Virtual Newsstand: Movieline, September 2003

ENTERTAINMENT AS A WAY OF LIFE
MOVIELINE
September 2003

FEATURES

Christopher Gorham
After playing unpopular in "Popular" and getting good notices in the wholesome indie The Other Side of Heaven as well as Showtime's "Odyssey 5," 29-year-old Christopher Gorham landed the titular role of UPN's big post-"Buffy" thriller "Jake 2.0," in which he plays an NSA tech-support nerd accidentally given awesome superhuman abilities.

Fashion Victims
Hollywood has always had the ability to turn something that is very new into something that is very old very quickly. Right now that seems to be happening with the retro duds genre. What started out as a good idea with films like Dazed and Confused, Boogie Nights and Velvet Goldmine--which introduced the young to the terrifying fashions of the '70s, while serving as a grim reminder to Baby Boomers who had lived through that sartorially toxic era--is now getting a bit out of hand.

Heidi Fleiss: Rinse, Lather, Repeat
Heidi Fleiss--once known worldwide as "the Hollywood Madam" and still a symbol of decadence years after completing her prison sentence for money laundering, tax evasion and attempted pandering--talks about her new incarnation as designer and author, and sees Shampoo for the first time.

Sharon Stone: The Unbelievable Brightness of Being
Sharon Stone left the spotlight, encountered white light and now sees life in a new light altogether. Here she talks about her return to the screen and the strange changes she's been through in the last few years - everything from miraculous healing and communicating with the beyond to restarting her career and ending her marriage.

Peggy Moffitt: The Moffitt Movie
Mod muse Peggy Moffitt's L.A. story gelled when she teamed with designer Rudi Gernreich and photographer William Claxton revolutionizing fashion with one snap of the camera's shutter.

January Jones: January in September
January Jones, appearing in American Wedding, Love Actually, and next year's spin on Dirty Dancing, takes a breather on Chanel's rooftop above Rodeo Drive.