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Oct 13, 2026
Ambar LeeHOST
Okay, let's get into it.
Ambar LeeHOST
Alex Earle in an interview for, I think it was the Interview Magazine.
Ambar LeeHOST
One of the questions she was asked was, what was the last book you've read? And she was like, I've never read a book.
Ambar LeeHOST
Oh, and then she said, maybe Dr. Seuss.
Kacey KHOST
They kind of used to be scattered.
Kacey KHOST
Just Harper's Bazaar, British Vogue, Interview magazine, Vanity Fair.
Kacey KHOST
What else? Entertainment Weekly, which I haven't seen those in a long time.
Kacey KHOST
Do they even make those anymore? Anyway, and then like specialty, like, magazines that you kind of only get one or two of every now and then.
Kacey KHOST
And he's holding a vacuum in this.
Kacey KHOST
And it actually reminds me of one, um, my old babysitter when I was growing up used to have, and it was the weirdest looking vacuum, but it kinda looked like that, and I loved it.
Kacey KHOST
But like I said before, Interview Magazine, I like how they do their articles because, like this one is Josh Brolin who is interviewing Austin Butler.
Kacey KHOST
I mean, obviously Austin Butler's very nice to look at.
Suffiyan MalikHOST
Mm.
Chris BuskirkGUEST
But you know, Andy Warhol s- um, started this magazine called Interview Magazine.
Suffiyan MalikHOST
Mm.
Chris BuskirkGUEST
And, um, you know, he was running the factory and doing all like Andy Warhol stuff, and then he s- sort of randomly starts this magazine called Interview, and it's like in Interview, guess what their main form of, uh, article was? It was an interview.
Lauren ShermanHOST
I'm Lauren Sherman, writer of Puck's Fashion and Beauty memo line sheet.
Lauren ShermanHOST
And today with me on the show is Mel Ottenberg, editor-in-chief of Interview Magazine.
Lauren ShermanHOST
We're discussing the best and worst of fashion month from New York and London to Milan and Paris.
Lauren ShermanHOST
Before we get going, I wanted to remind you that if you like this podcast, you'll definitely love Puck, where I send an email called Line Sheet.
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Mel OttenbergGUEST
The vibes are better.
Mel OttenbergGUEST
There's a lot more real clothes, which I think is really good.
Mel OttenbergGUEST
So overall, when I was, like, looking at, when I was looking at shows again this morning before, before we did this call, I thought, "Oh wow, there's so much more real clothes," like, real clothes that I can see cool women I know wearing, real clothes that will look great on people in Interview magazine, real clothes that I could use in pa- pa- pa kind of way.
Mel OttenbergGUEST
I really like that.
KellyHOST
So Juniper plays a reporter who is writing this like final story on Warhol at the end of his life.
KellyHOST
and Kai plays a intern who works at Interview Magazine under Andy Warhol.
KellyHOST
In the film, Warhol dies two days before Carly, the reporter, is able to publish her story, and together they rewrite it.
KellyHOST
They write together, and then they end up in bed together, and it's sort of a And the movie is about this tension that Andy Warhol felt his whole life between the public and the private and this celebrity culture and like trying to get to know this unknowable person.
Evan BarberHOST
Now you know a little more about it.
Evan BarberHOST
[upbeat music] All right, first big conversation from the top three, maybe Dr. Seuss, question mark? What does that mean? Well, um, when asked by Interview magazine, "What's the last book you read?" Alx Earl, who's one of the biggest influencers on TikTok, uh, very popular particularly with young women, star of a new reality TV show, replied, "I've never read a book.
Evan BarberHOST
Like maybe Dr. Seuss." The response to Earl's comment has ranged from things like, "Being an illiterate person is not the flex you think it is," [laughs] to, "I had no idea she was this funny." Um, Taylor, let's start with you.
Evan BarberHOST
What strikes you about, uh, the dialogue around this particular comment from Alx Earl?
Evan BarberHOST
First in the top three, maybe Dr. Seuss.
Evan BarberHOST
When asked by Interview Magazine, what's the last book you read, influencer Alex Earle replied, I've never read a book, like maybe Dr. Seuss.
Evan BarberHOST
Just a fair warning, that interview does have some language in it.
Evan BarberHOST
Why people are freaking out.
Dolph LundgrenGUEST
I didn't recognize him, but then I got to meet him many times at the factory.
Dolph LundgrenGUEST
Grace was up there doing, he was doing portraits of her for Interview Magazine.
Dolph LundgrenGUEST
We also did a, a feature together for Interview, so he was there for that.
Dolph LundgrenGUEST
And then he was just a very nice, down to earth guy, uh, very smart.
MJHOST
There's a fucking literacy crisis right now.
Holden McNeelyGUEST
The whole interview, the, the tone of the guy too, and I know he's probably some, uh, well-known interview guy or whatever 'cause it's for like Interview Magazine, right? Or something like that.
Holden McNeelyGUEST
The guy's tone pissed me off.
Holden McNeelyGUEST
He's just like, "What do you like about Peg?" What were the other...
Sloan HooksHOST
But more recently, Alex Earle made a shocking claim that has backfired.
Sloan HooksHOST
So Alex did a Q&A session in an interview with Interview Magazine, and they asked, "What was the last book that you've read?" Alex Earle said, "I've never read a book." Now, is this her just trying to be cute and be like, "I never read," and, like, she thought that it would come off, like, adorable or something?
MelSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Hey, it's Mel.
MelSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I'm here in the green room with...
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