TICKET MASTERS By Eric Boeblert
Smashing Pumpkins, Nine Inch Nails, the Black Crowes and Pearl Jam are beating the scalpers by using voucher-distribution systems to sell concert tickets. Is this the best rock can do to end its longest-running scourge?
THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES By Charles R. Crow.
No one else in rock makes as much noise with so little ammunition. One band, indivisible, with jokes for all - that's what the Presidents of the United States of America are all about.
JENNIFER ANISTON By Rich Coben.
When she was 12 years old, Jennifer Aniston was sent to her room for having nothing to say. Fifteen years later, she's not just the girl of the moment; she's not just America's First Hairdo: she's interesting.
ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS By Steve Erickson.
Bob Dole, Phil Gramm and the other Republican candidates are kowtowing to the religious right, but conservative Christians are searching for a true believer.
THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE By Don Meleese
With an album that hits as hard and deep as / Feel Alright, the future looks bright for Steve Earle. Again.
HIZZONER AND DISHONOR Movies by Peter Travers.
City Hall, starring a dynamic Al Pacino as the mayor of New York, smartly tackles a hot topic in this Whitewater election year: politics and character.
A KID MAKES "NEWS" Television by David Wild
Kids in the Hall member Dave Foley grows up to be a News-Radio star.
