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Chloe Sevigny got a headstart on being a rebel. Her first film was the controversial Kids by Larry Clark. Since then shes upped the controversial aspect of acting by being in films like Gummo, American Psycho, and was nominated for an Academy Award for Boys Dont Cry.

Now shes in the new Woody Allen movie, Melinda and Melinda. The film is split up into two...
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walkswithbears:
she's a great interviewee. i love reading about how she interacts with the different directors, especially lars von trier. good to see she's becoming more pragmatic about film as she matures. smile
mythicus:
i adore chloe sevigny soooo much.
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Campbell Scott has finally graduated to directing a movie on 35 mm film. Its called Off the Map and it has some wonderful performances by Joan Allen and Jim True-Frost.

The story of Off the Map is about 11-year-old Bo Groden [Valentina de Angelis] and her free-thinking family. While constantly yearning for escape from her sparse environment, Bo passes the time with flair and imagination....
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koenigsegg:
'off the map' was the opening night movie of the florida film festival last march. i was lucky enough to have seen it, and to have seen a Q&A with campbell afterwards. it was very cool. great guy
auralpleasure:
I really liked him in "Roger Dodger" and "The Secret Lives Of Dentists". Campbell Scott is great, but the fact that I am making the third comment is proof that practically nobody knows who he is.
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Rebels on the Backlot: Six Maverick Directors and How They Conquered the Hollywood Studio System is a must read for anyone who watched a movie in the 1990;s. Sharon Waxmans book has a chapter devoted to each filmmaker, the movie or movies they made that shaped the 90s and their contemporaries which helped them get to where they are today. Through exclusive interviews with Quentin...
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missy:
Rebels on the Backlot: Six Maverick Directors and How They Conquered the Hollywood Studio System is a must read for anyone who watched a movie in the 1990;s. Sharon Waxmans book has a chapter devoted to each filmmaker, the movie or movies they made that shaped the 90s and their contemporaries which...
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Godflesh is over but dont despair because Godflesh frontman Justin Broadrick has reinvented his sound, teamed with drummer Ted Parsons from Swans and Killing Joke and Diarmuid Dalton on bass. Its slow, heavy and often melodic. Its a real change that will satisfy old and new fans alike.

Check out the official website for Jesu


Daniel Robert Epstein: Did you come up with the idea...
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nana:
i lost the jesu gig some months ago -_-

nice interview as usual ^^
decedent:
this is a bit.. old, but i guess as good a time as any to say that conqueror is one of my favorite records of the year so far.
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Michael Tucker is the director of Gunner Palace the latest documentary to reveal the truth about the Iraq war. But Tucker takes a different approach. He videotaped the one army units daily life in Iraq. These guys live in a burned out party palace that used to belong to Uday Hussein. They even have a pool but they still get explosives dropped on them sometimes...
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super_giblet:
Hell yeah, I wanna see. I was all over that country. The palace near Bagdhad is awesome.
You could've done a little sourcing on the use of IED's in the article (we, as is Joe's, just call em IED's) by calling them improvised explosive devices or IED's in the flow and cotext in which it is used it makes them sound like two different things. But hell, you can't ask too much of the average person you don't understand shit about that country or what's going on unless you've been there recently.

liquidflorian:
Yes, indeed. The film looks promising....
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Danny Boyle is near and dear to the heart of probably every SuicideGirl and member. If not for his debut film noir Shallow Grave or the film that broke him through, Trainspotting, then definitely for the horror film, 28 Days Later. That film gave a pure shot of adrenaline into the heart of the zombie picture.

His latest picture, Millions, might surprise casual fans. But...
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xanippi:
Alien love triangle sounds really cool. i cant wait to see kenneth branagh.
xtx:
I actually liked The Beach. In fact, I really like everything this guy does- even A Life Less Ordinary- so I'm definitely going to catch this.

Great interview, Daniel.
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Zak Penn directed and released one the best films of 2004, Incident at Loch Ness. Its hard to explain this film but basically its a great mockumentary. It was a big surprise for Penns directorial debut because he is best known as the screenwriter of The Last Action Hero, PCU and X-Men 2.

The story of Incident at Loch Ness is Hollywood screenwriter Zak Penn...
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missy:
Zak Penn directed and released one the best films of 2004, Incident at Loch Ness. Its hard to explain this film but basically its a great mockumentary. It was a big surprise for Penns directorial debut because he is best known as the screenwriter of The Last Action Hero, PCU and X-Men 2...
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I was very excited to talk top Brian Grazer. Not only has he worked on some of my favorite films such as Night Shift, Armed and Dangerous and Bowfinger but its just so rare to get to talk to a person that only produces. I get to talk to actors, writers and directors everyday but a powerful producer on par with Joel Silver and Jerry...
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missy:
I was very excited to talk top Brian Grazer. Not only has he worked on some of my favorite films such as Night Shift, Armed and Dangerous and Bowfinger but its just so rare to get to talk to a person that only produces. I get to talk to actors, writers and directors everyday but a powerful producer...
xtx:
Interersting all-around, particularly for such a commercial film producer.
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There is no one on the planet that has advanced the art of turntablism as much as DJ Qbert. Qbert scratches, creates scratch movies like Wave Twisters, invents new equipment and releases scratch educational DVDs.

Check out the official site for DJ Qbert


Daniel Robert Epstein: What are you up to?

DJ Qbert: Im just hanging out in Hawaii. Its awesome.

DRE: Are you taking...
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xhippykid:
Great article! Qbert, Ztrip, Mixmaster Mike, and Craze all tear it up.
lison:
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Grant Morrison is a very well known name to SuicideGirls. In fact people have been bugging me for years to get an interview with him on here. Well now its done and Ive asked him all my burning questions. We talked about drugs, comics such as his new book for DC Comics called Seven Soldiers, some sex and going to school for the orange...
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lemonkid:

plasticfangs said:
The opening to "Seven Soldiers" was awesome. Almost frustratingly o - how can he make us love a bunch of chracters so quickly, only to tur around and off the whole let of 'em? Bastard.

As far as Morrision's persona goes...I love it. His love of rock n' roll (namely British Rock N' Roll), his impeccable sense of dress....his absolute assertions on the reality of magic...he is defined a character as any he has written.

I wish he had talk about his "Comic Writers Are The New Rock Idols" theory, or his feelings on his biggest competition, Mr. Moore...but still, a great article.



Well.. we don't KNOW they're dead yet, do we?

deadly_photo:
Grant! Me old segotia! Fuckin hell, it's been a long time since that disinfo carry-on. We should conspire for further madness...
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to Stinkfinger

its a great and very funny word

and i love to do it
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xk3zofrenik:
Damn that interview with Craig Clevenger was really good.

Do you have other book recomendations? such as the ones you name there: The Killer inside me, The Toy Collector, etc.

thanks for the update on the interview suggestion, i always liked to read about authors. I don't know if its just me but i think you like to interview them more so than other artists.

So they are definitely good interviews all around. Thanks.
ponette:
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Lorenzo Carcaterra first broke out with his autobiographical book Sleepers which was later made into a movie starring Brad Pitt, Jason Patric and Robert De Niro. Since then hes written five other novels and worked on tons of television including Law & Order.

His most recent book is Paradise City which tells the story of Giancarlo Lo Manto an American born detective that now is...
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jordan:
this is awesome....i just started reading street boys yesterday....a safe place and sleepers are both fantastic biggrin
burialrabbits:
The last two lines of this interview are fucking really funny.