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Articles in Dec, 2008 issue of Interview

• Interview's editorial directors discuss …
• Elle Erdman
  by Lucy Madison
• Max Steele
  by Lucy Madison
• Teresa Palmer
  by Sarah Wilson
• Nicolas Duvauchelle
  by Kaleem Aftab
• Stephane Marais
• Gus Van Sant: Harvey Milk certainly wasn't the first gay politician to win an election in the United States, but he might very well have been the loudest. With his latest film, Milk, Director Gus Van Sant chronicles the unlikely rise and tragic fall of an
  by Armistead Maupin
• Anything-goes store
  by Lucy Silberman
• 8S-Keys' debut album
  by Martha Tuber
• Lacoste + Michael Stipe shirts
  by Martha Tuber
• Tommy Hilfiger's punk-rock line
  by Fan Zhong
• Stephen Sprouse remembered
  by Lucy Madison
• Global warming expedition
  by Matt DeMazza
• Donald Sultan book
  by Glenn O'Brien
• Warhol covers
  by Glenn O'Brien
• Ines de la Fressange: the French fashion muse has always had the right walk. And now she's got the right shoes, too, as she's helped to turn the iconic footwear brand Roger Vivier into the coolest thing since Ines herself
  by Sarah
• Late of the Pier
  by T. Cole Rachel
• Bag ladies
  by Christina Kruse
• Christopher Wallace Jr.: the only thing bigger than the rapper notorious B.I.G. is the gaping hole that his death left in the hip-hop world. Now, in a new biopic on the man they used to call big poppa, his son steps into his enormous shoes
  by Voletta Wallace
• Steven Soderbergh: with a new four-hour epic about the life of Che Guevara, the director paints a controversial portrait of one of the 20th century's most notorious Marxist rabble-rousers that's too big—and too bloody—to fit on a T-shirt
  by Davitt Sigerson
• Sonia Rykiel: when the woman who practically invented left-bank chic celebrated her 40th anniversary, nearly every other fashion designer got in on the surprise party
  by Rebecca Voight
• Cam Archer
  by Michael Martin
• The Builders Association: technology didn't kill theater. Director Marianne Weems and her computer-friendly ensemble turn sets into channel-surfing high-speed wonderlands
  by Louise Neri
• Hot times
  by Robbie Fimmano
• Art
• K
  by David Colman
• New York fashion
  by Anthony Maule
• Cindy Sherman
  by Matthew Higgs
• Damien Hirst
  by Anthony Haden-Guest
• 15 for '09
  by Christopher Bollen
• Mike Kelley: we all have things wiped from our memories. Sometimes that's good, sometimes not. But Mike Kelley's sculptures and installations are impossible to forget—he challenges what we see and how we see it. He plumbs the depths of childhood, rep
  by Glenn O'Brien
• Rei Kawakubo
  by Ronnie Cooke Newhouse
• Laurence Graff: he made a fortune in rare, artistic gems. Now the dashing London tycoon is spending it to amass one of the most impressive contemporary art collections in the world. For this collector, you buy what you love. But love is usually complicate
  by Peter M. Brant
• January 1983: Jean-Michel Basquiat
• Tony Shafrazi: art dealer Tony Shafrazi is the kind of cheerful transgressive who artists love—one for whom the business of art isn't just business as usual. In fact, the business of being Tony Shafrazi is an art in itself
  by Owen Wilson
• The new L word: Libertine
  by Jeffrey Slonim
• Richard Prince: he is one of our most successful and prolific artists. ……
  by Glenn O'Brien
• Cate: the fair chameleon Ms. Blanchett doesn't have anything against being a movie star. ……
  by Jack White