Noname's new track, 'Song 32,' is just for her fans. In Document's Spring/Summer 2019 issue, she and Lakeith Stanfield talk dodging and chasing the spotlight.

‘Game of Thrones’ is nearing its finale, but Raleigh Ritchie's music career is just taking off. He talks to Document about perfectionism, imposter syndrome, and the enduring influence of Amy Wineho...

The queen of bubble-gum horror, and original e-girl, moved fans to tears with a pseudo-funeral at Brooklyn Steel.

The actor reunites with photographer Hedi Slimane six years after their first shoot and joins Document in conversation about our complicated present

The Southern-born popstar isn’t interested in escaping her upbringing—instead, she’s bringing everyone else into her world

Years ago, the actor requested the cinematic rights to the writer’s ‘Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi’—here, they revisit the proposal

For Document Fall/Winter 2020, the directors discuss the complexities of the ‘Candyman’ legend and confronting the ghosts of our past to push culture forward

Everything you need to know about dating during the quar

With a song in the upcoming film ‘Queen & Slim,’ Choker is moving from the indie pond to the mainstream ocean. In this intimate editorial, he explores the exchange of power and trust.

The Japanese Breakfast frontwoman and New Yorker staff writer discuss the frantic need for creative expression and the emotional resonance of H Mart for Document Journal's Summer/Pre-Fall issue

The Gen-Z icons and their post-blockbuster, independent pop are shaping the mainstream soundscape—without conforming to it

The up-and-coming musician discusses finding fame on TikTok, collaborating with FINNEAS, and her second album’s new sound

The artist spoke to Document about how she balances 8-hour sets, co-owning a label, and raving with her grandma ahead of the New York Time Warp event.

Her latest single ‘See You Soon’ explores the artist’s shroom-induced drive to spend time with herself

Virgil Abloh and Anne Pasternak discuss a "new Renaissance" in Document's Fall/Winter 2018 issue.

The artist discusses her new album ‘Cape God’ over bee pollen smoothies and scrambled eggs.

In 'Farming,' Idris plays a teenage Akinnuoye-Agbaje as he seeks empowerment through joining his neighborhood skinhead gang

The alt-rap icon reflects on the first season of his Comedy Central show, and explains why the rap industry is a reflection of American society at large.

Kari Faux, Uniiqu3, Mulatto, Baby Rose, and Bbymutha talk solidarity, unapologetic realness, and why Atlanta is the ‘hub of culture.’

Years ago, the actor requested the cinematic rights to the writer’s ‘Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi’—here, they revisit the proposal

The porn legend and reggaeton pop princess on sexuality, art in the attention economy, and making their catholic guilt work for them

On his debut album 'Only Diamonds Cut Diamonds,' the wunderkind producer rediscovers electronic music's soul.

In 'Farming,' Idris plays a teenage Akinnuoye-Agbaje as he seeks empowerment through joining his neighborhood skinhead gang

Document joins the singer-songwriter backstage to discuss the impact of technology on art and her vision of a perfect world

On ‘NYMPH,’ the artist melds love, lust, and folklore to create a mythology for the modern day

Spend this Halloween with your favorite sexy scream queens

After formal and informal justice failed her, the artist expresses her pain from past abusive relationships with expansive, uncensored metal.

After her genre-bending set at Secret Project festival, the Siberia-born DJ spoke to Document about the mainstreaming of techno, and the joy of digging beneath its surface.

The LA-based experimental rap duo propels itself forward with LP ‘MID AIR’—cementing its status as music's unidentifiable flying object

On ‘Otherworld,’ the podcaster feeds into a resurgent cultural interest in the paranormal, from near-death experiences to demonic encounters to lost time

Written in the wake of the pandemic, the singer-songwriter's latest work celebrates the power of vulnerability, community, and presence

Collectible but Not Consumeristic

Hollywood’s most versatile actor joins Document to discuss the complexity of the mind, transcending traditional gender roles, and the characters he never forgot

Samuel Ross’ Fall 2019 collection snarls with brutalist infused streetwear

For Document’s Winter/Resort 2023 issue, the horror master and the movie star expound on a possible curriculum for the apocryphal Nicolas Cage University

The artists discuss communal responsibility and imagine Black futures through their work and experience.

For Document’s Winter 2021/Resort 2022 issue, the musician envisions the future of intellectual property in the era of vocal deepfakes

Ahead of her feature film debut in ‘www.RachelOrmont.com,’ the actor reflects on her ascent to stardom

The artist on how his single 'Black 2' came to be adopted as an unofficial Black Lives Matter anthem

The actor’s latest role investigates past horrors inflicted on the queer community in the same city that offered him solace

The porn legend and reggaeton pop princess on sexuality, art in the attention economy, and making their catholic guilt work for them

The frequent Tyler, the Creator collaborator spoke to Document about growth, his booklist, and what's on his 20s bucket list.

The actor joins Document to discuss his starring role in the long-awaited adaptation, seeking advice from Neil Gaiman, and his own lucid dreams

For Document’s tenth anniversary, the writer merges personal, political, and geological histories to document a city in flux

The photographer shares exclusive images from her show ‘Raising Our Youth’, opening today at IA& at Hillyer.

Upon the release of ‘Love Me,’ Claire Toothill and Taylor Nave reveal the reality behind their glam rock persona

The Australian musician is both authentic and willingly obtuse in a drug-addled album

Cher and Josh are Covid truthers, Kat and Patrick are still Facebook friends, and Genovia has UBI

With her podcast ‘Nymphowars’ and her album ‘Endless Kindness,’ Macy sends us spiraling out of our comfort zone.

The photographer’s ‘Sunday Special’ series blurs memory with fiction in staged recollections along the coast of Ghana

Following the release of ‘UK GRIM,’ Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn join Document to disclose why they’ll keep going until they “drop dead”

‘I do what I do, not for you’—the artist speaks to Document about creating defiantly personal art ahead of her performance at Red Bull Music Festival Chicago.

The DJ's 12-track techno masterclass is great for grooving at your standing desk too

Louie Pastel and Felix reveal the emotional depths of their caustic alt-rap songs on 'BOY ANONYMOUS

Amira Rasool remembers five figures who sacrificed their lives in the United States in the fight for civil rights and social justice.

From geothermal mud fields to Death Valley, the artist explores the energetic properties of the earth in three new music videos premiering exclusively for Document

Photographer Martin Mae captures the ancient Sardinian tradition

Ahead of the exhibition, Document S/S 2019 featured a portfolio of the late photographer's color work with an introduction by Mitch Epstein.

In her new Netflix special, the comedian, actor, and “gal about town” makes jokes for the girlies—and anyone who’s the protagonist of their own life

Ian Devaney and Aidan Noell share a behind-the-scenes look at their latest tour, and an homage to their musical influences

The 23-year old producer’s second album, ‘Raw Youth Collage’ is the confusing, perfect soundtrack for our existential crisis.

The actor reunites with photographer Hedi Slimane six years after their first shoot and joins Document in conversation about our complicated present

The graphic artist discusses his relationships with Yohji Yamamoto and Adidas and why it’s time to ask the hard questions about the fashion industry.

100% ElectroniCON: The artists of the internet's most aesthetic, introverted music genre are actually gathering IRL.

Nan Goldin, Gary Indiana, Dev Hynes, and more, reflect on ten of the photographer's singular portraits, some never before published, until now