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Entertainment Weekly Magazine
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ISSUE DATE:
MARCH 7 1997; No. 369
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8½" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Springtime for HOWARD STERN. Photographed For Ew By Jill Greenberg.
NEWS & NOTES:
Men and Women Behaving Badly There's turmoil on the sets of some new sitcoms ... Oscar strategies: what went wrong and what went right ... HOT SHEET...FLASHES...MONITOR.
Biz Why well-meaning racial dramas like Rosewood and Ghosts of Mississippi make Hollywood so angry.
FEATURES:
COVER Howard's Ends BY OWEN GLEIBERMAN By showing off his Private Parts on the big screen, controversial radio star Howard Stern hopes to prove he ought to be in pictures.
Into the Mystique BY JEFF GORDINIER Van Morrison, the beefy bard who has baffled fans and shunned interviews for years, finally explains himself. PLUS: A critical discography of Van's Celtic soul.
Xenaphilia BY MIKE F L A H E R T Y Midway through Xena's second season, syndication's warrior princess has not only managed to often vanquish her
competition, she's carved TV's most unusual niche: role model to young girls, sex object to men, and lesbian heroine.
REVIEWS:
MOVIES OWEN GLEIBERMAN on DonnieBrasco;also Rosewood, The Empire Strikes Back, Smilla's Sense of Snow. PLUS: The real Donnie Brasco; the other moviemaking capital: Las Vegas.
TELEVISION KEN TUCKER on The Practice, Feds, Prince Street, and EZ Streets; also Pauly. PLUS: Nominations for sitcom parents; the networks' springtime switcheroos.
BOOKS BENJAMIN S V E T K E Y on John Gregory Dunne's Monster. PLUS: John Gotti's daughter Victoria writes her first novel.
MUSIC DAVID BROWNE on U2's Pop; also Live's Secret Samadhi. PLUS: Remixing ballads as dance music; Fresh face Gina G.
MULTIMEDIA TY BURR on MovieCDs for your PC. PLUS: Cybertalk; three Spike Lee shorts debut on the Net.
VIDEO T Y BURR on Hunchback of Notre Dame adaptations. PLUS: Casey Kasem on That Thing You Do!; Steve Buscemi directs.
DEPARTMENTS: Mail Téa Leoni, an Oscar omission, EW's box office report. Encore Tammy Wynette and George Jones' D-I-V-O-R-C-E.
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