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...September 1975, Michael Skakel wasn't a murderer; he was just another rich kid--"a total a______ in his actions and words," Moxley wrote in her journal. She and Skakel, both 15, were neighbors in tony Greenwich, Conn. He had a crush on her; she flirted with his older brother Tommy, 17. That September diary entry included the words "I really have to stop going over there"--meaning the Skakels' house. Her torn and bludgeoned body was found at noon on Halloween, face down under a pine tree, with her pants and underwear around her ankles...
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP? Well, I'd like to try something a little bit more serious. I still believe it would be nice to have a great tennis academy at Flushing Meadow [where the U.S. Open is played]. And then I kid around about the idea of politics on some level...
...houses or artistically bent multiplexes where small movies are sought after. "The only time it's dangerous to open against a commercial film is when that film is by Scorsese or Soderbergh or the Coen brothers," says Jack Foley, distribution and marketing chief for Focus, which is releasing The Kid Stays in the Picture, a documentary about maverick '70s movie producer Robert Evans, opposite the Austin Powers sequel...
...recent personal growth. (Four years ago, she'd have given him a D.) McEnroe also says he's a "good dad" and that fatherhood "was the only thing that kept me from failing" totally. These days, his happiest times are at the dinner table, when all six kids - two sons and a daughter by O'Neal and two daughters and a stepdaughter with Smyth - are home. Though McEnroe left the tour in 1992, tennis remains a big part of his life. He plays on the senior circuit, writes a column and does TV commentary for majors such as Wimbledon, which...
From the same marketing masterminds who catapulted Pokemon into every U.S. schoolyard comes Japan's latest export: Yu-Gi-Oh!, featuring Yugi, a nerdy kid who uses magical powers to morph into a spiky-haired, hubcap-eyed hero with a grownup bod. Yugi is an ace cardplayer who battles (using cards, of all things) with electric lizards, man-eating bugs and all manner of mystical creatures in a complex, secret world that youngsters (mostly boys ages 9 and up) can't get enough of and--lucky for the kids--most parents can't be bothered to understand...