Magazine Archive
Dec 25, 1998
Issue #464-465

Book News
Cover Story
10 Christina Ricci
Dec 25, 1998
The former child star has cast off her
ADDAMS FAMILY VALUES with provocative roles in such
twisted indie flicks as THE OPPOSITE OF SEX, PECKER,
AND BUFFALO 66. Morticia would be proud.
(1998 The Entertainers) Read Article
11 Shania Twain
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Dec 25, 1998
She riled as much as she aroused this year,
but there's no denying the 7 million fans who've COME ON
OVER to Twain's kind of country
(1998 The Entertainers) Read Article
12 Helen Fielding
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Dec 25, 1998
It was a v.v. good year for the Singleton
guru, whose tome BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY elevated the
fine whine of neurosis into a thing of substance
(1998 The Entertainers) Read Article
1 Leonardo DiCaprio
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Dec 25, 1998
Not since the Beatles has a floppy-haired
young man caused such a stir. He said nothing about the mania,
but it said a great deal about us.
(1998 The Entertainers) Read Article
2 Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks
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Dec 25, 1998
In PRIVATE RYAN,
director Steven Spielberg and star Tom Hanks honored the
sacrifice of their fathers' generation--with a movie that could only
have been made by their sons
(1998 The Entertainers) Read Article
3 The Women Of The WB
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Dec 25, 1998
No mere babes in the woods, these.
The superheroines of BUFFY, DAWSON'S CREEK, 7th
HEAVEN, CHARMED, and FELICITY prove Prince Charming
is just another accessory.
(1998 The Entertainers) Read Article
4 Adam Sandler
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Dec 25, 1998
The SNL-bred goofball wooed a wider audience with THE WEDDING SINGER and scored a box office bonanza with THE WATERBOY. Now he's aiming for the $20 million club. Read Article
6 The Backstreet Boys
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Dec 25, 1998
Move over, Menudo; send the New Kids
to another block. With 25 million albums sold worldwide, these
are not your average BOYS next door
(1998 The Entertainers) Read Article
5 Calista Flockhart
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Dec 25, 1998
ALLY McBEAL's top counsel was tried for
crimes great (feminism's end) and small (a shrinking waistline).
Perry Mason never had it so tough. Read Article
7 Peter + Bobby Farrelly
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Dec 25, 1998
Is it that they're hugely gross--or have
huge grosses? Either way, THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT
these two that's tickling America.
(1998 The Entertainers) Read Article
8 Lauryn Hill
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Dec 25, 1998
There was nothing missed in THAT THING she
taught us: Ignore those who would steer you from your heart's
desire
(1998 The Entertainers) Read Article
9 Tom Fontana
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Dec 25, 1998
The prolific television wizard scared us straight
with his jaw-dropping jailhouse drama, OZ, and slayed us with
NBC's stalwart HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET
(1998 The Entertainers) Read Article
BreakOuts
Dec 25, 1998
What do a sword-carrying wench, a trio of
Southern-fried chicks, and a nasty fat kid have in common?
They all rose to the top in '98. Read Article
Digital News
Jim Mullen's Hot Sheet
Movie Commentary
A Second Opinion
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Dec 25, 1998
Grim humor, deep despair, and one sly thief
stood out among LISA SCHWARZBAUM's favorite films Read Article
Movie News
Movie Review
Music News
Pop Culture News
Getting Icky With It
|
Dec 25, 1998
Monica, 'Mary,' and 'South Park' provide
a veritable yecch-fest Read Article
Floppy Discs
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Dec 25, 1998
Superstar acts fizzle, striking a sour note for the
music biz Read Article
Sound Bites
Television Commentary
A Second Opinion
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Dec 25, 1998
BRUCE FRETTS Loves 'Raymond,'
'Conan,' and 'The King of Queens' Read Article


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