Time Out Magazine No 1125 1992 Lou Reed Susan Sarandon Imogen Stubbs Supermodels
Time Out MAGAZINE No 1125 1992.
Lou Reed, Susan Sarandon, Imogen Stubbs, How to become a Supermodel....Contents as follows.
Jon Ronson's Diary 5 Our man finally gets to be someone else. Opening Shots 6 The next eight days in pictures. News 8 Plus Sidelines. Privates On Parade 10 Government ministers have rejected a call to end the ban on homosexuality in the armed forces. We talk to an RAF man who is being discharged in May after coming out. Shooting From The Hip 14 As a gun-toting feminist in Thelma & Louise' and a suave drug-dealer in her new film 'Light Sleeper', Susan Sarandon combines glamour, power and politics. Colette Maude talks to the actress who fell foul of the CIA. Lou Reads 16 Lou Reed comes to town this week minus guitar, to celebrate the publication of his book of lyrics. Comic writer and novelist Neil Gaiman chews the fat with a boyhood hero. Dix On Show 18 In decadent '20s Berlin, painter Otto Dix saw only sickness and corruption. As a Tate retrospective opens, Sarah Kent profiles the cruel art of a neglected master. Public Imogen 20 Imogen Stubbs is more famous for TV sex scenes than her classical repertoire. James Christopher meets the actress who's gaining ground by shouting at Vanessa Redgrave. Fully Groan 24 The David Glass Ensemble is bringing 'Gormenghast', Mervyn Peake's crazed Gothic classic, to the stage. Suzi Feay ponders Peakophilia. Offers 161 Win BBC Radio Tapes; nab a video of 'Young Soul Rebels'; join the Modern Art Collectors Club; claim a free bottle of wine. Last Word 162
To this day Time Out magazine continues to provide information to make the most of living in London – from comedy nights, art galleries, classic clubs and old-school caffs to shops & markets, film houses, theaters, pubs & bars, small music gigs, concerts, clubs, cabaret, poetry readings etc. Time Out London magazine covers just about everything happening in London at the time of issue. Ex condition. Perfect readable copy. Will be posted in a strong card envelope. Our Ref: Back Issues Box 8
Lou Reed, Susan Sarandon, Imogen Stubbs, How to become a Supermodel....Contents as follows.
Jon Ronson's Diary 5 Our man finally gets to be someone else. Opening Shots 6 The next eight days in pictures. News 8 Plus Sidelines. Privates On Parade 10 Government ministers have rejected a call to end the ban on homosexuality in the armed forces. We talk to an RAF man who is being discharged in May after coming out. Shooting From The Hip 14 As a gun-toting feminist in Thelma & Louise' and a suave drug-dealer in her new film 'Light Sleeper', Susan Sarandon combines glamour, power and politics. Colette Maude talks to the actress who fell foul of the CIA. Lou Reads 16 Lou Reed comes to town this week minus guitar, to celebrate the publication of his book of lyrics. Comic writer and novelist Neil Gaiman chews the fat with a boyhood hero. Dix On Show 18 In decadent '20s Berlin, painter Otto Dix saw only sickness and corruption. As a Tate retrospective opens, Sarah Kent profiles the cruel art of a neglected master. Public Imogen 20 Imogen Stubbs is more famous for TV sex scenes than her classical repertoire. James Christopher meets the actress who's gaining ground by shouting at Vanessa Redgrave. Fully Groan 24 The David Glass Ensemble is bringing 'Gormenghast', Mervyn Peake's crazed Gothic classic, to the stage. Suzi Feay ponders Peakophilia. Offers 161 Win BBC Radio Tapes; nab a video of 'Young Soul Rebels'; join the Modern Art Collectors Club; claim a free bottle of wine. Last Word 162
To this day Time Out magazine continues to provide information to make the most of living in London – from comedy nights, art galleries, classic clubs and old-school caffs to shops & markets, film houses, theaters, pubs & bars, small music gigs, concerts, clubs, cabaret, poetry readings etc. Time Out London magazine covers just about everything happening in London at the time of issue. Ex condition. Perfect readable copy. Will be posted in a strong card envelope. Our Ref: Back Issues Box 8
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