The January 1987
Teen Beat featured the usual faces on the cover and the regular spread of pin-ups throughout. Seriously. How did I not realize that this magazine was intended for girls?
The Teen Beat Times reports that Ralph Macchio is ready for a break and that
Howard the Duck is a crappy movie. It also mentions a
Family Ties book featuring a story never used for an episode. Hello, Amazon? One copy of
Alex Gets the Business, please.
Ke Huy Quan (Data from
The Goonies) and Scott Grimes (Scott Grimes) had a page all their own to plug their new sitcom
Together We Stand. Fads and Fashions takes a look at a digital timer that can be used while you talk on the phone! Yeah, right. What's next, a phone you can use in the car?
I was Monkees crazy around this time and the page shown below is one that I remember looking at over and over again. Having watched syndicated episodes of
The Monkees regularly throughout the previous summer, I was fascinated to see a picture of these "young" guys as adults.
I got a good laugh out of this next feature..."Chris Elliott: Late Night Hunk!"
Really?!?!
Are we talking about the same Chris Elliott here?
And who could ignore an interview with a young Chris(tian) Slater?
2 comments:
What was the contest in this month's magazine? You know, the usual "Win this piece of celebrity memorabilia!"?
Looks like there were two contests. The main one was to win a Head of the Class backpack. The other was to win a copy of the unauthorized New Edition biography "Cool It Now."
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