Mickey Rourke makes a big impression on Cindy Crawford. John Goodman gives pointers to pros. Matt Dillon and Danny Glover are down and out, and more
UP FRONT
46 A host of stars including Jane Fonda, Molly Ringwald and Joanne Woodward join a vast crowd supporting abortion rights at a rally in Washington, D.C.
50 With dignity, eloquence and emotion, tennis ace and champion of black athletes Arthur Ashe announces he is HIV-positive
52 In South Africa, she was once known as the Mother of the Nation, but now Winnie Mandela's life, and her marriage to black nationalist leader Nelson, may be in ruins
54 The family of Harvard medical student Paul Lozano accuses his psychiatrist, Margaret Bean-Bayog, of seducing him, abandoning him—and causing his death
HAPPY 61
Disoriented and near death in a wilderness blizzard, 15-year-old Matt Meyers and his dog, Katie, cuddled for dear life
TO THE TOP 65
Basic Instinct's sizzling Sharon Stone brashly set her sights on stardom as far back as her days as a Saegertown, Pa., beauty queen
FED UP 69
Frustrated with the legislative gridlock on Capitol Hill and with life in Washington, "a phony city," New Hampshire Sen. Warren Rudman decides to call it quits
BIO 93
Thanks to entrepreneur Steven Brill's new Court TV, Americans can witness the drama—and drudgery—of the legal system at work
WINNERS 99
Kung fu master Bon Scanlon, a paraplegic since age 9, has a fearless nature, a hot temper and a supporting role in an NBC-TV movie this week
MU'GHOM NGOTLH 105
So you say, "tlhingan Hol vljatlhlaHbe' (I can't speak Klingon)"? Qay'be' (No problem)! Linguist Marc Okrand has written mu'ghom tlhingan (The Klingon Dictionary)—and Star Trek fans are all Sey (excited)
TRIBUTE 107
In such film classics as Now, Voyager and Casablanca, actor Paul Henreid radiated Old World charm
COVER 108
After a chaste one-year courtship, TV's John Tesh and Connie Sellecca throw a splendiferous wedding and afterward enjoy, well, Entertainment Tonight
CRIME 117
When an 8-year-old classmate fires a gun in school, frail third-grader Michelle Rodriguez escapes paralysis by a mere millimeter
IN HIS WORDS 121
A shocking loss of ozone in the upper atmosphere vindicates scientist F. Sherwood Rowland, who first sounded alarms in 1974
CONTROVERSY 125
Blasting the Ivy League, feminists and plenty else, acid-tongued scholar Camille Paglia is the raging bull of academe
SONG 133
Once the star of a TV chicken ad, Shanice, 18, finds fans hunger for her amazing vocals
STYLE 136
For one magical, polyester weekend, Des Moines is the Brigadoon of leisure suits
ON THE MOVE 139
Marilyn Quayle and her sister, Nancy Northcott, turn out a political thriller full of—surprise—smart Republicans and dumb, deceitful Democrats
SCREEN 141
The idea of marriage made him run faster than a speeding bullet, but now Christopher Reeve heads for the altar—with a baby on the way
MAIL 8
PICKS & PANS 17
THE INSIDER 45
PASSAGES 130
PUZZLER 135
CHATTER 144
Saved by the Bell Reunion
The hookups, the meltdowns, the memoires
The case reveals what was really going on what they think of each other now!
