Time Out Magazine January 18-25 No 1274 1995 

Hotshots 4
In this week's six pages of gossip, trends and &
highlights, theres PVC fashion, comedy from The
Umbilical Brothers and Miranda Sawyer blagging 
her way round town. Edited by Elaine Paterson.

News 11 
Plus Martin Rowson. 

Wright And Wrongs 12 
This week's London derby between Millwall and
Arsenal takes place amid controversy over Ian
Wright's claims that many Millwall fans are racists.
Julian Kossoff reports on the struggle
to boot the bigots out of the national game.

Wandering Stars 16
See Tiffany Mumfords winning picture and a selection
of the runners-up in the 1994 Time Out/STA Travel
Photographer of the Year competition, and read Travel Writer
of the Year Sharon Eckmans winning story.

Sewing The Seeds 19
Suture, a compulsive new thriller about surgery and
psychoanalysis, proves the US indie movie industry is
thriving. Geoff Andrew meets its makers.

Suds Lore 20
With Brookside going daily for a one-week
extravaganza and EastEnders celebrating its tenth
anniversary, Alkarim Jivani interviews soap supremo Phil
Redmond. Meanwhile, our team of bubble brains finds out
which leading brand comes out hottest in the wash.

Offers 161
Win a £1,000 shopping spree at HMV, film
tickets, and videos of an odyssey through
London.

Last Word 162
Letters and The Wimp.

Cover Story The Time Out
Guide to Prague 25
The Czech capital is changing day
by day, but sull offers a rare
combination of beauty, culture and
damn fine beer. We offer an up-to-
the-minute guide to all that is best
in this historic city.

Buys And Bargains 32
A complete guide to the sales, plus
the latest openings, bright ideas,
jumbles and shop news.

Food & Drink 35
Caraline Stacey on where to go for
the full Burns Night gastronomic
experience.

international Agenda 37
The essential events around the
world, from Paris to New York.

Cover Photography: Richard O'Rourke

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