The din of the crowd picked up, drowning out the music. A couple buddies with him: Wesley Snipes and John Leguizamo. His hair was trimmed short, a sweep of bangs covering his forehead. Patrick Swayze, seven years on from his Dirty Dancing performance, sidled up to the bar. It was SeptemBarr was the reigning queen of prime-time television, but on this particular night she was wearing an oversize red T-shirt adorned with PLANET HOLLYWOOD across its front, cleaning a glass behind the bar at America’s most popular chain restaurant. White cement squares with handprints covered the walls. Roseanne Barr stood behind three feet of neon-blue glass, bottles of gin, vodka, bourbon, and tequila lined up behind her.