TITLE: DETAILS Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: April 2005; volume 23 issue 06
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COVER: MATTHEW McCONAUGHEY Drinks Tequila for Breakfast.
COVER Photograph by Tom Munro. All Clothing by Ralph Lauren Purple Label. Watch by Cartier. Styling by Paul Stura.

FEATURES:
MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY ! Nexttimeyou see an Airstream cruising down the highway, check who's behind the wheel: it might just be everybody's favorite bongo-playing leading man, trying to get lost. 1 BY DAVID AMSDEN.

NATURAL SELECTION The new denim line from the founders of Rogan happens to be made of organic cotton, but you don't need to rock a hemp bracelet to wear it. BY KAYLEEN SCHAEFER.

T H E NEXT BIG THING These rockers, writers, actors, and artists aren't strutting down the red carpet just yet, but they're jockeying for position at the curb.

THE RICHEST RIDE ON THE ROAD Any joker with excess cash can drive a Ferrari. For the true speed freaks, only a hand-made car will do. BY IAN DALY.

YOU ARE NOT A BRAND Forget hard work and persistence—the sure route to success in today's market is turning yourself into a recognizable product. BY JEFF GORDINIER.

FASHION:
T I E GAME Whether you prefer clashing patterns or a more uniform front, a crisp collar and knotted silk are always a perfect match. PHOTOGRAPHS BY AARON WARD.

KNOW + TELL:
OPENER Cockfighting, celebrity deaths, and the Internet-porn capital of the world. Plus: the stranger-slapping fad that's sweeping Great Britain. BY TIMOTHY HODLER.

C U LT U R E Ridley Howard's epic canvases. Plus: Four Seasons restaurant co-owner Julian Niccolini on how to slip out through the kitchen with your mistress.

DRINKS The truth about ordering expensive wine, essential tools for your home bar, and some bottles you should be uncorking.

SCENES the Palindrome players tell all. Plus: America's unforgivable knack for botching British TV shows, and a classic red-scare epic for the discriminating capitalist pig-dog.

GOODS High-class parlor games, a chair too beautiful to sit in, and refined luggage that'll turn heads at customs. Plus: new sunglasses for spring.

DESTINATIONS Dogs, dentists, and dildos in Frankfurt; waves, kava, and donuts in Fiji.

S T Y L E Psychedelic flavors from Obedient Sons. and the timeless mystique of the Helmut Lang jean. Plus: Lisbon's couture outposts.

RIDES The new Mercedes-Benz M-Class and the retro styling of the Karmann Ghia.

SOUNDS Sea shanties from the Decemberists and deft strains from Daft Punk. Plus: the prophecies of Pink Floyd. BY BART BLASENGAME.

WORDS Stark Americana through the lens of Robert Bechtle and a new novel from Kazuo Ishiguro. Plus: Jon Ronson on how to fend off terrorists.

K E A N ET R O The color-obsessed designer counsels the timid on how to put some whimsy in their wardrobe.

DOSSIER:
HOT FOR TEACHER We know it's wrong when schoolmarms turn teenagers into sex slaves. So why are we cheering for the little guy? BY BART BLASENGAME.
AVOIDING THE HEDGE-FUND TRAP How to make money in the murky waters of anything-goes investing. BY PAUL KEEGAN.
STOP WEARING THAT HOODIE UNDER YOUR BLAZER I The look might have been subversive once; now it just adds extra bulk. BY SIMON DUMENCO.
TASER INC.'S SHOCK VALUE 1It'sa50,000-volt stun gun that cops love. But as reports of Taser-related deaths climb toward 100, the company and its two young founders are under fire. BY JONATHAN SABIN.
KISSING ASS IS GOOD FOR YOUR CAREER Licking the boss's boots may seem repulsive, but anyone intent on climbing the ladder has got to learn to pucker up. BY BRIAN FARNHAM.
DON'T BE AFRAID OF WHITE WINE Why manly men should get over themselves and sip a nice, refreshing Pouilly-Fume_ I BY BRETT MARTIN.
IT'S OKAY IF YOUR WIFE IS UGLY 1Takeit from John Edwards--some of the happiest husbands around married down. I BY BART BLASENGAME.
ENOUGH WITH THE POKER ALREADY How Hollywood ruined a real American game. BY IAN SPIEGELMAN.
ARE ALL CHILD STARS DOOMED? 1 Hollywood kids used to be content sneaking a nip of scotch; now they're snorting Ritalin on the sly. I BY BRUCE WAGNER.
MEMORIES OF VIETNAM To see what Iraq might look like in 30 years, go to East Asia. ' BY ANTHONY SWOFFORD.
SEX AND THE SINGLE WOMAN 1The ladies are down with one-night stands now. This is what men always wanted, right? Right? I BY AUGUSTEN BURROUGHS.
TALKING SEX WITH MOM What do you say when your mother writes a memoir about her trysts with Sinatra and Brando? I BY ANDERSON COOPER.

WISEGUY: A L GREEN I The soul crooner on ribs, Elvis, and why he got Cream of wheat thrown in his face. I BY PETE WELLS.
THE DETAILS:
STYL E The new relaxed tailoring: short trench coats and bright ties; shiny khaki suits and cap-toe oxfords.
MAINTENANCE Classic colognes as essential as a pair of broken-in jeans.
ANTHROPOLOGY GAY OR PLASTIC SURGEON? One nips and tucks; the other lips and sucks. Try to relax--the doctor is in!.


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