Interview: Zoe Lister-Jones Talks "Lola Versus" and
Romanticizing New York   Less than a year ago, 29-year-old
actress and screenwriter Zoe Lister-Jones was simply a familiar
face in the independent film and theater scene in New York. Her
first co-written film, Breaking Upwards, premiered at the SXSW
Festival in 2009 and she starred in off-Broadway plays The
Little Dog Laughed and The Accomplices.  Nowadays, she's basking
in more mainstream stardom. In addition to being a primetime
star on NBC's hit Whitney, she's about to release her second
feature co-written with boyfriend Darryl Wein, the Fox
Searchlight-produced Lola Versus, a film, out tomorrow, intended
to capture the realistic struggles of a single woman after a
devastating break-up.  We got the chance to speak to the star on
the rise about how her own experiences influenced the film, why
the city of New York is her muse, and the pressure in the
entertainment industry to have more than one project in the
works.   Interview by Tara Aquino (@t_akino)  Yo