73 Questions - Season 6 / Year 2019
Season 6 / Year 2019
Episodes
73 Questions With Phoebe Waller-Bridge
While rehearsing at the Soho Theatre in London, actress and playwright Phoebe Waller-Bridge answers 73 questions. Phoebe talks about the success of her play-turned-television hit "Fleabag," the real difference between American and British humor, and working with "adorable little kitten" Donald Glover.
73 Questions With Hailey Bieber
While model Hailey Bieber (née Baldwin) gets ready to shoot her Vogue cover, she answers 73 intriguing questions. Hailey talks about planning her wedding with Justin Bieber, her desire to learn the Shake Shack secret sauce recipe, and (almost!) shows us how to open up a beer with your teeth.
73 Questions With Deepika Padukone
While visiting New York City for her Vogue photo shoot, Deepika Padukone answers 73 rapid-fire questions. Deepika opens up about living with depression, discusses her badminton abilities, and shows off her wicked dance moves.
73 Questions With Kim Kardashian West (ft. Kanye West)
Kim Kardashian West invites Vogue into her sprawling home in Hidden Hills, California, and answers 73 intriguing questions. While surrounded by her husband, Kanye West, and their three children (Saint, North and Chicago), Kim talks about motherhood, studying law, and their upcoming addition to the family.
73 Questions With Zendaya
For the latest round of 73 Questions, Vogue's June cover star Zendaya welcomed us into her verdant California home, where she plucked citrus straight from the tree and played with her dog, Noon, while reflecting on her buzzy new HBO series, Euphoria.
73 Questions With Margot Robbie
For this round of 73 Questions, Margot Robbie welcomes us in and talks about her acting career, playing Sharon Tate, and working with Quentin Tarantino.
73 Questions With Troye Sivan
Musician, actor, model and 21st century Renaissance man, Troye Sivan, invites Vogue into his manager's lush Los Angeles home and answers 73 Questions. Troye talks about what it was like to come out on YouTube, his songwriting process, and if he'll ever bleach his hair again.
73 Questions With Roger Federer
Swiss tennis legend Roger Federer has accomplished just about everything an athlete can in his illustrious career. 20 Grand Slam wins, eight Wimbledon victories, five consecutive US Open titles...what else is there to achieve? How about a round of 73 Questions? Roger takes Joe on a tour of the All England Club while talking about being a ball boy, the perfect serve, and what it's actually like playing at Centre Court during Wimbledon.
73 Questions With Awkwafina
In-between taking meetings and running errands in Los Angeles, Awkwafina strolls around K-Town with Joe and answers 73 questions. The Queens-bred rapper and actress talks about her unique moniker, the differences between New York and LA, and what goes into making a killer track.
73 Questions With Tony Hawk
Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk takes Vogue on a tour of his San Diego home and answers 73 questions. Tony Hawk talks about appearing on the Simpsons, raising a family of skaters, and just how good he actually is at video games.
73 Questions With Olivia Colman
High tea with the Queen? Well, if you insist! Olivia Colman invites Vogue into her royal quarters and answers 73 questions. Olivia gives her best relationship advice, creates her own acting dream team, and teaches everyone how to properly pronounce Yorgos Lanthimos.
73 Questions With Liam Gallagher
Rock icon Liam Gallagher answers 73 questions while taking a brisk stroll through London's Hampstead Heath. Garbed in his traditional dress, a black parka jacket, Liam cruises through the heath, petting dogs while talking about Oasis, John Lennon, his brother, Blur, and his children.
73 Questions With Cardi B
Hip-hop superstar Cardi B invites Vogue into her grandmother's apartment in New York City and answers 73 rapid-fire questions. As Cardi puts baby Kulture to sleep, she talks about her relationship with Offset, her interest in politics, her newest album, and the current state of women's rights.
73 Questions With Dan Levy
In partnership with Google Nest: Dan Levy, creator and star of the hit tv series Schitt's Creek, invites Vogue into his warmly-lit home and answers 73 rapid-fire questions. While his trusty companion Redmond sits alongside, the Emmy-nominated actor talks about his relationship with his father, his love of Japan and how much he (proudly) enjoys a cosmopolitan on the rocks.
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