Stephen Lemons

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Peter Bogdanovich
The director of "The Cat's Meow" discusses the truth about "Citizen Kane," the philanderings of Charlie Chaplin and the lies Hollywood tells us about death and dying.
Through clowning
You can laugh, but the mummified clown at the California Institute of Abnormalarts appears to be serious business.
Hitler's clairvoyant
A new biography tells the bizarre tale of the Jewish psychic who met with the future Führer for private sessions and predicted his rise.
Love motel
Chas Ray Krider's photos unlock the noir sexuality of the quintessential American motor inn.
A serial killer analyzes serial killing
The 1960s "Moors Murderer," Ian Brady, still haunts the British psyche. His recently published book shows why.
Aaron McGruder, creator of "The Boondocks"
The controversial cartoonist calls Bush a moron, says Americans shouldn't worry about bin Laden and says he might leave the country.
A smut peddler and a patriot
Hustler's Larry Flynt asks why a porn mogul and not the New York Times had to sue the government for press access in Afghanistan.
The accidental pornographer
L.A. photographer Carlos Batts doesn't want to be known for taking dirty pictures, but he's so damn good at it.
That old black magic called self-love
Sorcerer of the lens Pierre Molinier's self-portraiture is the stuff nightmares are made of.
Shane MacGowan
The life-embracing, death-defying founder of the Pogues is a king hell drinker, a writer and one of the last of a vanishing breed.
Larry Clark
Hide your children! The director of the controversial new film "Bully" and 1995's "Kids" talks about sex, violence and parenting.
Jennifer Jason Leigh
One of America's best actors discusses her directorial debut, "The Anniversary Party," and the joy of working.
The Python returns
Terry Jones and John Cleese discuss the rerelease of "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," ladies' underwear and that bastard Michael Palin.
So many women, so little time
Young and old, fat and thin -- Jan Saudek's camera makes love to them all.
Christina Ricci
Her latest role, in "The Man Who Cried," casts her as a Jewish refugee during World War II who has a hot thing with Johnny Depp.
Scary cherubs and bloody wall flowers
Artist Becca Midwood, painter of haunting outdoor portraits, is getting a reputation as the "female Basquiat."
Snoop Dogg
A North Carolina cracker proclaims the reign of rap's highest hound a triumph of decadence over the numbing boredom of the status quo, in the tradition of the Marquis de Sade and Arthur Rimbaud.
Neve Campbell
The star of "Party of Five," "Scream" and "Wild Things" talks about making out with strangers, taking risks and the pitfalls of being beautiful.
John Boorman
The director of "The Tailor of Panama" talks about his movie, James Dickey, John le Carri, J.R.R. Tolkien and brothel etiquette.
Jean-Jacques Annaud
The renowned French director of "Quest for Fire," "The Lover" and "Seven Years in Tibet" provokes a firestorm over his breathtaking new war film, "Enemy at the Gates."
Steve Martin
The one-time madcap comic deity has become the distinguished elder statesman of humor. Hey, that's not funny!
Roland Joffé
The creator of "The Mission" and "The Killing Fields" describes his latest cinematic feast, "Vatel," and explains why a cook and a director have more in common than you'd think.
In the realm of the senses
Toshio Saeki, Japan's master of erotic illustration, devours the world with his demented images of outré sex.
Swingin' chicks
Michelle Phillips and Mamie Van Doren talk about being decade-defining dames.
Jan Gabrial
The one-time wife of brilliant, tortured novelist Malcolm Lowry discusses her controversial new memoir about their tempestuous relationship
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