OUT November 1998-HAVING IT ALL on sale October 20th.

NEW YORK--(ENTERTAINMENT WIRE)--Oct. 14, 1998--

p.68 ONE HOT MAMA "I'd like to dedicate this entire piece to Robin Byrd and the survival of pornography." With a bitchy and fiery theatrical piece heading uptown to Broadway and a brand-new book hitting stores this month, Sandra Bernhard is back with vengeance! Tom O'Neill talks to Ms. Bernhard about the new woman in her life-"she burps, she farts, she laughs, she eats, she sleeps, and she's the prettiest girl I've ever had in my bed"-daughter Cicely Yasin. And about spiritualism, sex, and the other women in her life.

p.74 STATE OF THE UNION What's your issue? Your political issue that is, you pathetic emotional mess you! Forget about Prada, Gucci, the gym, and your cycle, and try to think about the bigger picture: Our rights! (Remember, we're not there yet.) November 3 is fast approaching, and OUT polls 13 queer pundits on their take on the choices facing us all. Yes, babes, we get the chance to make Mr. Lott's agenda just a tad bit more difficult!

p.78 THE BOILING POINT After a year of being taunted, teased, and humiliated about his sexuality, 15-year-old Matthew Santoni finally snapped and turned the tables on a bully. Christina Rathbone reports on a fatal tale of distorted pain and uncontrollable rage in Northampton, Mass.

p.84 EDWARD ALBEE'S SECOND ACT "I find no responsibility to write about gay themes just because I happen to be gay. How you spend your time in bed is not a dramatic subject," says America's most neglected playwright, who is back with a new play headed to the Great White Way. Steven Drukman talks to Albee about the theater, inspiration, and speculation about Ronald Reagan's sex life.

FASHION: p.88 Rancho Deluxe Lynx, stone marten, and fox-with a few sassy leather numbers. Wild Westernwear for those with loads of style and no time for scruples. Photographed by Michael Stratton. Fashion by Eric Pryor.

ALSO: PAT CALIFIA on AIDS prevention with sex, love, and understanding. As Hawaii readies itself for the gay marriage bill this November, DAN SAVAGE looks beyond the immediate repercussions. Sick of lousy gay and lesbian movies? Film guru B. RUBY RICH on the good, the bad, and the affirmative. Our favorite academic, CALEB CRAIN, on the values of poverty and the riches of life. Our RADAR has window-dressing genius Simon Doonan's new book; an interview with Todd Haynes and Christine Vachon about their new film, Velvet Goldmine; and 1920s fashionista Madeleine Voinnet. NAVIGATOR is in search of the perfect sanctuary. It could be your room, a quiet getaway, or just a simple snack. Worry about the Market? Financial wiz, Per Larson offers advice on gay investment clubs. Weighing the risks of HIV-drug vacations? We have advice. Trendy bitches finally get their way with a hip new line of caninewear. Look, look way, look, look away If this sounds familiar you might want to revamp your seduction routine with the Tease Quiz!