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18 Miss August Jessica Lee
18 Miss September Kerri KendalL
18 Miss October Victoria Zdrok ACTING OUT
24 Wag the Cat Anne Heche
28 La Femme `Nookita' Anne Parillaud
30 Tasting Amy JOEY LAUREN ADAMS
32 'Bi Art Ally Sheedy/Radha Mitchell
34 Muffy the Vampire Slayer Sarah Michelle Gellar 'B' SEXUALITY
36 Titanic 2000 Tammy Parks
40 Doin' What Comes Naturally ADRIENNE CRONIN
44 Val's Gals Monique GABRIELLE IN THE KEY OF 'SHE'
48 Desperately Seeking 'Sushi' Madonna
52 Iman Love Grace Jones
54 Hole Lotta Love Poppy Z. BRITE
56 'My Gay Lovers' Sam Fox KIRA LIAISONS
58 Women: Stories of Passion Kira Reed
58 The Perfect Gift Kim Dawson
58 'Likki Titz' Nikki Fritz QUINT•ESSENTIAL
64 Vampyres MariaNNE MORRIS/ANULKA
68 Therese and Isabelle ESSY PERSSON/ANNA GAEL
70 The Killing of Sister George Susannah York/CORAL BROWNE
72 The House on Straw Hill LINDA HAYDEN/Fiona Richmond
74 Flesh Gordon SUZANNE FIELDS TIES THAT BIND
76 'The Ellen & Anne of Adult' SKYEBLUE/Summer Cummings
76 Dancing Queen Fantasia FASHION PASSION
82 'The Bike Dyke' JENNY SHIMIZU
86 Mons•soon PATRICIA VELASQUEZ
88 `No Sante' Clause KARAYOUNG PLAYING HOSTS
92 Night Calls DORIA
92 Star Search Devin DeVasquez
92 Tutti Frutti Elke Jeinsen
92 Sex Court Julie Strain
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EDITORIAL
THE SLEUTHSAYER
"It's A Girl Thing," wrote Miranda Sawyer in last November's British
Vogue. "Bi-Try: you may not have heard the phrase before, but it's on the
lips of every hip young thing in town. Forget looking for Mr. Right, she's more
likely to end up with Ms. Right...for a night at least. Yes, we're back to that
Nineties chestnut: Girl Power."
And we're back with that Gay Nineties dream theme, "Girl•Girl Power"...our
bi-annual lovefest of Women On Women fIN.O.W.tt "Why now?" Brit Vogue
wondered. "Why are women suddenly turning to other women when they want to
have a good time?" For the same reason you're turning to SLEUTH...
in Hollywood today, Lesbian Chic is in," observes psychologist Dr. Carole
Lieberman. "And as more and more female celebrities come `out' or simply
hang =NO gay friends, lesbianism will be more accepted." And it's no longer
the exception: "Can there ever be enough hot lesbian sex scenes?" mainstream
Disdainment Weekly gushed after seeing our opening act(ress) Angelina Jolie in
Gia—which the star hyped by admitting "to wanting a lesbian marriage
with illt fie In co-star" JENNY SHIMIZU {p. 82}. Then Liv Tyler, who lip-locks
page 14's Drew Barrymore on our cover, mulled over director Martha Fiennes' 11Billiced
Joe's sister's} offer to strip naked in Eugene Onegin: "I felt really torn.
I wanted to please her, but I was like, show my muff? Fuh-get it!"
'dhow can we forget it when everyone's jumping on the band wagon: Courtney Love
tells Howard Stern's radio audience that "I've had lesbian swe'_..init leaves
out the details {see her biographer Poppy Z. BRITE, p. 54, for the fuzz buzz};
feminist Camille Paglia proudly proclaims: "There are so many peaddsbetween
me and Madonna {p. 48}...we're both bisexual"; and CHER confesses: "There
were several women to whom I was attracted. So I figured, Wotan he had a couple
of gay flings."
Axil IN sal justthe women of rock who are looking to frock: TV stars like JOELY
FISHER {who shared a landmark kiss with Ellen} announced last August that died
lad a Arabian experience when I was a young girl." Melrose Place's DAPHNE
ZUNIGA, who graced our first "Woman to Woman" special, told Conan
had a dream that I was making out with Jamie Lee Curtis. And more than making
out!" Why even The All-American Girl herself, Korean comedienne 11111116/411E1010,
thudded: "I slept with a woman once...and I thought, `Am I gay? Am I straight?'
Then I realized...I'm just slutty. I think bi is not enough. It's tow ardent a
hatfor me. I'm more than bi."
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