The Biggest Cyberstars of Summer

This summer you can enjoy your favorite superstars on movie screens and computer screens, as fan-published pages continue to pop up on the Internet’s World Wide Web.

While Tom Cruise ignites the fuse of the summer season May 22 with “Mission: Impossible,” you can visit a page dedicated to him at https://www.cyberhighway. net/ ~phlacin/cruise.html. (The film’s official site is https://www.missionimpossible.com.)

Admirers of the equally popular Jim Carrey, star of the June 14 release “The Cable Guy” (https://www.thecableguy.com), have installed several sites honoring the funny guy. The Jim Carrey ’96 Page, at https://www.inforamp.net/ ~petroff/, includes the “Batman Forever” script, film reviews and even addresses for contacting Carrey offline. Another worthwhile Carrey virtual shrine can be found at https://www.halcyon.com/browner/.

Sean Connery, the dragon’s voice in “Dragonheart” (opening May 31) and star of “The Rock” (June 7), is also being honored by his fans online. A good Connery cyber-launch pad is his fan-based News and Web Sightings page at https://www.mcs.net/ ~klast/www/connery.html, which links to Connery destinations throughout the Web.

While Demi Moore can be heard this summer as the voice of Esmeralda in Disney’s “Hunchback of Notre Dame,” she’ll be much more visible next month in “Striptease.” She is well-covered at the Demi Moore Magazine Cover Site at https://purplenet.com/soaps/gh/collect/DMmags.html. Starting with her 1982 US Magazine cover, these pages bring us current through her eye-popping Vanity Fair images.

To learn about new pages as they launch or to talk about your favorite stars, stop by the Internet Usenet newsgroup alt.fan.actors.

Jaclyn Easton is the host of “Log On U.S.A.,” which airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. on KIEV-AM 870.