Which magazine did Andy Warhol co-found in 1969?

Andy Warhol co-founded Interview magazine in 1969. The publication began as a film-focused magazine and later became famous for lengthy conversations with celebrities, artists, musicians, designers, and cultural figures.

Warhol was closely associated with the magazine’s editorial identity and visual style. Interview became known for its informal, personality-driven approach, presenting conversations as a major part of its cultural content rather than treating interviews as short promotional pieces.

The magazine was sometimes nicknamed “The Crystal Ball of Pop” because of its connection to influential people and emerging trends. Warhol’s celebrity network helped make the publication a distinctive record of late twentieth-century popular culture.

Interview is not the same as Artforum, which is an influential contemporary-art magazine founded earlier. It is also separate from Rolling Stone, the music and popular-culture magazine founded in San Francisco in 1967.