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GQ January 2000 TYRA BANKS STANLEY TUCCI +++
 

GQ January 2000 TYRA BANKS STANLEY TUCCI +++

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GQ (Gentleman's Quarterly)
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ISSUE DATE: JANUARY, 2000; Vol. 70, No. 1

IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER: "TYRA BANKS, Please pull your hair back!"

ON THE COVER: Tyra Banks says aloha in a nylon-and-Lycra bikini bottom by Malia Mills, $74. Hair by Lisa Mitchell for the Lisa Mitchell Salon, Makeup by Fran Cooper for the Stephen Knoll Salon. Photographed exclusively for GQ by Antoine Verglas.

FEATURES:
TYRA IN TOMORROWLAND: Tyra Banks has a plan: Move to Orlando, star in a movie, marry Prince Charming. The first two are taken care of'. But the rest of her Cinderella story is waiting to be written. BY DEVIN FRIEDMAN.

TAIL HOOKERS: On the Loneliest Road in America, a few miles from the Top Gun pilot school, sits the Salt Wells Villa. It's a Nevada whorehouse where the nation's elite fighter jocks come to screw, drink and brag, but not necessarily in that order. BY WALTER KIRN.

IT'S A MAN'S, MAN'S, MAN'S, MAN'S WORLD: Give us a year and we'll give you the world. Here are twelve places across the planet to go and be a man.

THE IMPERFECT MOMENT: Rarely in football does the kicker become the quarterback, but in a game between the Dolphins and the Redskins, Garo Yepremian did just that. Photographer Neil Leifer caught the 1973 Super Bowl's gridiron fluke.

THE HAIRSTYLE OF THE GODS: With their bi-level haircuts of cropped tops and flowing manes, Holy Rollers, hard rockers and hockey players alike all owe one to David Bowie, or at least to his alter ego, Ziggy. Who would they be without his inspirational coiffure? BY MARK LARSON AND BARNEY HOSKYNS.

MOBY SQUID: "Men really need sea monsters, "John Steinbeck wrote, and in the case of Dr. Clyde Roper, that may be true, because he's made searching for a sixty-foot squid his life's mission. Our writer joins the marine biologist on what may be his last cephalopod odyssey. BY ELIZABETH GILBERT.

W'S BRAIN: In the Bush camp, behind-the-scenes man Karl Rove is the team's most pivotal player after George W. Though one is bookish and the other is not, the two friends have much in common, including an instinct for the political jugular, a trait that might come in handy during the next month or two. BY ROBERT DRAPER.

THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH: In 1953 government scientist Frank Olson died in a mysterious fall from a New York City hotel window. His son Eric has spent his life trying to prove that his father's death was no suicide, but a murder planned and executed by the CIA. BY MARY A. FISCHER.

FASHION:
THE OUTER BANKS: Bathing beauty Tyra Banks lounges around in the tiniest of bikinis. If you look carefully, you'll see some swimwear for you too.

READERS' CHOICE GQ: gives power to the people. Pick next year's swimsuit model from four lovely ladies.

MIX MASTERS: Ten musical acts wearing the work of to designers. Together they show you what's up for spring.

A KICK IN THE PANTS: Not since the zipper have men's trousers received such an innovation as the drawstring. Modeling the new Maharishi designs, some karate kids discover that the pants' pulley system lets them wax on and wax off without a hitch.

JOE MITCHELL'S NEW YORK: Through its crooked streets and in its cozy taverns, STANLEY TUCCI, star of the forthcoming film Joe Gouldi's Secret, takes a tour of Greenwich Village. These suits were made for walking. [SIX big Fashion photos, over six full pages, featuring STANLEY TUCCI!]

COLUMNS: JOE QUEENAN: The world would be a better place if we could all admit why we dislike certain people. Let's, er, face it. Some just ask to be punched.

DEPARTMENTS:
CONTRIBUTORS.
FRONTLINES: The new Billionaires are a bunch o1 zeroes notes from Times Square.
FAHRENHEIT: Dayne's game, the commemorative cheesecake, more.
ELEMENTS OF STYLE: Pass the puck; haul your lazy ass to a craggy Scottish isle for a sweater oh, but it', a really nice sweater; more.
THE STYLE GUY: BY GLENN O'BRIEN.
SHELF LIFE: Dot your ties: carry your packs; wore.
GUY FOOD: Women have long known that the keyman's heart is through his stomach. Now it's your turn to apply this principle. Wait for the fourth date and cunningly woo her with steak. BY STEVEN KOTLER.
MIXOLOGY: On those mornings when dry toast won't rut it, a Jigger in your joe will rev kip your breakfast BY TERRY SULLIVAN.
GQ CRITIQUES: Femi Kuti wants you dancing to his shoki shoki, Andy Kaufman whisks Jim Carrey to the moon; Colin Harrison thrills with his graphic (and gratuitous) Afterburn more.
PERSONAL BEST: Let's cut to the chase: Your hairstyle is like, 1999. Good thing we've got our favorite Scottish Scissorhands here to bring your do up to date.
DR. SOOTH: Measuring up, going south, discove prophylactic wonders of Saran Wrap, more.
FASHION DIRECTORIES: What's in stores for you.
THE GQ LIST: The GQ rumor mill worked overtime this month, churning out thirty-three admitted lies forhe do glut of our new back-page column.
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