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Articles in Oct 2004 issue of Interview

• Anderson Cooper: as a scrappy 22-year-old aspiring newsman, Anderson Cooper strapped a camcorder to his shoulder and set off for the world's hot spots. Now he's got his own show on CNN, and he's not through jumping into the fire
  by Brad Goldfarb
• I Heart Huckabees
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Fatboy Slim
  by Matt Diehl
• Presenting a portfolio from the archives of Interview of 4 iconic brits captured live on Red Hot Tape
• From the Garden State to the Golden State to the Empire State
• Elvis Costello: he's gone from being the "angriest man in music" to one of the busiest, collaborating with bigwigs, composing orchestral pieces, and continuing to rock like it's 1977. Now, with his credibility still intact, music's most restless
  by Elton John
• The Yes Men
  by Carolyn Munick
• Blues Explosion
  by Vivien Goldman
• Factory workers unite! Andy Warhol's factory was a creative incubator for a host of independent movements in culture. Presenting three of the creative collectives that are carrying on that spirit today
• Grey Gardens: the spirit of Edie Bouvier Beale returns in this fall's madcap style
  by Annabel Tollman
• Around The Bend
  by Lewis Beale
• Moving Units
  by Tom Lanham
• In the cards?
  by John Gray
• Conor Oberst's sound factory
• Kristeen Young: growing up in a religious home, she lived by the rules. Now this glam-rock chanteuse has made an album about breaking the bible's top ten
  by Jarret McNeill
• Stage Beauty
  by Richard Dorment
• All the dish: a trip down Warhol lane
  by Brad Goldfarb
• 4 bands making noise
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Dave Eggers's word factory
  by Stephen Mooallem
• The shape of time: why the new watch from Christian Dior Homme designer Hedi Slimane is anything but bling-bling as usual
  by Joseph Errico
• The Motorcycle Diaries
  by Richard Dorment
• The pipeline posse: she's surfing's boswell, a woman who can tell you everything you ever wanted to know about the sport, its heroes, and its villains. Here, she talks about both
  by Dibi Fletcher
• First impressions: a gallery of picture that predicted the legends-to-be: everybody in the following portfolio was once a rookie. Often Interview has been the magazine to give them their first media break. What follows is a look back to that first moment
• Shots in the dark: looking back at 1969, through the eyes of a midnight cowboy
  by Graham Fuller
• This stone knows how to rock
  by R. Hicks
• Bob Colacello: you never know who you'll end up meeting at Interview, and as Bob Colacello, the magazine's former editor, reveals, you never know where those encounters will take you
  by Claudia Cohen
• Dig!
  by Cory Albertson
• 10 for our time: a portfolio by David Lachapelle
  by David LaChapelle
• What's that shimmer? This season it's not just clouds that have a silver lining
  by Annabel Tollman
• Small talk: mud and sweat and joy and tears—playing back the sounds of 1969
  by Camille Paglia
• A case of poor reception?
  by Nicole Seymour
• Has anyone ever told you you should be a model?
  by Tony Moxham
• Bjork
  by Anicee Gaddis
• Tom Brady: were he not the star quarterback of football's best team, Tom Brady might have been coming soon to a theater near you
  by Matthew McConaughey
• Heeeere's Andy!
• Look who just got off the bus
  by Peter McGough
• Karma klatsch
  by Bobby Crawford
• Wimbledon
  by Elizabeth Weitzman
• Dizzee Rascal
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Gee, Edie!
• Tallulah Bankhead: as skilled with an off-the-cuff one-liner as a line of Shakespeare, actress Tallulah Bankhead—brash, beautiful, brazen—knew how to hold the world's attention. Here, an exclusive first look from a new biography
  by Joel Lobenthal
• Letter from the editor October 2004
  by Ingrid Sischy
• William Morris: on the occasion of his traveling exhibition at the Boise Art Museum , glassblower William Morris has a maverick-to-maverick chat with designer Donna Karan
  by Donna Karan
• A protester's wish list
  by Andee
• The Forgotten
  by Lewis Beale
• Joss Stone
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Paz and Lola and Lac … and Edie
  by Patrick Giles
• 3 new movie men
• 14 to be: plucked straight from the vine, these up-and-comers discuss big plans, hidden talents, and the powerful pull of the Bard's prose
  by Richard Dorment
• 6 ready for their close-up
• Ladder 49
  by Henry Cabot Beck
• Green Day
  by Matt Diehl
• Galaxy 2004: Andy Warhol's superstars often took their destinies into their own hands to make their dreams happen, meet 10 folks who follow the same modus operandi
• From sea to shining sea
  by Patrick McMullan