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TITLE:
Entertainment Weekly Magazine
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ISSUE DATE:
MAY 29, 1998; No. 434
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: FRANK SINATRA. 1915-1998.
ON THE COVER: Frank Sinatra in Young
at Heart (1954): Frank
Driggs Collection.
NEWS & NOTES: LEADER OF THE RAT PACK Frank Sinatra, a.k.a. the Voice, at Las Vegas' Sands Hotel in 1960.
Frank Sinatra: 1915-1998 When the singing legend died last week, America lost arguably the greatest performer of the 20th century. An appreciation. PLUS: His top 10 albums, his top 10 films, and tributes from his celebrity fans.
Seasonal Cool: Summer Music Preview Beastie Boys, Maxwell, Elliott Smith, Des'Ree, Willie Nelson, and the women of Lilith: a rundown of our most tuneful fair-weather friends.
1997-1998 TV Winners & Losers Quirky was in (Ally McBeal, Dharrna & Greg, Dawson's Creek, South Park), cop shows were out (one word: Dellaventura)—and other lessons from a very peculiar television season. PLUS: E W's annual TV Honors and a complete ranking of all the year's shows. BY BRUCE FRETTS & DAN SNIERSON.
REVIEWS:
MOVIES
OWEN GLEIBERMAN on Godzilla; also Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Hope Floats, and Clock-watchers. PLUS: Reel World.
TELEVISION
KEN TUCKER on Seinfeld's trial of a finale; also Showtime's Thanks of a Grateful Nation. PLUS: Rating the finales of earlier sitcom classics; On the Air; Remote Patrol; What to Watch.
BOOKS
DANA KENNEDY on Brad Meltzer's new legal thriller, Dead Even. PLUS: Between the Lines.
MUSIC
DAVID B R O W N E on Natalie Merchant's Ophelia; also Jeff Buckley's posthumous album, Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk. PLUS: Tori Amos remembers her first concert; Hear and Now.
VIDEO
TY BURR on the legal beagles in The Rainmaker and The Sweet Hereafter. PLUS: The Sweet Hereafter's Ian Holm.
MULTIMEDIA
JOHN R. Q U A I N on online services that let you play DJ. PLUS: A sampling of South Park websites; Cybertalk.
DEPARTMENTS:
BIZ This time it wasn't Kryptonite that took Superman down.
MAIL Mixed responses to our cover story on the end of Ellen; praise for Sean Lennon; a reader gets turned on to Sigourney Weaver.
WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO the five members of the Go-Go's.
Hype for the Plucking The publicity-fueled high expectations for the Seinfeld finale and Godzilla are proving difficult to live up to...Fallout from the Horse Whisperer shoot...Hot Sheet... Flashes ... Monitor...and more.
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