Magazine Archive
Aug 14, 1998
Issue #445
Cover Story
Final Cut
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Aug 14, 1998
Twenty years after Halloween carved her name in
lights, Jamie Lee Curtis takes on Michael Myers one last time
(we think) in Halloween: H20.
Read Article

Best-sellers
Encore
'Apocalypse' Then
Aug 14, 1998
Nineteen years ago, Francis Ford Coppola's
Vietnam version of Darkness finally saw the light. Read Article
Legacy
Obituary
Scene
Style
Trends
Wayne On The Wane
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Aug 14, 1998
Oh, the hazards of Duke -- two new films
are contributing to the Hollywood legend's declining appeal. Read Article
Behind the Scenes
Saving 'Place'
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Aug 14, 1998
Competition from Ally and Buffy had declawed
Spelling's vixens. Can a seventh-season makeover put the bite
back in Melrose ratings? Read Article
Between the Lines
Book Capsule Review
Book Commentary
Book News
Book Review
Rainbow Six
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Aug 14, 1998
Tom Clancy--the reigning king of the
hyper-detailed techno-thriller--and his newest paramilitary heart
pounder, Rainbow Six, cause a hardened disbeliever to enlist? Read Article
Box Office
Cover Story
Final Cut
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Aug 14, 1998
Twenty years after Halloween carved her name in
lights, Jamie Lee Curtis takes on Michael Myers one last time
(we think) in Halloween: H20. Read Article
Digital Capsule Review
Digital News
The Fraud Squad
Aug 14, 1998
A horde of hoaxsters are out to pull the Web
wool over your eyes. Here are ways to tell the bogus from the
bona fide. Read Article
Hear & Now
Jim Mullen's Hot Sheet
Movie Capsule Review
Movie Commentary
Movie News
The Devil In Miss Zeta-Jones
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Aug 14, 1998
THE SULTRY
SCENE-STEALER OF 'THE MASK OF ZORRO' Read Article
Movie Review
Halloween: H20
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Aug 14, 1998
In the nostalgic slasher flick Halloween: H20,
scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis has another night to remember. Read Article
How Stella Got Her Groove Back
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Aug 14, 1998
Angela Bassett has a romantic reawakening in a
tropical paradise in How Stella Got Her Groove Back Read Article
SNAKE EYES
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Aug 14, 1998
Nicolas Cage is trapped in Snake Eyes, an Atlantic
City-set assassination thriller that loses big Read Article
Music Capsule Review
Music News
Music Review
whitechocolatespaceegg
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Aug 14, 1998
On whitechocolatespaceegg, her first album in
four years, Liz Phair jettisons her in-your-face alt-rock past Read Article
On the Air
Pop Culture Commentary
Pop Culture News
Austin's Power
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Aug 14, 1998
Is Mike Myers' swank secret agent making plans
to conquer the world? Oh, behave! Read Article
Back In The Groove?
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Aug 14, 1998
Waiting to Exhale proved to Hollywood
that African-American women really do go to the movies. But
will they give it up for Stella? Read Article
List O Mania
Aug 14, 1998
How do we love lists? Let us count the ways. An
unflinching look at the cultural compulsion to rank everything
from movies to erogenous zones. PLUS, we made a list (actually,
a meta-list) of the all-time best ratings, rosters, & rollcalls. Read Article
Reel World
Sleeper Patrol
Sound Bites
Stage Capsule Review
Stage Review
Siegfried & Roy;EFX;The History of Sex
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Aug 14, 1998
Sin City is changing its ways with hipper
performers and the promise of better theater. But Siegfried &
Roy, David Cassidy, and a new T&A revue prove that some old
traditions still have legs. Read Article
KING ARTHUR'S TOURNAMENT
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Aug 14, 1998
Looking for a family affair while in Vegas? King
Arthur's Tournament is joust for kids. Read Article
TV Review
Late Night With Conan O'Brien
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Aug 14, 1998
After five years, Conan O'Brien has
grown into TV's freshest talk-show host. Read Article
Whose Line Is It Anyway?
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Aug 14, 1998
Drew Carey and his merry band of sketch artists
steal from the Brits and give to the bored with an imported
summer-improv show Read Article
Television Commentary
What To Watch
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Aug 14, 1998
A day-to-day guide to notable programs. Times
are Eastern daylight and are subject to change. Read Article
Television News
Remote Patrol Keeping a watch on TV
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Aug 14, 1998
Will The X-Files' box
office success lead to more small-screen-to-cinema transplants? Read Article
The Charts
The Ratings
Video Capsule Review
Video Commentary
Reviews of five John Goodman films on home video
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Aug 14, 1998
The kingpin of sunny, guileless comedy on ''Roseanne'' taps his rage in the Coen brothers' latest, bringing casual terror and wit to the bowling epic ''The Big Lebowski'' Read Article


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