Raphie Frank,
Interview Retrospective more ›

Jay's runway collection was an explosion of color - a little overwhelming, but still, a lot of great, interesting pieces (the detailing on this sweater is sweet, and the final dress was great). Kara's collection was sexy and beautifully put together, but, as Michael Kors said, it was too Gucci (and if Gothamist can see that, then there are problems). Wendy's collection was all right - skillfully tailored, but pretty ugly. Gothamist does applaud Bravo's chutzpah for making sure Wendy's wispy-voiced daughter pulled our heartstrings, though. As for Kara's and Wendy's futures, we can only imagine they will have more success: Kara because she's skilled and Wendy because she's a character. more ›

Catch up on the interviews here. This week brings interviews from Lily & Aaron. Last week, Nichelle introduced us to performance artists and the executive editor of Stuff; two weeks ago, we had interviews from Rachel (like quizmasters) and Mindy & Raphie (swing state activists). more ›

Sam Seder, Director / Writer / Comedian / Co-Host, "The Majority Report" more ›

Adam Shore, General Manager, VICE Records more ›

Reverend Billy, Street Preacher, The Church of Stop Shopping more ›

This week, our guest interviewers for the Gothamist Interview are two of the city's more prolific gadflies about town: Our favorite Bond girl, Mindy Bond, and Raphie Frank: more ›

Priscilla Grim, Membership & Advocacy Director AIVF more ›

Lots of news at Casa de Gothamist this week, so let's just jump into it: more ›

As I mentioned earlier, Gothamist is rolling out some new features. Today, we're launching the beta version of the Gothamist Events feed, a listing of concerts, shows, happenings, pow-wows, drunken posses, and other occurances that we feel may interest you, our surly, panda-obsessed readership. more ›