Kristen Stewart shot to fame in her teens as an actress in the “Twilight” series. But by her mid-20s, she largely rejected acting in big-budget movies in favor of subtler and more emotionally varied independent work. Now 35, she has directed her first feature film, “The Chronology of Water,” and joined “The Interview” to talk about filmmaking, celebrity and more. #KristenStewart #TheInterview #movies

This is my friend John Ahearn, a legendary sculptor who has spent his life honoring Bronx residents through his work. He mentored me from 2014 to 2017, during some of my most formative years as an artist, and today I wanted to sit down with him so you could get to know the man who helped shape me. I hope his sculptures move you the way they’ve always moved me. He’s dedicated decades to the art world, and his impact deserves to be seen and supported. #JohnAhearn #SouthBronx

This is Austin Baker, a self-made tech CEO who bought a McLaren to celebrate 15 years of hard work. And this is Officer Daniel Turpin, a cop who saw a Black man in a supercar and assumed he was a criminal. During a routine stop, Officer Turpin mocked Austin, handcuffed him on the side of the road, and accused him of being a drug dealer—all because he couldn't believe a Black man in a t-shirt could afford a $300,000 vehicle. Turpin thought he was making a big bust. He didn't realize he was arrest