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...truth, it turns out, was that Cobain, who claimed to have overcome an addiction to heroin, was indeed abusing unspecified drugs. A record-industry source told TIME that two weeks ago Cobain's wife Courtney Love, front woman for the group Hole, gathered doctors and friends together in Seattle, the couple's home, to try to scare Cobain into dealing with his problem; Nirvana's managers even threatened to drop Cobain from their roster unless he got cleaned up. The intervention seemed to work, for Cobain checked into a California treatment center. But according to a missing-persons report filed...
Billy (Andrew Shue) and Alison (Courtney Thorne-Smith) are riding out a bumpy relationship. He moves to New York for a job; she flies there for a visit, but catches him with another woman. They make up and spend a passionate night together -- so passionate that Billy calls L.A. and orders all her belongings packed up and moved to New York. Then he can't understand why she's upset. "How many guys do you know," he insists, "who are as sensitive...
...fans took grim note of a song the band contributed to the Beavis and Butt-head Experience album. The title: I Hate Myself and Want to Die. For an even more bizarre coincidence (or prophecy?), they might check out the title of the forthcoming album by Cobain's wife Courtney Love: Live Through This...
Satirists welcomed the decision, which should aid not only musical lampoonists but also those who work in prose, video and the visual arts. So did rap artists, some of whom, embroiled in controversies regarding obscenity and violence, worry about the racial evenhandedness of the American justice system. Says Courtney Branch, producer of the top-selling acts D.J. Quik and Mad Flava: "I was skeptical of the Supreme Court at first. But I would say to Souter that I thank him for being able to look past the color line to the art and musicians' freedom to say what they would...
...caption also omitted the middle initials and misspelled the names of several students. They are: Courtney E. Timmons '95, Tyler R. Leshney '95, and Jamila A. Braswell...