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Articles in Dec, 2002 issue of Interview

• Rosamund Pike: 007's latest ingenue is Shakespeare's loss
  by Vince Passaro
• Eccentric charm, ass-shakin' attitude, and a message in a bottle from a beloved beatle
  by Anita Sarko
• Jason Patric: in what might be the year's greatest surprise, this reluctant leading man has his comeback
  by Neil Labute
• Correction
• Taryn Manning: once the bad girl sidekick, this actress is heading for the front lines
  by Juan Morales
• Twisted: it's a wrap for beauty
  by Joanna Jacovini
• Catherine Martin
  by Donna Karan
• Joy Bryant: watch out, J. Lo—there's another girl from the Bronx making noise in Hollywood
  by Susan Johnston
• Rolan Bolan: a boldfaced heritage + a bolder musical approach = a talent not to miss
  by Matt Diehl
• Now! Two hot New York city bands tear the roof off the rules
  by Matt Diehl
• Letters
• Lou Taylor Pucci: in Personal Velocity, this year's sundance winner, he steals the show with barely a word
  by Andrea Meyer
• Shots in the dark: loss and redemption-at a theater near you
  by Graham Fuller
• Jon Bon Jovi: edging toward legendary, he still won't let go of his everyman soul
  by Norah Jones
• Rene Risque: the king of electronica talks to the prince of fake
  by Moby
• Spike Jonze; fasten your seatbelts: the director of Being John Malkovich is back with Adaptation
  by Aaron Meza
• Meryl Streep: facing the myths with the world's number one actor's actor
  by Brad Goldfarb
• Miranda Otto: quietly slaying audiences for years, now she runs rings around evil furies in The Lord of the Rings
  by Graham Fuller
• Song and dance, war and strife, art and life
• Viktor & Rolf
• Keith Richards: forty years on, here's a career that doesn't need botox
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Amy Adams: playing opposite some of the movies' biggest names, she's making one for herself
  by Diane Baroni
• On the town and getting down
• Mount Sims: putting the sex in tech
  by Vivien Goldman
• A ring for every mood: welcome to a hand where butterflies, flowers live happily ever after
  by Tony Moxham
• How low can you go?
• Letter from the editor Dec/Jan 2003
• Dot Allison: dark dot
  by Rebecca Wallwork
• Hour power: objects to make every minute count
  by Patrick Giles
• Brittany Murphy
  by Drew Barrymore
• K.D. Lang: partners in Croon, Tony Bennett and K.D. Lang find new magic in good old Satchmo. Here, interview talks to the first lady of swoon
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Bright lights, bold fashion: color, color, color
  by Joanna Jacovini
• Gangs of New York