The Launch CD-ROM magazine opened up an extensive web site in 1997 called myLAUNCH. However, their site now appears at www.launch.com. This web site has a Tori section which includes an article/interview called The Story Of Tori which they uploaded to the site on 10/10/97. This interview seems to be a more detailed version of the early 1996 interview with Tori that appeared in volume 6 of the Launch CD-ROM magazine.

You can also read the myLAUCH article on the Dent.

"Amos's soft, slightly shimmery makeup ...brought out her ethereal nature. There are no defined lines, not even on the lips."

She shares the articles with other people, like Lisa Marie Presley, Cher, Vanessa Williams, and Isabella Rossellini. Kevyn Aucoin is the make-up artist who did Tori's makeup for MTV Unplugged. When Tori appeared on David Letterman on October 4, 1996, she looked just like this as she performed Father Lucifer.

Dan The Kitti man and Meghan Ferris told me about Tori appearing briefly in the latest Launch CD-ROM magazine (No. 15). Tori is at the very beginning. It has Radiohead on the cover, and it starts with a clip of Tori saying how the most recent thing she got was by Radiohead. It then moves on to other artists talking about Radiohead. Pretty nifty.

Tori Tells How To Turn Compassion Into Action In Mademoiselle
The October 1997 issue of Mademoiselle in the U.S. features a report called Do Good, Feel Great on page 174, which gives suggestions on how you can help others and make an impact on the world. There is special sub-section called Quick Fixes: Rock Role Model which features some words of wisdom from out very own Tori! There are a few paragraphs where Tori reveals one of her favorite self-help books and gives suggestions on little things you can do to make a difference.

Read what Tori had to say and see the included photo.

Yahoo! Internet Life

"With each of her albums quirkier than the last, Tori Amos might have disappeared from the pop landscape were it not for her ardent online following, one of the most passionate in cyberspace."

You can also find on page 76 a full page photo of Tori surrounded by various net URLs with the title, "How the Net Keeps Amos Famous". The writers seem to focus on some of the more unusual and obscure online resources. The photo here is a full body shot that we first saw in Spin magazine from October 1994. Each URL points to a place on Tori's body. There is one that points to he mouth that says "Tori Talks" that directs you to Tori's newsgroup and IRC channel. There is another one that points to her heart that says "Tori's Heartfelt Cause" that gives the URL for RAINN. You get the idea! All the links here are available in my Tori Links section.