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Articles in April 2006 issue of Interview

• The Flaming Lips
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Kinky Boots
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Devendra Banhart: think all the bohemian spirit. Experimental joie de vivre, and wild individualism has been bled out of music. Think again. Lindsay Lohan gets inside the eccentric, ecstatic, and irrepressible mind of one of music's true romantics
  by Lindsay Lohan
• Daniel Johnston: he may draw funny pictures of Captain America and sing happy-sounding songs about Casper the friendly ghost, but people are getting serious about the work of Daniel Johnston
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Shots in the dark: film noir's long shadow
  by Graham Fuller
• Yeah yeah yeahs
  by Leslie Cafferty
• The Death of Mr. Lazarescu
  by Michael Koresky
• Q'Orianka Kilcher: if ever there was an embodiment of the 21st-century melting pot, here she is
  by Brad Goldfarb
• The poem that changed America: how Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" keeps inspiring hearts and minds
  by Brendan Lemon
• Gretchen Mol
  by Graham Fuller
• Editors
  by Matt Diehl
• Art School Confidential
  by Michael Koresky
• Sophie Auster: is this college freshman—with a head full of French poets and other indie inspirations—on the verge of something big?
  by Tom Steele
• Dream come true
• The Rakes
  by Matt Diehl
• Friends With Money
  by Mark Olsen
• Teddy Thompson: a son of folk-music royalty grabs the crown for himself
  by Matt Diehl
• Emilie de Ravin: how a string of bad-luck bombs—and one supernatural hit television series, Lost, which has become a cultural phenomenon—are paying off big-time
  by Paul Rudd
• Comin' round the mountain
  by Jenny Cordeva
• Fernando Saunders
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• John Lee and Vernon Chatman: with a repertory of furry puppets, some twisted story lines, and a dose of over-the-top humor, the duo behind the adults-only cult show Wonder Showzen is causing a quake on cable television—and giving the censors a workou
  by Trey Parker
• The subways: out of the underground and off the rails
  by Sarah Wilson
• Matthew Goode: a serried of romantic comedies had people pegging him as the next Hugh Grant, then came the brilliant turn as a spoiled Brit in Woody Allen's match point, solidifying his sex-symbol status. As he pumps up in preparation to play a nasty ex-c
  by Scarlett Johansson
• For Pete's sake
  by Billy Claire
• Sonya Kitchell
  by Sarah Wilson
• Awesome; I shot that! What do you get when you put a bunch of obsolete video cameras in the hands of 50 raging beastie boys fans? A concert film like no other
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Channing Tatum: so how did a rebellious jock who once spurned the drama club become the street-fighting surprise of Sundance?
  by Shia LaBeouf
• House of flowers
• A reality PHD?
  by Alexsei Rodder
• Anton Yelchin: introducing the pup of an actor who puts the bite into Alpha Dog, this season's movie with a cool cast and an unflinching gaze
  by Diane Lane
• Crystal Renn: waif not, want not
  by Brett Ramey
• Jessica Lange
  by Ann Roth
• Rob Lowe: so what's the perfect challenge for an actor who's canny, handsome, and looks good in a kimono? Playing a Hollywood agent, of course!
  by Christopher Buckley
• The decisive moment
  by John Laird
• Ahmad Razvi: transforming the headache and heartache of being a real-life outsider into a big-screen debut that's got insiders raving
  by Daniel Torday
• Going global: a new season brings a new reason to be yourself
  by Joseph Errico
• Hard, Candy
  by Michael Koreksy
• Painting the town
  by Patrick McMullan
• Snapping back
  by James Bloss
• Yaya DaCosta: from losing a contest on the catwalk to finding her footing with the foxtrot, she's bringing the heat to ballroom dancing's latest big-screen twirl
  by Jarret McNeill
• All the dish: rise of the red-sauce renegades
  by Brad Goldfarb
• Ava Gardner: as legendary for her beauty as for her tempestuous romances, Ava Gardner was the ultimate screen siren of the 1950s. But as a new biography suggests, it was her courage to live life exactly as she wanted that really set her apart. Here, an ex
  by Lee Server
• Amelia Warner: she's already gone barb-for-barb with Will Ferrell and down the aisle with Colin Farrell—what she'll do next is anyone's guess
  by Leslie Cafferty
• V for Vendetta
  by Stephen Mooallem
• View: Letter from the editor April 2006
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Emmylou Harris and Mark Knopfler
  by Sarah Wilson
• Elephant dancing: April top ten
  by Greil Marcus