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Rolling Stone Interview: Chris Rock the Comedian on How He fi Nally Conquered fi Lm Issue 1224/1225 December 18, 2014-January 1, 2015 $5.99 TONY BENNETT & LADY GAGA DECEMBER 30 & 31 FOR TICKETS AND ROOM PACKAGES VISIT COSMOPOLITANLASVEGAS.COM PRODUCED BY LIVE NATION GLOBAL TOURING Management reserves all rights. Subject to change without notice. © 2014 The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. All rights reserved. When The Fun Stops.™ problem gamblers helpline. 1-800-522-4700. TheCosmopolitan @Cosmopolitan_LV “A ll the NEWS THAT FITS” FEATURES 47 The Secret Deal to Save the Planet Inside the high-stakes drama behind Obama’s China climate talks. By Jeff Goodell 52 Seth Rogen at a Crossroads Can he be a responsible adult and still make a living telling dick jokes? By Josh Eells 58 XCX Marks the Spot A wild night with Charli XCX, pop’s most exciting new star. By Caryn Ganz 62 The Rolling Stone Interview: Chris Rock The comedian on how he fi nally conquered fi lm. 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