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Articles in March 2005 issue of Interview

• Shia Labeouf: his latest role has him battling for the souls of humanity—and stealing scenes from Keanu Reeves
  by Sarah Wilson
• Millions
  by Mark Olsen
• Beck: Guero
  by Sarah Wilson
• Letter from the editor: March 2005
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Way back when
  by Sonalii Wardlaw
• Pell James: casting directors have met their match
  by Leslie Cafferty
• Mondovino
  by Jarret McNeill
• Kasabian: Kasabian
  by Lauren Harris
• All decked out: what sets apart this season's new fleet of nautical-inspired clothes is the sense of adventure—rather than cliches—designers captured when they put together their salty creations
  by Paola Kudacki
• Think tank: how to be true to an idea
  by Annabel Tollman
• The misfits fit
• Shots in the dark: what the boxing movie does for the Oscars, the film world's equivalent of a title fight
  by Graham Fuller
• Mary Gauthier: Mercy Now
  by Sarah Wilson
• Christina Milian: a singer who needs no lessons in cool talks to hip-hop's queen bee
  by Lil' Kim
• All Rattle and Dust: some people turn to music to exorcise their demons. He turned to music so he'd never forget them
  by Chris Hickman
• On a wing and a prayer
  by Jill Griffin
• Harvey Keitel: garrulous, gruff … and cuddly? The consummate tough guy looks inward
  by Eve Ensler
• Demetri Martin: pared-down punchlines and high-brow high jinks from a comic on the edge
  by Matt Haber
• Solomon Burke: Make Do With What You Got
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Javier Bardem: the actor's actor talks to the critic's critic
  by Elvis Mitchell
• Thomas Haden Church: he's said adios to Hollywood—now he's the talk of the town
  by Debra Messing
• Preview: The Jacket
  by Sarah Wilson
• Welcome to cafe la lips: introducing spring's fresh-brewed, fresh-baked lip colors
  by Tony Moxham
• Nathalie Rykiel: the next French revolution?
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Radha Mitchell: until recently, hers has been a story of promise. But now that she has the attention of the director who gave neurosis its sex appeal, she's on her way
  by Patricia Clarkson
• Interview's big nights out
  by Patrick McMullan
• That's what friends are for
  by Jean Long
• Preview: The Ring Two
  by Leslie Cafferty
• Keren Ann: big, existential questions from a singer for the here and now
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Gregory Galloway: the whodunit may seem old hand, but with his debut novel, Gregory Galloway gives the form a 21st-century spin
  by Carolyn Murnick
• Christian Marclay: this artist makes music like you've never seen before and art like you've never heard before
  by Philip Sherburne
• Kirsten Deirup: introducing an artist equally at home with beauty and beastliness
  by Tony Moxham
• Preview: Cursed
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Duran Duran: the band that once asked "is there anyone out there" is calling again
• Laurie Anderson: NASA's first artist in residence talks to fellow traveler artist chuck close about her avant-garde adventures into the great unknown
  by Chuck Close
• M. Ward: Transistor Radio
  by Derek Fagerstrom
• Sarah Shahi: it all began when Robert Altman told her to put down her pom-poms
  by Sarah Cristobal
• Tutu time!
  by Jonty Davies
• The Upside of Anger
  by Sarah Wilson
• Brendan Benson: the Alternative to Love
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Knit hits: this season, fashion's having a ball … of yarn
  by Tony Moxham
• Bloc Party: once again, British music is coming on strong. Here are the leaders of the pack
  by Matt Diehl
• Yahoo!
  by Steven Hido
• Camilla Belle: in the current landscape of empty representations of teen life, here's the antidote
  by Danielle Pergament
• Melinda and Melinda
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Tori Amos: the Beekeeper
  by Laura Young
• All the dish: lighting a fire in the belly of New York
  by Brad Goldfarb
• Hilary Swank: in the ring with the movies' fighting spirit
  by Ingrid Sischy