anonymous. "TCM Goes Looking For the Real Louise Brooks With the World Premiere Of Looking For Lulu." Business Wire, April 28, 1998. (United States)
--- wire service story
O'Leary, Devin D. "Louise Brooks: Looking For Lulu" on TCM." Tucson Weekly, April 29, 1998. (United States) *
--- Tucson, Arizona newspaper
Bentley, Rick. "Ahead of her time." Fresno Bee, April 30, 1998. (United States) *
--- "The cable channel has finally opened a new Pandora's box of Hollywood insights with the latest cinema salute Louise Brooks: Looking for Lulu" - article in Fresno, California newspaper
Garner, Jack. "TCM biography looks at the life of Louise Brooks." Gannett News Service, April 30, 1998. (United States)
--- wire service story; "Certainly, it's the first time any television channel has showcased three films with Brooks in a row. She's long been an often-discussed but seldom-seen actress."
T., S.C. "Our Ms. Brooks." Modern Maturity, May-June, 1998. (United States) *
--- brief article
Evenson, Laura. "Lovely Lulu Lives Again." San Francisco Chronicle, May 3, 1998. (United States) *
--- San Francisco, California newspaper
Garner, Jack. "Star turned Rochester recluse returns to the spotlight." Democrat and Chronicle, May 3, 1998. (United States) *
--- article in Rochester, New York newspaper
Morrison, Benjamin. "Lulu's Back in Town." Times Picayune, May 3, 1998. (United States) *
--- "It's been 60 years since actress Louise Brooks made a movie. In some ways, she may be bigger now than in her heyday." - New Orleans, Louisiana newspaper
Letofsky, Irv. "Louise Brooks: Looking for Lulu." Hollywood Reporter, May 4, 1998. (United States) *
--- short preview piece
anonymous. "Silent-screen siren is at her sexy best in 'Pandora's Box'." Standard-Times, May 5, 1998. (United States) *
--- capsule review; newspaper serving Massachusetts' South Coast
Bianco, Robert. "Critic's Corner." USA Today, May 5, 1998. (United States) *
--- brief mention with portrait
Bianculli, David. "Documentary A Real 'Lulu' ." New York Daily News, May 5, 1998. (United States) *
--- short preview piece; "She's like a glamorous, rebellious, troubled heroine out of an F. Scott Fitzgerald novel . . . ."
Curtright, Bob. "Rare films of silent siren Louise Brooks to air tonight." Wichita Eagle, May 5, 1998. (United States) *
--- article in Wichita, Kansas newspaper
Feran, Tim. "'20s Actress Brooks is in Spotlight." Columbus Dispatch, May 5, 1998. (United States) *
--- article in Columbus, Ohio newspaper
Heldenfels, R.D. "'Pandora's Box' star found hope after pain." Akron Beacon Journal, May 5, 1998. (United States) *
--- Akron, Ohio newspaper
Kaltenbach, Chris. "TV bio revives flame of silent film starlet." Baltimore Sun, May 5, 1998. (United States) *
--- capsule review; Baltimore, Maryland newspaper
Laurence, Robert P. "Louise Brooks was simply one of a kind." San Diego Union-Tribune, May 5, 1998. (United States) *
--- San Diego, California newspaper
McDonough, Kevin. "Silent-film star Brooks showcases her talents in Pandora's Box." Sacramento Bee, May 5, 1998. (United States) *
--- brief article in Sacramento, California newspaper
Ringel, Eleanor. "Turner's documentary on Louise Brooks is a real lulu." Atlanta Journal and Constitution, May 5, 1998. (United States) *
--- "The esteemed critic Kenneth Tynan once wrote of her, '(She is) the only star actress I can imagine either being enslaved by or wanting to enslave; and a dark lady worthy of any poet's devotion.' This TCM special gives us a hint why." - article in Atlanta, Georgia newspaper
Thomas, Kevin. "'Louise Brooks' Looks Back at Brief, Brilliant Career." Los Angeles Times, May 5, 1998. (United States) *
--- article in Los Angeles, California newspaper
Weintraub, Joanne. "Our Miss Brooks: Remembering a Lulu of an actress." Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 5, 1998. (United States)
--- Milwaukee, Wisconsin newspaper
various authors. "Television / What To Watch." Entertainment Weekly, May 8, 1998. (United States)
--- capsule review; " 'I have a gift for enraging people. But if I ever bore you, it will be with a knife,' said Brooks in a typically sassy bon mot. The actress' wit, audacity, and one-of-a-kind look made her a Hollywood phenomenon in the '20s. But, as the eye-opening documentary shows, it was that same dynamism that eventually landed her on the Tinseltown scrap heap--a downfall just barely redeemed by her posthumous cult idolization."
Leonard, John. "Louise Brooks: Looking for Lulu." New York, May 11, 1998. (United States)
--- favorable capsule review; magazine
Johnson, Gary. "Looking for Lulu: Louise Brooks." Images, no. 6, Spring, 1998. (United States) *
--- review in internet film journal
anonymous. "Louise Brooks: Looking for Lulu ." filethirteen.com, 1998. (United States) *
--- web-based publication
S., Nick G. "Louise Brooks: Looking for Lulu ." Film Frog, 1998? (United States) *
--- review on Sonoma State University website; Sonoma, California
Krebs, Josef. "Louise Brooks: Looking For Lulu." Stereo Review's Sound & Vision, October, 1999. (United States)
--- short review of the video release
Belton, Mary. "Louise Brooks: Looking For Lulu." TV Ultra, October 10, 1999. (United States) *
--- web-based publication
Deming, Mark. "Louise Brooks: Looking For Lulu." All Movie Guide, circa 2000. (United States) *
--- capsule review on film website
Gladysz, Thomas. "Exceptional documentary about a singular actress." IMDb, October, 2004. (United States) *
--- review on film website