Papermag1 day agoTrixie Mattel, The Diva Next Doorverified_publisherPapermag - Joan SummersEveryone remembers when they met Trixie Mattel. For me it was sophomore year of college, smoking weed on a shitty futon in 2015 while she got dressed up like flight attendant Barbie, and then in person almost a decade later, while working on PAPER’s cover story with Chappell Roan. Others met her in …
Papermag1 day agoSound Off: 10 Songs You Need to Hear Nowverified_publisherPapermag - By Shaad D'SouzaIt's impossible to be across all the new music out each Friday. Luckily, PAPER is here to help you out: each week, we round up 10 of our favorite new songs from artists — emerging and established — to soundtrack your life. From the surreal to the sublime, these songs cover every corner of the music …
Papermag2 days agoKilby Block Party 2025: Indie For Every Eraverified_publisherPapermag - Paper MagazinePAPER is heading to Utah this weekend for the annual Kilby Block Party, aka the ultimate indie musicscape of your dreams. Salt Lake City is being blessed with a lineup of some of rock and alternative’s biggest names. This year, there’s truly something for every generation visiting Kilby Court. It’s …
Papermag2 days agoSo Chic, Very Chic: Label Whoresverified_publisherPapermag - Joan SummersThis is So Chic, Very Chic, PAPER’s examination of Bravo’s sprawling cohort of fashion obsessives. From haute couture to TJ Maxx, they’ve literally worn it all. Sometimes they stunt, sometimes they turn the look, and sometimes they burn holes in retinas my ophthalmologist says might never …
Papermag3 days agoTate McRae, Pop in Motionverified_publisherPapermag - Ivan GuzmanIt’s no question that Tate McRae’s got stamina. Watching her pulsate back and forth in her music videos, let alone her live performances, feels like a masterclass in movement. At 21 years old, McRae has emerged as a rare breed of pop girl who believes in sweat equity: she choreographs, she writes, …
Papermag4 days agoLiz Gillies Takes Over Café Carlye for Intimate Residencyverified_publisherPapermag - Story and Photography by Vincenzo DiminoThere’s something timeless about the Upper East Side. Even after all the recent Met Gala chaos, there’s a certain quiet glamour that lingers above 59th Street. And this past week, that feeling found itself within Liz Gillies, who took over the iconic Café Carlyle for an intimate five-night …
