"Actor Steve Martin Brings Art to Vegas Gallery, the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art." Las Vegas Sun, (15 Mar. 2001).  

       Adams, Cindy. "CBS Takes the Ax to 'Diagnosis Murder'." NY Post (May 17, 2001).

      "... and 'Extra' Time for Isaac," New York Post, (July 23, 2000).

      Arnold, Chuck. "When Words Fail," People, (Aug. 30, 1999).

      Avins, Molly. "Cozying Up to the Stars," L.A. Times, (Feb. 22, 2001).

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       Balston, Georgina. "Monarchs of Lonach; Big Tam Joins Big Yin at Games," Sunday Mail, News, p. 3 (August 24, 2003).

        Barker, Godfrey. "$7m for de Kooning." The Daily Telegraph (London), p. 23 (10 May 1990).

        "Behind the Barbs." The Arizona Republic, Preview, Movie Buzz (April 13, 2001).

        Benenson, Laurie Halpern. "Steve Martin Targets L.A.." The New York Times, Late edition, sect. 2, p. 13 (February 3, 1991).

        Bickley, Claire. "Film Fest to Get Shot of Novocaine; Steve Martin's New Comedy Announced as Gala Presentation." The Toronto Sun, Entertainment, p. 52 (01 Aug. 2001).

        Bonetti, David. "An Inspired Collector; Steve Martin's Art at Bellagio Shows Insight." San Francisco Chronicle, Final ed., p. B1 (26 Apr. 2001).

       "Born to Dance: The Brilliant Career of Steve Martin," Savoy on Film, Savoy Magazine (2001). Online. Available at: http://www.savoymag.net/onf/sm_dance.asp.

        Bornstein, Lisa. "Comedy Arts Festival Also About Big Business Deals, Debate Fourish Amid Laughter, Tributes," Denver Rocky Mountain News, Met 1 edition, p. 11A (Feb.13, 2000).

       Boyar, Jay. "There's More Than an Arrow Going Through Martin's Head," Toronto Star, Final ed., p. D3 (June 14, 1989).

        Brand, William. "Actor + Math Whiz + Comedian = 1 Hit." Online. Available at: http://www.oaklandtribune.com/
Stories/0,1413,82%257E1865%257E1057749,00.html

        Bremner, Charles. "US Calls Up Hope for Road to Arabia," The Times, Overseas news (September 13, 1990).

        "Briefly." USA Today, Final ed., Life, p. 2D (15 Mar. 2001).

        Buck, Jerry. "Victoria Tennant Travels Around for Miniseries Roles." The Associated Press, Entertainment News (March 21, 1990).

        Burnett, Sara. "Fox Valley Poses for Hollywood Again." Chicago Daily Herald, Fox Valley Neighbor, p. 1 (5 May 2000).  

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        Callan, Jessica, Simpson, Eva, and Graham, Polly Graham. "3AM: Steve 4 Helena: Comic Falls for Class Act in L.A. Love Story." The Mirror (London), Features, p. 19 (31 July 2000). 

      Carr, Jay. "Martin Forsakes Wild & Crazy Guy," City ed., Arts & Film, p. B6 (December 11, 1988).

       Casablanca, Ted. "Ted Casablanca's The Awful Truth." E! Online. (20 Apr. 2000). Online. Internet. Available at: http://www.eonline.com/Gossip/Awful/Archive2000/000427d.html. [On subject of Martin and Bonham Carter romance.]

       Cater, Darryl. "Location: Oak Park." Oakparkonline.com. (Last update: 10 May 2000). Online. Internet. Available at: http://www.wjinc.com/homefront/
2000/05-10/location.shtml.

       "Celebrity Biographies: Tennant, Victoria," Baseline II, update: April 6, 1999.

       "Celebrity Biographies: Martin (CST), Steve," Baseline II, update: Aug. 16, 1999.

       "Celebrity Biographies: Martin (CST), Steve," Baseline II, update: 2001.

      Champlin, Charles. "Critic at Large: Steve Martin's Split Level Humor," Los Angeles Times, Home ed., part 6, p. 1 (January 8, 1987).

      Corliss, Richard and Worrell, Denise. "Sensational Steve." Time (Aug 24, 1987).

       Cramb, Auslan. "Like Oscar Night with Midges for the Big Yin's 60th."  The Daily Telegraph (August 19, 2002), p.9.

       Crichton, Torcuil. "Mrs. Brown Back for the Big Yin's Highland Bash." The Sunday Herald (27 Aug. 2000).

       Crump, Anne. "Formula for Laughter," San Francisco Examiner (Dec. 17, 2002). Online. Available at: http://www.msri.org/media/MediaInfo/33/articles/show_article.

       Curiel, Jonathan. "Comedians + Math a Brilliant Equation; Robin Williams Joins Steve Martin, Scholar in Zany 'Numbers' Program,"  San Francisco Chronicle (Dec. 17, 2002 ). Online. Available at: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2002/12/17/DD25871.DTL

        Davidson, Gina. "The Return of Billy's Hollywood Tartan Army." Scotland on Sunday, p. 3 (27 Aug. 2000).

       Dempster, Nigel. "Martin and Wife Doing the Splits," Daily Mail (London), p. 29 (Sept.16, 1993).

        Dempster, Nigel. "Victoria in a State-of-the-Heart," Daily Mail (London), p. 29 (March 13, 1995).

        Dunkley, Cathy. Bickford Parks at U**hl: 'Traffic Producer Sets Two Year, First Look Deal," Daily Variety, News, p. 5 (Feb. 14, 2001).

        Dutka, Elaine. "A Side Order of STeve Martin; He's Had His Ups and Downs with L.A., But they're Back Together in His New Movie." Los Angeles Times, Home edition, Calendar, p. 7 (February 3, 1991).

        Dutka, Elaine. "Martin's Latest: A 'Jerk' in Love; Gray Eminence of Comedy Sends Funny Valentine." The Commercial Appeal, Final edition, p. C1 (February 7, 1991).

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       Fink, Mitchell. NYDaily News (12 Sept. 2000). Online. Internet. Available at: http://www.nydailynews.com. [Concerning Martin and Bonham Carter romance.]

      Fischer, Paul. "Cranky Critic Star Talk" (Nov. 2001). Online. Available at: http://crankycritic.com/qa/
pf_articles/stevemartin.html.

       Fisher, Bill. "Jamming with Steve Martin." (17 Apr. 2000). Online. Internet. Available at: http://listproc.ucdavis.edu/archives/banjo-l/log0004/0831.html.

       Fletcher, Lorna. "The Big Grin; Robin's Flying Start to Billy's Highland Games." Sunday Mirror (London), News, p. 3 (27 Aug. 2000).

       Fox, Catherine. "Photos Take Atlanta Native on Sensational Ride to Fame." Atlanta Journal and Constitution, Home ed., p. 6D (21 June 2001).

       "Friday's People." The Record, p. A02 (April 26, 1991).

       "Funnyman Steve Martin to Unveil His Art Collection on Las Vegas Strip." Associated Press State & Local Wire, (15 Mar. 2001). Online. Internet.

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       Gallo, Hank. "Steve Martin Settles into Seriousness," San Diego Union Tribune,  p. E7 (December 22, 1986).

        Garner, Jack. "Spotlight On: Steve Martin's Romantic Vision." The Courier-Journal, Metro edition, Arts, p. 2 (February 17, 1991).

        Garchik, Leah. "It's the Robin Williams Column," San Francisco Chronicle (Dec. 20, 2002). Online. Available at:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/
archive/2002/12/20/DD103445.DTL

        Garchik, Leah. "Martin Mull's San Francisco Show; Leah Garchik's Personals." San Francisco Chronicle, (3 Apr. 1998).

        Garchik, Leah. "Their Love is Here to Stay?" Leah Garchik's Personals, San Francisco Chronicle (Dec. 4, 1995).

        Garchik, Leah. "The Jokes Won't Keep on Coming." The San Francisco Chronicle, Final ed., p. D12 (29 Mar. 2001).

        Garchik, Leah. "Woman as Landscape; Leah Garchik's Personals." San Francisco Chronicle, (15 Mar. 1996).

        Garner, Jack. "Spotlight On: Steve Martin's Romantic Vision." The Courier-Journal, Metro edition, Arts, p. 2I (February 17, 1991).

        Glueck, Grace. "Art Review; In Vegas, Steve Martin Tries a Different Kind of Show." The New York Times, Final ed., sect. E, p. 1, col. 2 (24 Apr. 2001).

       Goddard, Peter. "Getting Down to Business with Steve Martin: The Wild & Crazy Guy has been Replaced by a More Thoughtful Style of Comic Actor," Toronto Star, Saturday 2d ed., p. G1 (July 29, 1989).

        Goldman, Steve. "Not So Crazy After All These Years."  Sunday Times, Features (May 12, 1991).

        Goldstein, Patrick. "On Location in L.A.; $20 Million, 87 Locations in 57 Days a REal L.A. Story If We've Ever Heard One." Los Angeles Times, Home edition, Calendar, p. 6 (August 5, 1990). 

        Goldstein, Patrick. "The Man Behind the Madness." Los Angeles Times, Home edition, Calendar, p. 7 (August 5, 1990).

        Goodwin, Betty. "Artistic Merger Aids L.A. Art Museums."  Los Angeles Times , Home edition, pt. E, p. 10 (February 7, 1991).

        Goodwin,  Christopher. "Lesbian Gag Gives Comic Martin the Last Laugh," Sunday Times (London) (October 24, 1999).

        Gordon, Daphne. "Art Star's a Sell Out in Best Sense." The Toronto Star, (3 Mar. 2001).

        Grace, Arthur. "Steve Martin." Comedians. (Eastman Kodak and Thomasson-Grant, 1991), 116-117.

        Grondin, Kathryn. "Film's 'Perfect Setting Found in Geneva; Shooting of Movie Starring Steve Martin Starts Monday." Chicago Daily Herald, Dupage ed., F3, p.1 (22 Apr. 2000).

        Grondin, Kathryn. "Martin' 'Happy Feet' Hang Out in St. Charles." Chicago Daily Herald, F3, p. 14, (23 Apr. 2000).

        Grondin, Kathryn. "Movie Starts Are in Town, But Don't Count on Catching Any Glimpses." Chicago Daily Herald, Cook ed., F3, p. 7 (27 Apr. 2000).

        Grove, Lloyd, and Berselli, Beth. "The Reliable Source," The Washington Post, Final edition, Style section, p. C03 (Mar. 29, 2000).

         Gussow, Mel. "Steve Martin's Career Skips Down Another New Path,"  The New York Times, Late ed., Section E, p. 2 (October 29, 1998).

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      Haldane, David. "Steve Martin Gets in on Big Bash at CSULB," Los Angeles Times, Home edition, Metro, p. 2 (August 26, 1989).

       Hale, Marsha Bentley. "The Fine Art of Steve Martin: The Personal Perspective of an L.A. Woman Transplanted to Las Vegas." (Apr. 2001). Online. Internet. Available at: http://www.fashionwindows.com/room_service/
steve_martin_art01.asp.

       Hartl, John. "He's in Love, With a City and a Woman." The Seattle Times, Final edition, p. 20 (February 8, 1991).

       Hayes, Kevin. "By the Book: New York's Celebrity Addresses," The Buffalo News, Final ed., Travel, p. 4 (January 23, 1994).

       "Helena Bonham Carter Finds Love With Steve Martin." IMDB.com Celebrity News (31st July 2000). Online. Internet. Available: http://www.imdb.com.

       Hill, Michael E.. "Victoria Tennant; Over Here and 'Under Siege'." The Washington Post, Final edition, TV Tab, p. 8 (February 9, 1985).

      Hind, John. "They Snipped That Bit Out: A Snake in the Grass," The Guardian, p. 36 (January 28, 1994).

       Howell, Peter. "Film Fest Names Special Presentations." Toronto Star, Ontario ed., Entertainment, p. F02. (01 Aug. 2001).

       Hurt, Jeanette. "Farmhouse Goes Hollywood; 'Novocaine' Film Crew, Movie Stars Transform Town of Cedarburg Home." Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Metro ed., p. 01B (11 May 2000).

       Husted, Bill. "Comic Cracks 'Em Up at Tribute," The Denver Post, 2nd ed., Denver and the West, p. B4 (March 3, 2001).

       Husted, Bill. "Lewis, Williams are Tops in Over the Top Laughs,"  The Denver Post , 2nd edition, p. A02 (Feb. 13, 2000).

       Husted, Bill. "Midnight is when the stars shine,"  The Denver Post , 2nd edition, p. B03 (Feb. 12, 2000).

       Hyland, Ian. "The Diary: Romance is All Over, Bar the Publicity." Sunday Mirror (London), Features, p. 15 (13 Aug. 2000). Online. Internet.

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       "In the News: Geneva Motel is Proud to Have Been a Part of the Soon to Be Hit Movie Novocaine, Starring Steve Martin & Kevin Bacon." (excerpt). Kane County Chronicle. (May 2000). Online. Internet. Available at : http://www.genevamotelinn.com/news.html

       "Inside Scoop...From the Set of Novocaine." The Insider (10 Apr. 2001 - 10:27:08). Online. Internet. [Concerning Martin and Bonham Carter romance.]

       Isenberg, Barbara. "Hollywood's Art Connections; Where Actors, Agents and Movie and TV Executives Meet, Art is the Topic. Whether for Love of Art or the Limelight, Celebrities Have Become Big Collectors." Los Angeles Times, Home ed., p. 6 (12 May 1991).

      "It Wasn't in the Script,"  Los Angeles Times, Today's Calendar Stories, p. 9 (July 25, 1999).

      Italie, Hillel. "Steve Martin Gets Literary," New York Daily News. Online. Available at: http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/
ap/20001004/en/wkd_steve_martin_1.html (posted: October 4, 2000 1:12 PM ET).

       "Interview with Steve Martin." Larry King Live, CNN (February 6, 1991).

       "Interview with Victoria Tennant." Larry King Live, CNN (November 7, 1990).

       Ivry, Bob. "Creating an Uproar,"  Bergen Record (August 10, 1999).
 

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       Kahn, Toby. "Passages." People (4 Oct 1993).

       Kit, Zorianna. "Martin Turning 'Traitor' for Disney," The Hollywood Reporter (Dec. 13, 2002).

       Knight, Christopher. "L.A. Collections on Display." Los Angeles Times, Home ed., part F, p. 3, col. 2 (1 Feb. 1994).

       Knight, Christopher. "Steve Martin's True Heaven; A Las Vegas Exhibition of Works from the Performer's Private Collection Offers a View Behind His Public Persona." Los Angeles Times, (7 Apr. 2001).

        Knight, Kathryn. "We Can Always Rely on Helena to Be the Rebel." The Express (London) (01 August 2000). Online. Internet.

      Knoedelseder, William K., Jr. "Sitting Out The Standup Routine; Tired Of Standup; Steve Martin Goes Hollywood," Washington Post, Final ed., Style, p. 1 (June 3, 1979).

       Koppel, Ted.  Troop Morale in the Persian Gulf, Nightline, ABC News (November 14, 1990).
 

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       Lawson, Terry. "Mayhem Maestro," Sunday Herald Sun, Cue, p. 97 (May 5, 2002).

       Lemons, Stephen. "Steve Martin: The one time madcap comic diety has become the distinguished elder statesman of humor. Hey, that's not funny!" Salon (Mar. 13, 2001). Online. Available at: http://www.salon.com/people/bc/
2001/03/13/steve_martin/index.html.
 

       Lovece, Frank. "Hearts, Flowers, Freeways." The Record, p. 5 (February 8, 1991).

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       Mallet, James. "Las Vegas: Show Me the Monet." The Independent (London), First ed., p. 8 (7 Apr. 2001).

      Matthews, Jack. "His Nose for Comedy Puts Him on the Hit List," Los Angeles Times, Home ed., part 6, p. 1 (June 30, 1987).

      McIntee, Michael Z. "The Wahoo Gazette Archives," Show #1709, Late Night with David Letterman, CBS (Thursday, November 15, 2001). Online. Available at: http://www.cbs.com/latenight/lateshow/exclusives/wahoo/
archive/2001/11/archive15.shtml.

       Mckenzie, Steve, and Lawson, Jim. "Rockabillies; Legends Bob, Rod and Paul Form Superband for Big Yin's Birthday.  Sunday Mail, News, p. 11 ( August 18, 2002).

       MacLaren, Lorna.  "Stars say cheers to the laird of comedy;Profile: Billy Connolly; From a tormented childhood, through alcoholism and depression, the entertainer has become a huge star who will today celebrate his birthday with the glitterati in his native Scotland, says Lorna MacLaren." The Herald, Page 13 ( August 17, 2002), p. 13.

       Marland, Ian. "Stars Gather For Big Yin's Birthday Bash." Press Association, Home News, (August 17, 2002).

       "Martin Fits 'Walker' Bill: Director," New York Daily News Online (Mar. 13, 2000).

       "Martins Separate." The Commercial Appeal, Final edition, People, p. C3 (September 18, 1993).

      Matheson, Kathleen. "If You're Going to Wear a Kilt Do It Properly," The Express, Letters, p. 56 (September 9, 2003).

      Mehle, Michael. "Pryor Top Comic, Newhart Says," Rocky Mountain News, Final ed., Local, p. 53A (March 3, 2001).

      Merin, Jennifer. "When Stars Twinkle, It's Fine to Say Hello; When They Don't, 'It's Time to Shut Up'," USA Today (24 Aug 1999).

       Millar, John. "He's Scot a Cheek; Steve Martin Boasts of Tartan Roots, But Refuses to Eat Scotland's National Dish." Scottish Daily Record, p. 16 (25 Aug. 1995).

       Miller, Prairie. "The Out of Towners: Steve Martin Interview." Star Interviews, (1 Jan. 1999). Online. Internet.

       Moret, Jim, Sydney, Laurin, Vercammen, Paul, Tush, Bill, Michael, Dennis, Hunter, Lauren, Sylvester, Sherri. "'Scream 3' Tops Box Office Charts; Steve Martin Wins Career Achievement Award at 'American Comedy Awards'; Mary & Rhoda Reunite,"  CNN Showbiz Today, CNN (Feb. 7, 2000).

       "Morning Report: Art." Los Angeles Times, Home ed., part 5, p. 2, col. 2 (25 Feb. 1987).

       Muchnic, Suzanne. "Art Notes; Auctions Spring into Spring." Los Angeles Times, Home ed., p. 61 (17 Mar. 1996).
 

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