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Articles in August, 2005 issue of Interview

• Pete Doherty: sex , trouble , rock 'n' roll
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Interview introduces the best of the new: the music that music's hottest new acts can't stop listening to
  by Xevi
• Josh Lucas: with his feet-on-the-ground attitude and quiet intensity, it's hard to imagine Josh Lucas couldn't succeed at anything he set his mind to—be it weathering a storm at sea or fashioning a satisfying acting career. Just don't ask him to sing
  by Christina Applegate
• Letter from the editor
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Willie Nelson: Outlaw. Legend. Countryman. Rastafarian? It's been a long and tempestuous road for music's braided troubadour, and with a big-time movie, an old-time tour, and a good-time reggae record all on the go, he's still the wildest ace in the deck
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Jordan Crane: the new poet of the grit 'n' graphic genre
  by Patrick Giles
• Tony Takitani
  by Michael Koresky
• Lil' Kim: it's a big moment for hip-hop's most diminutive powerhouse. Marc Jacobs, her favorite designer, unzips the lady they call "the queen bee"
  by Marc Jacobs
• Kelly Osbourne: with a new album that's defying those who think she's just riding on the coattails of her bat-biting daddy, the heiress to the throne of darkness struggles to find the light. Here, Kelly Osbourne talks to Rufus Wainwright, who knows a thin
  by Rufus Wainwright
• Annie: a postmodern pop singer worth betting your bottom dollar on
  by Matt Diehl
• Shots in the dark: in Wong Kar Wai's 2046, it's payback time for the femme fatale
  by Graham Fuller
• Blinging in the rain
  by Patrick McMullan
• Kirk Douglas and Michael Douglas: exploring the relationship between a father and son who have more in common than a cleft chin
• Alexis Dziena: an actress who takes her cues from Sharon Stone, Parker Posey, and Dr. Dre
  by Sarah Cristobal
• Teairra Mari: with a host of big boosters like Jay-Z behind her, hip-hop's independent-spirited new lady-in-waiting is ready to fly
  by Jon Bon Jovi
• Justin Chatwin: he may not have been a whiz in chemistry class, but he sure knows how to get reactions
  by Lou Taylor Pucci
• The Baxter
  by Karen Wilson
• Joni Mitchell: "we are stardust, we are golden," Joni Mitchell sang an age ago in "Woodstock," paving the way for a generation of artists to open their imaginations to the gleaming potential of pop and to making music that matters. Her
  by Camille Paglia
• Rosanna Arquette: with her new documentary exploring musicians' lives, actress and filmmaker Rosanna Arquette has fashioned a love song to one of her great passions—rock 'n' roll
  by Shelby Lynne
• Junebug
  by Stephen Mooallem
• All the dish: why Greece is the word
  by Brad Goldfarb
• John Legend: he may sing about ordinary people, but John Legend's journey from piano-playing prodigy to platinum soul crooner has been filled with one big surprised after another. John Stone gets the scoop on the man who is dazzling the music world with h
  by Joss Stone
• Who's that girl?
  by Jorge Cueto
• Belting out a hit: rising like a smash to the top of the charts, the belt is moving up in the world
  by Annabel Tollman
• The Dukes of Hazzard
  by Leslie Cafferty
• Missy Higgins: a pure new voice rises out of the outback
  by Ben Lee
• Michael Angarano: he may have missed his prom to film a death scene, but chances are that tux won't go to waste
  by Sam Schechner
• The Devil's Rejects
  by Nick Pinkerton
• Tim Burton: as a schoolboy Tim Burton made a short film on master magician Harry Houdini. Now he's performing his own magic acts via the movies, conjuring tales that blur the line between dark and light, the fantastic and the commonplace
  by Christopher Lee
• Uncle Sam wants who?
• Last days: it's been more than a decade since Kurt Cobain ended his own life with a shotgun blast. Now, with a new film inspired by the risky rocker's waning days, director Gus Van Sant delves headlong into a cultural obsession that refuses to die
  by Thurston Moore
• Who said Timbuktu?
  by Chrissie Defensor
• That's why it's candy for Dylan Lauren, making dreams come true is part of her DNA
• Taryn Manning: when she got fired from her first movie, she turned to music, but in the summer's hippest hip-hop film, she's turning heads
  by Sarah Wilson
• The Island
  by Brian Raftery
• A portfolio with photographs B[love]K
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Hot color for cool operators: when the summer heats up, shouldn't your lipstick do the same?
  by Annabel Tollman
• The Chumscrubber
  by Carolyn Murnick
• Ami James: a new documentary series gets under the skin of tattoo art
  by Jarret McNeill