Time Out Magazine No 1194 July 7-14 1993 Neil Young Timothy Spall Alan Rudolph Johnny Herbert

Time Out MAGAZINE No 1195 July 14-21 1993

Hotshots 4
Six pages of gossip, trends and highlights for the coming week. With our man Ronson, our
mole Sidelines, London lives and Dispatches from Abroad. Edited by Laura Lee Davies.
News 11
Plus Martin Rowson.
Home Guard 14
The Government has announced new measures to combat domestic brutality. But some
Turkish, Asian and Jewish women are already fighting. Catherine Pepinster reports.
A Race Apart 18
If Damon Hill checks his mirror at Silverstone on Sunday, he could see fellow Brit Johnny
Herbert ready to take him on the inside. Andrew Siields meets an extraordinary Johnny.
Young At Heart 20
After 25 years of loud guitar-playing, Neil Young is rocks hippest dinosaur. This weekend
hes out to turn Finsbury Park Jurassic. Steve Grant plugs in.
Inside Out 24
Film-maker Alan Rudolph started his career in Hollywood, but his refusal to compromise
soon made him an outcast. Is honesty the best policy in film? Tom Charity finds out.
Good Loser 26
Actor Timothy Spall has cornered the market in nerds. In ITVs Frank Stubbs Promotes,
he plays a small-time showbiz manager. Bruce Dessau watches the losing streak continue.
Offers 169
Win a ticket to see Suede at the Grand, get downriver to Docklands and the NBA
basketball tournament, or take in the sun and Shakespeare in Regents Park.
Last Word 170
Letters and The Wimp..

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