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Details - November 1997
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Well, since you're a rap fan, I thought I'd test your skill with lyrics. Here's the game: I start a song, then you finish it. Sometimes my impulsive answers are a little smutty. I could get myself into trouble. Let's hope so.

"Please allow me to introduce myself / I'm a..." "An actress." My latest project is Scream: The Sequel. I'm a sinful sorority sister who is sincerely full of shit all the time. I'd get into a lot of trouble if I told you what happens, since I signed a confidentiality contract. People might also know me from Nothing to Lose or (rolls her eyes) from Beverly Hills, 90210 or (really rolls her eyes) from Noxzema commercials. At least once a day someone will go "Aren't you the Noxzema girl?" -- and the commercials have been off the air for three or four years. I'm losing roles because people still associate me with being very young, and I'm not -- I just turned twenty-five. I guess I could check myself into rehab for too much coffee and cigarettes. (laughs) Or maybe I'll pretend I'm on heroin.

"You know that it would be untrue / You know that I would be a liar / If I was to say to you..." "That I'm an angel." People have told me that I have an innocent face, but it's just because I have big eyes. But we all have crimes and sins we're uncomfortable with. I smoke, I have a foul mouth at times, I'm not polite all the time...

"I'm proud to be a coal miner's daughter / I remember well..." "Thinking my daddy was a black man." I grew up in Hazard, Kentucky -- my great-great-grandparents were bootleggers, my grandfather died of black lung, and my father is a coal miner too. I only saw him when he came home from work, because he left very early in the morning. He would come home covered in oil and coal dust and soot, so I would say to my mom, "Is my daddy a black man?"

"I learned the truth at seventeen / That life..." "Is filled with surprises." At seventeen, I had survived living in New York City for two years. I was having sex, finally. (laughs) That was my big thing -- I had just started having sex with my boyfriend [now her fiancé, Money Talks and rap video director Brett Ratner], and I hadn't had much experience. My parents didn't approve of me moving to New York, but I threatened that if they made me come home I would become a prostitute (laughs) or something really terrible.

"Elvis was a hero to most / But he..." "Didn't mean shit to me / He was straight-out racist, simple and plain / Motherfuck him and John Wayne." God, that song is so brilliant. Elvis is not my favorite, but he was big in Kentucky. I definitely wanted to get away from country music. That's probably why I went to the extreme of rap and hip-hop -- it's very honest and raw and new.

"I know what boys like / I know what guys want / I know what boys like / Boys like, boys like..." I almost just said the dirtiest thing in the world, "Boys like-" Oh, fuck! I'll say it nicely. "Boys like sex." So do girls, probably more than boys. For girls it's usually more emotional, but it can just be I need to get laid right now. You feel better after! I guess the perfect guy would have a detachable penis -- when he goes out of town you could detach it, so he'd think with his brain and not his...

"Don't push me 'cause I'm close to the edge / I'm trying not to..." "Go insane." It drives me crazy not knowing what my next job is. I can't sleep when I'm not working. I'm really high one day, then really low the next. Before I got Scream, I didn't work from January to June, so I was going a bit crazy. In L.A. there are movie billboards everywhere, and you can become obsessed: "Oh, I didn't get that job...I didn't get that part..."

"East Coast girls are hip, I really dig those styles they wear / And the Southern girls, with the way they talk, they..." "Hypnotize you." When I was fifteen, trying to get into Nell's because it was the place to go in New York City, the Southern accent was very useful. You can say something really provocative and it still sounds sweet.

"All you need is..." My doctor said I had tire-tread lips from the age of four. He said, "She's going to be very sexy. She's got a wonky mouth and tire-tread lips." Yeah. And eyebrows that meet in the middle. Wonderful.

"A cup of coffee and a cigarette." (laughs) I've asked two boys out -- and they went out with me. I basically just said, "I really really fancy you. How do you feel about it, mate? Come back with me!" And they ended up being relationships. I've never had flings or one-night stands. I've only had four relationships in my life.

"Mmm-bop, ba-duba-dop, ba-du-dop, ba-du-bop, ba-dupa-dop-ba-du..." Please stop.

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