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Articles in Sept 2007 issue of Interview

• CAA, are you reading this?
  by Olesya Webb
• The pipettes: a rethinking of '60s girl-group glee, punk rock style
  by Justin Conner
• Chaka Khan: Funk This
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Painting the town red
• Monica Bellucci: from the country shape like a boot, the actress who's giving risk-taking roles a kick in the pants
  by Tim Blanks
• A red-letter letter
  by Jean
• Sean Kingston: hip-hop, reggae, doo-wop: calling his style a gumbo is just the beginning
  by Anicee Gaddis
• The Go! Team: Proof of Youth
  by Sarah Wilson
• Broadway's undressing room
  by Roxanne Lowit
• Mellow yellow nights
  by Patrick McMullan
• A parting of the waves: a trademark look gets a contemporary makeover
  by Brendan Lemon
• Marissa Nadler: think songs about lost love are all the same? Think again
  by Sarah Wilson
• Dax Riggs: We Sing of Only Blood or Love
  by Jonathan Durbin
• Letter from the editor: September 2007
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Toby Hemingway: steal scenes—also steals hearts
  by Mark Olsen
• Tom Sachs: if this artist were in charge of the space program, we'd already have shopping malls on the moon
  by Germano Celant
• Baby Elephant: Turn My Teeth Up!
  by Dimitri Ehrlich
• Mariah
  by Ingrid Sischy
• Emma De Caunes: legal fugitive, empress of France, insatiable sex addict: never a dull role for this French actress
  by Henry Cabot Beck
• Kris Van Assche: the pressure is on for this designer, and all eyes are on him
  by Joseph Errico
• Lori McKenna: Unglamorous
  by Stephen Mooallem
• Casey Affleck: he's casting aside the moniker "Ben's little brother" in favor of the title "new leading man"
  by Elvis Mitchell
• Eduardo Arroyuelo: in a scrappy little gangster film about the world's biggest rock band, he's the hustling, tussling surprise
  by Julia Kelly
• The lil' blue dress has its day: to vary a fashion favorite, the news is in the hues
  by Brendan Lemon
• The National: Boxer
  by Giovanni Fantoni Modena
• Mandy Moore: bubblegum pop star? Been there, done that. Strong-willed woman who zigs when everyone expects her to zag? In the making
  by Rachael Yamagata
• Zoe Kravitz: the daugther of an individualist rock star and a rogue actress cuts her own path
  by Jonathan Durbin
• Out of this world: ground control to major trend
  by Joseph Errico
• Shots in the dark: why all's not quiet on the Western front
  by Graham Fuller
• Fashion's front line: deep in the huddle wearing Karl Lagerfeld
  by Xevi Muntane
• That special bond
  by Claire Schloss
• Jonah Hill: how did a former high school outsider become one of the most popular kids in comedy's class of 2007? By taking a buzz saw to teen movie cliches
  by Edward Norton
• Pleats and thank you: for fall, fashion returns to the fold
  by Brendan Lemon
• All the dish: chow for the armchair traveler
  by Brad Goldfarb
• Eve: the rapper-turned-minimogul has a message for anyone who thought they had her pegged. you don't know me from Adam
  by Dita Von Teese
• A flower for sir Paul
  by M. Levine
• On the road: the godfather of American beatnikism, Jack Kerouac, rises again
  by Stephen Dougherty
• Just Jack: the former furniture maker's playful brand of hip-hop has found an army of fans in Britain. Is America ready for a rapper who doesn't fit into the formula?
  by Anita Sarko
• Out witH Bob and Andy: a new book spotlights the glitterati of a freedom-filled age
  by Brendan Lemon
• Roberto Bolle: the leaps of the ballet world's exuberantly unconventional new rafter-raiser are causing a sensation both on and off the stage
  by Alessandra Ferri
• The happy birthday suits
  by Aaron Lewis
• Young steff: can an 18-year-old velvet-voiced crooner who is already making his comeback album become R&B's next sugar daddy?
  by Anicee Gaddis
• Elephant dancing: in an age of apathy, an album that dares to say anything is possible
  by Greil Marcus
• A sparkling affair
• Catch a fire
  by Albert Watson