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Articles in May, 2008 issue of Interview

• Harmony Korine: how one of the freest filmmakers around finally got his groove back
  by Elvis Mitchell
• Jerry Schatzberg: a photographer records a few of fashion's glory days
  by Vince Aletti
• Correction
• Santi White: if there's such a thing as punk-funk, then this vivacious singer embodies it
  by Rebecca Walker
• More sex, please
• Maggie Gyllenhaal: on playing coy, playing house, playing druggy ex-cons, playing movie star, and never playing it safe
  by Tim Blanks
• Society pages
  by Jeffrey Slonim
• Erykah Badu: getting spiritualized with neo-soul's boho big mama
  by Evelyn McDonnell
• Point-counterpoint
  by S.B. Stokes
• The Virgins: a rock band that's easy to like and hard to Google
  by Jonathan Durbin
• Evan Rachel Wood: unlike her rock-star boyfriend, this actress—who's played everything from a wholesome beatle maniac to a jaggedly rebellious teen—has no fixed public image. And that's a good thing
  by Graham Fuller
• Kristen Bell: geek + glamour = this TV star
  by Diablo Cody
• Christopher Wool and Richard Hell: the abstract painter and the rocking writer talk about their new collaboration
  by Glenn O'Brien
• View May 08
  by Fabien Baron
• Yasmine Chatila: turning art inside-out
  by Glenn O'Brien
• John Waters: how one of the film world's most prolifically wacky directors became Broadway's unlikely new multi-million-dollar baby
  by Gary Indiana
• Simone: the daughter of a soul music legend crafts a debut that's a valentine to her revolutionary mom
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• A real page-turner
  by Kenneth Zimmerman
• Jade Jagger's dagger: why drinks everywhere will be lusting for a spiking
  by Max Blagg
• The Girls of Battlestar Galactica
  by Richard Prince
• Eli Broad at Lacma: L.A.'s new art museum asks the question "is L.A. The new New York?"
  by Glenn O'Brien
• Plain, no sugar, no cream, no fakes, no frills. Medium. Plain. Nothing on the side
  by Sebastian Kim
• Josh Peck: will drop beats, pants
  by Lucy Madison
• Well done, Madge
  by Vielka Nephew
• Stephin Merritt: a singer-songwriter known for his eccentric talks about brands of chewing gum, bubblegum music—and chocolate-chili chips
  by Guy Maddin
• Less sex, please
  by Gail Stevenson
• Jakob Dylan: he's his own man, and he's not afraid to get his hands dirty writing songs
  by Brian Koppelman
• JFK times
• The wizard makes the artist: Tom Sachs talk like a philosopher
  by Ricky Jay
• You're welcome
  by Javier Barcala
• Rachael Taylor: whether code-cracking or ghost-whacking, she gets moviegoers a-yakking
  by Lucy Silberman
• Glad to be of service
  by Eleonora German
• Erin Wasson: a chain saw? A crown of thorns? Is this a horror movie? No, it's this designer's roasting-hot new jewelry line
  by Alexander Wang
• Francisco Costa: making your own mark at a fashion house founded by one of America's most influential designers ia a daunting task. But since taking the reins from the legendary Calvin Klein, Francisco Costa has managed to do just that
  by David Colman
• Sebastian Horsley: visiting the Dandy author of a wicked autobio
  by Jessica Berens