73 Questions Answered By Your Favorite Celebs

We catch up with Blake Lively to ask some questions and discover our next new obsession: Truffle pappardelle at Scalinatella.

We met up with Iggy Azalea at her studio in Los Angeles and asked her 73 questions. Watch to hear how she feels about being famous, what the biggest misconception is about her, and more.

Emily Ratajkowski invites us into her artsy L.A. loft for a game of chess, a record-listening party, and an impromptu drawing session. The model and actress fills us in on what she would do as president, why Patti Smith is her fashion icon, and the one thing nobody knows about Lena Dunham.

Daniel Radcliffe plays ping-pong with us and answers 73 questions on everything from his desire to star in Guys and Dolls to what he would bring on a one-way trip to Mars. What's something he knows about Harry Potter that no one else does? Watch and find out.

James Corden opens up about his biggest fear, Carpool Karaoke with Beyoncé, his dream guest lineup, and shows viewers how he gets around the office in the latest installment of 73 Questions.

Simone Biles takes us to her Olympic training facility and talks about her dream date with Zac Efron, the taste of her gold medals, and dealing with the paparazzi.

We follow Amy Adams to her Vogue cover shoot with Annie Leibovitz and ask her 73 questions about her life and what we can expect to see from her next.

Serena Williams talks about the most romantic thing a guy has ever done for her, that time she tried body bowling, and the one sport she's actually bad at.

Lupita Nyong'o reveals a few of her many talents, from speaking Swahili, to showing off her impressive hula hoop skills. The Oscar-winning actress also reflects on what it was like to move to Mexico at age 16 without her parents, how she learned to cry on demand, what life was like as a Hollywood production assistant, and what it took to bring her Star Wars character to life.

Fashion designer Donatella Versace invites Vogue into her beautiful Milan apartment (previously owned by the late Gianni Versace) and talks about the legacy of Gianni Versace, the future of fashion, and the most common misconceptions about her.

Supermodel Ashley Graham invites us in for some tea and reveals how she met her husband, which product she absolutely cannot live without, and more.

Actress and comedian Lilly Singh invites Vogue into her colorful, Skittles-filled home and answers 73 questions. Lilly talks about how she first found success creating videos, shows off her rapping abilities, and dances the Carlton.

On the eve of the Met Gala, "Master of None" co-creator Aziz Ansari makes us a smoothie while answering 73 unexpected questions. Aziz talks about his childhood crush on Elaine Benes, his displeasure with the term "foodie," and tries to rank his favorite Kanye West albums.

When it comes to Vogue, legendary supermodel Cindy Crawford has done it all. The one thing the prolific cover star hasn't done yet is answer 73 Questions. Cindy invites Vogue inside her Malibu home and discusses her family, her all-time favorite photo shoot and gives her best advice for up-and-coming models.

Lena Dunham takes us inside her colorful home and talks about how she met Jack Antonoff, never wearing a bra, and what she would tell Donald Trump if she had a minute of his time.

The Late Night with Seth Meyers host shares what it was like being head writer at SNL, talks shop with Fred Armisen, and tells us the one thing he wants Anna Wintour to know.

Rapper, producer, clothing designer, and entrepreneur Sean "Diddy" Combs invites Vogue into his Los Angeles home and answers 73 questions. In this episode, Diddy (who refers to himself as "Love") talks about his biggest weakness, Biggie's legacy, and his greatest inspiration.

Black-ish star Tracee Ellis Ross invites Vogue into her home to take a shot at answering 73 Questions.