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a whole lot moore

July 17, 2008  2:30 pm

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Julianne Moore can’t be accused of not stretching her range this year. Not only did she take on incest in “Savage Grace,” but she had a Paris Vogue “makeover”—appearing on the cover of the May issue in flagrant décolletage, leopard-print panties, and stilettos. Just four months later, she graces the cover of Psychologies magazine in her more usual girl-next-door guise. Her “On the Couch” interview is sandwiched between articles on what your possessions reveal about you (jazz records indicate an open personality), “switching off,” and eco getaways.

—Laird Borrelli-Persson

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