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  • Every week Time Out's journalists chew the fat with famous and infamous figures from the world of arts and entertainment. Here are some of the people we've interviewed recently

    • Sienna Miller

      Has Sienna Miller outgrown her 'model-turned-actress' tag? Between West End rehearsals, she tells Time Out about privacy, the paparazzi and life after Jude. Read more

    • Helen Mirren

      From ‘The Long Good Friday’ to ‘The Queen’, Dame Helen Mirren’s acting career has traversed London’s social spectrum Read more

    • Annie Lennox and Paloma Faith

      What happens when you introduce two top female artists and get them to discuss International Women's Day? Quite a lot, actually. Eddy Lawrence sits back while Annie Lennox and Paloma Faith talk femininity, sexuality, equality, Rhianna and Jordan. Read more

    • Matt Smith

      Soon, fans of 'Doctor Who' will be able to climb into the Tardis and physically enter the Whovian universe. Matt Smith, the current Doctor, enlightens puny earthling Mark Elliott for Time Out Read more

    • Ken Loach

      The British stalwart tells Dave Calhoun why he set out to bring the Iraq war to Liverpool in his new film Read more

    • Sandra Bernhard

      She's renowened for her caustic critiques, but, as Time Out discovers, Sandra Bernhard turns out to be a thoroughly lovely interviewee. Read more

    • Carl Craig

      Meet the man who practically invented techno ahead of his label's twentieth birthday celebrations in London Read more

    • Nicole Kidman

      Her film roles have been bracingly unpredictable, her personal life even more so. But, happy in marriage, motherhood and a return to critical form, has Nicole Kidman finally found her dead calm? Read more

    • Natalie Portman

      Can child stars go on to credible careers? With her Ivy League credentials and a performance in ‘Black Swan’ that’s put her in line for an Oscar, Natalie Portman proves it can be done… Read more

    • Danny Boyle

      He made '127 Hours', put on a theatre production of 'Frankenstein' and is artistic director for the opening ceremony of the 2012 games, that's what. Read more

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  1. Posted by Angela on 02 May 2009 13:59

    where are all the famous and infamous women??

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