UNCOVER GIRL

Anna Faris is someone you want to work with. She's funny, gorgeous, and down for anything. Seriously, she commits to the bit, whether that's being housed with s3men or injecting collagen. In 2011, she returned with 'What's Your Number?' a raunchy comedy about how many people a woman could have sex with without being discarded as damaged goods. The problem was, studios didn't know if she could be trusted to pull it off. In their eyes, women are inherently unfunny, and any female-led box office hits were basically flukes. Seth Rogan, Catherine O'Hara, Amy Pascal and more contributed to this incredible New Yorker piece, and its absolutely worth revisiting. Shout out to Not Aspirational pod host and actor Hannah Aaron Brown who is all across it.

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2011/04/11/funny-like-a-guy

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Brad Pitt hopped on the cover of Esquire UK last week to share a few significant announcements: he loves his new dog movie, his girlfriend is great at packing, and he's no longer sober. That last one rocked the world, especially considering the actor has been the last few years pursuing a whole new lifestyle in the wake of abuse allegations from his family. In this profile, Brad breaks down his relationship status with alcohol, and alludes to his complicated feelings around family, all while cutting up cheese. Renowned playwright, actor and AHS showrunner Halley Feiffer joins UG to share her insider POV on all things Brad, alcoholism, and pop culture — doling out plenty of hot takes in the process. You're invited to A Monday With Brad Pitt. 

https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/movies/a73336135/brad-pitt-interview-2026/

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Six engagements, four marriages, and endless headlines: Jennifer Lopez’s romantic timeline is full of teachable moments. Back in 2011, J.Lo sat down with Vanity Fair to talk about making a marriage work while promoting her new gig on American Idol. But by the time the issue hit newsstands, she and husband Marc Anthony had announced their separation — marking the rare moment a megastar went through a high-profile breakup right in the middle of a cover story. Revisiting the drama is actor-comedian and co-hostess with the mostess is Lauren Servideo, who might just love J.Lo as much as J.Lo loves J.Lo.

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In 1992, Vanity Fair published Lynn Hirschberg's profile on punk ‘it’ girl Courtney Love, who was then being courted by Madonna's record label and pregnant to 25-year-old Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. The story contained at least six factual errors and including claims that Love lied about her age and used heroin while pregnant. The piece triggered a Child Protective Services investigation, leading Love to later blame Hirschberg, in part, for Cobain's suicide. Vogue culture writer and Courtney Love stan Emma Specter takes us back to the 90s to understand what went so wrong.

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Amid the American Eagle ad-eugenics hysteria, Sydney Sweeney sat for a Wall Street Journal profile designed to give as much as possible while revealing virtually nothing. What emerged was a confusing portrait of a starlet riding a wave of calculated innocence while aggressively lobbying for industry legitimacy. If you're looking to know the real Sydney Sweeney, this may be as close as we ever get. Renowned cultural critic, writer, and host of Feedback, Ira Madison III, joins to peel back the many (?) layers of Ms. Sweeney, and uncover what lies beneath.

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