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Articles in August 2002 issue of Interview

• Spooky visions, a visionary's latest and a new-look action hero
• John Doe
  by Alex Kisch
• Days between stations: Beth Orton-riveting or boring?
  by Greil Marcus
• Shakira: the Thump. the purr. the sizzle
  by Anita Sarko
• Dallas Friday: she jumps! she flips! she twists! breaking records and the gender barrier in extreme sports
  by Chrissy Persico
• Charlie Christian
  by Thom Jurek
• Pledge of rebellion: I pledge allegiance to the spirits of rebellion and change, and to the future for which they stand: one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all
• Sonic Youth: still saying yes to adventure and no to compromise
  by Vivien Goldman
• The Hives: the sound is simple. The look is slick. The impact unexpected
  by Annika Wadenius
• Frank black & the catholics
  by Jonathan Moskowitz
• All the dish: where the food is smokin' and lip-smackin'
  by Brad Goldfarb
• Deadsy: how academia, science, war and more share a single stage and create a singular sound
  by Milla Jovovich
• Letters
• Jucifer: the dynamic duo that has Athens rocking again
  by Michael Stipe
• Filter
  by Christine Weydig
• View: letter from the editor August
• Shots in the dark: the factory town that changed Rock 'n' Roll forever
  by Graham Fuller
• Correction
• Dirty vegas: how a broken heart became the song of the summer
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Robert Plant
  by Bill Appleton
• Dixie Chicks: they started out on a street corner and took country music to the four corners of the earth
  by Bonnie Raitt
• Lemonshade, anyone? the juice may be tart but the look is sweet
  by Joanna Jacovini
• Elton John's tip sheet
• Dave Matthews Band
  by Sarah Valdez
• Remy Shand: meet the new soul singer with motown in his heart and Winnipeg in his accent
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Jake Gyllenhaal: so who's this newcomer holding his own against hollywood big-timers?
  by Susan Sarandon
• Coldplay
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Silverchair
  by Mark Mordue
• The Vines: usually, when people call a band "the next Nirvana," that's the last you hear of them. not these guys
  by Matt Diehl
• Asia Argento: for some, art imitates life. For this dynamic actress and filmmaker, art is life
  by Adrien Brody
• Sleater-kinney
  by Nicholas Messing
• On Ludlow Street: the block with enough history to fill a book is back. NYC's most streetwise poet maps the ways
  by Rene Ricard
• Ashanti: heartbreaker, dream-maker, pop's new major mover and shaker
  by Matt Diehl
• Nicky Katt: bringing old-school cool to cutting edge
  by Mark Olsen
• Aimee Mann
  by Karla Richardson
• Nick McDonell: what one high school student did with his summer vacation
  by Diane Baroni
• Red Hot Chili Peppers: creating the modern Rock 'n' Roll lifestyle was the easy part. The trick was surviving it
  by Carlo McCormick
• Christian Camargo: feeling stalled, this actor opened a car dealership. Now he's going full throttle
  by Nicole Vecchiarelli
• Linda Thompson
  by Mac Randall
• Music of my mind
  by Camille Paglia
• Interview looks back: the Hound-Dog days of summer
  by Elizabeth A. Wolff