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Dec 09, 1991 Vol. 36 No. 22

One for the Road

December 09, 1991

Cover Story

One for the Road

Fighting a Life-Threatening Illness, Country Music's Naomi Judd Finishes Her Final Tour with Daughter Wynonna

Pg. 114

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Table of Contents

Articles

Bloody Sunday

Fifty Years After the Surprise Attack Against Pearl Harbor, Survivors from Both Sides Gather to Ponder War and Remembrance

Pg. 40

A Stilled Voice

Flamboyant British Rocker Freddie Mercury of Queen Reveals His Long-Hidden Illness, Aids, and Dies a Day Later

Pg. 46

Wings of Mercy

As Yugoslavia's Civil War Grinds On, American Drew Hannah Brings Medical Aid to Its Victims

Pg. 48

Batman's Architect

Production Designer Anton Furst, Who Won An Oscar for Gotham City's Surreal Look, Leaps to a Tragic Death

Pg. 55

Hard Labor

A Pregnant Cop Was Expecting a Break, but Her Department Is Keeping Her on Patrol—at Eight Months

Pg. 57

The Son Michael Landon Loved—and Left

Nearly Three Decades Later, Jason Smith Still Wonders Why

Pg. 67

A Canny Eye

For 40 Exuberant Years, Watchful Photographer Harry Benson Has Made It His Art—and His Business—to Catch Famous Faces in An Unexpected New Light

Pg. 73

Not Lying on Her Laurels

After Several Seasons Under Wraps, Diane Von Furstenberg Is Back with Big Fashion Plans and a Book on Beds

Pg. 81

From Rock to Roles

With the Fog of Drugs Lifted, Former Glam-Rocker Michael Des Barres May Be the Busiest Actor on Television

Pg. 87

Headaches & Holidays

Good Times and the Body's Revenge Go Together at This Time of Year; Here's How to Promote Peace on Earth Without Pain

Pg. 93

The Mouth of Texas

Tart of Tongue, Rapier of Wit, Molly Ivins Skewers Wayward Pols

Pg. 99

She's Got a Foot in the Door

But Thumb's the Word for Juliette Lewis in Cape Fear

Pg. 105

Do the Rice Thing

They All Laughed When Hollywood Sat Down to Eat Poor—but It Did Raise $70,000 to Combat World Hunger

Pg. 123

A Very Special Delivery

It Wasn't Quite Overnight, but Former United Parcel Service Exec Ted Johnson Stashed Away Millions—and Now He's Giving Them Away

Pg. 129

Catting the Belle

Mary in Schwartz Tells What's Not Done in Dixie

Pg. 131

Yuck! Phooey!

Anna Chlumsky Mashes Lips with Macaulay Culkin in My Girl

Pg. 133

Romance on a Razor's Edge

Sarah Owen Lived Four Years with James Woods; It Was, She Says, a Time of Violence and Fear

Pg. 134

Post Modern

Wait a Minute, Mr. Postman! That's No Sculpture, That's a $10,000 Mailbox.

Pg. 143

Japan's Mistake

A Scholar Says the Real Loser at Pearl Harbor Was Japan

Pg. 145

Righteous, Dudes

Wave Pollution? Bummer! Surfer Solution? Take the Spoilers to Court, Win $5.8 Million.

Pg. 148

All Happy Families Are Not Alike!

They Had Bats in Their Belfry and Eyeballs for Each Other: TV's Original Addams Family

Pg. 151

Also In This Issue

Mailbag

Pg. 4

Tube Reviews

Pg. 15

Screen Reviews

Pg. 18

Page Reviews

Pg. 33

Insider

Pg. 39

Passages

Pg. 113

Chatter

Pg. 154

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