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/

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