Roderick StanleyFrom murder capital to musical haven — how Baltimore is changing kids’ livesThe city’s orchestra is on tour, but it’s at home that it’s making a real difference (Published in The Times, August 24, 2018)Sep 8, 2018Sep 8, 2018
Roderick StanleyWhen Scarlett Johansson made a record with Pete YornMovie star Scarlett Johansson has taken a break from acting to sing duets with the well-connected musician Pete Yorn (Published in The…Jul 29, 2018Jul 29, 2018
Roderick StanleyLaurie Anderson: ‘Lou Reed was one of the few men I’ve ever met who could cry’As Lou Reed’s early poems are published for the first time, his widow Laurie Anderson talks to Roderick Stanley (First published in The…Jul 28, 2018Jul 28, 2018
Roderick StanleyBlock Rockin’ EatsNew York is the kind of town where you can find everything from dollar-a-slice pizza to shell-boiled duck embryos in the space of a single…Mar 10, 2018Mar 10, 2018
Roderick StanleyHow playing a racist cop in Three Billboards won Sam Rockwell a Golden GlobeThe actor received an award for his role in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. Next up? George W BushFeb 8, 2018Feb 8, 2018
Roderick StanleyHow Gregory Crewdson captured the dark heart of America, with a little help from his friendsAs he prepares for a London show, the photographer explains how he found his new muse in the forests of Massachusetts. (Published The…Aug 15, 20171Aug 15, 20171
Roderick StanleyGenesis P-Orridge: In He/r Own WordsIn summer 2016, I went to visit artist, musician and all-round visionary Genesis P-Orridge at he/r apartment in New York’s Lower East Side…Mar 8, 2017Mar 8, 2017
Roderick StanleyBryce Dallas Howard: on Gold, Black Mirror, and her first sip of alcohol“There was a simple joy in playing someone with big hair and big boobs.”Feb 17, 2017Feb 17, 2017
Roderick StanleyDizzee Rascal, interviewed in 2003After I went to see Dizzee Rascal perform his explosive 2003 debut Boy in Da Corner in its entirety in New York earlier this year, I…Oct 29, 2016Oct 29, 2016
Roderick StanleySteve Reich at 80As the minimalist composer Steve Reich approaches 80, he discusses how he changed the face of music — and where he goes from hereSep 20, 2016Sep 20, 2016