George Magazine May 1999 Calista Flockhart, Campaign 2000, LBJ Media VG


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

FEATURES

68 THE GEORGE INTERVIEW:
CALISTA BITES BACK
BY LYNN SNOWDEN
Calista Flockhart has been accused of lowering women’s self-esteem, prompting a dangerous new wave of female body anxiety, and signaling the end of feminism. Can one woman really do so much damage? Ally McBeal presents the case for the defense.

74 REVENGE OF THE NERD
BY KATIE ROIPHE
Steve Forbes’ critics say he’s trying to buy the presidency. The real question is, why would a shy multimillionaire with a fear of crowds even want to hold public office?

78 CABLE VISIONS
BY ALIX BROWNE
Their careers may have received a boost from the Lewinsky scandal, but cable TV’s rising stars are ready to abandon blue Gap dresses and flaunt some style of their own.

88 THE DEADLY DOZEN
BY TIMOTHY NOAH
Howell Raines and the New York Times editorial board fire off anti-Clinton salvos that leave White House flacks shell-shocked and the president furious. Who is the man behind the world’s most influential page, and why does he hate the president?

92 LBJ’S GREATEST LOSS
BY VANCE MUSE
Weeks before the 1964 presidential election, Lyndon Johnson learned that his closest adviser had been arrested after getting caught in a compromising position with another man. In the ensuing scandal, LBJ confronted an agonizing decision: fire one of his oldest friends or risk losing the election.

COVER:
Calista Flockhart weathers the media storm. Photographed by Stephane Sednaoui in Culver City, California. Styling by Claire Todd. Props by David Michael Max. Makeup by Pati Dubroff. Hair by Victor Vidal for Cloutier. Blouse by Trash A Porter. Skirt by Miu Miu Eto, available at Barneys.

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