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Articles in July 2004 issue of Interview

• Elton John's tip sheet: where have all the flowers gone?
  by Elton John
• Seersucker's new scene: a little bit country , a little bit rock 'n' roll
  by Tony Moxham
• Metallica: Some Kind of Monster
  by Richard Dorment
• Unconditional love
  by Tim Clements
• The Best of Youth
  by Sheila Benson
• Beyond bed & bath: starring the biggest male model of the season in the smallest suits of the summer
  by Karl Lagerfeld
• All the dish: when around the world is around the corner
  by Brad Goldfarb
• Cut from the same cloth: this fashion duo begs the question … which came first, the shirt or the tie?
  by Joanna Jacovini
• Gone but not forgotten
  by Kathy Bell
• Riding Giants
  by Juan Morales
• Rose Byrne: from war-torn Troy to a galaxy far, far away, she's been known to hold her own against half-naked hunks and special effects with a fiery brand of nerve. But She's from Australia—what did you expect?
  by Josh Hartnett
• Alex Rodriguez: he arrived in New York to cries of both "Hallelujah!" and "Is he worth it?" but after his bumpy, bruised beginnings in the Bronx, baseball's heavy-hitting superstar has hit his stride
  by Allen Barra
• The flash of the lash: this summer, the eyes have it … and lots of it
  by Tony Moxham
• Samantha Ronson: from making the party rounds with fervor to pouring her emotional life into music
  by Matt Diehl
• Cut copy: music's new international man of mystery
  by Anicee Gaddis
• Letter from the editor
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Beastie Boys To the 5 Boroughs
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Alexa Davalos: her big-screen debut will make her all the rage in sci-fi circles, but this actress is looking for other worlds to conquer
  by Henry Cabot Beck
• Ricky Fante: soul-music insiders are going overboard for this ex-marine
  by Malcolm Venable
• Grrrrrr! It's summer safari time starring seven historic cartier panthers
  by Joanna Jacovini
• Natalie Portman: what made Natalie Portman so unforgettable 10 years ago was how she burst onto the scene at the ripe old age of 13, with a shockingly mature performance. Round two begins with another small but searing film
  by Peter Sarsgaard
• Sonic Youth Sonic Nurse
  by Vivien Goldman
• Daniel Gillies: a broken heart and a dream of wowing the world drove him from New Zealand to Hollywood, Bollywood, and beyond
  by Juan Morales
• !!! Louden Up Now
  by Matt Diehl
• Zoe Saldana: beware, silly superheroes: this tough-talking damsel in demand can take care of herself
  by Elizabeth Weitzman
• Hugh Dancy: saving acting from empty emoting and flat performances, he's the movies' new knight in shining armor
  by Vince Passaro
• Jeff Bridges: he's Hollywood's everyman, bringing weight, wisdom, and a wealth of experience to the screen. Here, he talks to a fellow craftsman about making movies that matter
  by Philip Seymour Hoffman
• The Polyphonic Spree Together We're Heavy
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Preview: Spider-Man 2
  by Henry Cabot Beck
• The Notebook
  by Richard Dorment
• Carly Simon: romance, pain, anticipation—if it's a human impulse, then Carly Simon has sung about it. Now the singer who has provided the soundtrack to a thousand breakups reveals how it all came together
  by Michael Kors
• My oasis
  by Hope Atherton
• Kelis: since her big breakthrough five years ago, life for this brash singer has been a roller-coaster ride filled with self-doubt, disappointment, and unfulfilled potential. So how did she turn it all around? By making music her way
  by Matt Diehl
• Angie Stone Stone Love
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Jackman gets a curtain call
  by James Fitzpatrick
• Preview: Anchorman
  by Josh Klahre
• Sahara Hotnights Kiss & Tell
  by Tom Lanham
• Into the night
  by Patrick McMullan
• Catalina Sandino Moreno: some performers try to lose their accents. She likes hers
  by Lewis Beale
• Preview: King Arthur
  by Elizabeth Weitzman
• The Roots The Tipping Point
  by Malcolm Venable
• Ryan McGinley: "shoot what you know," they say … this photographer does just that
  by Karin Nelson
• Preview: I, Robot
  by Jarret McNeill
• Shots in the dark: even though in real life older women and younger men seem to be doing just fine, in the movies they're still doomed
  by Graham Fuller
• Brian Wilson: "I just wasn't made for these times," is what he once sang. But now with his new album, the original beach boy is riding a wave of good vibrations
  by Elton John
• Angels abound
  by J. Saunder
• Before Sunset
  by Juan Morales