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Nov 23, 1998 Vol. 50 No. 19

Out of Fashion

November 23, 1998

Cover Story

Out of Fashion

Near Exhaustion, Kate Moss Checks into a Clinic to Contemplate Her Future, While Her Supermodel Pals Wonder, Is Their Party Over?

Pg. 132

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Table of Contents

Articles

Only in America

What Hath Election Day Wrought? A Wrestler, a Brother Act and a Speaker Made Speechless

Pg. 56

Tony Takes the Fifth

Five-Time Altar Boy Tony Curtis, 73, Swaps I Do's with Horse Buff Jill Vanden Berg, 28

Pg. 64

Caped Creator

Cartoonist Bob Kane Leaves the World a Rich Gothic Legacy: Batman

Pg. 66

Window of Opportunity

After Some Dubious Career Choices, Daryl Hannah Returns in An Updated Rear Window

Pg. 69

Old Reliable

In Wynnewood, Oklahoma, Two Things Are Needed for a Football Game: the Ball and Faithful Fan Buddy Musgrove

Pg. 74

All Tom's Children

A President's Presumed Affair with a Slave Gives New Meaning to the Term Jeffersonian

Pg. 77

Haven Sent

Hotel Exec Naomi Berman-Potash Turns Vacant Rooms into Secure Retreats for Abused Women in Need

Pg. 81

Scene Stealer

Clint Howard—Opie's Baby Bro—Built a Healthy Career from Spare Parts

Pg. 85

Geisha Guy

Arthur Golden Isn't Japanese, and He Isn't a Woman. But He Does a Brilliant Impersonation in His Smash First Novel

Pg. 89

Domestic Economy

Radicchio, Schmidichio: Katie Brown Wants to Be Martha Stewart for the Meat-Loaf Set

Pg. 93

Scream on

Arthur Janov, the '70s Icon Who Created 'Primal Therapy,' Now Talks Softly but Demands to Be Taken Seriously

Pg. 97

Doing It All

Everybody Loves Raymond's Patricia Heaton Balances Stardom, Pregnancy and Three Kids Already on Board

Pg. 101

Quick Study

For Summer Star Mekhi Phifer, Acting Is a Breeze

Pg. 107

Final Cut

Curious About a Cadaver? Vidal Herrera's Firm—Call 1-800-Autopsy—Boasts An Impressive Body of Work

Pg. 111

This Spud's for You

Brent McClun Turned Humble Taters into a Mashing Success

Pg. 114

Tony Bennett

He Left His Heart in San Francisco, Not His Voice or His Evergreen Style

Pg. 117

Pop Art

Like to See Your Face on a Soda Bottle? Peter Van Stolk Just Might Consider It

Pg. 124

Up Swing

What's Slightly More Promising Than Thomas Gibson's Future as a Golfer? His Role on Dharma & Greg

Pg. 127

In the Trenches

The Defense Department's Troops to Teachers Program Sends Arthur Moore to a New Frontier: Seventh Grade

Pg. 143

Tam Time

Vivienne Tam Mixes Eastern and Western Motifs to Come Up with a Look All Her Own

Pg. 147

Stroke of Genius

Jackson Pollock Changed the World of Painting with His Drips and Drabs

Pg. 181

No Hitter

Special Cop Eric Szatkowski Does Everything Paid Killers Do—Except Kill People

Pg. 187

Suddenly Solo

After a Four-Year Romance, Cybill Shepherd's Fiancé, Robert Martin, Abruptly Packs Up and Moves Out

Pg. 192

Walking Tall

A Basketball Legend Finds His Comfort Level, Coaching on a Remote Reservation

Pg. 197

Beauty and the Beasts

Texas Model Denise Luna Risks Life and Face for the Joy of Riding Raging Rodeo Bulls

Pg. 200

Also In This Issue

Mailbag

Pg. 1

Inside People

Pg. 8

Scoop

Pg. 14

Tube Reviews

Pg. 27

Screen Reviews

Pg. 33

Song Reviews

Pg. 41

Page Reviews

Pg. 47

Insider

Pg. 55

Passages

Pg. 131

Chatter

Pg. 204

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