Interview

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Articles in July 2007 issue of Interview

• Hue betcha: what to pack for a summer over the rainbow
  by Annabel Tollman
• All the dish: the fish are jumpin' and the livin' is easy
  by Brad Goldfarb
• Hot city days and nights
  by Patrick McMullan
• Lost in translation?
  by Stefani Chan
• White noise, young toughs, and diamonds in the rough
• Get your bloom on: floral accessories that are anything but garden variety
  by Francesca Kaplan
• The floor is yours
• Transformers
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Letter from the editor
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Save those copies!
  by Ileana Canetti
• A Mighty Heart
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Don Cheadle: whether he plays a thief, a porn star, or a hotel-manager-cum-savior, the unifying trait in many of Don Cheadle's most acclaimed performances is his humanity, and it's a quality that's equally apparent in one of his latest roles: human rights
  by Matt Damon
• Blunt force
  by Felice Santos
• Fifteen minutes and counting
  by Beth Wood
• Sicko
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Marion Cotillard: so how do you play an icon who surmounted trauma, heartache, and drug addiction to become one of France's greatest singers?
  by Brendan Lemon
• Food for thought
  by Joellen Gilchrist
• Oops
  by Mike Chamlee
• Interview
  by Michael Koresky
• Paul: today the man behind "Yesterday" is both looking back and looking forward. Here he recalls his early days with John, George, and Ringo; the later years with Linda; the leather factor; and the wonder of right now
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Joan as police woman: a former professional side-woman unleashes a dreamy, soulful debut
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Zoe Cassavetes: it took years of prowling around movie sets to find what she was looking for: the director's chair
  by Wes Anderson
• Joshua
  by Michael Koresky
• The body electric
  by Michael Muller
• Michael Sheen: in the hit play Frost/Nixon actor Michael Sheen once again steps into the shoes of a well-known figure to illuminate a critical moment in contemporary life
  by Emily Mortimer
• Justice: the experimental disco revivalists who've got jaws dropping, tongues wagging, and mirror balls once again twirling
  by Matt Diehl
• This is England
  by Mark Olsen
• Daniel Craig
  by Sam Taylor-Wood
• Death at a Funeral
  by Mark Olsen
• Amanda Bynes
  by Brendan Lemon
• You Kill Me
  by Mark Olsen
• Mamie Gummer: critics think that this young actress's mother walks on water. Mamie Gummer actually has
  by Bill Vourvoulias
• Marina Hands: the former equestrian's breakout role has her galloping onto the big screen as one of literature's most famous cheats in this summer's steamiest film
  by Bill Vourvoulias
• Elephant dancing: why the cool, confident sound of Kelly Willis ultimately blows away the year's biggest noisemakers
  by Greil Marcus
• John Krasinski: how many people can say they've joked with Robin Williams about drinking in rehab, gotten down and dirty for George Clooney, and invented a device to measure whether someone's gay? Exactly one: John Krasinski
  by Robin Williams