A cover profile this weekend about the actor Leonardo DiCaprio, who stars in the coming film "J.
"Great American Novelist" declares the headline the very one that anointed Jonathan Franzen in Time's cover profile in August.
Hastings was best known for his devastating Rolling Stone cover profile of General Stanley McChrystal, then the commander of US-led forces in Afghanistan in 2010.
Last month a cover profile in U.S. News & World Report called him "the Pentagon's answer to Harry Truman" -- a "straight-talking Midwesterner" who "routinely has the press corps doubled over in fits of laughter".
It was edited by Michael Hirschorn, who happened to write last week's Justin Timberlake cover profile in T, our sister publication, and who was a truly great magazine maker before he went on to other pursuits.
On the occasion of this week's cover profile of Peter Gelb, who runs the Met, we asked the photographer and filmmaker Stephen Mallon to document all this work over two days in January.
In a recent GQ cover profile, the interviewer described at length the Beyoncé archive, a vast digital-storage room that contains almost every public and private image of her ever made.
" 'You never know how strong they are until they get into hot water.' " (To which bit of homespun wisdom she added her unexpectedly girlish endorsement: "Isn't that great?") (For the record: Senator Clinton turned me down twice for an interview, once for this piece and earlier on for a proposed cover profile for Elle magazine.
In the US magazine's August cover profile of the Wolf of Wall Street and Legend of Tarzan star, The Summer of Margot Robbie by Rich Cohen, Australia is described as being like "America 50 years ago": "sunny and slow, a throwback, which is why you go there for throwback people.
In 2012, in an interview for a cover profile in Fairfax's Good Weekend magazine about whether he still harboured prime ministerial ambitions, Turnbull told me: "I am an ambitious person, but I am not ambitious in the sense that I want jobs only for the sake of them..
Ms. Von Furstenberg was referring to her ultimately successful attempts, some years back, to revive a fashion career founded on a wrap dress that sold so phenomenally well in the 1970's that Newsweek ran a cover profile on her career and that next turned up on Goodwill racks.
