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Dec 2011 13

by Daniel Robert Epstein

“The only thing that’s hard to hear is techno unless I’’m drunk, then it works.”
– Wyclef Jean

It seems that it is hard to be an extremely popular musician but still be a revolutionary at the same time. Certainly Wyclef Jean disproves that. After The Fugees became a monstrous music phenomenon they stopped making music and they all went on to solo projects with Wyclef being the most successful. Now he’’s breaking into movies as the drug dealer in the cop film Dirty and reuniting with The Fugees in Dave Chappelle’’s Block Party.

Read our exclusive interview with Wyclef Jean on SuicideGirls.com.

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Dec 2011 12

by Daniel Robert Epstein

“I wear makeup and I’’m not afraid to wear women’s clothes so I guess that definitely had an impact on me.”
– Derek Grant of Alkaline Trio

Alkaline Trio is the kickass band made up of Dan Andriano, Derek Grant and Matt Skiba. They just got the song, “We Can Never Break Up,” on an episode of the horror anthology series Masters of Horror. That song is included on the Masters of two disc CD soundtrack along with some amazing musicians as Buckethead, Scary Kids Scaring Kids, Matchbook Romance, and many more.

Read our exclusive interview with Derek Grant of Alkaline Trio on SuicideGirls.com.

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Dec 2011 09

by Daniel Robert Epstein

“I use the script as the platform to go and do it and as long as I know what I’’m talking about, I don’t ever feel the need to go off and immerse myself in any world. I think it’’s much more just trying to execute what the writer has intended.”
– Clive Owen

It’’s a good time to be Clive Owen. In the past year he’’s received an Oscar nomination for Closer, had a big role in the groundbreaking Sin City and made out with Jennifer Aniston in Derailed. Now he’’s starring in the Spike Lee directed bank heist film Inside Man alongside Denzel Washington and Jodie Foster.

Read our exclusive interview with Clive Owen on SuicideGirls.com.

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Dec 2011 08

by Daniel Robert Epstein

“I think what’s fun in the structure of these movies is that the audience is in on it but one of the characters isn’t.”
– Matthew McConaughey

Matthew McConaughey is very much like the characters he’’s played in a few of his movies. He’’s easy going, laid back, charming and very easy to talk to. He plays another one of those guys in the romantic comedy Failure to Launch. His character Trip is a wealthy boat broker who still lives with his parents at age 35! So his parents hire Sarah Jessica Parker to fall in love with him so he will have the confidence to move out.

Read our exclusive interview with Matthew McConaughey on SuicideGirls.com.

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Dec 2011 07

by Daniel Robert Epstein

“I’’ve always made my own way and then I saw somebody who was just going with the flow, it looked really attractive and nice.”
– Lisa Crystal Carver

Over the past decade or so Lisa Crystal Carver has made an industry out of Drugs Are Nice with an album, a DVD and now a book subtitled A Post-Punk Memoir. The book now out from Soft Skull Press chronicles Carver’’s life in the band Suckdog, her major problems with her family and of course, lots and lots of drugs.

Read our exclusive interview with Lisa Crystal Carver on SuicideGirls.com.

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Dec 2011 06

by Daniel Robert Epstein

“Sometimes people think one type of artwork is different from another but anything that gets your juices flowing is the same.”
– Senon Williams of Dengue Fever

Dengue Fever is a band with a sound so wild you have to hear it to believe it. They are six person band with a native Cambodian singer named Chhom Nimol. Essentially they are a rock band with that bizarre foreign sound to it. It’’s fucking great. I got a chance to talk with their bass guitarist Senon Williams about their album Escape from Dragon House.

Read our exclusive interview with Senon Williams of Dengue Fever on SuicideGirls.com.

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Dec 2011 05

by Daniel Robert Epstein

“If you don’t have pressure you’’re not working hard enough.”
– Liam Howlett of The Prodigy

It’’s hard to believe that it’’s been ten years since The Prodigy broke into the mainstream with their catchy techno-like hits “Smack My Bitch Up” and “Firestarter.” Well now before The Prodigy releases new material on us later this year enjoy a collection of all their hits, Their Law: Singles 1990-2005.

Read our exclusive interview with Liam Howlett of The Prodigy on SuicideGirls.com.