ENTERTAINMENT AS A WAY OF LIFE
MOVIELINE
March 1998
FEATURES
Denise Richards: Beyond Bugs
The star of Verhoven's Starship Troopers is not the fly-by-night starlet some might expect her to be.
Kate Winslet: Kiss Us, Kate
Titanic star Kate Winslet, the actress many consider the most talented of her generation, talks about the dangers of acting, the joy of passion and the pleasure of knowing Leonardo DiCaprio.
On the Way with Joaquin
Behind the wheel of his beloved yellow Le Mans, Joaquin Phoenix bemoans his diet, laments the pressures of Hollywood, praises movies large and small, and remembers his brother.
Angelina Jolie: Touched By An Angelina
The future isn't clear for actress Angelina Jolie, who's most famous right now for being Jon Voight's daughter. The movie she made with David Duchovny, Playing God, was a disappointment, but many in Hollywood, especially those who've seen her in HBO's Gia, see good things to come.
On a Bender
Lawrence Bender may be 40, but as producer of Quentin Tarantino's films, plus Fresh, Good Will Hunting, and the upcoming Renee Zellwegger starrer A Price Above Rubies, he's been at the center of what's galvanized and distinguished young Hollywood in the '90s.