'Each story in this issue has ripped off something from the archives—whether it’s the staging of a picture, a design treatment, or a headline.'
, who is poised for mega-fame as the star of Baz Luhrmann’s upcoming Elvis biopic, sat for the same interview that Warhol conducted in 1983 with a then-newcomer named Matt Dillon.
“We are poised between worlds, and there are those who are unwilling to let in the new, who are threatened by change, and those who are open to both, who embrace them, who are hungry for them. The latter group is always being accused by the former of being careless with life and ignorant of the past. In fact, it is the other way around.
While we have no intention of forgetting the past, please join us as we now start paying attention to the next 50 years.
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