Interview

View more issues:

Articles in May, 2007 issue of Interview

• Zoe Bell: how do you strike fear in the heart of a woman who's willing to be tossed down a flight of stairs, strapped to the hood of a speeding car, and set on fire for her work? Ask her to pretend
  by Emma Cooper
• Paul P.: where victorianism meets '70s eroticism
  by Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni
• Elton's tip sheet: the British are coming! The British are coming!
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Simon Pegg: how a confirmed couch potato obsessed with zombie movies and caper flicks transformed his living room sofa into a launch pad
  by Mark Olsen
• Mike White: the unconventional auteur behind the season's most barked-about tale of love and spiritual awakening
  by Jared Hess
• John Mellencamp: the grassroots rocker who has made a career out of chronicling life, love, and liberty in his own backyard talks to Bruce Weber
  by Bruce Weber
• Patti Smith: Twelve
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Tobias Rehberger: from the artist who's been called a complete original, a completely original way of making movies—you may never sit in a cineplex the same way again
  by Elvis Mitchell
• More roses for Elizabeth
  by Joan Kaigler
• The big bang theory: in the beginning …
  by Joseph Errico
• Waitress
• Charlotte Gainsbourg: 5:55
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Chris Evans: forget the furrowed-brow brooding and tortured hand-wringing—here's an actor whose motto might very well be "enjoy the ride"
  by Jessica Alba
• Letter from the editor
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Day night day night
• M. Ward: folk singers have always been the soothsayers of the times, but this one is making a name for himself by staying a beat ahead of them
  by Norah Jones
• Carla Gugino: look who's giving all those y chromosomes on Entourage a run for their money
  by Jeremy Piven
• Elephant dancing: the who, the what, the wow, and the why
  by Greil Marcus
• A fine frenzy
  by Michael Lavine
• Freedom chain: it's a chain cuts across my soul anchoring in this world—Duran Duran
  by Annabel Tollman
• Fay grim
• Blonde Redhead: 23
  by Justin Conner
• S' like a red, red rose
  by Pamela Hanson
• Correction
• The rehab rebel
  by C. Coleman
• The clear choice: how to walk on air
  by Frank E. de Jesus
• Emily Blunt: comic timing? You bet. Razor-sharp chops? Definitely. In demand? Outspoken? Underexposed? Check. Check. Check. Checking in with the hilarious surprise from last summer's unexpected hit—the fashion world send-up that put Emily Blunt on th
  by Stanley Tucci
• Fifteen minutes and counting
  by Patrick McMullan
• Margarita Levieva: chances are, this former gymnast isn't done doing backflips for the gold stuff
  by Daniel Torday
• Shots in the dark: kernels of real life for popcorn season
  by Graham Fuller
• Various artists: Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof Original Soundtrack
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Off the wall
  by Albert Watson
• A.M. Homes: in her new memoir, the novelist known for zeroing in on the cracks and craters in contemporary relationships tells the story of one of the biggest fissures in her own life
  by Patricia Clarkson
• Zoo
  by Michael Koresky
• I'm from Barcelona: Let Me Introduce My Friends
  by Justin Conner
• The feeling: the sound is sexy. The look is slick. The sensation unexpected. The rocket man gets the scoop from singer Dan Gillespie sells on why the feeling's music is striking a nerve
  by Elton John
• The spotlight's bright side
  by Josie Knight-Myerson
• Deborra-lee Furness: after acting in more than 20 movies in her native Australia, Deborra-lee Furness put the breaks on her career to start a family. Now, in a new movie about the hard choices of marriage and motherhood, she jumps back in the ring
  by Donna Karan
• Fracture
  by Mark Olsen
• Patrick Wolf: The Magic Position
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Denis Leary: the ranting, vitriolic, high-energy humor of Denis Leary zeroes in on such un-silly subjects as cancer, drug addiction, and the impact of September 11—no wonder he calls himself an optimistic pessimist. Michael J. Fox examines his funny
  by Michael J. Fox
• Dept. of Foreign Affairs
  by Bernard Lee
• Xiu Xiu: for those who think all the experimental spirit has been bled out of rock, read on
  by Matt Diehl
• Paris, je t'aime
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Arctic Monkeys: Favourite Worst Nightmare
  by Matt Diehl
• Megan Fox
  by Matt Diehl