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Articles in May, 2004 issue of Interview

• Shots in the dark: you can't get much more out-there than the one-of-a-kind vision of filmmaker Guy Maddin, and his latest is no exception
  by Graham Fuller
• Hugh Jackman: from an X-man to a song and dance man, Hugh Jackman is redefining the words "leading man"
  by David Furnish
• Ewan McGregor: so how does one of today's most versatile actors live up to great expectations? By confounding them
  by Graham Fuller
• Bumblebeez 81: a honey of a brother-sister act
  by Anicee Gaddis
• Preview: Kill Bill Vol. 2
  by Lewis Beale
• Claire Tristram: introducing the writer whose stirring debut captures what it's like to live right now
  by Richard Dorment
• A fan's note
  by Tina Wiig Sorensen
• Garrett Hedlund: is he Troy's real Trojan horse?
  by Rebecca Wallwork
• Miss Kittin I Com
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Ciara: and God said, let there be crunk
  by Malcolm Venable
• Relax
• The Beta Band Heroes to Zeros
  by Jarret McNeill
• The secret machines: the band on insiders' lips
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Coffee and Cigarettes
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Jonathan Tucker: growing up, he could tell a Manet from a Monet. Now, he can sure pick his movies
  by Juan Morales
• Preview: 13 Going on 30
  by Susan Johnston
• Da Vinci Mode: Mona Lisa, eat your heart out
  by Annabel Tollman
• All the dish: Manhattan's Upper West Side bites back
  by Brad Goldfarb
• Formulas, shmormulas
  by Isabelle Adler
• Splendor for the grass
• Felix Da Housecat Devin Dazzle and the Neon Fever
  by Matt Diehl
• What a wilde idea!
• RJD2 Since We Last Spoke
  by Suzanne Ely
• Patrick Wilson: actors looking to avoid being typecast might tear a page out of this up-and-comer's book
  by Mary-Louise Parker
• Emmy Rossum: whether it was music school at 2, an opera career at 7, or a movie debut at 13, she's always been drawn to the world of the extraordinary. Now at 17, with two new epic films on the way, it's the world that's being drawn to her
  by Marcia Gay Harden
• Stephen Sprouse 1953-2004: a tribute to the man who put pop into fashion's palette
  by Berry Berenson
• Saved!
  by Richard Dorment
• Letter from the editor May 2004
  by Ingrid Sischy
• That hardy boy
• Preview: Troy
  by Henry Cabot Beck
• Melissa Auf Der Maur Auf Der Maur
  by Milena Selkirk
• Melissa Etheridge: the rock trailblazer talks life and lyrics with cultdom's latest favorite writer
  by J.T. LeRoy
• Valentin
  by Richard Dorment
• French Kicks The Trial of the Century
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Voila!
• Her name is Rio: this summer it won't just be the temperature that's in the 80s
  by Joanna Jacovini
• Preview: Laws of Attraction
  by Henry Cabot Beck
• Rachel Bilson: the surprise of this year's breakout show
  by Richard Dorment
• Flashes in the night
  by Patrick McMullan
• Love her or leave her
  by Amanda Banks
• Francesco Vezzoli: proof that experimentation is alive and well in art
  by Germano Celant
• Super Size Me
  by Josh Klahre
• The Streets A Grand Don't Come for Free
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Alanis Morissette: no one can vent about life's great hypocrisies like Alanis. Now she turns the microscope on herself and sheds her skin
  by Matt Diehl
• Rock's eternal flame?
  by Brian La Fountain
• Rachel McAdams: stand back—silver-screen star in the making
  by Susan Johnston
• Janet Jackson Damita Jo
  by Dimitri Ehrlich