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Articles in August 2004 issue of Interview

• Laura Love
• Preview: The Village
  by Henry Cabot Beck
• Brody Dalle: the take-no-prisoners powerhouse talks inspiration and destinations with a soul mate
  by Shirley Manson
• Full gallop
• Anthony Mackie: introducing the fiery new star of Spike Lee's latest lightning-rod drama
  by Richard Dorment
• Tyler Hoechlin
• Preview: Collateral
  by Jarret McNeill
• Beastie boys: they were once a band of rhyming hopefuls who were dismissed as a novelty act. But two decades later, and with a new album, they're at the heart and soul of hip-hop—and one of the most vital, visionary groups in music
  by Russell Simmons
• Nellie McKay: her new album may be called Get Away From Me, but Nellie McKay's unique blend of Doris Day Zing and Eminem irreverence is having the opposite effect
  by Cyndi Lauper
• Sophia Myles: bless her, father, why does she grin? The Vicar's daughter-turned-saucy screen vixen is ready for her cult-ready close-up
  by Henry Cabot Beck
• Preview: The Bourne Supremacy
  by Henry Cabot Beck
• Sonic youth: rock's definitive art band gives the scoop on their latest projects and passions to one of art's most rocking players
  by Mike Kelley
• Cannes diary: the cult novelist snaps a different side of the film festival
  by J.T. Leroy
• Thomas Jane: up until now he's been a man in the wings. With his role as a South African folk hero in this month's Stander, will all that change?
  by Billy Crystal
• Rick & Drew Baker
• Sharon Stone: whether purring or growling, in life or onscreen, Sharon Stone, who appears this month in Catwoman, is one of a kind. Legendary actress Jeanne Moreau, who knows a thing or two about raising eyebrows herself, gets the scoop
  by Jeanne Moreau
• Phillip Simmonds & Scott Oudsema
• Preview: Catwoman
  by Josh Klahre
• OutKast: they've gone from hip-hop fringe dwellers to mavens of the mainstream. But how far can OutKast's journey to the center of pop music go?
  by Matt Diehl
• Sunset … Get set … Go!
  by Patrick McMullan
• Michael Phelps: they call him the Baltimore bullet, and he's aiming for Athens—not to mention the record books
  by Allen Barra
• Dimitri Hamlin
• Garden State
  by Richard Dorment
• Joss Stone: she has a diva-sized voice tucked in a Britney body—better stand back
  by Elton John
• Mean girl? No. Mean talent? You bet!
  by Frank Valdivia
• Olivia Wilde
• Nikki Reed
• Code 46
  by Lewis Beale
• Polyphonic spreeeeeee: this orchestral cult band is a happening for the new century
  by Stephen Mooalem
• He sings, he dances, he growls. What next?
  by Renee Newbold
• Matt Taylor
• A Home at the End of the World
  by John Beatty
• Kanye West: in just a few short years, he has emerged as one of music's premiere behind-the-scenes hitmakers. But it took a near-fatal car crash—and one of the year's most inventive songs—for him to take center stage
  by Jamie Foxx
• Votes split on Franken
  by Jason C. Reeher
• Trent Garrett
• Lee Pace
• Blanchard Ryan: some actresses swim with Hollywood sharks to catch their big break. She got stuck with real ones in this summer's scariest indie
  by Juan Morales
• Touch of Pink
  by Richard Dorment
• Diana Krall: carrying the torch for crooners of yore, jazz's beguiling leading lady looks inside and ahead
  by Sam Taylor-Wood
• Freeze!
  by S. Debbie
• Dallas Roberts: from computer geek to a movie hot streak
  by Lewis Beale
• Chris Egan
• Bryce Dallas Howard: once forbidden to act professionally, a chip off the old Hollywood block finally takes to the screen. Here she is
  by M. Night Shyamalan
• Intimate Strangers
  by Carolyn Murnick
• Jada Pinkett Smith: from bold ingenue to Hollywood wife to Britney's funky opening act, what drove this unstoppable dreamer to take up music? Here she breaks it down for a fellow risk taker
  by Tom Cruise
• The beach, bottled: this summer, surf's up … at the drugstore
  by Tony Moxham
• Poppy Montgomery
• Shots in the dark: why the lure of the old-timers is still so strong
  by Graham Fuller
• From the editor's desk August 2004: a conversation between Ingrid Sischy and Camille Paglia
• Scissor Sister! The cut-and-paste band that's tearing up the charts, one continent at a time
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Laura Dern: the actress known for her kook, cool, and quirk looks to the future with a friend and fellow shape-shifter
  by Naomi Watts