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Entertainment Weekly Magazine
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ISSUE DATE:
OCTOBER 22, 1999; No. 508
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Hire HEATHER LOCKLEAR.
ON THE COVER:
Heather Locklear
photographed for EW by
Matthew Rolston on
Sept. 29, 1999, in
New York City.
NEWS & NOTES:
Lost Horizons What ever happened to Julia Roberts' The W men, Freddy vs. Jason, the Fugees' next CD, and other projects?...Double Jeopardy might create a new genre: Female-empowerment flicks...Hot Sheet... Flashes... Monitor.
If We Ran TV David Duchovny directs, networks put good scripts before star power, and we launch the Heather Locklear Channel, BY JOHN SELLERS & EW STAFF
His Back Pages Once upon a time, Bob Dylan was pop's prime visionary. A new book of vintage photos brings it all back home. BY TOM SINCLAIR
Monroe Doctrine For sale: The sharp wit and tortured soul of Marilyn Monroe. Recently revealed scripts--an-notated in her own hand--are up for sale. BY STEVE D A LY.
Making Their Beauty Marks After a decade of acting each, American Beauty teens Mena Suvari and Thora Birch get a rosy reception in Hollywood. BY DAVID H O C H M A N.
Fever Pitch The white suit. The Bee Gees songs. The Donna Pescow look-alike. Broadway's Saturday Night Fever has it all, even a dancing box office. PLUS: A preview of more fall theater. BY ANDREW ESSEX.
WHO'S SUVARI NOW? With her cheerieading turn in American Beauty, Mena Suvari has arrived.
REVIEWS:
MOVIES:
LISA SCHWARZBAUM on Fight Club; also The Story of Us, The Straight Story, julien donkey-boy, Superstar, and Joe the King. PLUS: Reel World.
TELEVISION:
KEN TUCKER on The West Wing. PLUS: Wing's cast and their White House counterparts; On the Air; Remote Patrol; What to Watch.
BOOKS:
BENJAMIN SVETKEY onJohn Irving's My Movie Business. PLUS: Between the Lines; reviewers' hatchet jobs on Dutch; Barbie books.
MUSIC:
CHRIS WILLMAN on Woodstock 99; also Eurythmics' Peace. PLUS: Vide - Music Arcade; Hear and Now.
VIDEO:
MICHAEL SAUTER on Life and other Eddie Murphy movies. PLUS: Fast Forward,
INTERNET:
NOAH R O B I S C H O N on filmmakers who have logged on to the Internet. PLUS: Bizkit Blaster and other celeb videogames we'd like to see.
DEPARTMENTS:
CONTROVERSY Teen-pop heavyweights 'N Sync and the Backstreet Boys tune up for a turf war.
BIZ MTV's Total Request Live, a smash with the bicycle set, is also a record-biz influence peddler.
MAIL Readers are blown away by our special Buffy issue; defending Garth Brooks' In...The Life of Chris Gaines; actor Taye Diggs objects to our description of The Best Man.
ENCORE Oct. 24,1991: Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry dies of a heart attack.
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