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‘I never changed my last name to hide the fact that I’m Puerto Rican. My last name is Hernandez. “Mars” just kind of came from joking around because it sounds bigger than life.’ —BRUNO MARS, on his Hispanic roots, to Latina

‘They say time heals, but it doesn’t. You just get used to it.’ —PARIS JACKSON, on losing dad Michael Jackson at age 11, to Rolling Stone

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‘Orlando is like a brother to me. . . . We have a great relationship.’ —MIRANDA KERR, on co-parenting with ex Orlando Bloom, to People

—SOFIA VERGARA, A, A, ass in co colle lleege on waiting until son Manolo wa p, to H Hol Ho ol a a! to have a serious relationship, ola!

‘It comes from always being told that you can’t do something, and being like, “F--- you. I can.” ’ —ED SHEERAN, on wanting to be the biggest male artist in the world, to British GQ

The actor, 63, stars on the CBS comedy Man with a Plan You play Matt LeBlanc’s contractor brother on the show. Did you do any research for the role? I’ve dealt with so many different contractors over the years, I pretty much know the whole gamut. And it’s not actually like we build anything; we have some blueprints we throw over our shoulders, but that’s about it. What do you love about your character? I hope this isn’t typecasting, but it seems like every character I play is the well-meaning, confident kind of idiot, you know? [Laughs] We just have to keep pulling back the reins to make sure I’m not too dumb. Your son Gable is now 10. What’s the best part about being his dad? He’s so funny and kind. My wife [Susan] recently asked him how he liked his meal, and he said, “It’s not my favorite, but it’s okay, you feed me emotionally.” Every day he does something that makes you say, “God, I love this kid.” —JULIE JORDAN

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Moore Mary Tyler Moore, who redefined the American sitcom and allowed the world to fall in love with her smile, has died at 80.

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The Duggar daughters open up about family and their future.

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29 SCOOP Why Scarlett Johansson’s marriage to Romain Dauriac went south. Plus: Jessica Alba, doting mom

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64 THE FACES OF THE IMMIGRATION BAN Nine personal stories of uncertainty and fear

78 AMERICAN VOICES Ramin Djawadi, the Game of Thrones composer, talks about his newfound fame

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Actors Guild Awards on Jan. 29, Denzel Washington staged an upset in the lead male actor race. The crowd went crazy when the casts of Hidden Figures and Stranger Things picked up awards. Emma Stone shot ahead in the Oscar race when she received the SAG Awards’ lead female trophy. Dolly Parton (on hand to present Lily Tomlin the Life Achievement Award) brought the audience to its feet just by stepping onto the stage. And as always People and the Entertainment Industry Foundation cohosted the postceremony gala to celebrate the honorees—and all the members of SAG-AFTRA for their charitable endeavors. (Special thanks to our sponsor L’Oréal Paris and to Dunkin’ Donuts for its support.) I’m so proud of our partnership with EIF, which mobilizes Hollywood on terriﬁc initiatives such as Stand Up to Cancer, and I’m proud to support the SAG-AFTRA Foundation, which helps not only SAG-AFTRA members but also the public at large with its literacy programs. People has a long history of spotlighting ordinary people doing extraordinary things for their communities and of driving donations to worthy causes. In our ongoing Why I Care series, celebrities tell the personal stories behind their philanthropic work. We proﬁle

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La La Land’s Emma Stone continued her winning run. Backstage she told reporters she hopes art can “change perspectives or help people feel less alone.”

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“We see what happens when you persecute people,” said Moonlight and Hidden Figures’ Mahershala Ali. The Muslim actor’s speech was one of many addressing President Trump’s immigration ban (see page 64).

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The Big Bang Theory’s Simon Helberg and wife Jocelyn Towne put their support for refugees in writing.

in airports that belong Presenter Ashton Kutcher thanked “everyone order. “You are part of the in my America” affected by President Trump’s you and we love you.” me welco fabric of who we are,” he said. “We

“My father ﬂed religious persecution in Nazi-occupied France,” said Julia LouisDreyfus, who called the ban “un-American.”

Winner Sarah Paulson introduced Marcia Clark, whom she played in The People vs. O.J. Simpson, to Mr. Robot’s Rami Malek.

Soﬁa Vergara showed off her Zuhair Murad dress—and her husband of one year, Joe Manganiello. “[We] still feel like newlyweds,” she told E!

This Is Us star Sterling K. Brown and wife Ryan Michelle Bathe (right) struck a pose with new pal Kate Hudson.

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Orange Is the New Black stars Danielle Brooks, Dale Soules, Yael Stone and Uzo Aduba celebrated their third honor for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series.

“Behind every failure there is an opportunity someone wishes they had missed,” quipped Life Achievement Award winner Lily Tomlin.

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Stranger Things’ Millie Bobby Brown, Caleb McLaughlin, Gaten Matarazzo, Finn Wolfhard and Noah Schnapp.

Claire Foy (with Crown costar and fellow winner John Lithgow) said she felt “quite emotional” over her win.

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StarTracks rack ra acks Fences star Viola Davis told People she was thrilled about her and costar Denzel Washington’s winning night. “He deserved to be recognized!”

Westworld’s Thandie Newton and Mr. Robot star Rami Malek tore up the dance ﬂoor.

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Modern Family’s Jeremy Maguire and Ariel Winter and her boyfriend Levi Meaden at the L’Oréal Parissponsored party.

Arrival’s Amy Adams gave husband Darren Le Gallo a kiss at the bash, where Dunkin’ Donuts served coffee to perk up partyers.

“I love this party!” said Big Bang Theory’s Kaley Cuoco, who buddied up with Stranger Things star Gaten Matarazzo. Hidden Figures’ Aldis Hodge bonded with Black-ish’s Miles Brown and This Is Us’s Sterling K. Brown.

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The Lion nominee brought whimsy to the red carpet in a shimmering emerald Gucci gown designed to appear as if she had a playful parrot sitting atop each shoulder. Fred Leighton earrings and rings added extra glitz.

Lily pads were the theme for the La La Land winner’s look, covering her asymmetric Alexander McQueen lingeriemeets-dress combination, as well as her matching clutch by the label. Tiffany & Co. jewels topped off the outfit.

“When Emily puts on a dress she loves, her eyes light up,” says stylist Jessica Paster, who helped pick this beaded Cavalli Couture gown and colorful Lorraine Schwartz pink sapphire and diamond earrings for the Girl on the Train nominee.

“I just always want to celebrate my skin tone—and my boobs,” the Fences winner joked of how she chose her custom Vivienne Westwood column. She drew even more attention to her décolletage with a Nirav Modi 32-carat diamond necklace.

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The Westworld star paraded in pantsuits all awards season to prove women don’t need “to look a certain way,” and this blue velvet Altuzarra design— with subtle Tiffany & Co. jewels and black Salvatore Ferragamo pumps—is her best yet.

“This is such a lovely shade on her skin,” stylist Erica Cloud says of why she chose this magenta Marchesa dress for the Chicago P.D. star. And the punchy pink didn’t stop there, with Bush choosing monochromatic makeup to match.

The Crown winner went for a full-on ladylike style in this floral Valentino confection. To finish it off, she added $800,000 worth of Tiffany & Co. jewelry, including a tanzanite and diamond ring.

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Despite being seen together at a N.Y.C. art exhibit opening on Jan. 25, the couple quietly split last summer, according to a source.

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WHAT WENT WRONG POSING FOR PHOTOS TOGETHER AT A NEW YORK separated since the summer,” a source exclusively City art gallery on Jan. 25, Scarlett Johansson and her husband, former journalist Romain Dauriac, 34, appeared happy and upbeat. Unsuspecting onlookers would have never guessed that the couple had announced their split after two years of marriage just hours earlier. “They’ve been

conﬁrmed to People, adding it was Johansson who initiated the split. But while they might have appeared happy in public, their decision to separate doesn’t come as a surprise to those closest to them. “I’ve been expecting this for some time,” says a source in Dauriac’s circle. “Romain and Scarlett PEOPLE February 13, 2017

Scoop never made sense to me. They aren’t equals. There’s always been something wrong with this picture.” Johansson was ﬁrst spottedwiththe mysterious Frenchman during a lunch date in New York City in October 2012—by the following September she was sporting a vintage Art Deco–style engagement ring. “Scarlett has a habit of falling for a guy and moving really fast,” an insider notes of Johansson, ‘SCARLETT HAS who was previously married to A HABIT OF actor Ryan Reynolds from 2008 to 2011. FALLING FOR “She has intense relationships.”After A GUY AND MOVING REALLY she and Dauriac wed in a private FAST. SHE HAS ceremony at a Montana Ranchin 2014, INTENSE shortly after welcoming their daughter RELATIONSHIPS’ Rose Dorothy, theyspent their time —AN INSIDER living between NewYork andParis.“I love his brain more than anything,” Johansson said at the time of her new spouse. “He does all the sweet gestures for me. He’s a gentleman.” But despite the split, the couple plan to remain united in several ways. Along with co-parenting Rose, they also co-own the French gourmet popcorn store Yummy Pop. And those close to the ex-couple expect any divorce drama to remain at a minimum. “They are still friends,” adds the source.

Moving On Despite their split, the pair were chummy at the Parisian opening of their jointly owned popcorn shop, Yummy Pop, on Oct. 22. On Jan. 21 Johansson spoke at the Women’s March on Washington to express her support for Planned Parenthood: “There are very real and devastating consequences to limiting access to . . . basic health care,” she said.

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Chrissy Metz & Josh Stancil

After months of staying hush-hush about the identity of her boyfriend, the This Is Us star stepped out for the first time with beau Josh Stancil—a cameraman on her show—at Entertainment Weekly’s SAG Awards preparty on Jan. 28. Though Metz, 36, previously told People that it’s “difficult to be dating and in the spotlight and having things change,” she gushed that Stancil is a “wonderful man.” —CHRISTINA DUGAN

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MYKELTI WILLIAMSON THE VETERAN ACTOR, 59, BRINGS HEART TO HIS ROLE AS GABRIEL IN DENZEL WASHINGTON’S OSCARNOMINATED FENCES

I played football and basketball in high school, only to become a cheerleader instead They called me “Hot Dog” because I would always do something fancy when I scored. Then my coach wouldn’t allow me to hotdog it, so I said, “Well then, I’ll dance with the cheerleaders.” I loved it.

I have a passion for restoring classic cars I love elevating something that people have turned their backs on. (I was also a contractor for years before I was Bubba in Forrest Gump, and even after.) I had a collection of cars at one time, and then I had to trade cars for my kids. But I still have a 1953 Chevrolet Deluxe Cab pickup truck, and it will be in my family for generations to come.

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Before the world was shaken by President Trump’s controversial executive order that temporarily blocks refugees from entering the U.S., Ben Stiller traveled to Amman, Jordan, to learn firsthand about the harsh realities of their lives. “Nobody wants to be a refugee,” he wrote in an op-ed letter on Time.com. “They are grateful for safety but stunned by their plight.” Stiller noted: “Every family I met shared the hope to live a normal life. When frustration and xenophobia seem to dominate our news cycle and social media, I hope we can all look at the faces of those we fear and see what is sometimes hardest of all to recognize: ourselves.” —JODI GUGLIELMI

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I like to participate in rodeo whenever I can Stiller met with Syrian refugee children in Jordan’s Azraq camp.

There’s one event called Team Penning, where a couple of cowboys and cowgirls have to flush cattle out of the group and into the pen. That’s fun to do because it’s all chaos. Outside of that, I like to keep my life very simple. Knowing how lucky and fortunate I am keeps me humble. —JULIE JORDAN

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MY LIFE AS A MOM

What are you like as a parent? Are you strict or easygoing? I’m probably on the stricter side of lenient. I think structure is good for kids. My kids thrive when they know where the boundaries are and when they can play. But I really just care about them having enough sleep, enough activity and good nutrition. When was the last time your kids made you laugh really hard? It’s a daily occurrence. The stuff that comes out of their mouths, you’re like, “What? Where did that come from!?” Havie also likes to mirror me. When we’re brushing our teeth or I’m putting on face cream, she’ll copy me and do the exact same expression as I do. It’s so cute. What do you miss most about your life before motherhood ? Sleeping in, and not worrying. I’m always worried about them. Even when they’re at school or they’re at home sleeping and we’re all in the house together, I’m still always worried about them!

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Anyone into ’90s soft rock may already be a fan of Michael Bolton’s, but the singer, 63, is experiencing a huge resurgence with an entirely new generation following his work with Andy Samberg’s comedy troupe the Lonely Island. “It’s amazing how certain things are just capable of blowing up,” says Bolton, referring to their 2011 viral hit song “Captain Jack Sparrow,” which now has more than 160 million views on YouTube. “It opened the doors to all these different people reaching out to work with me.” It also inspired his latest Lonely Island-backed project, Michael Bolton’s Big, Sexy Valentine’s Day Special (Netflix, Feb. 7), a hilariously raunchy sketch show that encourages viewers to have sex on Valentine’s Day so there will be more be more babies at Christmas. “I was game for anything,” Bolton says of the sketches, noting it was hard not to laugh at some of the graphic lines. “I’d be like, ‘I can’t say this!’” he says. “So they’d clean it up a bit. But you won’t get the most out of Lonely Island if you have too many parameters.” Bolton, who’s also releasing an album of cinematic covers Songs of Cinema, on Feb. 10, says he never could have Bolton’s predicted this career twist: “I now have 27th album, 12-year-old fans with 45-year-old dads, will be released on and they both have my CD in their Feb. 10. house!” —GILLIAN TELLING

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You just got an Oscar nomination for Moonlight! What drew you to this film? I cried about three or four times just reading the script. Then I watched director Barry Jenkins’s first film, d Medicine for Melancholy. I thought, M iff this filmmaker can make such an extraordinary movie with $13,000, e what’s he going to do with a fantastic w script on a proper budget? s How did you prep to play Paula, H a crack-addict mother of a gay son? On YouTube there are incredibly O ntimate interviews with people who in went to crack dens. I also watched w documentaries about addiction in d Miami, where the movie is set, in the M

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The British-born Harris, 40, landed her first major acting role at age 10.

“It took things to a crazy new level,” Bolton says of his viral video for “Captain Jack Sparrow.”

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1980s. Paula changes dramatically in the film, along with her son, so I had to piece together her story to find out what’s breaking her in each chapter. Were you surprised by the film’s success? There’s this argument that people don’t turn out to see movies about characters like the ones in Moonlight. But people are seeing this movie three or four times and absolutely love it. It makes a mockery of that argument. What’s next for you? I’d like to do something lighter and more comedic. In the long term, I want to continue working with directors that are inspiring and passionate. I love being part of projects that make a difference in the world and that encourage people to see themselves and the world in a different way. —KATHERINE RICHTER PEOPLE February 13, 2017

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SARAH RAFFERTY Aft Af fter t five seasons as the woman behind the man, assisting lawyer Harvey (Gabriel Macht) on Suits, Sarah Rafferty, 44, is excited to see her character, Donna, “explore her individuality” in the second half of season 6. (Weds., on USA). It’s an exciting new challenge for the Connecticut native, who splits her time between home in Los Angeles and shooting Suits in Vancouver with her husband, Aleksanteri Olli-Pekka Seppala, and their daughters Oona, 9, and Iris, 4, by her side. “Logistically it’s exhausting,” she says. “But, actually, it’s amazing.” —PATRICK GOMEZ

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Family has always come first for Joshua “Bam” Brown, 32, who was raised in the Alaskan wilderness and rose to fame as the secondoldest brother in a clan of nine at the center of Discovery’s reality series, Alaskan Bush People. But in late 2016 Brown decided to strike out on his own for the sake of love. With his older brother Matt back home from rehab for alcohol abuse, “I felt like it was the right time to follow my heart,” says Brown, who is taking a break from filming. Adjusting to life in the lower 48 states hasn’t been easy. “Just trying to navigate walking down the sidewalk is an experience,” says Brown. But now he’s “head over heels” for a city girl. “She’s stirred something inside me and made my soul wake up,” Brown says of his new love, whose identity is being kept private for now. “I hope we can blend our lives together and I can take her back to Alaska.” —P.G.

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They both have legions of loyal followers, but Adele and Beyoncé’s biggest fans are arguably, well . . . each other. “When Adele sings, you can hear that it’s coming from an unfiltered honesty and purity,” the Lemonade singer, 35, told Vanity Fair in December about her friend, 28, whose record-smashing album 25 reduced Hollywood heavyweights (like Kate Hudson!) to tears. “She takes you places other artists don’t go to anymore.” But on Grammy night Beyoncé and Adele—who once called the “Formation” singer her “Michael Jackson”—will also become fierce competitors as their albums battle it out for Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Album of the Year. Something else the two have in common aside from making Grammy gold: Though they’re the best at belting about relationship woes on their albums (was anyone left unscathed in the hunt for “Becky with the good hair?”), both are in rock-solid relationships and will likely have their men, Simon Konecki, 42, and Jay Z, 47, by their sides on the big night. However the race shakes out, one thing’s for sure: This superstar friendship is staying put. “Every day as I get older, I appreciate women more and more,” Adele told Vanity Fair. “The more women in my life, the better.” —MELODY CHIU

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THEIR CUSTODY BATTLE EXPLODES Robin Thicke and Paula Patton’s nasty custody battle over son Julian, 6, has reached a boiling point. On Jan. 26 a judge granted the actress, 41, temporary custody and a temporary restraining order against her ex, 39, after Patton filed shocking court papers in which she alleges Thicke was abusive, struggles with addiction and cheated on her many times before their 2014 split. “He pushed me down and kicked me,” Patton says in the documents, detailing one alleged instance during which Thicke became infuriated after she’d stumbled upon him having “inappropriate contact” with his masseuse. Thicke’s attorney Angela Pierce di Donato responded to the allegations, saying, “[Patton] is attempting to throw anything at him to hurt him, but Robin’s focus is their son.” As for why Patton made her claims public, “she has to fight back to protect her son,” says a source close to the situation, adding that the “Blurred Lines” singer—who was granted three days of weekly supervised visitation—has only seen his son once since the ruling. Meanwhile a source close to Thicke says, “He’s taking this extremely seriously, and it’s unfortunate and very difficult when you’re on the receiving end of a campaign of negativity.” The exes are due in court Feb. 24. —JEFF NELSON, with reporting by Melody Chiu

Thicke (with Julian in a fall 2016 Instagram) and Patton finalized their divorce in 2015.

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See Slippers (now Moxie, at left, meeting her new mom, People executive editor Kate Coyne, for the first time) take the field on Animal Planet, Feb. 5 at 3 p.m.

Several months ago it would have been hard to find someone less in the market for a new puppy than I was. I was five months pregnant with a spouse, two kids and a border collie already at home. But all that changed when I met Slippers at the taping of Animal Planet’s annual cuteapalooza the Puppy Bowl. Through a series of near misses with other prospective adoptive parents and my instant attachment to her, I suddenly found myself eagerly adopting this 3-lb. ball of fluff (a HavanesePomeranian mix) and falling head over heels in love. Now renamed Moxie for her indefatigable spirit, she is a constant source of joy (and barking) and is going to give this baby on the way some serious competition in the adorable department! —KATE COYNE

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44, welcomed daughter Daisy Alice Winnie on Jan. 23 with her wife, TV producer Alison Balian. The couple are also parents to a son, who was born in 2010.

SPLIT Grace and Frankie actress Jane Fonda, 79, and record producer Richard Perry, 74, have amicably separated after eight years together.

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ARREST Actor Shia LaBeouf, 30, was arrested in New York on Jan. 26 after he allegedly attacked a 25-year-old man during a protest against President Donald Trump. LaBeouf was charged with misdemeanor assault and a harassment violation and released a short time later, according to the New York Police Department. He is expected to appear in court on April 7.

Remembering John Hurt The legendary British stage and screen actor,who had battled cancer in recent years, has died at 77 Beloved for his craggy looks, rich voice and penchant for playing eccentric characters, John Hurt died on Jan. 25 at his home in Norfolk, England. With a career spanning some six decades and 100 roles, he memorably starred as John Merrick in 1980’s Elephant Man, for which he was nominated for an Oscar, and as Mr. Ollivander, who granted Harry Potter his first wand, in 2001’s Sorcerer’s Stone. Most recently he played a priest alongside Natalie Portman’s Jacqueline Kennedy in the Oscar-nominated film Jackie. Hurt, who received a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II in December 2014, confirmed to People in 2015 that he had been diagnosed with early-stage pancreatic cancer. He told the U.K.’s Radio Times, “I can’t say I worry about mortality, but it’s impossible to get to my age and not have a little contemplation of it.” Hurt later said he was in remission. Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling paid tribute to him, stating, “So very sad to hear that the immensely talented and deeply beloved John Hurt has died.” Harry Potter costar Bonnie Wright posted on Twitter, “What an acting legend. Rest in peace dear Sir. Wand shopping won’t be the same without you.” Hurt is survived by two sons from his third marriage as well as his fourth wife, Anwen Rees-Myers, who called him “a gentleman with the greatest of hearts.” —JESSICA FECTEAU

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Jan. 24. “It’s hard to describe the love you feel for the ﬁrst time when you hold your child,” Mooney captioned a photo on Instagram. Married at First Sight’s Doug Hehner, 34, and Jamie Otis, 30, revealed exclusively to People that they are expecting a baby this summer. “We are feeling so blessed and truly thankful for this little miracle growing inside of me,” says Otis, who suffered a miscarriage last year. “Being a mother has been a long-awaited dream of mine.” YouTube star GloZell Green, 44, and her husband, Kevin Simon, are expecting their second child via surrogate. They welcomed daughter O’Zell Gloriana, also via surrogate, last August. Mozart in the Jungle star Saffron Burrows,

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returning for season 12. “At this point in my life, I have decided to go in another direction and do what’s best for my family and career,” Dubrow said on her podcast.

DEATH Serena Williams

VICTORY Serena Williams, 35, defeated her sister Venus Williams, 36,

and earned the seventh Australian Open title and 23rd Grand Slam title of her career on Jan. 28. Serena, the world’s No. 1 tennis player, now holds the women’s record for most major titles since 1968. “My ﬁrst Grand Slam started here, and getting to 23 here, but playing Venus, it’s stuff that legends are made of,” Serena said. “I couldn’t have written a better story.”

Drummer Butch Trucks, 69, one of the founding members of the Allman Brothers Band, died on Jan. 24 at his home in West Palm Beach, Fla.

REBURIAL The remains of Judy Garland, who died in 1969, have been removed from her burial place in New York and reinterred at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. The move allows room for her children (including Liza Minnelli) and grandchildren to be buried alongside her. By Jessica Fecteau

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PERSONAL STORIES ABOUT GIVING BACK

Constance Zimmer

The actress, 46, promotes healthy eating habits by planting gardens at local schools I went to my first Environmental Media Association event over 10 years ago and quickly realized this is what I care about. The environment means everything to me. It’s something all of us are involved with whether you realize it or not. One project I’m particularly proud of is the “It’s never too late to Green My School Program, understand the benefits of which was started by EMA’s planting,” says Zimmer. Young Hollywood Board in 2009. There are so many statistics that show the lack of fruits and vegetables in our children’s diets. The Green My School Program came up with the great idea of planting gardens at schools in low-income areas. I recently did a garden in Santa Ana, Calif., for an elementary school, and it warmed my heart to see these tiny little kids getting dirty and digging holes and planting these plants. They were looking at them like foreign objects and saying, “What are these going to become?” I said, “These are going to become strawberries.” You’re teaching them so much more than just planting—you’re teaching them how the circle of life works. It’s up to us to teach the next generation how important environmental awareness is. I hope one day every school that wants a garden can have one. I think that once people get the gardens, they can’t For more information, imagine not having one. —REPORTED BY CHRISTINA DUGAN

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Former O.C. star Mischa Barton, 31, was brieﬂy hospitalized in Los Angeles on Jan. 25. She later said that someone had drugged her with GHB. “This is a lesson to all young women out there: Be aware of your surroundings,” she said in an exclusive statement to People. Madam Secretary actor Tim Daly, 60, suffered a broken right ankle and left knee while skiing at Sundance. “Simultaneously! How’s that for talent? I’m all good,” Daly tweeted on Jan. 25.

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Dan Stevens and Rachel Keller are in a special league.

This latest Marvel adventure promises to be one superstrange trip FANTASY Marvel Comics’ power-mutant universe has done well by Netﬂix—with spare, gritty productions like Luke Cage—but FX’s Legion is dazzlingly different and possibly the ﬁrst show to surpass NBC’s Heroes for sheer, freaky invention. It stars Dan Stevens, unrecognizable from his days putting up with Lady Mary on Downton Abbey, as a disturbed young man named David Haller. He’s been diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic, but his ability to turn a doctor’s consulting room into a storm of whirling debris would suggest telekinetic superpowers. The premiere, which blurs David’s inner and outer realities into a hallucinatory vision closer to Trainspotting than Doctor Strange, lets us only gradually start to guess at his predicament. (And the thing that looks like a large, murderous gumdrop? Who knows?) Then he falls in with a secret team led by the alluringly ambiguous Jean Smart. “The human race is beginning to evolve,” she tells him. Well, television sure is. (FX, Feb. 8, 10 p.m.)

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Adams and Jeremy Renner must decipher the intentions of an alien species.

They came, they saw, and they were conquered by Amy Adams SCI-FI This transporting, transcendent story of a linguist learning to talk to aliens is up for eight Oscars, including Best Picture. (Adams, brilliant both here and in Nocturnal Animals, was overlooked.) It’s one of the most visually striking “alien” movies since 2001: A Space Odyssey, but the mournfully introspective narrative structure—shifting between past, present and future—also allies it with the quirkier, newer classic Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. (Feb. 14)

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lively investigation into the fascinatingly complex issue of how we deﬁne sex and self. In a nutshell, says one expert, “gender is who you go to bed as; sexual orientation is who you go to bed with.” So start with that. (National Geographic, Feb. 6, 9 p.m.)

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Couric with transgender teen Gavin Grimm, who’s at the heart of an upcoming Supreme Court case.

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Reba McEntire, Sing It Now: Songs of Faith & Hope

SPIRITUAL The country icon performs 20 hymns, both contemporary and classic, including “Oh, How I Love Jesus” and “I’ll Fly Away.” On “Softly and Tenderly” she’s joined by Kelly Clarkson and Trisha Yearwood— an angelic trio. Feb. 3

Don’t worry, Jack Bauer—we got this DRAMA The seminal action thriller, with its digital clock face ticking out the episodic hour in real time, gets a solid reboot without much tinkering—this jittery age doesn’t exactly demand that it be rethought, after all. Hawkins (The Walking Dead) plays Eric Carter, the one guy with the ammo, training and Kiefer Sutherland scowl to stop a major terrorist plot. (FOX, Feb. 5, after Super Bowl LI)

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TV events, this ESPN documentary is now up for an Oscar—all 7 1⁄2 lawlessly paced hours of it. America sweeps through the O.J. Simpson saga with a commanding grasp of two major themes—race and celebrity—and how these played out with grim irony in his murder trial and its aftermath.

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1. Patti Cake$: Australian actress Danielle Macdonald was a surprise breakout star as a Jersey teen rapper.

2. Call Me by Your Name: Both audiences and critics went wild for this sexy gay romance starring Armie Hammer (above right) and directed by Luca Guadagnino.

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4. The Last Word: Shirley MacLaine demands the best possible obit (of herself) from a writer (Amanda Seyfried).

5. Mudbound: Carey Mulligan is part of a power ensemble in this epic about two families, one black and one white, in 1940s Mississippi.

Ansel Elgort, ‘Thief’

DANCE On his second single, the Fault in Our Stars actor and growing musical force takes on the role of unapologetic lady-killer. Backed by throbbing synths, he pours his rich, sexy vocals over lyrics about the dangers of love. “You better just lock me up,” he sings. If slinky pop jams were illegal, the boy would be guilty. (Feb. 3)

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Detroiters

COMEDY Richardson (Veep) and Robinson (a former Saturday Night Live writer) play Motor City admen trying to move on to bigger, plusher accounts than Smith’s Baby and Teen Kid Furniture Store. (A sample pitch slogan: “If I don’t get a Chrysler, I’m going to cry, sir.”) The show is a soft sell—small, deadpan jokes— but very likable. (Comedy Central, Feb. 7, 10:30 p.m.)

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3. An Inconvenient Sequel: Former Vice President Al Gore returns with a follow-up to the Oscar-winning An Inconvenient Truth. And yes, global warming is still very much on his mind.

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idealistic New Yorkers opt for a fresh start with their kids in rural South Dakota, only to become targets of the anti-Communist paranoia bubbling in their new town. It’s an ugly face-off that culminates in tragedy. Smith’s gripping, timely novel spotlights the dangers of prejudice and ignorance and offers a path to healing.

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crappy year—and it gets worse the day a malevolent stranger pursues her through the snowy Montana woods. When a hot bounty hunter from hell swoops in to save her, sparks ﬂy. Zoe’s no simpering damsel in distress, though, and this is no paranormal romance: It’s a sharp fantasy thriller, and a dark one at that.

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NOVEL When Mel Vaught and Sharon Kisses meet, each recognizes an artistic soulmate. Though Sharon is insecure and Mel bold, both women grew up poor, watching cartoons and sketching their secrets. Working together, they find acclaim as animated filmmakers—but the partnership is more fraught than it seems. Suffused with humor, tragedy and deep insights about art and friendship, this lively novel will make you wish Mel and Sharon’s films existed off the page.

NEW IN NONFICTION Suzanne O’Sullivan, M.D. Is It All in Your Head? A neurologist shares stories of her patients’ psychosomatic disorders and what causes them. Weird and wonderful.

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Martin Torgoff Bop Apocalypse An intriguing look at the early rise of American drug culture and its relationship to the Beat poets and jazz. With anecdotes about Billie Holiday, Miles Davis and more.

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Effortlessly turning the world on with her smile in 2 classic sitcoms, the TV icon braved a string of tragedies before—at last—ﬁnding true contentment

The Many Marys Moore (in 1969) said she aimed to be more than a “perennial cheerleader”—and so she was: feminist, TV producer, animalrights advocate, Oscar nominee and an important voice in the fight against juvenile diabetes.

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Remembering his wife, the legendary actress Mary Tyler Moore, Dr. Robert Levine is heartbroken, but—true to the spirit of one of the most beloved women in American comedy—he also ﬁnds comfort in memories of her special magic. “I can’t believe she is gone,” says Levine, who married the star of The Mary Tyler Moore Show in 1983 and helped her as she dealt with the progressive toll of type 1 diabetes. “Mary was my life, my light, my love. The emptiness I feel without her with me is without bottom. She was a force of nature who ﬁercely defended her autonomy even as her health was failing. Mary was fearless, determined and willful. If she felt strongly about something or that there was truth to be told, she would do it, no matter the consequences. She was kind, genuine, approachable, honest and humble.” And then, too, he adds, “she had that smile. Oh, to see her The Quiet Power smile that smile just once more.” of Mary Richards That smile had lit up the world. “It was never a stand-onAs the news broke on Jan. 25 the-soapbox-and-shout show,” Moore said of The that Moore, 80, had died from Mary Tyler Moore Show. cardiopulmonary arrest, “It pioneered, but it pioneered without selfpneumonia and other consciousness.” complications, millions of Americans felt “like they lost their dear friend,” says actress Georgia Engel, who played lovable Georgette on Moore’s classic 1970s sitcom. “I can’t tell you how many e-mails I’ve gotten from friends who didn’t know her but who take it as a personal loss—they grew up with her.” Valerie Harper, who played Mary’s pal Rhoda on the series, agreed. “I cannot stop the emotions I’m experiencing. She was my colleague,

my sister-soulmate and, above all, one hell of a girlfriend!” It’s a testament to Moore’s profound imprint on popular culture that her loss was keenly felt even though she had all but disappeared in recent years: Her last acting job was a reunion with former costars Cloris Leachman and Betty White on the sitcom Hot in Cleveland in 2013. “I had a feeling I wouldn’t see her again,” Leachman says. “If I could see her one last time, I’d hold her and say, ‘We loved you.’ ” Moore was buried privately in Fairfield, Conn., on Jan. 29, with close family and friends making up the 50 mourners. In her last days Moore had been on a ventilator at Greenwich Hospital in Connecticut. Her end “was definitely peaceful,” says her longtime assistant Terry Sims. She was surrounded by friends and, most importantly, Levine, 62, her great love. “It was a beautiful marriage,” says actress Bernadette Peters, a friend of Moore’s. “They cared about each other more than anything.” Levine “took phenomenal care of Mary,” adds Sims. “He would never let anything happen to her.” It was Levine who, not long after becoming Moore’s third husband, urged her to check into the Betty Ford Center to treat her alcoholism, gently humoring her: “Listen, kiddo, if you had a broken leg, you’d go to the doctor and he’d set it, right?” Moore’s other health battle, with type 1 diabetes diagnosed when she was 33, provided no simple cure. For decades a selfless advocate for the JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation), Moore grappled with “a grueling disease,” says Dr. Aaron J. Kowalski, chief mission officer for the group, who visited her in December. “She had eye and nerve problems. Really physically debilitating.” The actress was never self-pitying about her struggles, though. As she oncetoldLarryKing:“Youcanlivewith a lot of pain.” And with considerable resolve she hid that pain from most who knew her. Ed Asner, who played boss Lou Grant on Mary Tyler Moore, recalls only “the good, steady, hardworking Mary.” Moore “was amazingly

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1. Harper, as Mary’s BFF Rhoda, later got her own CBS spinoff. “We knew each other so well,” she said, “we could anticipate each other’s moods.” 2. In the show’s WJM-TV newsroom. 3. Chuckles the Clown (Richard Schaal) was killed off in one of the show’s most famous episodes. 4. Moore in the streets of Minneapolis, which later commemorated her with a statue. 5. Like Harper, Leachman (left), who played Moore’s high-strung neighbor, eventually got her own spinoff, Phyllis. Moore, she says, was “so tender, so delicate.” 6. The ensemble, clockwise from top: Asner, Ted Knight, Engel, Moore, White and Gavin MacLeod—who says, “I was the luckiest guy in the world just sitting next to her.” 7. Mary was originally going to be not only single but a divorcée (test audiences gave that a thumbs-down). 8. Moore won four Emmys as Mary Richards. The show won 29. 7

Little Boy Lost Moore chose to focus on her career over raising son Richie (in 1965), who was 24 when he died in 1980. “I wish that I could be Richard’s mother today,” she said in 1995, “because I know so much more.”

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1. Her childhood was difficult, but she inherited a sense of humor from her parents, George and Marjorie (admittedly, she said, “subdued”). 2. Her first marriage, to Richard Meeker, faltered as she embarked on her TV marriage to Dick Van Dyke. 3. The tragic deaths of her son and her much younger sister Elizabeth (shown in 1961) made Moore inclined to reach “for a drink to soften the blows,” she wrote. 4. Second husband Grant Tinker (who died in 2016) was “irresistible,” she said. It was after a miscarriage during their marriage that she was diagnosed with diabetes. 5. Her third husband, Dr. Robert Levine, was 18 years younger, so “there was a road [for us] to travel to gain acceptance,” he said. “But we all have a soulmate, and it’s very hard to find that person.” 5

positive,” recalls Bob Newhart, whose Bob Newhart Show was just one of the many prestige series (Hill Street Blues, St. Elsewhere) to come out of Moore’s production company, MTM Enterprises, with her second husband, television executive Grant Tinker. “She was always game,” says Peters. “She’d put one foot in front of the other, keep marching forward.” Trained as a dancer, Moore was a lithe, alert performer—but not, she claimed, “an actress who can create a character. I play me.” That “me” included some cherished traits—a tremulous nervousness, a reluctance to force herself to the front in a scene— that were already evident in her careermaking performance on CBS’sThe Dick Van Dyke Show (1961-66). She was the novice in the cast, “but Mary just picked it up so fast,” says Van Dyke. “She had us all laughing after a couple of episodes.” The Mary Tyler Moore Show, in which she played Mary Richards, an associate producer at Minneapolis newsroom WJM-TV, was instantly recognized as a new benchmark for situation comedy when it premiered in 1970, not only for its flawless ensemble writing but for focusing on a single woman more interested in advancing her career than in ﬁnding a husband. (Mary Richards was even on the pill.) Moore, as usual, downplayed her importance to this classic, which went on to win 29 Emmys over seven seasons: “I was the voice of sanity around whom all these crazies did their dance.” Yet Moore eventually let the world know that she kept that sanity at a terrible cost. Particularly after her Oscarnominated performance as the emotionally repressed mother of a dead son in 1980’s Ordinary People, she seemed liberated, notably in several bestselling memoirs, to acknowledge that her “stupendous” life had been flawed and often sad from the beginning. Growing up in Los Angeles as one of three children, Moore was molested by a family friend at the age of 6. She felt she never had the approval of her father, George (“Achievement was everything to him,” she said), and her

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Moore, the Merrier On the Dick Van Dyke Show, Moore said, “Dick encouraged me to believe in myself and take the reins and go with whatever my soul was encouraging me to do.”

A New Mary Moore said director Robert Redford cast her as Timothy Hutton’s brittle mother in Ordinary People because he sensed a dark side to her.

This perhaps explains why, when once asked how she wanted to be remembered, Moore gave an unexpected answer: “Someone who made a difference in the lives of animals.” And what of her television legacy? “As somebody who always looked for the truth, even if it wasn’t funny.” Lucky for us, her truth somehow brought with it laughter—and that smile. By Tom Gliatto. Reporting by Julie Jordan, Emily Strohm, Christina Dugan and Liz McNeil

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mother, Marjorie, was an alcoholic. “She had to rise above that,” says Peters. “She just kept rising above that.” She was only 18 when she married Richard Meeker, a cranberry-sauce sales manager, in 1955, but they broke up just as she was becoming a star on The Dick Van Dyke Show—her first painful lesson in the cost of fame. “There was a time in my life when I thought, ‘You can do it all. You can have it all,’ ” she later said. “I know now that’s not true.” But there was a moment when she did seem to have it all—at least in the realm of Hollywood couples—with her 1962 marriage to Tinker, a CBS executive who exuded prestige. But they were growing apart even as Moore suffered two staggering blows: In 1978 her 21-year-old sister Elizabeth died of a drug overdose. Two years later Richie, her 24-year-old son (and only child) from her marriage to Meeker, shot himself in the head after a troubled life (that death was ruled accidental). By the time Moore and Tinker split in 1980, she was living on her own in Manhattan, anesthetizing herself with margaritas that (in her words) had “the consistency of a milkshake and the effect of morphine.” Her life began to improve in 1982, when her mother, ill with a bronchial infection, was treated by Dr. Robert Levine. Eighteen years Moore’s junior, he gave her his number in case of emergency. Moore asked, “Does extreme loneliness come under the heading of an emergency?” They married the next year and eventually set up house at a 150-acre farm in upstate New York. Moore never stopped hungering for new acting projects, but more and more she channeled her undimmable energy into her love for animals. With Peters she cofounded Broadway Barks, an annual adoption beneﬁt for shelter pets. On one memorable occasion the vegetarian and fur opponent defended a red-tailed hawk’s right to build a nest on her apartment building in Manhattan. (“That hawk was really smart to pick her building,” says Peters.)

‘ISN’T THAT A DREARY SUGGESTION, TO JUST SIT AND REST ON ONE’S LAURELS?’ —MARY TYLER MOORE

HER FAVORITE CHARITIES

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The cap she flung at the start of The Mary Tyler Moore Show—the moment became a capstone gesture for her career— “was a hat that my aunt had given me for Christmas,’’ Moore said.

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FACES OF THE IMMIGRATION BAN

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n Jan. 27 President Trump said nothing as he signed his latest executive order: Effective immediately, U.S. borders would be closed to Syrian refugees indefinitely, to all refugees for 120 days and to travelers who are citizens of the predominantly Muslim countries of Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen for 90 days. In addition, preference would be given to Christians in future refugee applications. Within hours that silent order reverberated with a bang. Dozens of travelers—some fleeing war and persecution and having waited years to clear immigration hurdles—were detained at airports and, in some cases, ordered onto outgoing flights even as Trump’s new rules were being challenged in court. For the second straight weekend, the new President faced protests around the country and from within his own party. He responded by taking to Twitter. “Our country needs strong borders and extreme vetting, NOW...” he tweeted. “A lot of bad ‘dudes’ out there!”

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RAWAN KHALIFEH & ALLEN ODINSON

Khalifeh, who is Syrian, and Odinson, an American businessman, married in 2015 but planned the wedding party for February, once Khalifeh, 24, had won a visa to join her husband in Florida. Detained at JFK for 10 hours, Khalifeh was allowed to continue on to Fort Lauderdale but knows now that her family, all Syrians, cannot come for the wedding party. “We’re going to have it on Facebook Live or Skype it,” says Odinson, 29. “It’s sad.” 64

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ZAINEB AL-QAZWINI

Limbo

The daughter of an Iraqi university professor, Al-Qazwini, 33, bounced around a lot (Libya, Algeria) before meeting American IT sales director Randy Olsen, 39, in Singapore in 2011. Now married with a toddler, the couple were set to move from Singapore to San Francisco, where Olsen’s parents live. Al-Qazwini’s visa for Singapore expires in two months, so she can’t stay there, and she has no home or family in her native Iraq. The U.S. travel ban for Iraqis is “90 days, but they say they will see after that,” she says. “We don’t have three months. What am I supposed to do?”

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A Medical Resident

SUHA ABUSHAMMA

The Sudanese citizen, who is a first-year resident at the Cleveland Clinic, was visiting family in Saudi Arabia when a friend texted her with border-closing rumors. “She was racing against Trump to get her flight back,” the friend tells People, but the order was in place when her plane arrived at JFK. “Once she landed, she texted me, ‘I need a lawyer.’” Put on a return flight to Saudi Arabia minutes before a federal judge blocked the deportation of arrivals, Abushamma, 26, told cleveland.com: “I had a good long cry on the plane.” Though the Cleveland Clinic has said it is “actively working toward the safe return” of employees affected by Trump’s ban, Abushamma’s future remains uncertain.

‘DISCRIMINATORY AND DISGUSTING’ Protestors swarmed JFK airport in New York City, Jan. 28, calling the ban un-American.

A Teacher and Her Ill Mother

SAHAR ALGONAIMI & ISAAF JAMALEDDIN

On Jan. 28 Syrian-born Sahar Algonaimi, 58 (inset), flew from her home in Saudi Arabia to visit her mother, Isaaf, 76, who lives with Algonaimi’s sister Nour Alghnimi Ulayyet in Indiana and recently had a mastectomy. “When they saw Sahar’s Syrian passport, they denied her entry and sent her home,” Ulayyet says. “The moment she knew her daughter wasn’t coming was very hard for my mother.”

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KNAN & LIAN KASSAR

A Missouri Nurse and Her Iraqi Husband

RACHEL ADRIAN & HOGER AMEEN

They met while Adrian, now 29, was doing relief work in Iraq. She’s due to deliver their son this month in St. Joseph, Mo., but Ameen, 29, a telecommunications specialist, will miss it: The visa he’d been expecting now won’t come through, and he’s stuck in northern Iraq. “All our hope is gone,” he says. 66

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Fadi Kassar, 40, says he was “destroyed” when told his family wouldn’t be allowed to join him in the U.S. after they fled Syria separately more than two years ago. Despite being granted visas, his wife and daughters Knan, 8, and Lian, 5, had their passports confiscated on Jan. 28 in Kiev and were sent back to Amman. Kassar, who hasn’t seen his daughters since October 2014, hasn’t been sleeping more than two hours a night. “I worked hard to get them here,” he adds. “My life doesn’t mean anything to me anymore.” By Sandra Sobieraj Westfall, Julie Jordan and Rose Minutaglio. With Diane Herbst and Caitlin Keating

A Businessman and His Family

HASSAN ABOU ASSALI

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For Assali, his wife, Jurjeet, and their teens Sara and Mathyo, the Jan. 27 flight to Philadelphia was to be the final leg of a 15-year process to win refuge from “war and bombings” in their native Syria, says Assali’s brother Ghassan, a dentist in Allentown, Pa. “They spent all the money they had. After they traveled so far, [officials] were waiting for them at the airplane door and told them, ‘You have been banned by the President.’” They were en route back to Syria within hours. “This is America,” Ghassan says. “It’s not right.”

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KINAN AZMEH

Born in Syria, trained at Juilliard and a resident of New York City for 15 years, Azmeh, 40, was due to fly home after his concert tour wrapped with a Feb. 1 concert at the American University in Beirut. At press time he was unsure if he would be allowed back. “Things are changing quite quickly, so I don’t know,” he says, adding that refugees hoping for sanctuary in the U.S. have it far worse. “People from seven countries,” he says, “got their lives shattered overnight.”

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NIOUSHA

Born in Iran, Niousha, 24 (who asked that her last name not be used), became an American citizen when she was 8 and now lives in Los Angeles. On Jan. 28 she was detained at LAX after visiting her family in Iran. “I felt like the officers themselves felt ashamed having to do this,” she says. “They couldn’t look us in the eye.” A Hispanic customs officer finally cleared her for entry. “He said, ‘It seems like Trump wants both of us out of here,’” she recalls. “Then he slammed the stamp hard and said, ‘Not today.’” February 13, 2017 PEOPLE

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RYAN GOSLING

How Love Changed Ryan

romThe Notebook to Crazy, Stupid, Love to his Oscar-nominated turn in La La Land, Ryan Gosling has delivered some of the most heart-melting moments in movies. But the 36-year-old star rarely utters a word about his private life—so he held the audience rapt at the Golden Globes when he delivered the acceptance-speech equivalent of that Notebook embrace in the rain, professing his love for his girlfriend of five years, Eva Mendes. “While I was singing and dancing and playing piano and having one of the best experiences I’ve ever had on a ﬁlm, my lady was raising our daughter, pregnant with our second and trying to help her brother fight his battle with cancer,” he said. “Sweetheart, thank you.” As La La Land, his romantic musical with friend Emma Stone,

Gosling and Mendes made a rare red carpet appearance in 2012 for their movie The Place Beyond the Pines.

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The Evolution of Ryan Gosling

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HIS JOURNEY FROM MOUSEKETEER TO TAP-DANCING DAD!

O F F IC IARL O B H E A R T TTHU S ! S TA Disney Kid On the Mickey Mouse Club (with Britney and more!)

Canadian Cutie Hitting the Sundance Film Festival at age 22 in 2003.

New Romantic Breaking hearts in The Notebook with Rachel McAdams in ’04.

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Hipster Icon Lars and the Real Girl (’07) and Drive (’11) gave him edgy cred.

Meme Hey, girl, you made him your Internet boyfriend.

‘I know that I’m with the person I’m supposed to be with. There’s nothing else I’m looking for’ —GOSLING ON MENDES, TO HELLO!

Top: with Mendes in The Place Beyond the Pines. Bottom: strolling in Paris in 2011.

Rocker He went by “Baby Goose”in his duo Dead Man’s Bones.

Golden Guy Thanking his “lady,” he got personal at this year’s Globes.

Dancing Dad La La Land earned a recordtying 14 Oscar nominations.

Together they’ve gone through good times and bad. (Mendes’s older brother Carlos died of cancer at 53 last April.) “They are on the same page,” says the source. “Their focus is on giving their girls a normal upbringing.” Meanwhile, his emotional maturity onscreen helped boost La La Land to box office success. “I think Ryan and Emma were the perfect actors for the roles,” says director Damien Chazelle. “I think it’s their emotions and their behavior that really just carries aan audience—even an audience that’s not really into musicals—through n tthe movie.” Gosling says his charaacter, a jazz pianist who falls for an aaspiring actress, was initially written aas younger. (Miles Teller, 29, was in ttalks for the role before Gosling came aaboard.) “We changed him to being ssomeone who was . . . once an optimist but now had become pretty cynical,” b Gosling told People. “But the finger of G ffate intervenes and this love that he finds kind of keeps him from becoming fi tthe worst version of himself.” Love has done Gosling himself even better. “It’s sounds so cliché,” he told b People last year. “But I never knew that P liife could be this fun and this great.” B Mia McNiece. Reporting by Aili Nahas By aand Pernilla Cedenheim

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heads for the Oscars with a recordtying 14 nominations, Gosling is also savoring a happy, ultra-low-key home life with Mendes, 42, and their two daughters Esmeralda, 2, and Amada, 9 months. “Ryan and Eva are incredibly private, but at home they’re just like any normal family,” says an insider. “Ryan is an incredible dad and is head over heels for his girls. He’s always been like a kid at heart, so he’s a fun dad with lots of energy. And Eva is very handson. They don’t like the L.A. lifestyle and love to get out of town where they have more freedom to be out and about without all the attention.” Living in the modest two-bedroom L.A. house that was once Gosling’s bachelor pad, the couple don’t have a nanny, says another source. “Eva’s family helps out with the girls. You can tell that both Ryan and Eva just want to spend as much time as possible with their daughters.” The Cornwall, Ont.-raised actor— who performed on Disney’s Mickey Mouse Club as a teen alongside Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera—briefly dated Sandra Bullock early in his career, then spent several years with Notebook costar Rachel McAdams. He and Mendes met making 2012’s The Place Beyond the Pines. “I’m with the person I am supposed to be with,” Gosling told Hello!

Indie Spirit He nabbed his ﬁrst Oscar nod for 2006’s Half Nelson.

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A New Bride, More Babies & Big Changes TLC

The Duggar girls get real about raising (very large) families—and the road ahead By EMILY STROHM

THEIR LIVES NOW

“We’re all so close,” says Jana Duggar (center) with sisters (from left) Jessa, Jill, Joy-Anna and Jinger.

Last year was a busy one for the women of the Duggar family. First Jessa Duggar Seewald, 24, announced she was expecting her second child with husband Ben this February. In November Jinger, 23, said “I do” to Jeremy Vuolo, a former pro soccer player, in front of nearly 1,000 guests. That same month little sister Joy-Anna Duggar, 19, went public with the news she was courting her friend of 15 years, Austin Forsyth. And just before Christmas Jill Duggar Dillard, 25, revealed that she too was pregnant with her second baby, a son due in July. “In our family there’s always something to celebrate,” says oldest sister Jana Dugger, 27, of her 18 siblings, who star on TLC’s reality show Counting On (Mondays at 9 p.m.). “It keeps it fun and exciting!” And while not all of the sisters still live under the same roof with parents Jim Bob and Michelle (Jill, Jessa and their husbands reside in Arkansas; Jinger relocated to Laredo, Texas, with Vuolo), the Duggars have grown even closer as they celebrate their many milestones. “We FaceTime, and there’s always a family group message sharing what’s going on,” says Jinger. “It’s been joyous.” PEOPLE February 13, 2017

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An Unusual Pregnancy Diet

When Jill Duggar Dillard gave birth to her son Israel, 22 months, she had every detail planned out. But her home birth went awry, and complications forced her to the hospital for an emergency C-section—after 70 hours already spent in labor. But even after all the drama Jill says she is relaxed about having baby No. 2—another boy. “There’s a level of ease that comes with your second pregnancy,” says Jill. “Derick and I have been down this road together so we’re comfortable. I’m just going to see how it goes, try to be healthy and prepare as much as I can, but this time I know that labor is unpredictable.” After wrapping up a yearlong mission trip in Central America last August, the family have been residing in their native Arkansas— but perhaps for not much longer. The Dillards are committed to returning to their missionary work abroad. “We are planning to go back very soon,” says Jill. “Then we will come back for the birth of the baby.”

“I had lots of food aversions,” says Jessa (below, with husband Ben and son Spurgeon). “No meat, coffee or popcorn. So random!”

Family of Four “It’s going to be hard and challenging, but also a lot of fun,” Jill (with Derick and Israel in their gender-reveal photo below) says of raising two children abroad.

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Closing in on her early-February due date, Jessa confesses she and her husband, Ben Seewald, have yet to ﬁnd a name. “We’ve only had one or two conversations about it, so we need to get on it!” says Jessa, who has a penchant for unusual names (she did, after all, name her 14-month-old son Spurgeon). “We did this last time and procrastinated. Our son was 5 days old before we had it officially nailed down!” Decorating the nursery has been much easier, as Jessa opted to keep the same gray-and-white theme she used the ﬁrst time. “It’s very neutral, so hopefully we’re not letting anyone catch on,” says Jessa, who knows her baby’s sex but is keeping it a secret. With plans for “many future babies,” the couple haven’t given up on their dream of adopting. “Ben and I still have a deep desire to adopt, and it’s something we continue to look into,” says Jessa. “We’ve also talked about fostering to adopt.” For now the Seewalds are focused on the arrival of their second-born. With plans for another home birth, “I am very, very ready to meet the baby!”

JOY-ANNA DUGGAR

Headed for the Altar?

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“Watching my sisters sets a really good example,” says Joy-Anna of her courtship with Austin.

The latest Duggar to begin courting, Joy-Anna says her relationship with real estate flipper Austin Forsyth is “moving right along.” The couple first met 15 years ago when his family started attending the Duggars’ church. “It’s really special that I got to grow up with him and my family knows him really well,” says Joy-Anna. “Everyone is really onboard.” The moment he asked her to enter into the courtship (the Duggars’ extremely conservative version of dating, which bans kissing until marriage and generally limits physical contact to “side-hugs”), “I was thrilled,” she says. “I had been praying that was going to happen and waiting for the day.” Already the pair have taken road trips together, gone hiking, hunting and even remodeled houses. “I’m not sure when the next step will come,” she says. “You would have to ask Austin what he’s thinking—and my dad!”

JINGER VUOLO

A New Life in Texas “We absolutely love our cozy little home,” says Jinger (right, with Jeremy at their Nov. 5 wedding).

Mother’s Helper “I try not to spoil my nephews too much,” says Jana (below, helping Jessa with baby Spurgeon).

JANA DUGGAR This Duggar isn’t afraid to get her hands dirty! As a big fan of renovating and home design, Jana’s been busy diving into remodeling projects for her friends and family. “Over the last two years I’ve really found that I love it,” she says. “I get to work alongside my siblings and my dad, so that’s what ends up being the most fun.” Though she is single herself and resides with her parents, Michelle and Jim Bob, Jana says she delights in helping her sisters out with their burgeoning broods. “I love watching my nieces and nephews,” she says. “I always enjoy it.”

After their “dream come true” wedding in Siloam Springs, Ark., and an “incredible” honeymoon in Australia and New Zealand last fall, Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo are finally settling into life in Laredo, Texas. “This is really home for us now,” says Jinger, who relocated to help Jeremy with his ministry work there. “We have just so perfectly adapted, it’s been incredible. The biggest blessing.” Even though she’s the first Duggar daughter to permanently move away from Arkansas, “it’s just a flight away,” says Jinger. And she’s already made plenty of friends in her adopted hometown. “I’ve definitely connected with the ladies here, and they have been so gracious,” she says. Now officially a Texan, Jinger says she’s still adjusting to the western style: “I picked up a pair of boots that aren’t super-cowgirl style, but kind of in between.” As for starting a family of their own, the newlyweds point to a higher power. “We are just enjoying our life together,” says Jinger, “and we will see what the Lord does.” February 13, 2017 PEOPLE

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He Found the American Dream— Writing Hollywood’s Hottest Music RAMIN DJAWADI The German-Iranian composer wrote the theme to Game of Thrones.“Now I don’t have to spell my name as much anymore!”

Djawadi will take Game of Thrones live on an arena tour (here in rehearsals) Feb. 20.

PROFESSION Film and television composer BORN Germany LIVES Los Angeles

Getting Inspired

“I was absolutely surprised at how popular the show has become,” says Ramin Djawadi, 42, composer for HBO’s hit show as well as for Westworld and films like Iron Man. “You never know when something will be a hit. But it’s not really TV. It’s more like an epic 10-hour movie. When the producers asked me to come up with the main title, it ended up being close to two minutes because it had to summarize the whole tone of the show. It really had to feel like a journey.”

“I try to dream about it,” says Djawadi, who is married to Jennifer Hawks and is raising twins in Los Angeles. “I go on walks. I hum it. I tinker at the piano. Sometimes I get up in the middle of the night and just start singing into my iPhone.”

be a doctor like my dad, but I knew I wanted to do film music. I loved the U.S. as a country, and after attending Berklee College of Music, I moved to L.A. to start my career. By pure luck I met and worked with Hans Zimmer, who was a big mentor.”

Musical Beginnings Coming to America “I always knew I wanted to move to the States,” says Djawadi, who was born in Duisburg, Germany, to a German mother and Iranian father, who is a doctor. “At one point I was supposed to

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“As a composer, you have to be able to switch through a lot of styles,” Djawadi says. “I grew up listening to western pop at home, but then also traditional Middle Eastern music and, being in Germany, a lot of classical music. Even now, as a music fan I will switch from Beethoven to Coldplay. I’m all over the place!” —GILLIAN TELLING

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Embracing GoT’s Popularity

A FAN FAVORITE “After the first episode of Game of Thrones, the producers sent me a link of someone doing a rock version of the theme song, then a techno version, then one with cats meowing. It was incredible seeing people all over the world being inspired to do their own renditions.”

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Cara Delevingne THE ACTRESS AND MODEL ON EMBRACING SOCIAL MEDIA AND THOSE FAMOUS BROWS

“I’m always down for a classic look: a really good cat eye [and] beautiful red lip,” she says.

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The 24-year-old is known for letting loose on Instagram.

after yourself. And I try to either write or do some meditation or yoga—something for my insides. Do you ever stress about aging? I think lines are experience. Women should accept that aging is a beautiful thing. It’s part of life. It’s not something you should fight, but something you should embrace. So bring it on, lines! As a model for nearly a decade [she took a break in 2015 to focus on acting], what’s it like having all eyes on you? It is very stressful, especially when you’re thinking about people watching you. I just try to stay myself. That mind-set is evident in your social media profiles, which say, “Embrace your weirdness.” It’s not about trying to be weird. We’re all weird. It’s about being who you are and not trying to be anyone else. With nearly 37 million Instagram

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followers, do you ever feel social media pressure? I just try to keep it authentic. If I am second-guessing something, it already means that it’s not genuine. I just want to [post] it and feel good about it. How did you gain such powerful self-confidence? I feel that some days you wake up and you’re having a bad day and you just have to try to remember that it will be all right. It’s a daily mantra.

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What’s your approach to makeup? I keep it simple. If I have a lot of meetings, I’ll be quick and put it on in the car! I love Rimmel London’s ScandalEyes Thick & Thin Liner [she’s a face of the brand]. For me, it’s always been about the eyes and brows. Many people are fixated on your full set. Do you like that kind of attention? I was always embarrassed about them when I was a child, so it’s nice that [the positive response] helps other girls accept theirs. Now I could talk about brows all day. What’s the rest of your beauty regimen like? Sometimes it’s hard to constantly wash my face and moisturize every morning and night. But I try as much as possible! [Laughs] I feel like it’s l k important to look

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1 (15.25-oz.) pkg. devil’s food cake mix 1 cup plain yogurt 4 large eggs 1 (3.4-oz.) pkg. vanilla instant pudding mix 1⁄ 2 cup plus 1 tbsp. vegetable oil, divided 1 cup miniature semisweet chocolate chips 2 tbsp. unsweetened cocoa 2 tbsp. light corn syrup 1 cup powdered sugar, plus more for serving Fresh strawberries 1. Preheat oven to 350°. Combine cake mix, yogurt, eggs, 1⁄ 2 cup warm water, pudding mix and 1⁄ 2 cup oil in a large bowl. Beat with an electric mixer on low speed until just combined, about 30 seconds. Increase speed

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to medium, and beat until light and fluffy, 2 to 3 minutes. Gently fold in chocolate chips. Pour mixture into a lightly greased and floured Bundt cake pan. Bake in preheated oven until a wooden pick inserted in center of cake comes out clean, 35 to 40 minutes. 2. Remove cake from oven, and cool in pan 10 minutes. Transfer cake from pan to wire rack; cool completely, about 1 hour. 3. Combine cocoa, 2 tablespoons water, corn syrup and remaining 1 tablespoon oil in a medium saucepan. Cook over low, stirring constantly, until blended, 1 to 2 minutes. Gradually add powdered sugar, whisking constantly, until smooth. 4. Drizzle glaze over cake. Sprinkle with additional powdered sugar. Serve with strawberries and vanilla ice cream, if desired. Serves: 12 Active time: 10 minutes Total time: 1 hour, plus cooling Photographs by JENNIFER CAUSEY

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Salted Chocolate Truffles THE AUTHOR OF THE SUPERFOOD SWAP MAKES A DECADENT TREAT USING GOOD-FOR-YOU INGREDIENTS 12 Medjool dates, pitted 6 tbsp. hot water 1⁄ 2 cup raw walnuts 2 tbsp. chia seeds 4 tbsp. plus 2 tsp. unsweetened cocoa 1⁄ 2 tsp. sea salt

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1. Process the dates and hot water in a food processor until a sticky paste forms and balls up on the processor blade. Add walnuts, chia seeds and 4 tablespoons of the cocoa, and pulse until a solid dough forms, about 10 times. 2. Using a cookie scoop or a tablespoon, form the dough into 16 (11⁄ 2-inch) round balls. Transfer balls to a large plate or baking sheet, and chill in refrigerator until set, 30 to 60 minutes. Place the remaining 2 teaspoons of cocoa in a shallow dish. Roll the balls in the cocoa until lightly coated; sprinkle with salt. Serve immediately or refrigerate in an airtight container up to 7 days. Makes: 16 truffles Active time: 20 minutes Total time: 20 minutes, plus chilling

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2 cups unsalted butter, melted 10 (18x14-in.) frozen phyllo pastry sheets, thawed and cut in half crosswise 2 cups plus 2 tbsp. heavy cream, divided 1⁄ 2 cup unsalted butter, room temperature 11⁄ 2 tbsp. light corn syrup 1 lb. plus 3 oz. bittersweet chocolate, chopped, divided 11⁄ 4 cup chopped roasted almonds, divided 3 oz. milk chocolate, chopped 3 oz. white chocolate, chopped 1. Preheat oven to 350°. Brush 2 (13x9x2-inch) baking pans with some of the melted butter. Place 1 phyllo pastry sheet half in each pan, and

brush lightly with melted butter. Repeat process until both pans have 10 layers of pastry each. Brush tops with remaining melted butter. 2. Trim edges of dough to fit pan; cut each pastry sheet stack into 15 squares. Bake until golden brown, 18 to 20 minutes. 3. For the filling, stir together 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons heavy cream, room temperature butter and corn syrup in a saucepan over medium heat. Bring to a simmer, stirring occasionally, about 8 minutes. 4. Place 1 pound bittersweet chocolate in the bowl of a heavy-duty stand mixer fitted with whisk attachment. Pour hot cream mixture over chocolate; let stand 60 seconds. Beat on mediumhigh speed until mixture is light and almost fluffy, 12 to

15 minutes; gently fold in 3⁄ 4 cup chopped almonds. 5. For the ganache topping, place remaining heavy cream in a saucepan, and bring to a simmer over medium heat, about 8 minutes, stirring occasionally. Place milk chocolate, white chocolate and remaining bittersweet chocolate in 3 separate small bowls. Pour hot cream evenly over the chocolates; let stand 60 seconds. Gently whisk each until smooth and shiny. 6. To assemble, place baked phyllo squares on serving dishes. Spoon 1⁄4 cup chocolate nut filling onto each square. Top each with another baked phyllo square. Drizzle evenly with the ganache. Sprinkle with almonds. Serves: 15 Active time: 40 minutes Total time: 1 hour

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Dark Chocolate Raspberry Tart THE EXECUTIVE PASTRY CHEF OF JEFFREY’S AND JOSEPHINE HOUSE RESTAURANTS IN AUSTIN BAKES A SWOONWORTHY DESSERT 20 cream-filled chocolate sandwich cookies 3 tbsp. unsalted butter, melted 1⁄ 2 cup raspberry jam 8 oz. (62% cacao) bittersweet chocolate bar, chopped 11⁄ 4 cups heavy cream 2 large eggs 11⁄ 2 tsp. vanilla extract 1⁄ 2 tsp. kosher salt Powdered sugar Fresh raspberries Sweetened whipped cream

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1. Pulse cookies in food processor until finely ground. Transfer crumbs to a medium bowl; stir in melted butter until well combined. Press mixture firmly onto bottom and up sides of a 9-inch tart pan. Freeze crust 30 minutes. 2. Preheat oven to 350˚. Remove crust from freezer. Bake in oven until crust begins to smell fragrant and chocolaty, 8 to 10 minutes. Remove crust from oven and let cool completely, about 30 minutes. Spread jam in an even layer on bottom of crust. 3. Place chopped chocolate in a heatproof bowl. Heat heavy cream in a saucepan over medium until the cream simmers. Pour hot cream over the chopped chocolate; let stand 2 minutes. Stir mixture until the chocolate melts and mixture is smooth. Whisk in eggs, vanilla and salt. Pour mixture into crust. Bake tart until sides are set but center is still wobbly, 25 to 30 minutes. Chill in refrigerator until cool, about 4 hours. 4. To serve, sprinkle tart with powdered sugar and top with raspberries and whipped cream. Makes: One 9-in. tart Active time: 20 minutes Total time: 1 hour, plus chilling

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