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Lucy Silverman "David Fenton show". Interview. FindArticles.com. 26 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1285/is_9_38/ai_n30931719/

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Articles in Nov, 2008 issue of Interview

• Josh Brolin: as a nation divided prepares for a moment of historic change, Republicans and Democrats, pundits and pedants, and reformers and rogues across the political spectrum can all agree on one thing: when it comes to the movies, this is Josh Brolin'
  by Eddie Vedder
• View November '08: Interview's editorial directors discuss …
• Tom Sturridge
  by Michael Martin
• Clementine Poidatz
  by Kaleem Aftab
• Katie Hickman
  by Lucy Madison
• We asked some of our friends to shoot the world from their phones and send it to us
• Al Pacino nominates Jack Huston
  by Mark Segal
• Violens: New York City's favorite underground rock band promises to swear off visual culture and then goes and makes a music video
  by Brandon Stosuy
• Jorge Pardo's summer house
  by Jorge Pardo
• Design or adoptions
  by Michelle Lee
• Bernard-Henri Levy: the infamous French thinker may hit both war zones and fashion parties, but he's dead set on changing the world order, and the idea that left is always right
  by Olivier Zahm
• Fiasco new album
  by Martha Tuber
• Harmony Korine fanzines
  by Martha Tuber
• A/X Armani Exchange watches
  by Lucy Silberman
• Jumpsuit exhibit
  by Lucy Madison
• Paul P. show
  by Fan Zhong
• Seth Price self-help book
  by Christopher Bollen
• David Fenton show
  by Lucy Silverman
• Lyx couch
  by Fan Zhong
• Dri
  by T. Cole Rachel
• Elad Lassry
  by Christopher Bollen
• Jonny Johansson: How did a brand that shares a name with something teenagers don't want become the leading fashion force for the next generation? ACNE's founder and creative director just wants to stand out
  by Paige Powell
• Josephine Meckseper: maybe it was the green-party mom, the anarchist dad, or childhood vacations with commie guerillas, but the work of this artist is a political tour de force connecting big cars, big oil, the right wing, military jets, and sleazy linger
  by Liam Gillick
• Too, too Bijoux
  by Jason Kibbler
• Giorgio Armani: the richest designer in Italy didn't inherit it, he made every last euro with a vast talent, hard work, and a gift for management that even a Caesar would admire. Like an emperor, he knows his past and his future and isn't afraid to consid
  by Daniela Morera
• Kehinde Wiley: he's a brilliant renaissance technician with hip-hop subject matter. His latest work focuses on young black men in a sadly familiar posture: down. But in a world where bad is good, being down is not always such a bad thing
• Cinema's coming attractions
  by Brigitte Lacombe
• Suitable for competition
  by Mikael Jansson
• David Byrne: the talking heads' former frontal lobe on recording his soulful new album with Brian Eno, transforming buildings into musical instruments, writing song-and-dance numbers about Imelda Marcos, and designing bicycle racks for a better tomorrow
  by Glenn O'Brien
• The splat pack
  by T. Cole Rachel
• Kirsha Kaechele: mom: a wild painter. Dad: an astrophysicist who dropped acid with the father of thermonuclear warfare. Kirsha got rolfed, visited a shaman in the Amazon, lived with radicals and Native Americans, then settled down and opened a communal ar
  by Anne Kennedy
• Partygoers get snapped
• Interview the party!!!
  by Jessica Craig-Martin
• June 1986: Charlie Sheen
• Hurricanes and Turkey
  by Jeffrey Slonim