TITLE: DETAILS Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: November 2005; volume 24 issue 02
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COVER: COLIN FARRELL Drinks smokes and screws -- and then drinks some more.

THE POWER 50:
THE DETAILS LIST The Google guys collect $7 billion in cash, young Republicans take over the RNC, and Vince Vaughn quadruples his asking price, collecting eight figures per film_ And on our fourth annual Power List, they're all less influential than a 4-year-old jug-eared Cambodian adoptee.

FEATURES:
CUSTOM MADE The tailors of Savile Row will design pockets to carry your iPod and BlackBerry. Suddenly a view generation is stoked to be buying bespoke. BY GODFREY DEENY.

COLIN FARRELL The swashbuckling star of Terrence Malick's The New World will conquer any territory--as long as there's a good pub. BY JOSH DEAN.

WABASH COLLEGE At one of America's last all-male colleges, taking out the female factor has preserved political incorrectness and turned linebackers into poetry buffs. BY JEFF GORDINIER.

S W I N G K I D Why is Rachel McAdams following her breakout role in Wedding Crashers by sleeping in a Costa Rican crack house and playing ugly? BY STEVEN KOTLER FASHION.

FASHION: FORMAL OFFER I You don't have to wear the same old thing to every black-tie affair. Lose the bow tie or add a black shirt. PHOTOGRAPHS BY SKYE PARROTT.

KNOW + TELL:
O P E N E R I Bubble-gum art, gasoline girls, and a costly game of rock-paper-scissors.
C U LT U R E Dive into the Day-Glo Warholian universe of art collective Assume Vivid Astro Focus. Plus: Four Seasons restaurant co-owner Julian Niccolini on how to get drunk without getting a hangover.
D R I N K S l You can do more with tequila than body shots. Here are three classic cocktails that require no licking or sucking.
S C E N E S George Clooney enters Edward R. Murrow's no-spin zone in Good Night, and Good Luck. Plus: Pierce Brosnan trades suave for creepy in The Matador.
C O O D S Caviar service that's fit for Petrossian's royal Tsar Imperial. Plus: designer hard-case luggage you'll actually look forward to packing.
ST Y L E 1 Levi's turns the durable 501 into an art proiect and busts the four-figure barrier in the process. Plus: the must-have classic sneaker that's not named after Chuck Taylor.
R I D E S I Saturn and Pontiac try to capture the spirit of the roadster at half the price. Plus: the highway they call the Road to Paradise. BY IAN DALY.
SOUNDS I Get giddy and gone with the Go! Team. Plus: Fiona Apple does her Wilco impression, and the creators of alt-country get a five-disc collection. BY BART BLASENGAME.
W O R D S I Bar Mitzvah Disco's kitschy photographic evidence of great moments in teenage Judaism. Plus: Chip Kidd's 400 best book covers, and George Saunders on an overlooked Kerouac classic.
DESIGNER l Tokyo's noir nobleman Yohji Yamamoto gives us the skinny on how to tell what a woman is like in bed with one glance.
DOSSIER.
S N I F F I N C BEAUTY When Kate Moss got caught in a snowstorm, hypocritical fashionistas gave her the cold shoulder. Truth is, she couldn't have been hotter. BY BART BLASENGAME.
MAKING YOUR MARK AT THE OFFICE The stuff of Shakespearean dramas also inspires the best first impressions at work--bold moves, ball-busting, and perhaps a little bloodshed. BY CLIVE THOMPSON.


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