Magazine Archive
Sep 04, 1998
Issue #448
Best-sellers
Encore
Oprah Mania
Sep 04, 1998
When The Oprah Winfrey Show went national in
1986, it spawned scores of imitators and a media empire. Read it
Scene
Book Article
Novel Approaches
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Sep 04, 1998
A spate of steamy E-mail sagas try to make conventional fiction look stodgy, but are they just the same old stories? Read it
Book Review
Book Review: 'No Safe Place'
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Sep 04, 1998
Scandal Power: In Richard North Patterson's latest thriller, a politician's sexual misconduct jeopardizes his
career. Yes, it does sound a tad familiar, but provocative
characters add muscle. Read it
Box Office
Cover Story
So Shoot Me ... I can't help being a Backstreet Boys fan
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Sep 04, 1998
PLUS EW's second-annual roll call of loathe-to-admit-it pop-culture
passions. Read it
Guiltiest Slasher Series Even Kevin Williamson Would Be Ashamed to Love: 'Child's Play'
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Sep 04, 1998
Digital Review
Internet Review
What to Surf
Sep 04, 1998
Webbed Feats: More than 30 sites for foodies, families, entertainment junkies, and internet newbies Read it
Jim Mullen's Hot Sheet
Movie Article
Damme Straight
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Sep 04, 1998
For the first time, Jean-Claude Van Damme talks about the
cocaine addiction that shattered his life and wrecked his career.
Now that he has our attention, can he make a good movie? Read it
Movie Review
Movie Review: 'Blade'
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Sep 04, 1998
Pain in the Neck: As a stolid vampire killer, Wesley Snipes falls
prey to comic-book incoherence in this anemic adaptation Read it
Movie Review: 'Dance With Me'
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Sep 04, 1998
Club Feat: Vanessa Williams puts the moves
on a young mambo king Read it
Movie Review: 'Why Do Fools Fall In Love'
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Sep 04, 1998
Chart Breaker: In this gimmicky movie, the
wives of pop star Frankie Lymon get dissed and shout Read it
Movie Review: '54'
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Sep 04, 1998
The Velvet Mope: This glitzy flick hustles to re-create the feverish era of
disco's debauchery, but the best it can muster is Saturday-night
sniffles Read it
Movie Review: 'The Avengers'
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Sep 04, 1998
Twitish Invasion: Ralph Fiennes and Uma Thurman don't get
mod in their newest movie, they get uneven Read it
Movie Review: 'Wrongfully Accused'
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Sep 04, 1998
Lam, a Ding-Dong: Perennial goof Leslie Nielsen plays a fugitive — too bad the laughs escape us Read it
Music Article
Music Review
Music Review: 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill'
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Sep 04, 1998
Love Lauryn: The student turns out to be the master on the Fugees singer's grade-A solo
dispatch Read it
Music Review: 'XO'
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Sep 04, 1998
Mister Misery: Elliott Smith wraps his barbed
sentiments in a dreamy, lushly produced major-label debut Read it
Music Review: 'Teatro'
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Sep 04, 1998
Cowboy Wonder: With producer Daniel Lanois at the reins,
Willie Nelson trots out his best album in years Read it
News Article
Beverly Hills Billy
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Sep 04, 1998
Sex scandals! Ruthless enemies! Cruel critics!
Now he's set for Hollywood. Read it
Monitor
Sep 04, 1998
Victoria Beckham's baby rumor and Sean Penn's fight with a paparazzo made news the week of Sept. 4 Read it
Special 'Delivery'
Sep 04, 1998
A Disney package deal brings the first of nine
animated national treasures from Japan to video Read it
Random Quote
Sound Bites
TV Article
Guinness Stout
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Sep 04, 1998
People can't get enough of the 'Guinness World Records: Primetime' Read it
What To Watch
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Sep 04, 1998
A day-to-day guide to notable programs.
Times are Eastern daylight and are subject to change. Read it
Keri Russell: The Girl Most Likely
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Sep 04, 1998
Talk about teacher's pet: The WB's
angsty college drama 'Felicity' — and its main star — already at the head of their class. Quite an
accomplishment considering the fall TV season hasn't even
begun! Read it
TV Review
TV Show Reviews: 'Any Day Now'; 'Maggie'; 'Oh Baby'
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Sep 04, 1998
Lifetime Achievement: The network for women gives birth to
Tuesday-night triplets — a Southern-friends drama and two midlife-crisis comedies Read it
The Biz
The 411 On '54'
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Sep 04, 1998
Thanks to a tumultuous postproduction period,
the film that was made is not the one you'll see. Read it
The Charts
The Ratings
Top Software
Video Article
Giving Hell To The Chief
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Sep 04, 1998
Where's Monica when we need her?
Without her, Travolta's Clinton spoof, Primary Colors, lacks a
certain bite. Read it
Bob's Your Daddy
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Sep 04, 1998
In 'An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn,' Robert Evans asks, "who's your daddy?" Read it
Video Review
What to Watch
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