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Articles 1988-1989 1991-1992 1993-1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 - NOW Assorted Source / Date: Vanity Fair October 1988 Title / Page(s): "The Seduction Game" by Stephen Schiff pp 166-168 Summary: Glenn Close, John Malkovich, Swoosie Kurtz, and Uma Thurman star in Stephen Frears' movie, Les Liasons Dangereuses. The cast members are profiled. Source / Date: Vogue October 1988 Title / Page(s): "Teen Angel" by Edmund White pp 242 Summary: Uma Thurman is profiled and her role in the upcoming motion picture Les Liaisons Dangereuses is described. Source / Date: People Weekly February 6, 1989 Title / Page(s): "Dangerous Liaisons Violated Beauty, Uma Thurman, 18, Is a Little Risky Herself" pp 118-119 Summary: Uma Thurman, who recently appeared in the motion picture Dangerous Liaisons, is profiled. Source / Date: Mademoiselle March 1989 Title / Page(s): "Uma: Dangerous Curves Ahead?" by Julia Claiborne Johnson pp 216-217 Summary: Sex symbol Uma Thurman is profiled. She has brains as well as beauty. Source / Date: Vanity Fair March 1989 Title / Page(s): "Sense of Uma" by Stephen Schiff pp 154-155 Summary: Uma Thurman is well informed, well endowed, witty and occasionally wicked. The actress is pictured and briefly profiled. Source / Date: Premiere April 1989 Title / Page(s): "Cameos: Uma Thurman" by Bonnie Bertram pp 63 Summary: Uma Thurman is profiled and her work is discussed. Source / Date: Vogue April 1989 Title / Page(s): "Pure White: Venus Rising" pp 396 Summary: Up-an-coming actress Uma Thurman is profiled. Source / Date: Vogue April 1989 Title / Page(s): "Perfectly natural" by Shirley Lord pp 394 Summary: Uma Thurman shows off today's new makeup. Source / Date: Us April 3, 1989 Title / Page(s): "Dream Girls" pp 22-34 Summary: The ten most attractive and engaging women of 1989 are pictured and briefly profiled. Included are: Princess Caroline, Isabella Rossellini, Jasmine Guy, Candice Bergen, Uma Thurman, Talisa Soto, Michelle Pfeiffer, Geena Davis, Sonia Braga, and Melissa Gilbert. Source / Date: Time May 8, 1989 Title / Page(s): 'People' section pp 65 Summary: People are starting to notice Thurman's performance in Dangerous Liaisons. Source / Date: Rolling Stone May 18, 1989 Title / Page(s): "Hot Cover" by Ben Yagoda pp 52-54 Summary: Uma Thurman is profiled. Only nineteen years old, Thurman has set the movie world on fire with her recent roles in Dangerous Liaisons and The Adventures of Baron Munchausen. Source / Date: Interview September 1991 Title / Page(s): "A Stitch in Time" by Lisa Liebman pp 42 Summary: An account of a visit to Berlin is presented. The fashion trends among women in Berlin include blonde hair with dark roots, a neo-B-52's look and the Uma look, named for Uma Thurman, the great pristine ideal of female beauty in Berlin. Source / Date: Interview October 1992 Title / Page(s): "Uma Thurman" by Ingrid Sischy and Graham Fuller pp 100-107 Summary: Uma is interviewed. Source / Date: People May 3, 1993 Title / Page(s): "Uma Thurman" pp 106 Summary: Uma Thurman is profiled. Her latest movie is 'Mad Dog and Glory.' Named one of People Magazine's 50 Most Beautiful People. Go read it! Source / Date: Harper's Bazaar August 1993 Title / Page(s): "Ranch Dressing" by Peter Lindbergh pp 150-153 Summary: The upcoming Uma Thurman - Lorraine Bracco movie Even Cowgirls get the Blues will feature costumes by designer Beatrix Pasztor. Functional cowhand clothes are paired with exotic pieces from thrift shops. Source / Date: Cosmoplitan November 1993 Title / Page(s): "Sensual, Mysterious Uma Thurman" by Ellen Stern pp 238-239+ Summary: Uma Thurman is profiled. The 23-year-old actress is a throwback to real movie-star glamour. Thurman has worked opposite many Hollywood big-name actors, including Richard Gere, John Malkovich and Robert De Niro. Go read it! Source / Date: Rolling Stone November 11, 1993 Title / Page(s): "Drugstore Cowgirl" by Jonathan Cott pp 58-62 Summary: Star of Even Cowgirls Get the Blues, Uma Thurman, is profiled. The film, directed by Gus Van Sant, is based on the Tom Robbins novel of the same name. Source / Date: Details December 1993 Title / Page(s): "God's Gift" Summary: Uma is profiled. Source / Date: Premiere November 1994 Title / Page(s): Filmography by Andy Webster pp 132 Summary: Filmography of Uma Thurman. Go read it! Source / Date: GQ February 1995 Title / Page(s): "Uma in Bloom" by Lucy Kaylin pp 145 Summary: Motion picture actress Uma Thurman is coming to terms with her beauty. Go read it! Source / Date: Knight-Ridder February 20, 1995 Title / Page(s): "Please Don't Call Her A Brat" Summary: Uma discusses comparisons to the Brat Pack generation and the current crop of actors including Brad Pitt and Winona Ryder. "People like me and Brad Pitt and others are making completely different kinds of movies. When Brat Pack happened, there was a certain kind of movie - Sixteen Candles, Weird Science. The same people always worked together, and it was practically a cottage industry." Source / Date: Harper's Bazaar June 1995 Title / Page(s): "Uma!" by Thomas Beller pp 110 Summary: Actress Uma Thurman is known for her portayal of unconventional characters in films. Her latest films are Beautiful Girls and A Month By The Lake. Go read it! Source / Date: Cosmopolitan August 1995 Title / Page(s): "Uma Thurman: every man's numero uno" by Garry Jenkins pp 156 Summary: Thurman prefers acting over modeling. Men seem to be attracted to her because of her good looks and her intelligence. She spends a lot of time traveling. Thurman is not sure of her plans for the future. Go read it! Source / Date: Entertainment Weekly October 20, 1995 Title / Page(s): "Sly Cat" by Stephen Schaefer pp 14 Summary: Uma discusses her role in The Truth About Cats and Dogs SLY CAT: How does Uma Thurman spell relief? B-I-M-B-O. In her upcoming comedy The Truth About Cats & Dogs, the actress happily plays dumb. "It's gotten to this point where women are painted into a corner to play women who are intelligent and should be respected, as if there should be some agenda in roles you play," says Thurman. "I thought, `What the hell, I'll play a stupid bimbo.'" Besides, adds Thurman, Cats & Dogs, directed by Michael Lehmann, is "supposed to be subversive feminist comedy" and her unenlightened character is also "terribly nice." Source / Date: Vanity Fair January 1996 Title / Page(s): "Numero Uma" by Alex Schoumatoff pp 60 Summary: Thurman who has made 14 films, was surprised to become a sex symbol. The actress discusses her career, films, upbringing, family, marriage to Garry Oldman, life in New York and other topics. Photos by Annie Leibovitz. Go read it! Source / Date: Entertainment Weekly May 3 1996 Title / Page(s): "The 'truth' about stardom: Garolfalo & Thurman - different as cats & dogs" by Lisa Schwarzbaum pp 13-15 Summary: Garofalo and Thurman are just as different offscreen as their two characters are in the new film The Truth About Cats & Dogs. Garofalo, who comes from a standup comedy background, is forthright and spontaneous, while Thurman is careful, studied and private. Go read it! Source / Date: Us March 1997 Title / Page(s): "Young Hollywood" by Michael Comte pp 86 Summary: Several of today's group of young stars are profiled including Uma. Source / Date: Vogue June 1997 Title / Page(s): "Beautiful Girl" by Jonathan Van Meter pp 218-223 Summary: She's a Garbo for the MTV generation and Poison Ivy for Batman. Uma Thurman talks beauty, Buddhism, and boyfriends...photos by Peter Lindbergh. Go read it! Source / Date: Entertainment Weekly June 27/July 4 1997 Title / Page(s): "The It Girl" by Assorted Writers pp 22-23 Summary: The It List. Editors pick the 100 most creative people in entertainment. Go read it! Source / Date: Us July 1997 Title / Page(s): "Take Two: Batman's Bad Girl" by Peter Travers pp 49 Summary: Will Uma Thurman's chilly charms ever catch fire with filmgoers? Go read it! Source / Date: Esquire December 1997 Title / Page(s): "The 100 Best People in the World" pp 90-91 Summary: Our somewhat arbitrary, somewhat compromised, in no way definitive -- but nonetheless righteous -- list of women and men without whom the world would be a far darker place. Source / Date: Premiere January 1998 Title / Page(s): "The Mod Couple" by Kindra Peach pp 62-63 Summary: A preview of the upcoming Avengers film. Source / Date: Esquire March 1998 Title / Page(s): "An alternate umaverse" by Mim Udovitch pp 70-78 Summary: Uma Thurman, who has starred in numerous films, describes her childhood fantasies and lifelong need to be in control. Her personal life, including boyfriend Ethan Hawke, and her upcoming films are also discussed. Go read it! Source / Date: Harper's Bazaar March 1998 Title / Page(s): "Uma Thurman: earth mother" by Dwight Garner pp 342-348 Summary: Uma Thurman appears to be more settled, at peace, excited and glowing with two upcoming movies, a steady relationship with actor Ethan Hawke and a future motherhood role. The actress, who expects a baby in July 1998, discusses her favorite books, cooking tips and other intimacies. Go read it! Source / Date: Mademoiselle July 1998 Title / Page(s): "Uma" by Jeanie Pyun pp 142, 151-152 Summary: Hollywood's queen of serene takes on marriage and motherhood. Go read it! Source / Date: Premiere July 1998 Title / Page(s): "Avenging Angel" by Rob Tannenbaum pp 60-67 Summary: Uma on The Avengers and her role as mom. Go read it! Source / Date: US Elle November 1999 Title / Page(s): "All About Ease" by Thomas Beller pp 312 Summary: Uma exudes the spirit of the season as she talks about her new daughter, her latest projects, and not playing it safe. Go read it! Source / Date: Premiere Online January 2000 Title / Page(s): "Thurman Gets Edwardian" by Joan Dupont Summary: A preview of The Golden Bowl. Go read it! Source / Date: US Harper's Bazaar November 2000 Title / Page(s): "Uma Up Close" By Lloyd Grove Summary: After series of brilliant supporting roles and extended baby hiatus, Uma Thurman steps down from the part of intelligent ice princess and steps up to Leading lady status. Lloyd Grove talks to Merchant Ivory's newest star. Photographed by Craig McDean. Go read it! Source / Date: UK Tatler November 2000 Title / Page(s): "Uma Has It" By Geordie Greig Summary: ...the eyes, the face, the body, tbe baby, the man, the boho parents, the star billing. How does she do it? Go read it! Source / Date: US Marie Claire January 2001 Title / Page(s): Interview By Nicky Barlow Summary: She's an acclaimed actress and the face of Lancome, but Uma Thurman is returning to a role she knows well - that of mother. Go read it! Source / Date: US Talk March 2001 Title / Page(s): "Uma Unwinds" By Holly Millea Summary: The sulty screen star talks about feet, food, and the unbearable comfort of home... Go read it! Source / Date: US Elle April 2001 Title / Page(s): "Stealing Beauty" By Anne Slowey Summary: Uma Thurman considers Hollywood's idea of physical beauty and is not impressed. Here she delivers her own wholly original vision of movie stardom, motherhood and modelling. Go read it! Source / Date: US Jane April 2002 Title / Page(s): Profile By Katy McColl Summary: Uma Thurman is promoting "Hysterical Blindness." Go read it!