If anyone knows how I can get the July Entertainment Magazine with the article about Nancy McKeon in it will you please tell me. I'm sooooo mad that i can't find it... I'm going crazy!!! Thank you!

I found it at CVS...you could probably get it at Walmart or Wallgreens..(If you have those stores, I live in Mass.)


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Originally posted by Jo Polniazek14:
If anyone knows how I can get the July Entertainment Magazine with the article about Nancy McKeon in it will you please tell me. I'm sooooo mad that i can't find it... I'm going crazy!!! Thank you!

If you are talking about the entertainment weekly july 27 issue, it is off the shelves already. It was a small article about the divisions season finally. I bet i can find it on the other board adn will repost it here for you.

Is this what you were looking for, you may be able to order back issues of the mag go to their website. I think it is ewonline.com

In Entertainment Weekly's July 27th issue on pg.63 with a pict. of Nancy as Jinny

THE DIVISION: Pity Nancy McKeon. First she
had to take all that crap from roboprep
Blair at the Eastland School, now she's
lost in a sea of booze as Jinny Exstead
on The Division. And her relentless kissing
the bottle has landed her the inspector in
a heap of trouble-flubbing an arrest,
mouthing off to the boss, getting suspended
from the force..and that's just in the
show's first five minutes! It can all lead
up to only one thing: intervention time.
Unfortunately, the sight of women sitting
around telling their fallen comrade how
special she is isn't exactly our idea of
gritty cop drama. But thankfully, McKeon
blows it all to high hell with a scathing
attack on assembled friends and family that
saves this first-season finale from
morphing into some lame booze-is-bad
Afterschool Special. Ring up Mrs. Garrett;
the girl's still got it. EW Grade: B


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Thank you everyone who answered!! I really hope I can find it!! Thanks again!!