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Nov 13, 1998
Issue #458
Cover Story
The Girls of Summer
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Nov 13, 1998
Brandy and Jennifer Love Hewitt have a new horror flick--as well
as money, power, and their whole lives ahead of them
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Best-sellers
Biz
Lotsa Pluck
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Nov 13, 1998
Scott Sassa's got all the right moves, but has the embattled Peacock's new
Entertainment prez met his match? Read Article
Close-up
Encore
A 'Carrie' Nation
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Nov 13, 1998
The patron saint of persecuted teens made her screen debut 22 years ago. Read Article
Scene
Style
Redressing Ginger
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Nov 13, 1998
Ex-Spice Girl revamps her look by turning down the vamp. Read Article
Between the Lines
Book Capsule Review
Book News
Book Review
A MAN IN FULL
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Nov 13, 1998
Tom Wolfe's long-anticipated new novel, A Man in Full, depicts the social
nuances of the '90s with the same brilliance that illuminated the excesses of the '80s in The
Bonfire of the Vanities. Read Article
Box Office
Cover Story
The Girls of Summer
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Nov 13, 1998
Brandy and Jennifer Love Hewitt have a new horror flick--as well
as money, power, and their whole lives ahead of them Read Article
Digital News
Digital Review
Jeopardy; Wheel of Fortune; You Don't Know Jack; Boxer Jam
Nov 13, 1998
The game show--that enduring staple of entertainment media--takes its
rightful place on the Internet. Read Article
Hear & Now
Movie Capsule Review
Movie Commentary
Movie Review
THE SIEGE
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Nov 13, 1998
I [BRACKET "Bomb"] New York Denzel Washington battles an urban terrorist threat--and the overreaction
it inspires--in The Siege. Read Article
GODS & MONSTERS
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Nov 13, 1998
A bravura Ian McKellen takes pride in Frankenstein as director James
Whale in Gods and Monsters Read Article
ELIZABETH
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Nov 13, 1998
The lurid reign of England's Virgin Queen gets the royal treatment in
the opulent Elizabeth Read Article
THE WATERBOY
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Nov 13, 1998
Adam Sandler fumbles as a tackle-happy idiot in The Waterboy, a
deflated football comedy Read Article
Music Capsule Review
Music Commentary
Music Review
Tracks
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Nov 13, 1998
Tracks, Bruce Springsteen's box of vault songs, is chrome-wheeled and
fuel-injected all right. But are four discs of hit-and-miss material steppin' out over the line of
sound judgment? Read Article
On the Air
Pop Culture Commentary
Pop Culture News
Recipe For Success
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Nov 13, 1998
Take one cup of Emeril(right), add a hefty dose of Two Fat Ladies,
mix in viewers' obsession with all things good to eat (and all the chefs who cook them),
and what do you get? Tastes like The Food Network--one of cable's most palatable
pleasures. Read Article
A Knight To Remember
Nov 13, 1998
SIR IAN MCKELLEN EXERCISES HIS NOBLE ACTING
MUSCLE BY SHEDDING SHAKESPEARE AND DONNING TWO VERY
DIFFERENT ROLES--A NAZI AND A GAY DIRECTOR. Read Article
The Early Line
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Nov 13, 1998
The nominations are just three short months away. Time to get
cracking on those Oscar predictions. Read Article
Siege Mentality
Nov 13, 1998
DIRECTOR EDWARD ZWICK WANTED THE SIEGE TO TAKE A
STAND AGAINST ARAB BASHING--SO HOW DID HE WIND UP ACCUSED 0F
IT? Read Article
Reel World
Sound Bites
TV Review
The X-Files;Millenium;Brimstone
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Nov 13, 1998
Well, finally! The X-Files is back, adding spooky class to Fox's duo of doom:
the moody Millennium and the hell-fiery Brimstone. Read Article
Rolie Polie Olie;Noddie;Mad Jack the Pirate;Histeria!;One World
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Nov 13, 1998
THE BEST AND WORST OF THE NEW KIDS' SHOWS Read Article
Television Commentary
Television News
Remote Patrol Keeping a watch on TV
Nov 13, 1998
No kidding: A rash of hit-sitcom writers think
children shouldn't be seen or heard Read Article
The Charts
The Ratings
Top Software
Video Capsule Review
Video Commentary
Video News
Video Review
SMALL SOLDIERS
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Nov 13, 1998
The demon doll has nothing on these tiny warriors. But as a kid flick,
Soldiers goes off half-cocked. Read Article
ARMAGEDDON
Nov 13, 1998
Making the world safe from Armageddon's asteroid is the
latest quest of cinema's A-team: the motley crew. Read Article
What to Watch
What to Watch
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Nov 13, 1998
A day-to-day guide to notable programs. Times are Eastern standard
and are subject to change. Read Article
