
Taking a look inside, you'll also find the expected spread of pin-ups and tampon ads, but you'll also find some real treasures when it comes to late-80's pop culture and the early careers of some of today's most popular stars.




"I used to be friends with a lot of the Brat Pack people. To me, the sweetest guy I've ever met is Charlie Sheen...and Emilio. That family has got it together, and I love them dearly."

Flipping the pages of this issue, you'll find shots of a young Jon Cryer, Joaquin Phoenix (then Leaf Phoenix), and even Skippy from Family Ties makes an appearance.



As I said before, this was Teen Beat's 10th Anniversary issue which included well wishes from many celebrities -- some still known today and others who have faded into obscurity.
The section of this issue on fashion brought a smile to my face as I well remember the Mickey Mouse watch fad. At the time I would have originally bought this magazine, I had a Mickey Mouse watch of my own. As a matter of fact, I still have it.


Seriously, Teen Beat?!? Am I to understand that Ferris Bueller's actual vest was to be awarded to some pre-pubescent Teen Beat reader?!?
I wonder if it's too late to enter.
2 comments:
William Zabka and Larry Scott on the same page, hell yeah! I totally missed out on these growing up, which surprises me as I had an older sister with a crush on a lot of the dudes that were paraded through that magazine...
Billy and Larry...Cobra Kai brothers fo' life.
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