HOT, but not unbearable.

 

Non-meat-eaters need not fear the chicken; Horn has created an Oyster Mushroom Vegan Sandwich, made with crispy fried oyster mushrooms with special seasonings, a plant-based “aioli” and carrot slaw.

 

Beyond the bun, the Kowbird menu will include a standout Chicken & Buckwheat Waffle offering, featuring original or hot chicken served with a puffed buckwheat waffle and topped with honey butter, a Wings & Fries plate, and, on Sundays, a specialty Fried Catfish Sandwich, original or Nashville Hot.

 

Side dishes bring together classic comforts and Southern indulgences, including Fried Cabbage with Country Bacon, a fresh Chicory Slaw with Pumpkin Seed Vinaigrette & Citrus (v), a creamy white Mac & Cheese made with Havarti, Provolone and Gouda, dusted with crispy dehydrated chicken skins, Fried Gizzards and Steak Fries. For dessert, bite into a crowd-pleasing Candy Apple or Salted Caramel Apple w/ Peanuts, or opt for a classic slice of Pecan Pie. The menu is rounded out with house-made lemonade and sweet tea, with beer, root beer and cream soda all on tap.

 

Taking his commitment to quality and flavor one step further, Horn is also working on setting up his own apiary at the restaurant, bringing in Bay Area bees to source the restaurant’s own honey.

 

CHEF MATT HORN

Matt Horn is a leading authority on barbecue, drawing acclaim from barbecue aficionados and media across the nation with his own California-style. Horn grew up in Fresno, California, where he spent much of his free time honing his signature barbecue technique in his grandmother’s backyard, learning about the family’s Southern roots and teaching himself through a rigorous process of R&D. A self-driven entrepreneur, Matt got his start popping up wherever he had the opportunity to serve his barbecue – from breweries to wineries to churches and farmer’s markets, quickly becoming beloved to the San Francisco Bay Area in the process. In October 2020 he opened his first restaurant, Horn Barbecue, in Oakland, which drew instant acclaim from loyal fans and both local and national media. In 2021, Matt Horn was named one of Food & Wine’s Best New Chefs in America, and Horn Barbecue was named one of Esquire Magazine’s Best New Restaurants in America and landed a coveted Michelin Bib Gourmand designation. Matt is the founder of the Horn Initiative, a nonprofit dedicated to food equity and social justice, which daily feeds people in need free lunches of barbecued brisket and other dishes. Spring 2022 will welcome the release of Horn’s first cookbook: Horn Barbecue: Recipes And Techniques From A Master of The Art of Barbecue. He lives with his family in the Oakland area.

 

ABOUT HORN HOSPITALITY GROUP (HHG)

Founded by renowned Chef Matt Horn, HHG is the parent company of a group of restaurant ventures and creative partnerships in the Bay Area and beyond, building with a commitment to black excellence and purpose. Under the culinary leadership of Chef Matt Horn, all HHG restaurants will integrate the traditions of Southern foodways with the palate-changing innovations of California cuisine.  



Toto Wolff takes shot at Hollywood Horner, Williams set for "back foot" start to F1's new era

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Toto Wolff takes shot at Hollywood Horner, Williams set for "back foot" start to F1's new era

Toto Wolff has declared himself ‘amused’ by any disparaging remarks from Christian Horner who he feels becomes ‘a little actor in a Hollywood pantomime’ when faced with a microphone or TV camera.

Williams believe it will start F1’s new era in 2022 “on the back foot” after lacking the resources to take part in this year’s end-of-season test.

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Our Summer House Gift Guide Proves Reality TV “Should Be Fun”

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We’re ready to “send it” because Bravo’s Summer House is finally here for another season. Our favorite housemates are back for more partying, arguing, and, most likely some more quotable moments. If you wholeheartedly believe “summer should be fun,” you’re in the right place because we put together the ultimate Summer House gift guide.

Ask someone to make you a sandwich and cheers with some Loverboy and get “activated” because Summer House is back. Celebrate our favorite Hamptons (weekend) residents with these shirts, candles, mugs, and more must-have items in honor of our favorite reality TV show.

THE SUMMER PROPOSAL by VI KEELAND

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“I think that any love that has the word if involved with it may not be the kind of love that lasts. True love should always be even though or in spite of, never if I hadn’t.”

The Summer Proposal was a somewhat slow burn, blind date sports romance, between workaholic Georgia Delaney, and Hockey player Max Yearwood. We say slow burn, but once the passion ignited
it combusted.

“We could have some fun. No strings attached.”

We really enjoyed the banter between Max and Georgia, but also Georgia’s best friend Maggie, she was a riot. Every girl needs a straight-talking Maggie to tell it as it is, or to talk you down when need be or get you on the sauce when you need a bit of alcoholic Dutch courage.

“Welp, you know the old saying. If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s yours. If not, go f**k yourself because you were an idiot for letting it go in the first place.”

When Georgia’s fiancĂ© Gabriel takes a sabbatical in London, she’s not only blindsided with him leaving, but totally confused when he tells her they should have an open relationship while he’s gone, and he wastes no time in getting things happening on his side of the world, but for Georgia, her life wasn’t supposed to take this turn and she’s not one for one-night stands.

Still, she decided to go on a blind date, which ultimately gets hijacked by the very sexy and very decisive Max Yearwood, a hockey player for the New York Wolverines, and our girl Georgia just can’t resist his charms. Not to mention Max is a man who usually gets what he wants.

“If everything you’re saying is sincere, you’re too good to be true. Can you blame me for waiting for the other shoe to drop?”

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Georgia has a lot to work out in her head (and her heart) and did promise herself to Gabriel, though why she held a torch for him we’ll never know. He would have been kicked to the kerb the minute he stepped out the door!

Can Georgia see sense and fall for the sweet and earnest Max? Can Max deal with the secret that is keeping him from committing to a relationship? Will their summer fling end? Only time will tell.

We did enjoy The Summer Proposal, even if a couple of things didn’t really work for us. For us, the Gabriel scenario didn’t really add anything to the story and was frustrating more than anything. We felt Max and Georgia’s story stood on its own without that inclusion. Max was very sweet and attentive, but sometimes we wanted to tell him to reign it in whilst at the same time wanting Georgia to calm the farm. She was so keyed up, and the decision was a no-brainer!

“For some reason, I get the feeling you usually get what you want.”
“Maybe it’s because I’m not a man easily deterred.”

A sexy, sweet romantic escape. What more could you ask for?



Chiwetel Ejiofor Leads Sci-Fi Series

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Showtime has revealed the first teaser for the upcoming series adaptation of The Man Who Fell to Earth, based on Walter Tevis’ 1963 sci-fi novel of the same name. The video, which you can check out below, features Chiwetel Ejiofor as his character gets sent to Earth for a mission that will somehow involve Naomie Harris’ character. It is scheduled to make its debut sometime this spring.

Watch The Man Who Fell to Earth teaser trailer below:

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The Man Who Fell to Earth stars Chiwetel Ejiofor, Naomie Harris, Jimmi Simpson, Clarke Peters, Rob Delaney, Sonya Cassidy, Joana Ribeiro, Annelle Olayele, Kale Mulgrew, and Josh Herdman. The novel was first adapted into a film in 1976, where it was led by David Bowie in his first starring role in a feature film.

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“An alien who arrives on Earth at a turning point in human evolution and must confront his own past to determine our future,” reads the logline.

The series is created, executive produced, and written by Alex Kurtzman and Jenny Lumet. Executive producers are Rola Bauer, Tim Halkin, Sarah Timberman, Carl Beverly, Heather Kadin, and Aaron Baiers.

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The Man Who Fell to Earth is being co-produced by CBS Television Studios and TANDEM Productions, a STUDIOCANAL Company, in association with Secret Hideout and Timberman/Beverly. STUDIOCANAL owns the rights for both Walter Tevis’ book as well as the iconic Nicolas Roeg film with David Bowie.

XIE Blissfuly Intertwines The Best Of Electro and Jungle On ‘$AVAGE’ With JSTJR

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XIE and dance music heavyweight JSTJR join forces for ‘$AVAGE’ a sonically pleasing glitchy videogame-esque banger with jungle and electro influences. The track immediately kicks off with glitchy, entrancing synths complimented by XIE’s hypnotic vocals. Serenading synths quickly lull the listeners into a trance only to be followed by a jolting groove as heavy sub basses enter the sonic space.

Electro and jungle influences are fused together throughout the entirety of the record creating a lively combination of anthemic energy. ‘$AVAGE’ is as groovy as it is emotionally and melodically enthralling. XIE has received cosigns from Illenium, RL Grime and is quickly paving her own sound into electronic music. Check out what XIE had to say about making ‘$AVAGE’ – “$AVAGE is a self empowering high octane ride about unleashing your inner power through all of life’s madness.”

Stream or download ‘$AVAGE (feat. JSTJR)’



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