Every so often a profile goes viral for a pull-out quote, and this month, global pop superstar Olivia Rodrigo was the latest to get that treatment. We head to London to meet the singer with British Vogue, where she unpacks the nuances of modern dating and marriage, as well as LA culture. This is a banger of a profile, and if we do so say so, a must listen.

TW: Ye discourse.

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Every writer has their pie-in-the-sky talent, and for Rob LeDonne, that was Martin Scorsese. Told by the New York Times, Netflix and Martin's own music supervisor he'd never get an interview, Rob set out on a journey to interview his icon, no matter what. Tune in for a few of the most personal anecdotes we've had on UG, as well as wedding talk and West Wilson/Amanda Batula speculation.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/13/movies/jerry-vale-the-irishman.html

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Steph Shep, Fetty Wap, Demi Lovato — all names mentioned in Kim Kardashian's 2016 Forbes cover. A decade ago Kim Kardashian was Kim Kardashian-West, dominating the tech space with her Kimojis and new mobile game, Kim Kardashian: Hollywood. She was also, at that point, suddenly very, very rich. Today's guest Natalie Robehmed spent two days with Kim to understand what makes her tick, later returning to Calabasas to meet another mogul: Kylie Jenner. We also talk her Allison Mack experience, millennial makeup and hot takes on Mr. Timothee Chalamet.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/natalierobehmed/2016/07/11/kim-kardashian-mobile-mogul-the-forbes-cover-story/

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Do you often think "I'm not doing enough"? Well, you and Kate Hudson have that in common. The actress and now singer saw Paul McCartney live and decided she should be more, be better, be pursuing music, and this year, she was Oscar-nominated. Our Penny Lane and Andy Sachs gets into all her neurosis with The Guardian, while producer/host Kelsey Meyer returns to weigh in on the Oscars, pop stars, and why you should just post it.

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2025/dec/15/kate-hudson-interview-song-sung-blue

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One of the most polarizing figures in fashion was once our number one aspiration. Trailblazing model and host Tyra Banks is a professional chameleon, transforming over and over to continue to level up. Right now, her passion is ice cream – hot ice cream, specifically – which she serves with her signature smize in Bondi Beach, Australia. Jennifer Atilémile, fellow Victoria Secret and Sports Illustrated swimsuit alum (as well as a native Australian), comes on to talk the weird world of Tyra, and highs and lows of a very tumultuous industry.

https://www.essence.com/cover-stories/tyras-back-2025/

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While Jessica Simpson and Mischa Barton meant everything to millennial women, but their influence came at a high cost. Storied New York City-based writer Ilana Kaplan traveled to the homes of both women to better understand their rise, fall and recovery — discovering what makes an 'it' girl and what brings her down.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/23/style/mischa-barton-the-hills-mtv.html

https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/music/story/2020-02-05/jessica-simpson-open-book-memoir

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If there was ever anyone who doesn't want to be interviewed, it's Margaret Qualley. The actress won't talk about her relationship with Jack Antonoff, her famous friends, or even her mother, Andie McDowell. To make matters worse, she struggles to even speak about herself — preferring to say nothing at all. So, what's a writer to do? You're about to find out.

https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/story/margaret-qualley-cover-story?srsltid=AfmBOopUDStVUffSyQJBfMF0Ephq3-b6pBtEhtSfIkTTgCUlT_QqT5sg

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There's a new country queen in town, and she's poised to be the biggest crossover artist since Taylor Swift. Tomás Mier traveled to Tennessee to interview blonde bombshell Megan Moroney at the infamous Buccees to find out exactly how a sorority girl who can play the guitar suddenly suddenly gets so famous.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/megan-moroney-am-i-okay-beyonce-new-music-1235281467/

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It’s 2005. A pre-yassified Tom Brady is 27 and already being crowned the greatest football player alive. He’s also everywhere — GAP ads, Nike campaigns, on billboards in his underwear. Now DC is calling. But Brady only wants one thing: to win, and keep winning, forever. Why? In the wake of the Patriots loss, we asked clinical psychologist Dr. Blake Song all about Brady.

https://archive.ph/newest/https://www.gq.com/story/tom-brady-patriots

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Turns out, Nicki Minaj has been pretty scary for a while now. At 2015, Nicki Minaj is at her peak "Anaconda" powers, navigating a beef between her boyfriend Meek Mill and bestie Drake, as well as her own drama with Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus. This is a very nuanced portrait of the rapper by friend of the pod Vanessa Grigoriadis, and an absolute must-listen. 

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/11/magazine/the-passion-of-nicki-minaj.html

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