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Entertainment Weekly Thursday, Feb. 12, 1998 This side up! Letter from the Editor Thanks to those of you who stopped by our table outside the MU last Thursday to share your opinion about the SPM with the staff. We found that many of you appreciate the change we did in incorporating the magazine on the flipside of the State Press. It seems that we are now reaching more of you with our weekly entertainment news and features, and from the feedback you gave us, it seems as if you like what you read. Features     An inside look at the making of Sphere In Sphere, the latest addition to the science-fiction movie genre, veteran actors Dustin Hoffman, Sharon Stone, Samuel L. Jackson and Peter Coyote join newcomers Queen Latifah and Liev Schreiber in an underwater heyday of action and suspense. Black Lab's vocalist shares thoughts on fame and Nietzsche Ever noticed that in the world of rock 'n roll lead vocalists all begin to sound the same after a while? Well, thank the music suits for finding Black Lab's frontman Paul Durham, who is breathing fresh air into a scene that has been choking on the continued exhaust of Eddie Vedder wannabees. Indigo Girls: Indigo Girl, Amy Ray, talks about her position as an influential role model for gays in an in-person interview. Reviews Reel Time (Movies & Videos) The Wedding Singer Sphere Sound Check KMFDM Hepcat Opinion Cafe "Best sex I ever had! I swear to God!" Howard Stern said when he boasted about having sex with "Leah" -- a hot new sex toy for sale -- appropriately called the RealDoll. All Access (Calendar of Entertainment) Featuring music, theaters, musicals, art, movies and events State Press Magazine Staff VIVI STENBERG Magazine Editor MONICA LID Asst. Magazine Editor REPORTERS Jeff Morris, Dylan Simmons CONTRIBUTORS Jim Poulin, Jonathan Inge, Scott Samplin, Brad Lang, Jeremy Weiss, Brian Ary The State Press Magazine is published Thursday during fall and spring semesters, except holidays and exam periods, at Matthews Center, Room 15, Arizona State University, Tempe, Ariz. 85287-1502. The State Press Magazine is the only entertainment magazine exclusively published for and circulated on the ASU campus. The news and views published in this newspaper are not necessarily those of the ASU administration, faculty, staff or student body. State Press Magazine Phone Numbers Information..............965-7572 Magazine................. 965-1695 Advertising.............. 965-6555 http://news.vpsa.asu.edu Contact our Web staff 1997 PHOTO ISSUE PUBLICATIONS ALUMNI DIGIGUIDE ADVERTISING INFO REQUEST MEDIA KIT MEET OUR AD STAFF Home | Search |DigiGuide | Alumni | Advertising | Archives | Feedback | About Us Our Other Sites: Journalist's Directory | SPM | HFR | Bulldog | Features (c)1998 Student Publications, Arizona State University Banner Ads Available Target your audience through placing an ad on a subject page of the ASU DigiGuide or Digital State Press. Main State Press Page Sports Highlights Features Journalist's Directory SPM Magazine DigiGuide