Feature articles

• John Ritter and wife Nancy, plus other Hollywood parents and children, talk about the pressures and pleasures of growing up in the gilded ghetto.
• The old boys of summer including Ty Cobb and Ted Williams, play ball again in vintage clips and pix in NBC’s The Game and Its Glory.
• Mary Lee Settle’s The Killing Ground is a quintessentially clichéd Southern novel.
• Eddie Money’s new album is called No Control, but he seems all calculation.
• Robin Williams makes the film adaptation of John Irving’s best-seller seem like The World According to Mork.
• Defying the law, Quaker Jim Corbett smuggles a desperate Salvadoran family to safety in the U.S.
• A German teenager says ex-Beattle Paul McCartney is her father – and files a paternity suit.
• Newcomers Byron Cherry and Christopher Mayer become Dukes of Hazzard, as Bo and Luke take a hike.
• Lady Mary Henderson turns the British Embassy in Washington into a showcase for British goods and talent, with the help of designers David Hicks and Laura Ashley.
• John and Annie Denver’s Rocky Mountain marriage bottoms out.
• When a rude person strikes, don’t get mad, get even – politely. A thoroughly modern Miss Manners (Judith Martin) tells how.
• On the 20th anniversary of her death, Marilyn Monroe lives on a new collection of rarely seen photographs.
• Jim Pierce delivers Joe DiMaggio’s roses to Marilyn Monroe’s grave.
• The Fall Guy’s Heather Thomas claims she’s the fall gal in a nudie flim-flam.
• Led Lezzelin’s Robert Plant soars on alone.
• Classical pianist Emanuel Ax loves Chopin, but potatoes are his passion.
• The latest best-seller in the sex manual sweepstakes is Mike Morgenstern’s How to Make Love to a Woman.
• Zoomaster emeritus Marlin Perkins is Wild Kingdom’s primary primate.
• He struck out in the minors, but Terry Cashman is a big-league hit with his nostalgic songs about baseball.
• Lyman Van Vliet’s Shoe Goo helps footgear keep body and sole together.
• South African playwright Athol Fugard’s Master Harold...and the Boys brings the agony of apartheid to the Great White Way.
• Minnesota’s Asp family and a crew of modern-day Vikings cross the Atlantic in a Leif Ericsson longboat to fulfill the vow of a deceased father, boat builder Robert Asp.

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