Media Lawsuits, Drama Bring End to Andy Warhol-Founded Interview Magazine Lawsuits, Drama Bring End to Andy Warhol-Founded 'Interview' Magazine Created by Andy Warhol nearly 50 years ago, Interview has folded amid legal disputes with former staffers. Victoria Stein May 22 2018 2:16 PM EST March 12 2019 10:42 PM EST The magazine -- which featured celebrities and other notables interviewing each other -- suffers a sad end thanks to lawsuits and fighting among former staffmembers. Media Video Arts & Entertainment Crime
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