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‘I’ve always envisioned myself with a big family.

It’s not about you at all. It’s about what you can give to support this child.’

—QUEEN LATIFAH, on wanting to become a mother one day, to People

‘My daughters think their dad is a hero now.’

—ALEX RODRIGUEZ, on his kids’ reaction to his dating Jennifer Lopez, on Jimmy Kimmel Live!

‘She likes to have all her ducks in a row, and I don’t know where half my ducks are!’

—SAMIRA WILEY, on wife Lauren Morelli, to People

Q & A

Jessica Paré The actress, 36, stars in the new CBS military drama SEAL Team

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‘My wife and I fell in love, had d kids, didn’t really y see each other for a few years, then n fell back in love.’.’

—CHRIS HEMSWORTH, on how his career putt a strain on his marriagee with wife Elsa Pataky, to o GQ Australia

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What is the vibe like on-set?

It’s a blast. David [Boreanaz] is such a great leader on-set. Even though a lot of us in the cast have little kids, we’re so thrilled to be at work.

How would you spend a day off from work?

I’d start with a workout, then I’d take my son [Blues, 2] to the park or the zoo.

Lunch with friends would be nice, followed by a nap.

What’s the last thing your son did that made you laugh?

He took a wine cork out of his pocket, handed it to his preschool teacher and told her, “This is Mommy’s.” I was mortified, but it’s a French school, so I think she understands.

—BRIANNE TRACY

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‘When I think about what makes my life my life— and makes sense and just shine inside of me—it’s him. Everything has come from that for me.’

Did you have to do research for your role as CIA analyst Mandy Ellis?

We have former Navy SEAL Tier One operatives on-set who were able to give me insight. However, I can neither confirm nor deny whether I’ve spoken to someone in the CIA.

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Angelina Jolie, Keri Russell and more stars are loving the bold effect of a one-shoulder silhouette.

HGTV stars Chip and Joanna Gaines reveal the real reason they’re leaving Fixer Upper and why family will always come first.

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HAMILTON & GABRIELLE REECE

The legendary surfer and pro volleyball player open up about their marriage

71 JUDITH LIGHT The Transparent star shares her journey to stardom

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75 DELILAH The popular radio host talks about the heartbreaking loss of her son to suicide

OR MURDER?

81 GRETCHEN

After a young mother plunges off a cliff while hiking with her boyfriend, police say he had a motive to kill

The former Fox News anchor inspires victims of sexual harassment to come forward

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BARBARA BUSH

87 THE LITTLE COUPLE

The former First Daughters give People a first look at their new

Dr. Jennifer Arnold and Bill Klein get candid about overcoming challenges

77 Black Panther and 42 star Chadwick Boseman takes on a historic icon in Marshall.

91 Take a peek inside Brooke Shields’s stylish Manhattan townhouse—plus more celebrity hideaways!

How to get glowing skin all season long.

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54 Friends and family share memories of the 58 victims who lost their lives in the Las Vegas massacre.

CORRECTION: In last week’s coverage of the mass shooting in Las Vegas, we included the story of a man named Larry Parra, who was reportedly killed during the attack. This story appears not to be true.

We failed to properly check the information and vet the source. People regrets the error. We have also removed the story from our website.

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IT’S A DOG’S WORLD New York City, Oct. 7 Star Wars actor Mark Hamill—with his pup Millie—greeted fans outside the 2017 New York Comic Con.

RED CARPET ACES London, Oct. 7 Emma Stone and tennis legend Billie Jean King—whom she portrays in Battle of the Sexes—shared a laugh at the film’s British premiere.

SAY CHEESE! Los Angeles, Oct. 8 Jeff Bridges and Only the Brave costar Josh Brolin were all smiles at the premiere of the new firefighter drama, based on a true story.

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RITA’S GOT THE BLUES New York City, Oct. 5

FATHERDAUGHTER DATE Los Angeles, Oct. 7

Rita Ora flashed a funny face— and matched her jacket with a bouquet of balloons—while filming an upcoming music video.

Rashida Jones attended the 2017 L.A. Dance Project Gala with her music icon father, Quincy Jones.

THIS IS SUPPORT Beverly Hills, Oct. 8

Emcee David Schwimmer posed with the cast of This Is Us—from left, Milo Ventimiglia, Chrissy Metz, Susan Kelechi Watson, Sterling K. Brown, Mandy Moore and Justin Hartley—at the Rape Foundation’s annual brunch benefiting its Stuart House program, which provides care for sexual-assault victims.

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StarTracks Black Panther actor Winston Duke—one of the night’s guests of honor—suited up for the Maybelline New Yorksponsored bash.

Hollywood, Oct. 4

Paris Jackson was one of the honorees toasted at People’s fifth annual Ones to Watch party, which celebrates the hottest up-andcomers in entertainment.

Beauty influencer Olivia Jade—nominated as a Ones to Watch honoree

by Maybelline New York— attended the fete with her famous mom, Full House alum Lori Loughlin.

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Black-ish star Marcus Scribner and country singer Carly Pearce—both 2017 honorees— stopped for a photo op.

Current Dancing with the Stars competitors Gleb Savchenko, Sasha Pieterse, Victoria Arlen and Val Chmerkovskiy got goofy at the bash.

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Scene-stealers Alexandra Billings and Trace Lysette flanked writerproducer Our Lady J at the event.

People magazine and Smartwater celebrated Amazon’s Emmy-nominated show Transparent with a private dinner, where cast members (from left) Jay Duplass, Amy Landecker, Judith Light, Trace Lysette, Alexandra Billings and Rob Huebel caught up and toasted the success of their series.

T R A N S PA R E N T CAST DINNER Los Angeles, Oct. 5

Amy Landecker and Judith Light (turn to page 71 for a longer feature on Light) mug for the camera.

A NEW GENERATION L.A., Sept. 22

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“It’s amazing seeing my daughter become an incredible mom,” says Jaclyn Smith, who celebrated granddaughter Bea’s 1st birthday Sept. 22 at her Los Angeles home (with a party performer). The former Charlie’s Angels star, 71, recently launched Spencer, a layette collection at Kmart, with her daughter Spencer Margaret, 31.

StarTracks Katy Perry roared through hits old (“I Kissed a Girl”) and new (“Swish Swish”) during an eye-popping set at Madison Square Garden on her Witness tour Oct. 6 in New York City.

Glee stars Darren Criss and Lea Michele reunited in New York City Oct. 8 at Elsie Fest—dubbed the Coachella for show tunes—to perform “Falling Slowly” from the musical Once.

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Noah Cyrus opened for Perry, inviting sister Miley and dad Billy Ray onstage for a surprise sing-along of the country vet’s 1992 hit “Achy Breaky Heart.”

Chris Martin waved an American flag at Coldplay’s Oct. 8 A Head Full of Dreams tour stop in San Diego.

CORINNE’S NEXT MOVE

Bachelor in Paradise alum Corinne Olympios has partnered with clothing brand Riot Society for a fall line, which will combine trends with the reality star’s colorful personality. “There’s a whole lot of Corinne in this new collection!” she promises.

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StarTracks Busy Philipps and minime daughter Cricket, 4, posed on the carpet before the P.S. ARTS Express Yourself Eve Event on O S Oct. 8 in Santa Monica.

N Patrick Harriss Neil v Burtka B a hitt and D David fi with theirr the field 77-year-old year old twins Gideon and Harper during the New York Yankees’ home game against the Cleveland Indians on Oct. 8.

S TA R S & THEIR K S!

DJ Khaled brought his perpetual plus-one— son Asahd, 11 months—to the BET Hip Hop Awards in Miami on Oct. 6.

Also at the P.S. ARTS fund-raiser: Jason Bateman, with daughters Francesca (center), 10, and Maple (right), 5, and a young friend.

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Debra Messing posed with son Roman, 13, on Oct. 6 after receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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ALL T NEWSHE BUZZ F & RO HOLLY WOOM D

ASHLEY JUDD & OTHERS SPEAK OUT

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“I said no, a lot of ways,” Judd (with Weinstein and Vince Vaughn in 1997) told the Times of her encounter.

ONE OF HOLLYWOOD’S

Rose McGowan (with Weinstein in 2007) settled with the producer for $100,000 in 1997 after an incident in a hotel room, The New York Times reported.

darkest—and dirtiest— secrets is coming into the light. On Oct. 5 actress Ashley Judd, 49, told The New York Times she was sexually harassed by movie mogul Harvey Weinstein during a meeting two decades ago, at which she says he appeared in a robe and asked if she wanted to watch him shower. Multiple other women came forward with similar accounts in PEOPLE October 23, 2017

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In a statement Meryl Streep said “not everybody knew” about Weinstein’s “inexcusable” behavior.

Meanwhile, Judi Dench called his alleged actions “horrifying.”

Georgina Chapman, 41, with whom he has two children (he also has three daughters, Lily, 22, Emma, 19, and Ruth, 14, with his first wife, Eve Chilton). A source close to Chapman said she is “furious and embarrassed” and worried about her label’s future. Whatever the future holds for Weinstein, he’s not welcome back at his studio. Says an insider: “The company is going to change its name, and they’re hoping to move forward with a more positive work environment.”

—GILLIAN TELLING with Pernilla Cedenheim

IVANA VS. MELANIA TRUMP

FIRST-FAMILY FEUD!

Ivana (left), 68, writes of the First Lady, 47: “I wouldn’t want to be in Melania’s Louboutins right now.”

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Ivana Trump, on Good Morning America to promote her new book Raising Trump, said it with a laugh as she talked about how she has a “direct number” to her ex: “I’m basically first Trump wife, okay? I’m first lady, okay?” But in the White House, it was no joke. In a break with traditional First Lady decorum, Melania Trump’s spokeswoman issued a sharp retort: “There is clearly no substance to this statement from an ex; this is unfortunately only attention-seeking and selfserving noise.” In the book, Ivana, whose 14-year marriage to Donald ended when he had an affair with his second wife, Marla Maples, writes that she has “no problems at all” with Melania; she refers to Maples, meanwhile, as “the showgirl.” It was all too much for Real Housewives guru Andy Cohen. “All the wives are fighting,” the Bravo host tweeted. “Even I AM SPEECHLESS.” —SANDRA SOBIERAJ WESTFALL

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LoveandThe King’s Speech, has since been fired from the studio he cofounded, the Weinstein Company, and said in a statement: “I appreciate the way I’ve behaved with colleagues in the past has caused a lot of pain.” Still, his former adviser, attorney Lisa Bloom, said that Weinstein “denies many of the accusations as patently false.”

Several stars who won Oscars for Weinstein’s movies, including Kate Winslet, Meryl Streep and Judi Dench, spoke out to condemn his behavior and said they didn’t know about the alleged abuse. Many in the industry weren’t so shocked by Weinstein’s wife of the scandal, though the disturbing almost 10 years, details of the allegations came as a Marchesa designer Georgina Chapman surprise even to sources aware of (in January), “is in a tricky situation Weinstein’s reputation. “Everybody now,” says a source. in Hollywood seems to have known he was always hitting on women,” says one insider, but few talked about it.

“He is such a powerful guy and has been doing favors all over the the Times and elsewhere, ‘I REALIZED place for years. A lot of people including Lauren Sivan, a SOME TIME AGO don’t want to burn bridges.”

TV reporter who said THAT I NEEDED Judd said it wasn’t an easy Weinstein trapped her in TO BE A BETTER PERSON’ decision to speak up. “There’s an empty restaurant and —HARVEY a lot on the line,” she told the masturbated in front of WEINSTEIN, IN Times. “Women have been her. The Times also A STATEMENT talking about Harvey reported that at least eight amongst ourselves for a long time, and women, including actress Rose it’s simply beyond time to have the McGowan, reached settlements with conversation publicly.”

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From left: Parker, Davis, Cattrall and Nixon in 2010.

“We had this beautiful, funny, heartbreaking, joyful, very relatable script,” Parker said of the third film.

“I wish we could have made the final chapter on our own terms,” Davis posted, calling the cancellation “deeply frustrating.”

SEX AND THE CITY

WHY TENSIONS EXPLODED OVER ANOTHER MOVIE

The cast in Sex and the City 2 in 2010.

British TV, Cattrall slammed reports that her demands scuttled the sequel ‘THEREE ISS A f films: “No one will ever sayy and said that Parker, a producer HISTORY RY OF Kim is an easygoing person, on the hit 1998-2004 HBO series [CATTRALL] NOT but all she has ever done is try and lucrative 2008 and 2010 PLAYING BY THE films, “could have been nicer.”

SAME RULE BOOK, to stand up for herself against BUT THEY ALL people who seem to have no Meanwhile multiple sources MADE A POINT OF problem being bullies.” maintain to People that Cattrall’s STAYING SILENT’ Drama had swirled among requests during negotiations —A PRODUCTION the stars on and off since indeed led to the movie’s demise.

SOURCE their HBO years. “Every “When she made outrageous relationship has its ups and downs, and demands, the studio had enough and pulled they worked very hard to protect fans the plug,” says one source, who adds that from moments that weren’t ups,” says a Cattrall asked for a TV deal and other movie source close to Sex and the City producprojects while the crew and castmates had tion. “When there were issues on-set, the been left in limbo awaiting filming. “She is majority of the time it stemmed from Kim trying to distract from what this is about, needing to stand out. She is the one who which is this: Kim killed the movie.” creates the drama.” Still, Cattrall may Another source, however, counters that have gotten the last word, tweeting to a Cattrall, 61, who played the oldest of the fan: “I’ve played Sam for 20 years. Am quartet, wanted her character, Samantha, moving on & so should you.” to be treated with “some dignity and respect” after “humiliating” story lines —ALE RUSSIAN with Elizabeth Leonard, (weight gain, hot flashes) in the first two Kate Coyne and Kara Warner

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After years of hinting about one more fierce, fabulous adventure, Sarah Jessica Parker gave Sex and the City fans the news they weren’t hoping for: Chances for a third movie with costars Cynthia Nixon, Kristen Davis and Kim Cattrall are “over,” she told Extra. “I’m disappointed.”

Then long-simmering tensions started to erupt. In an interview with Piers Morgan for

“It’s a great pa I played it past rt. finish line,” Ca the told Piers Morttrall gan.

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HEATHER GRAHAM

STILL TAKING RISKS “Once you’ve done it a few thousand times, it loses a bit of its fun,” says Schnabel, who first began mining at 16.

WE TRIED IT

GOLD MINING

PEOPLE SENIOR WRITER EMILY STROHM TRAVELED TO CANADA’S YUKON TERRITORY IN THE HOPES OF STRIKING IT RICH WITH THE STARS OF DISCOVERY’S HIT SERIES GOLD RUSH

People’s Strohm, with Schnabel on June 8. Gold Rush returns Oct. 13 on Discovery.

Mining for gold is no easy task. Just accessing the remote claims outside of Dawson City, Canada, where the Discovery channel invited me to experience living like the miners on Gold Rush,

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took 24 hours via four increasingly small planes and lots of dirt roads.

Once there I saw the “camp”: a cozy wooden shack for me to sleep in and two toilets and showers—shared by all 26 people liv-

in and working ing at the mine. (Luckly you’re not ily expected to look ex glam while gold g mining!) After an m ntroduction to in Gold Rush’s resiG dent “bad boy” d Parker Schnabel, P 23, we set off for 2 my first lesson in m panning. “In some p regions they find re nuggets, but the n flakes are what pay fl the bills around here,” Schnabel

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BY HAND, AN INDUSTRIAL WASH PLANT CAN HANDLE 18,000 PANS.

told me. He’s got a modern operation with multimillion-dollar equipment to expedite the mining process, but he taught me the tried-and-true way: separating gold from rocks with water using an old-fashioned pan.

The result? Seven tiny flecks of gold.

I was elated. But Schnabel, who’s mined $13 million of gold over six years, is quick to knock me down a peg. “You couldn’t buy a Tootsie Roll with that,” he said.

Better luck next time, I guess.

After three decades of working in Hollywood, says Heather Graham, some roles stand out: “Boogie Nights of course.

And Austin Powers and The Hangover. Mostly I think I’m lucky I’ve never had to work in a 9-to-5 job!” Now the actress, 47, is starring on Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders as Judalon Smyth, the mistress of L. Jerome Oziel, therapist to brothers Lyle and Erik Menendez. “It’s a dark story,” she says of the famous murder trial of two wealthy siblings who shot and killed their parents. (Smyth was the one who told the police there were audiotapes from therapy sessions where they admitted to the crime.) But Graham hopes the show sheds light on what may have motivated them: sexual abuse. “To have a show where two men open up about being sexually molested by their father?

Hopefully it helps people feel more comfortable talking about it so we can stop it from happening again.”

—GILLIAN TELLING

“I don’t drink,” Graham says about staying ageless. (Left, in Boogie Nights; right, in Menendez Murders.)

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DOUBLETALK

Snoop Dogg & Martha Stewart

THE UNLIKELY PALS’ HIT COOKING SHOW RETURNS. BUT WHO BAKES BETTER BROWNIES?

When did you two know you’d be lifelong friends?

SNOOP The Justin Bieber

roast [on Comedy Central in 2015]. It solidified the relationship because it was just too much fun.

STEWART He got me high sitting there, just breathing the smoke!

SNOOP That was my cologne: Contact.

What were you surprised to learn about each other?

STEWART Snoop is a per-

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fectionist, actually.

SNOOP With Martha,

you put in there.

there’s a standard that you have to keep up with.

Just being around her helps elevate my team and me to another level.

STEWART It was just

What’s the best thing you guys have cooked for each other?

STEWART I’ve liked

pretty much everything he’s made. His fried chicken was very good. Not as good as mine, but...

SNOOP No, it wasn’t.

You cheated with that buttermilk or whatever

The rapper, 46, and the lifestyle maven, 76, return for season 2 of their VH1 show Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party Oct. 16.

marinated!

SNOOP It was amazing.

Wiz [Khalifa] chose yours over mine. He said, “Hey, Snoop, you’re my friend... but I gotta tell the truth.”

But who makes the better brownies?

STEWART Oh, I think

Snoop does.

SNOOP That’s my lane right there. She makes better cakes and desserts—but brownies? C’mon, man!

—MICHAEL MILLER

“I learned to do some suturing,” Mills says of his new TV role.

THE BRAVE’S VE’SS NOAH MILLS LLS At 34, the former model has paid his Hollywood dues with small parts that include a boy toy in Sex and the City 2 and Taylor Swift’s bad boyfriend in her “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” video.

“Somebody came up to me once and was like, ‘Are you Noah Mills?’ ” he says. “Like that one time.

I thought, ‘Sweet.’ ” Playing a combat medic in NBC’s military drama The Brave will prove he’s more than a pretty face.

“What’s exciting about acting is getting to talk and have a personality,” says the Toronto native. “I look forward to having fans.”

—DANAROSE FALCONE

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MOLLY SIMS

‘THIS BOOK IS ME. I LOVE THINGS THAT ARE CHIC, AND I’VE NEVER MET A COUCH I DIDN’T LIKE’

—JULIE JORDAN

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SOUTHERN STYLE “I started with no money and not a design bone in my body,” says the Kentuckyraised Sims, 44 (with, from left, Grey, 9 months, Brooks, 5, husband Scott Stuber, 48, and Scarlett, 2).

“This book is a reflection of my life in every way.”

Your new book, Everyday Chic, is about entertaining, organizing and decorating. Why did you tackle those topics?

My first book [The Everyday Supermodel] focused on how to be the best you can be inside and out. Now, three years later, two babies more, this book is a reflection of how to live the best life you can—and how to live it with style and gratefulness, without having to spend a lot of money.

How do you do it all with three kids under the age of 6?

I missed so much when I was working, now I try to say yes to everything. But listen, [having] the third one is hard. One is like a pocketbook. Two, okay, they play with each other. Three? I have a big sign in my house that says, “Happy Mess,” and I really mean that. It is about embracing it. And I wouldn’t have it any other way.

What’s your best advice for making a house into a home?

There really is outdoor fabric on all my indoor sofas and cushions, because I’ve got to tell you, there’s a smoothie, there’s formula, there’s a dog, and there’s a child vomiting at all times. And when it comes to your closet: If you haven’t worn it in nine years, you’re probably not going to wear it. Getting rid of stuff—no hoarding—it really does lead to a happy, healthy home.

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Instead of saying “I have to” do something, say “I get to” do it.

Look, if you saw me now, I look terrible. I’ve got a cold, I’ve got two petri dishes taking naps right now and one at preschool, but it just changes your mind-set—you get to do it. They’re all I need.

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Sept. 29. Country singer Jessie James Decker, 29, is expecting her third child with NFL star Eric Decker, 30. They are also parents to daughter Vivianne, 3, and son Eric, 2. Seal Team’s AJ Buckley, 39, and his fiancée, Abby Ochse, 33, an oncology nurse, are expecting twins.

They will join big sister Willow Phoenix, 3. Pro surfer Bethany Hamilton, 27, is expecting baby No. 2 with husband Adam Dirks, 29.

Their son Tobias is 2.

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WEDDING NEWS Twilight’s Kellan Lutz, 32, and his girlfriend Brittany Gonzales are engaged, the actor confirmed.

La La Land director Damien Chazelle, 32, and actress Olivia Hamilton are engaged, the couple announced on Oct. 9.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Malala Yousafzai, 20, started her college career at Oxford University on Oct. 9, five years after she was shot in the head by a Taliban gunman.

DEATHS Comedian Ralph “Ralphie” May was found dead of cardiac arrest on Oct. 6 at age 45. He had been battling pneumonia.

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I became aware of the Helen Woodward Animal PERSONAL STORIES Center when Diane Keaton posted about it on social ABOUT GIVING media and mentioned Remember Me Thursday— BACK a movement that helps connect homeless pets with animal lovers to find their forever homes. Adoption is the greatest gift that you could give yourself. I was adopted, and I know the benefits of someone taking me and loving me, and there are no rules to love. When it comes to pets, a lot of times people just want little puppies, but there are so many pets out there that need homes and just want love.

I had a Maltese named Madeline that lived 14 years and died on the day after Wicked opened, so she shared a lot of special moments with me.

After Madeline died, I went to Spot Rescue in Los Angeles, and that’s where I found my dog Thunder [left]—the biggest blessing in my life. You get 10,000 times more love back if For more information, go to you decide to adopt an animal. animalcenter.org —REPORTED BY NICOLE SANDS

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Actors Jason Biggs, 39, and Jenny Mollen, 38, welcomed their second child, son Lazlo, on Oct. 2. He joins big brother Sid, 3. Scandal actress Katie Lowes, 35, and her husband, Adam Shapiro, 37, announced the arrival of their first child, son Albee, on Oct. 5. Salvation’s Jennifer Finnigan, 38, and Weekend at Bernie’s star Jonathan Silverman, 51, welcomed their first child, daughter Ella Jack, on

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The grand and, yes, absolutely beautiful return of an icon POP Pink’s triumphant LP contains collaborations with artists ranging from pop savant Max Martin to the singular rapper Eminem, but she unites these diverse stylistic strains with her boundless charisma and a cohesive vision. Emotional ballads (“But We Lost It”) and poppy kiss-offs (Em’s “Revenge”) flow into one another seamlessly. She tackles her subject matter boldly too, from forceful political statements (“What About Us”) to ballads about the disillusionment of adulthood (“Barbies”).

(And, perhaps reflecting her 11-year marriage to Carey Hart, the love songs have a unique flavor as well.) Beautiful Trauma affirms that, even after nearly two decades in the pop sphere, Pink remains one of the genre’s most empathetic and vital voices. (Oct. 13)

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Andrew Garfield fights to live on his own terms DRAMA In 1958 a British tea merchant named Robin Cavendish (Andrew Garfield) contracted polio in Kenya. Within days he was paralyzed and unable to breathe, his lungs permanently dependent on a respirator and his remaining years, it seemed, to be spent in a hospital ward. But with the help of his wife, Diana (Claire Foy), he was able not only to live at home with family but to travel—abroad, even—in a succession of newfangled motorized chairs. This is the first film directed by actor Andy Serkis (Planet of the Apes), and it’s more stouthearted than weepy—not py a (In limited release Oct. 13, PG-13)) bad thing—and nicely acted.(I

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To receive a payment, you must submit a Claim, either online or by mail by November 27, 2017 at 11:59 p.m. CST. If you Opt-Out, you preserve your right to pursue a separate lawsuit against the Defendant about these claims, but you will receive no payment. Your Opt-Out request must be received by November 27, 2017. To Object to the Settlement, you must submit an Objection in writing that complies with the requirements in the Settlement Notice available on the website.

Your Objection must be filed with the Clerk of the Court and received by the Settlement Administrator, Class Counsel, and counsel for Defendant on or before November 27, 2017. If you do nothing, you will receive no payment and have no right to sue later for the Claims released by the Settlement.

The Court will hold a Fairness Hearing in the Circuit Court of St. Clair County, Illinois, 10 Public Square, Belleville, IL 62220, in the courtroom of the Honorable Christopher Kolker, Courtroom 407, Fourth Floor, on December 4, 2017 at 9:00 a.m., to decide whether to approve the Settlement and to award Attorneys’ Fees and Expenses of up to $987,500.00, to be paid

by Defendant, and $2,000.00 per named Plaintiff as the Class Representative Service Awards. The application for fees and expenses will be posted on the website below after they are filed. You may attend this hearing, but you don’t have to.

Benefit Checks will be issued only if the Court approves the Settlement and after all appeals are resolved. Please be patient. If the Settlement does not become effective, the litigation will continue.

For more information, please visit www.BarnesSettlement.com, call 1-800-481-7947, or write to Barnes, et al v. River North Foods, Inc., c/o Heffler Claims Group, P.O. Box 59543, Philadelphia, PA 19102-9543.

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The AMC horror hit is back Oct. 17.

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The summer’s funniest movie features a grade-A ensemble—Queen Latifah, Regina Hall and Jada Pinkett Smith—but its breakout star is the sensational Tiffany Haddish, for whom no joke is too low, raunchy or out there. She steals scenes she’s not even in. The trip is to the Essence festival in New Orleans, where the group hopes to patch up their fraying friendship—in more carefree times they called themselves the Flossy Posse.

But things will get outrageously messy and angry, with everyone acting more like ladies from Hades. (Oct. 17)

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Steel your nerves for unforgettable scenes from the show that proves you’re not better off dead.

Although being alive is no bucket of chicken either. (Launches Oct. 17.) To watch, download the PeopleTV app on your favorite mobile or connected TV device.

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Art lives forever—and so do family grudges COMEDY-DRAMA Great artists are a selfish breed, reducing loved ones to veins that feed into one big, beating heart of ego. According to director Noah Baumbach’s funny, fractious film, that goes for minor talents too. Dustin Hoffman plays a well-regarded, never-hot sculptor—he has one work in storage at the Whitney—who ignores the often bellicose misery of his adult children (Adam Sandler, Ben Stiller and Elizabeth Marvel). Emma Thompson is his latest wife, a frowsy creature who seems to accept that she wasn’t cut out to be anyone’s muse. (Launches Oct. 13) Chan respects no boundaries as he seeks revenge.

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Annie Clark isn’t afraid of risk or reinvention. Her fifth album’s sound mix still features jagged guitar assaults, but superproducer Jack Antonoff (Taylor Swift) helped her incorporate synths and drum machines. And she continues to grow as a lyricist, loading verses with both devastation and wit.

(Oct. 13)

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the Irish Republican Army sets off a bomb in London. Among the casualties is the teenage daughter of Quan (Jackie Chan), the owner of a small restaurant that no one from Michelin headquarters will ever visit. A quiet, modest man, he all but disappears into himself with grief. Soon, though, a fighting rage bubbles to the surface: Quan sets out on a mission of vengeance to find—and destroy—the culprits. Chan has settled comfortably into Liam Neeson territory here.

He carries off the action set pieces with little fuss or noise, leaving the actorly heavy lifting to Pierce Brosnan as a double-dealing Belfast politician with an ever-shortening fuse. (Oct. 13, R)

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Revenge is a dish best served up with a musical number COMEDY Left at the altar, Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) is in Fatal Attraction mode in season 3. She slinks back to the office having restyled herself as a properly unhinged femme fatale—“My hair is dark, so I look evil, but I’m wearing white, which is ironic”—and announces a certifiably crazy plan of revenge against her ex, Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III). The musical-fantasy numbers, as always, are funny, over-the-top and electric, referencing everything from Bob Fosse to Les Miserables. And, for good measure, the second episode winks at Fifty Shades of Grey.

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In the late ’70s, two FBI agents (Jonathan Groff and Holt McCallany) begin researching the phenomenon of “sequence” killers.

(The adjective, of course, would change to “serial.”) This leads to interviews with the likes of real-life convicted murderer Edmund Kemper (Cameron Britton), an affectless giant disgustingly articulate about decapitating victims.

“It’s not easy butchering people,” he says. The show is executive-produced

by David Fincher Gone Girl, Zodiac), which means it’s subtly expert at making flesh crawl. (Launches Oct. 13)

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her mother in a crime-ridden neighborhood in St. Louis. A sign of a good school year, she says, is that “nobody got killed yet, nobody got locked up.” Struggling to graduate from a special program, the Innovative Concept Academy, she can see clearly enough what steps will lead to a better life, but her foothold is always precarious. Understated but powerful, Ahkeem was inspired by a People story by writer Jeff Truesdell, the film’s executive producer.

(In limited release Oct. 13, unrated)

Groff (right) wants to figure out what makes a serial killer tick.

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Chip Gaines has always been the kind of guy who leaves a party early. “I’d rather be missed than the idea of someone tiring of me,” he says. “It’s a bit of a comical consistency in my life. I would end relationships before they got stale.

I would move on to a different idea before I got bored. Even in high school I would just leave places, and my friends would be like, ‘Where’s Chip?’

I wanted people to be on their toes.

I never wanted to be the last guy out the door.” Now, sitting at the helm of a home-renovation empire, Chip is still determined to head out on a high note.

Together with his wife, Joanna, the pair have decided that they should walk away from their hit HGTV show Fixer Upper after the upcoming fifth season.

“It’s been a dream for us, a once-in-alifetime experience,” he says. “But for us, being on TV was never the end-all.”

That’s not to say that it was an easy decision.“It’sasadfeeling becauseit’swhat introduced us to the world that we’re basically saying we’re ready to step away from,” says Chip, adding that they agonized over the decision to move on for more than a year. “We were both in tears.” After all, since its premiere in 2013, Fixer Upper quickly became the highest-rated show on HGTV, turning Chip, 42, a contractor, and Joanna, 39, an interior designer, into household names.

The show also helped to launch their booming Waco, Texas-based Magnolia businesses, which include a real estate company, the Silos (a retail store that draws 40,000 visitors a week), wallpaper and furniture lines, a quarterly magazine, luxury vacation rentals, an upcoming restaurant and a product line for Target.They’vealsowrittenabestseller, The Magnolia Story; Chip’s new book

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A New Chapter “Our goal wasn’t to be on TV and ride this pony until it died of sheer exhaustion,” says Chip. “That was never our hope.”

CHIP & JOANNA GAINES

‘It Was Timeto Makea Change’ THE HGTV SUPERSTARS OPEN UP ABOUT THE REAL REASON THEY’RE ENDING FIXER UPPER AND PUTTING FAMILY BEFORE FAME

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Capital Gaines (see excerpt) is soon to hit shelves, and a design book by Joanna is in the works. “We gave everything we had to this show—the beautiful homes and those sweet families—but this just felt like the right time to catch our breath for a bit,” Joanna says of their final decision. “It’s scary and nerve-wracking but also thrilling,” adds Chip. “If we turn off the television, does it also turn off all these other opportunities?

The answer could very well be yes.

People could stop coming to Waco and lose interest in us as a whole. But we have a funny feeling that it’s going to go the exact opposite.”

That risk is one both Chip and Joannaaremorethanwillingtotake.

In a world where reality TV can rip families apart, the Gaineses say their marriage and the happiness of their four children, Drake, 12, Ella, 11, Duke, 9, and Emmie Kay, 7, need to come first.

Since Fixer Upper’s inception, the Gaineses have filmed 11 months out of the year, a duration that few other reality shows follow. Juggling the demanding schedule, along with Magnolia and its 500 employees, began to wear on them. “Nobody told us that that was unique,” Chip says of their grueling production schedule. “Nobody told us that that was a little bit irrational.” While

Making Time for Their Marriage “Jo and I have always had an eerie natural ability to [support each other] when all hell breaks loose,” says Chip. “Here we are in the ride of a lifetime, completely exhausted, but we’ve literally got our arms around each other.”

the couple powered through, they knew it wasn’t sustainable. “I realized the show was demanding time from me, and I needed to be giving it to our business, toour relationshipand myfamily,” he says. “That’s the million-dollar question. How far can you push it before something really does break down? And that’s kind of where we landed.”

Seeing the effect nonstop production had on their children was the deciding factor. “They would ask, ‘Mom and Dad, do you guys have to film again today? When is this going to be over?

When are y’all going to be done? Can’t we just have a picnic? Does the film crew have to be there?’ ” Chip recalls. “The kids were so young when we started,” adds Joanna.

“Fast-forward to today and our oldest is almost a teenager— they’re all growing up so quickly.”

While all four kids do appear on Fixer Upper, their scenes are kept to a minimum, and Chip and Joanna don’t allow them to show their faces in photo shoots. “We’ve wanted to protect our children and make it as normal as possible,” Joanna says. “I want them to go and fall down and scrape their knees and get back up. Have their hair in their faces and their braces as goofy-looking as humanly possible,” October 23, 2017 PEOPLE

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Inside Their Empire 1. Thanks to the success of Magnolia Market at the Silos, tourism in Waco has nearly tripled.

2. Their new breakfast restaurant Magnolia Table (formerly Elite Café) will open later this year.

3. The couple’s second vacation rental, Hillcrest Estate, has seven bedrooms, 3.5 baths and sleeps up to 12 people.

4. The Magnolia home collection includes a line of rugs, throw pillows and blankets.

5. Chip and Joanna’s quarterly lifestyle publication promises “fresh inspiration” for each season.

6. The highly anticipated Hearth & Hand collection for Target is available Nov. 5.

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adds Chip. “But then I realized, I don’t want them to look back on this experience and think, ‘Dad, why did you let me look like that?’ It became a little more complicated than I ever could have imagined.”

But as for tabloid rumors that marital strife played a role in their decision to end the show, the couple is unequivocal.

After14yearstogether,theGainesessay their marriage is as solid as it’s ever

been—and they want to keep it that way.

“Anybody gets exhausted, and you say ordothingsyou don’t mean,” says Chip.

“Jo and I don’t want to find ourselves years from now realizing there were warning signs letting us know we were exhausted. We would rather stop here, where we still feel we’re in a really good place. We have the chance to regroup and refresh and find out in two years, thank God we stopped and gave each

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other time and energy and loved our family more than we would’ve had the resources to do otherwise. Hopefully that will pay dividends down the road.”

With filming for their final season nearing the end, Chip and Joanna are “sprinting to the finish line,” he says, and cherishing each moment left. As for whether or not they’ll be back on the small screen? It isn’t inconceivable.

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THE GAINES LEGACY

‘Our plan is to press pause, refresh and pour even more love into our family and our businesses’

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always be looking forward to what’s next.

As it relates to TV, you just never know,” Joanna says. “We really want to focus on this break and take a step back to let this allsoakin.Regardlessof whatthe future holds, we are hopeful for what God has for us and our family in this next season.”

The immediate future will consist of a hard-earned vacation (“It’ll be nice to be able to travel—and not for work,” says Chip) and carving out time with the kids.

But the couple say they are forever grateful for what the show has allowed them to accomplish. “We wouldn’t have changed it for anything, and we wouldn’t have done it any other way,” says Chip.

“We’ve enjoyed every minute.”

In an excerpt from his new book Capital Gaines, Chip details his dreams for his business—and those touched by it.

I am so keenly aware that God has entrusted us with Magnolia for a reason. This little company has always meant more to us than any amount of notoriety or recognition ever could. Magnolia will undoubtedly be an enduring part of what we leave behind.

We pray that it will far outlast us. We dream that our children’s children will get to see what we’ve built and that it would be a monument symbolizing the value of finding joy in hard work.

Joanna and I also strive every day for the work that we do to create lasting, meaningful and positive change in our people and our community. We want our employees to rise up as leaders in their own right. We want them to follow their dreams, whatever they may be—go back to school and get that degree, become world-renowned in their fields, or stay home with their children, if that’s what they feel they’re called to do. Even if the company loses our valued employees to these dreams of theirs, that’s okay. It was our honor to be the runway for them, the launching pad that they needed to go for it. From there we’re anticipating a chain reaction of sorts with exponential impact. We believe our employees will go on to change the world in ways that Jo and I could never attain by ourselves.

Our legacy is their legacy and vice versa.

“Right this minute our kids are doing great, and Jo and I are doing great, but you can’t run like this forever,” says Ch ip (on the farm with Joanna and their four kids).

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Heroic spouses, beloved teachers, devoted parents—family and friends pay

t was supposed to be a celebration of country music, but on Oct. 1 the Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas became a scene of indescribable pain and unimaginable loss. Nearly 500 people were injured and 58 killed in the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history. In the midst of the tragedy and heartbreak, the families and friends of those who died have shown an unshakable, inspiring resolve.

“We won’t be afraid,” says Debbie Davis, whose daughter Neysa Tonks died in the shooting, “because if we are, then darkness wins, and we’re not letting that happen.”

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Christopher Hazencomb, 44 The sports fan from Camarillo, Calif., “was a big, tall guy, always smiling and waving at people,” says friend Thomas Torres.

“He was kind, caring, helping others.”

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When the shooting began, the security guard for Route 91 helped others flee to safety before he was killed. “I’m very sad,” his mother, Angelica, told reporters at his memorial service.

“I just can’t believe it.”

Christiana Duarte, 22 Christopher Roybal, 28 The recent college The Navy veteran grad worked in sales for the Los Angeles Kings. Her sudden death leaves her family reeling. “She was my life,” says her dad, Michael. “I don’t know what I am going to do without her.”

from Corona, Calif., had spent 11 months serving in Afghanistan. As Roybal’s wife, Dixie, told Reuters, “This isn’t where he was expecting something bad to happen to him.”

Adrian Murfitt, 35 A commercial

Andrea Castilla, 28 The Huntington

fisherman from Anchorage, he traveled to the festival to help take his mind off the death of a buddy. “He was the best friend you could possibly have,” says pal Brian MacKinnon.

Beach, Calif., makeup artist was unaware her boyfriend planned to propose days after the concert. “They wanted to have kids right away,” says her sister Athena. “She was so excited about life.”

Dana Gardner, 52

As her three children grew older, the Grand Terrace, Calif., grandma was enjoying traveling. “She spent our childhood making sacrifices,” her kids said in a statement. “She was so full of life.”

Denise Burditus, 50

“We got married at a very young age, and every day it just got better,” says Burditus’s husband of 32 years, Tony. The Martinsburg, W.Va., retired bank executive and grandmother died in her husband’s arms.

Angela Gomez, 20

The Riverside, Calif., nursing student spent months planning the Vegas trip with boyfriend Ethan Sanchez. “She was my life,” says Sanchez, who held her in his arms after she was shot.

Hannah Ahlers, 34

“She was a sweet soul who could light up a room the moment she walked in,” her family said in a statement.

The stay-at-home mom of three from Beaumont, Calif., was at the show with her husband, Brian.

SAYING GOODBYE Mourners honored the 58 victims with a roadside memorial on the Las Vegas strip.

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Bailey Schweitzer, 20 Two days before she

Brennan Stewart, 30 The Las Vegas

Calla-Marie Medig, 28 As a newly promoted

died, the receptionist from Bakersfield, Calif., phoned a friend who couldn’t attend the festival and held out her phone to share the music. “She was a ray of sunshine,” says pal Amie Campbell.

musician hoped for a country music career.

“Brennan always put others before himself,” his family said in a statement.

“He shielded his girlfriend and helped others to safety.”

restaurant manager in Alberta, she was the life of the party and a trusted friend.

“She was the person you’d call at 2 a.m.,” says friend Lyndsay Perham. “She was everything.”

Heather Alvarado, 35

Melissa Ramirez, 26 The Philadelphia

A fun-loving mom of three who was married to a fireman, she ran an in-home daycare in Cedar City, Utah.

“We shared so many beautiful memories together,” says her friend Selina Lopez. “I will miss her terribly.”

Eagles fan, originally from Littlerock, Calif., worked for an auto-insurance company. “She always helped her parents,” her cousin Fabiola Farnetti told The New York Times.

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Before being shot, Beaton, a construction worker from Bakersfield, Calif., told his wife, Laurie (pictured), to get down and shielded her. She told reporters his last words were, “I love you, Laurie.”

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A vice president at a La Palma, Calif., mortgage company, Fraser was a devout Christian and a handson dad of four. “I learned from him how to be a true man, to love my family,” says son Nicholas Arrelano.

Brian Fraser, 39

Carrie Barnette, 34 A devoted aunt

Charleston Hartfield, 34 The off-duty

to five nieces and nephews, she recently purchased a home in Riverside, Calif., to be closer to family. She “loved her job” as a cook at Disneyland, says brother-in-law Joey Castillo.

Las Vegas police officer and military veteran was a youth football coach.

“He was like a father to all the Henderson Cowboys kids,” says parent Moe Tuinei-Fiaseu.

Jennifer Irvine, 42 The San Diego-

Teresa Nicol Kimura, 38 A tax-compliance

based family-law attorney was shot while dancing with friends at the concert.

She had a “tough exterior,” says friend Stephanie Toms.

“But she had the biggest heart.”

specialist from Placentia, Calif., she was at the concert with six friends. “She was a beacon of light,” says pal Ryan Miller.

“We are devastated that we don’t get to be a part of her life.”

Jennifer Parks, 36

A mom of two, the kindergarten teacher from Palmdale, Calif., “was beautiful and very intelligent,” says relative Steven McCarthy. “She had a wonderful sense of humor and was so kind.”

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Jessica Klymchuk, 34 Klymchuk, a mom of four from Alberta, who traveled to Las Vegas with her fiancé, loved her jobs as a librarian and bus driver. “Her door was always open,” says her sister Jennifer Grenier.

Rocio Guillen, 40

Told she would never walk again after developing a blood clot on her spine, the restaurant manager from Eastvale, Calif., went on to run marathons. “She was a fighter,” says her son Marcus.

Cameron Robinson, 28 Robinson, a legalrecords specialist with the city of Las Vegas, was at the concert with his boyfriend Bobby. “Any obstacle that was put in front of him, he overcame it,” says his stepmom, Trina Gray.

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“He dedicated his life to his kids,” says friend Leah Nagyivanyi of Phippen, who ran a home-remodeling business in Santa Clarita, Calif.

His son Travis, 24, was wounded but survived.

Sandra Casey, 34

The engaged specialeducation teacher from Redondo Beach, Calif., “loved working with her kids,” says her soccer teammate Jenny WilliamsonPagan. “She was always a joy to be around.”

Kelsey Meadows, 28

A substitute teacher, she worked at the Taft, Calif., high school from which she’d graduated.

“She had a sweet spirit and a love for children,” Taft Union High School principal Mary Alice Finn said in a statement.

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Keri Galvan, 31

The Thousand Oaks, Calif., resident was a devoted mom to her three kids, ages 10, 4 and 2.

“She lived and breathed being a mother,” says a friend.

“Her family was her entire world.”

James ‘Sonny’ Melton, 29 Stacee Etcheber, 50 The emergency-room The Novato, Calif., nurse from Big Sandy, Tenn., shielded his wife, Heather, as they fled the scene. “He would have done the same for anybody,” she says. “He was compassionate, caring and selfless.”

hairstylist and mom was looking forward to buying a fivebedroom home so her in-laws could move in. “She had such a good heart,” says her father-in-law, Jean Etcheber.

Candice Bowers, 40

CarlyTheKreibaum, 33 married

A single mom of three, including her recently adopted 2-year-old girl, she “was fiercely protective and loyal to her kids,” says her aunt Michelle Bolks. “Awesome person, beyondawesome mom.”

Sutherland, Iowa, mom of two children, ages 6 and 9, was at the concert with friends. “She was a wonderful mom who adored her kids,” says a friend. “She was just a really good gal.”

Kurt von Tillow, 55

A trucking-company owner from Cameron Park, Calif., “he was a true patriot who stood proudly for his flag,” his family said in a statement, “with red, white and blue running through his veins.”

Stephen Berger, 44

A financial adviser from Excelsior, Minn., the father of three had a “large, wonderful personality,” says best friend Josh Decker.

“When you were with him, you were having fun. He was a great dad. He did it all.”

Dorene Anderson, 49

The Anchorage mom was treasurer of the city’s minor-league hockey-team fan club—the Cowbell Crew. “She was the most amazing wife, mother this world ever had,” her family said.

Lisa Romero-Muniz, 48 “Her smile is what I’ll miss the most,” says Chris Muniz of his happy-go-lucky wife, who was a popular high school secretary in Gallup, N.Mex. “There just wasn’t a bad bone in her body. She’d give you her last dime.”

Thomas Day, 54

A contractor from Corona, Calif., he attended the concert with his four adult kids.

“He was exceptional,” his children said in a statement. “He will always be a legend amongst everyone who knew him.”

Jordyn Rivera, 21

Entering her fourth year in the health-caremanagement program at Cal State, San Bernardino, she had a strong faith in God. Says her father, Albert Rivera: “We’ll see her again.

She’s with our family that have gone before.”

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Lisa Patterson, 46

The energetic mom of three volunteered at church and owned a hardwood-flooring company with her husband, Bob. “She was the rock of this family,” he says.

“I don’t know what we’re going to do.”

Jordan McIldoon, 23 Rarely seen without his cowboy boots, the British Columbia native was a month away from completing a mechanic apprenticeship.

“His was a life well lived,” his parents said in a statement.

Carolyn Parsons, 31

The Bainbridge Island, Wash., native had a contagious laugh and boundless energy but was also known as a confidante to her friends. “She always had everyone’s best interest at heart,” says friend Kelli Lovett.

Rachael Parker, 33

Michelle Vo, 32

A records technician with California’s Manhattan Beach Police Department, she was one of two MBPD employees shot at the event.

“We’re all in a daze,” says spokeswoman Kristie Colombo.

With a passion for life and a taste for adventure, the Los Angeles insurance agent loved to travel.

“She enjoyed life,” says sister Cathy.

“She drew you into the things she was passionate about.”

Victor Link, 55

Denise Cohen, 58 & Derrick ‘Bo’ Taylor, 56

The father of a grown son, Link was a “huge, passionate” country fan, says his brother Craig. He and his fiancée traveled from their home in Aliso Viejo, Calif., for the show. “They loved their music,” Craig says.

Laura Anne Shipp, 50

The single mom moved to Las Vegas a few years ago to be near son Corey, a Marine reservist. “She was incredibly proud of her son,” says her brother Steve. “It was just the two of them. And now it’s the one of them.”

The dating pair died together. He was a corrections officer; she was a property manager who “loved life,” says her sister. “He had the best sense of humor,” says his pal Lisa Rivera.

Brett Schwanbeck, 61 A grandfather and retired truck driver from Bullhead City, Ariz.,“he was a peacemaker who wasn’t shy about expressing his opinion,” says niece Carla Van Hoosen. “Everyone adored him.”

Quinton Robbins, 20 A natural athlete and a student at University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Robbins worked for the city of Henderson, Nev. “His presence was huge,” says uncle Mike Wells. “He was very funny and so likable.”

Patricia Mestas, 67 A grandmother of eight, the Menifee, Calif., deli worker loved babies. “People were drawn to her,” says her brother JD Arrighi. “They’d know her a few minutes and feel they’d known her for life.”

Tara Roe Smith, 34

The model and mom from Okotoks, Alta., also worked as an elementary school educational assistant.

In a statement, her modeling agency called her “a friendly face” and a “caring spirit.”

Neysa Tonks, 46

A devoted and loving single mom to three sons, she worked for a technology company in Irvine, Calif. “She would always say, ‘Everything I do is for them,’ ” recalls her mother, Debbie Davis.

“She was beautiful.”

Austin Davis, 29

The pipe fitter from Riverside, Calif., loved fishing and softball and was close to his family. “He would do anything to help someone else,” says his grandmother Lana Haddox. “The pain is so intense.”

Susan Smith, 53

She worked in the office at Vista Elementary in Simi Valley, Calif. “She was the center of the school....Kids would go to her when they were sick,” says school district spokeswoman Jake Finch.

Rhonda LeRocque, 42 The Tewksbury, Mass., mom worked for a global design firm and was at the concert to celebrate her 21st anniversary with husband Jason.

“She was very devoted to her family,” says relative Chrissy Welch.

William Wolfe Jr., 42 A wrestling coach from Shippensburg, Pa., he and wife Robyn had celebrated their 20th anniversary.

“Please continue to hold our entire family... in your unending prayers,” a family statement said.

Austin Meyer, 24

Meyer, who attended the concert with his girlfriend to celebrate his birthday, had dreams of opening an auto-repair shop, says his mother, Veronica.

“He was excited to get married and start a family,” she says.

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Laird Hamilton & Gabrielle Reece

The surf legend and volleyball star open up about weathering rough seas in their 20-year marriage, staying in incredible shape and raising their family

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GAME CHANGERS From left: Hamilton, Reece and dog Kawa in Malibu Sept. 5.

Hamilton on his board in 1984; Reece playing volleyball in 1999.

Here’s one perk of being married to a professional surfer: When he arises every day well before dawn, with his wife, Gabrielle Reece, and daughters still fast asleep in their Malibu home, Laird Hamilton makes sure to empty the dishwasher before heading to the beach. “For married women, that’s called foreplay,” jokes Reece. Still, there’s a tradeoff: “He also leaves empty coffee cups.”

One of the world’s most athletically gifted couples, legendary big-wave rider Hamilton, 53, and pro volleyball champion Reece, 47, are about to celebrate their 20th anniversary next month.

That milestone hasn’t been easy for two driven competitors, and they’re candid about how they’ve weathered struggles in their marriage.

“I say it’s called a relation ‘ship,’ ” says Hamilton. “We are in a boat, we have to work together.

Sometimes it’s stormy, sometimes it’s calm, but you have to put the effort in.”

A new documentary, Take Every Wave: The Life of Laird Hamilton, directed by Rory Kennedy, takes a deep dive into Hamilton’s difficult childhood, awe-inspiring career and the challenges and joys of the couple’s family life. His freespirited single mom, Joann, moved to Hawaii when Laird was a baby. Pro surfer Bill Hamilton, then just 17 himself, fell for Joann and her towheaded toddler, and he became Laird’s stepfather and surf tutor, though as Laird grew up the two sometimes clashed. In school Hamilton was bullied for being one of the only white kids and an outsider. “My upbringing was a nightmare,” he says. “But when I look back on it, it’s what shaped who I am, and I wouldn’t change any of it.” Says Kennedy: “Laird is somebody who came from nothing and made a huge contribution with what he’s accomplished.” She was also drawn to his candor. “He sort of approaches life like he PEOPLE October 23, 2017

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SUN-KISSED Hamilton and Reece enjoy a dip in their pool at home in Malibu. “I always say that I am not kinder to any person than I am to Laird,” says Reece. Right: In their kitchen with youngest daughter Brody Jo, 9.

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approaches those waves, which is straight on.”

Hamilton revolutionized surfing in the ’90s, using Jet Skis to catch massive waves 60 feet and higher.In1995Reece,aCalifornia-bornvolleyball star and model, interviewed him for the sports show The Extremists. Hamilton had no idea the 6'3" stunner was a professional athlete and instead assumed she was “a bimbo,” he admits. At first, “he was not nice to me,” says Reece. That changed quickly. “It was more like love at first conversation,” Hamilton says. “I was amazed you were pretty and intelligent.” Jibes Reece: “I was amazed you were so pretty and smart yourself!”

Two years later they wed in a small ceremony in Hawaii. Their daughters Reece, 14, and Brody Jo, 9, joined Izabella, 22, Hamilton’s daughter with ex-wife Maria. Despite his death-defying feats on the water, “I really didn’t know what being

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scared was until I had kids,” Hamilton says. “If they’re hurt, you can’t take away their pain, and that makes you feel vulnerable.” The couple almost divorced during one rough patch but worked things out. Reece made headlines when she advocated for women being “submissive” in a relationship in her 2013 book My Foot Is Too Big for the Glass Slipper, explaining to Today at the time that being “soft” and “receptive” encourages her husband’s “acting more like a man and treating me the way I want to be treated.” She says now that the secret to their marriage’s longevity is “understanding that if you have someone you really love and respect, showthemyou admirethem,appreciatethemand even desire them on a regular basis.”

Today they spend half the year in Malibu and half in Hawaii, following the surf. Their days are filled with sand, sun and rigorous workouts, and they have the enviable tans and abs to prove it.

“Training every day is a mandatory part of our lifestyle,” says Hamilton, who developed a fitness program with Reece called XPT (Extreme Performance Training), a combination of high-intensity workouts in the gym, on land and in water. After myriad injuries, he had a hip replacement last year. “It’s titanium, and I feel incredible,” he says.

The key to happiness for Reece is finding new challenges. “I so enjoy being a mother and a wife, but I need to have my own outlet as a person,” she says.

For Hamilton it’s simpler. “My happiness is to ride a wave, ride it really far, ride it really big and ride it really fast,” he says. “When I come home, I am tired and hungry—and really glad to see her.”

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honda Casto was in good spirits. On the morning of March 16, 2009, the 23-yearold aspiring model handed off her 9-month-old daughter Ava to her mother and set out with Ava’s dad, Steve Nichols, to Eagle Creek Trail, a popular hiking path with steep drop-offs along Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge. By early evening, a rescue crew responding to a 911 call from Nichols found Casto’s lifeless body at the bottom of a ravine. Says Casto’s mother, Julia Simmons: “I had a bad feeling.”

As it turned out, so did the police. In February 2015, almost six years after Casto’s fatal fall, Nichols was arrested and charged with murder.

Police alleged that Nichols, 42, pushed his girlfriend off the 100-ft. cliff so he could collect the $1 million in life insurance he had secured on her.

Prosecutors also claimed he’d had sexual contact with Casto’s younger sister, and that he had previously tried to push his then-wife off a balcony in China during an argument. (Nichols denies both allegations.) Despite all this, authorities dropped the murder charge against Nichols in May, and he pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide. He received time served and three years’ probation. Nichols insists Casto’s death was accidental and that she was high on drugs when she slipped from the cliff. “When we started hiking up the trail, I knew something was wrong with her,” he says. “I should have grabbed her and brought her back to the car.”

While prosecutors won’t comment, those close to Casto say the outgoing young mom was considering leaving Nichols because of their volatile relationship. “She was a very good mom and wanted to do everything right,” says Casto’s pal Jessica Colburn. “She always made the best of things, and that is why I loved her.”

R A YOUNG MOTHER’S FATAL FALL

DID HER BOYFRIEND GET AWAY WITH MURDER? Rhonda Casto plunged to her death while hiking with partner Steve Nichols in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge.

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‘Twinkle’ & ‘Turquoise’ In a new memoir Jenna (left) and Barbara (at Barbara’s N.Y.C. home) reveal their Secret Service code names and more.

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Comingof Age in theWhiteHouse GHOSTS IN THE FIREPLACE, MARTINIS (AT 16!) WITH GANNY BARBARA . . .

THE FORMER FIRST DAUGHTERS LOOK BACK ON THEIR WILD AND WONDERFUL PAST

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The morning after Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton for the American Presidency, twins Jenna and Barbara Bush, 35, lay in Jenna’s bed (her husband, Henry Hager, was away) needing each other for “comfort,” as they both recall. Clinton’s loss got them thinking.

“Why aren’t women lifting each other up the way my sister has always lifted me up?” says Jenna, a Today correspondent and mother of two girls (Mila, 4, and Poppy, 2). The idea for their memoir Sisters First was born. Barbara, the ultraprivate cofounder and CEO of the nonprofit Global Health Corps, tells People she was “hesitant; I knew I need-

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The Old Days 1. Following years of fertility struggles, “our parents (in ’81) loved that . . . each had a baby to hold,” the sisters write.

2. After a stranger mistook them for boys (“Bowl cuts were very in,” jokes Jenna), their parents nicknamed Jenna “Benjamin” and Barbara “Beauregard”—Benny and Bo-jeesh, for short.

3. Fishing with Gampy in Kennebunkport, Maine, 1990. 4. White House dining ca. 1990.

5. “#epicfashionfail” the girls write of their Blue Room portrait with grandparents Barbara and George Bush.

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JENNA When I was seven and staying at my grandparents’ house in Maine, my older cousins convinced me that maxi-pads were used for underarm sweat. After I stuck them to my armpits, those same cousinsdared metowalkdownstairs to say hi to the grown-ups. Deng Xiaoping, the leader of China, was visiting Gampy, along with photographers. Luckily for me, as I made my grand entrance, the cameramen must have realized some photos are just too awful to take.

BARBARA Having a grandfather who was once the

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ed to fully share.” Once they dove in, reading Jenna’s old diariesforresearch,theformerFirst Daughters, who called the White House home from 2001 to 2009,dishedontheirSATscores and hitchhiking antics, hearing ghosts in the fireplace of Jenna’s White House bedroom and “Ganny” ( former First Lady Barbara Bush) giving them martinis on their 16th-birthday trip to Italy. “You want to pretend to like it, but straight vodka at 16? It was no wine cooler,” says Jenna. They wax nostalgic about the Administrations of the 41st President (“Gampy” George H.W. Bush) and the 43rd (dad George W.), when D.C. was a gentler place, while taking care not to blame only Trump for what Barbara calls today’s “belittling and demeaning” politicaldialogue. “With our grandfather and our dad,” says Jenna, “there was a softer side, and I do hope it goes back to that.” In this exclusive excerpt, they share their memories.

h d off the head h CIA sure helps h l ffoster an overactive imagination. We would beg Gampy to share any classified information he had about alien life, to which he would reply that we lacked the right security clearance, before ruffling our hair.

On hot, buggy nights, we howled at the moon. Jenna created fantastical scenes with our dolls. When we were nine, she sought to display her talents on a bigger stage, begging my grandmother to let her perform a solo at the Republican National Convention. Her song: “Put on a Happy Face;” her costume: a clown. My grandmother’s firm No devastated Jenna.

JENNA In 1992, in my loopy fourth-grade handwriting, I wrote my New Year’s resolutions: “loose [sic] four pounds and join the student council.” My platform was about school lunches and bake sales, which might have related back to those four extra pounds. I lost to a beautiful sixth-grade girl. I came home and wedged myself into a crawl space under our rear patio and cried.

In 1994, my father won his race for governor of Texas. In 1999, he sat Barbara and me down in the governor’s mansion and said, “I’m going to run for president, and I want your approval.”

There was no crawl space then.

In the White House, Barbara and I slept in the same side-by-side bedrooms that Caroline and John Kennedy Jr. had occupied before us and Malia and Sasha Obama would after.

BARBARA After 9/11, I traveled under a fake name: Holly Crawford, so that if anyone looked at a passenger manifest they wouldn’t see “Barbara Bush” and know which plane I had boarded.

At Yale, my Secret Service agents used to sit outside my dorm, pretending to read, while their eyes watched for any visitors with a camera. I understood this safety measure after Saddam Hus-

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Any regrets from the White House years? Just some toe rings and tube tops, say the sisters (left, with mom Laura at dad’s 2005 Inauguration).

When asked about having kids, Barbara (far right, Oct. 4), who is single, says, “We’re trying to live in the present.”

sein’s sons Uday and Qusay were killed in 2003.

Plastered on the walls of the brothers’ gym, American troops found photos of Jenna and me. Our images were scattered among hundreds of photos of naked women. Even though we were clothed, the news was chilling.

The 43rd President didn’t expect his daughters to agree with all of his political views.

BARBARA My first attempt to broach the subject of gay rights with my dad ended with my storming away from the table. With the absolute certainty that comes when you are 16, I believed that one conversation would be all it took to change his mind. My dad, to his credit, kept calm and simply asked me questions. I knew my dad as accepting and tolerant. Unlike me, though, he was not comfortable with the idea of gay marriage and its implications. I was not entirely unsuccessful.

During a pause, my mother interjected, “It looks like your daughter has backed you into a corner.”

My dad may not have changed his mind that evening, but neither did he try to change mine.

One day in DC, Jenna and I spotted a bumper sticker on the back of a car: “Somewhere in Texas a village is missing its idiot.” Well, that idiot was our dad. For a second, the words stung, but then we looked at each other and burst into laughter.

Now this line comes up regularly when we want to rib our former-leader-of-the-free-world father.

That moment also underscores how our political lives involved a unique type of choice regarding the negativity—to be upset or to laugh it off.

In one humanities class at Yale, I received mediocre grade after mediocre grade. My TA [told me] she’d give me an A if I convinced my father not to go to war in Iraq. Whoa there. I was left wondering how many other people thought a presidential daughter should be held responsible for any beliefs other than her own.

JENNA In 2012, when he was 88, we almost lost

‘It’s a blessing to have her.

It’ll be like that when we’re old and gray and eating banana pudding together’ —BARBARA BUSH

Gampy. My mom called and told me that he wasn’t doing well and that Henry and I had to come to Houston—now—to say good-bye.

I was almost five months pregnant with my first child, Mila, and the first thing Gampy did as we walked to the bedside was touch my stomach.

Then he said, “There’s death and there’s life and I can’t wait to meet this baby.” I started to cry. My grandmother asked: “Why are you crying? He can’t wait to meet the baby. He’s going to meet the baby.” She kept stating over and over all the things he had to look forward to. She gave him no choice but to live. And so he did.

JENNA On April 13, 2013, out of my short dress came an explosion of water, like a tidal wave. The doctors had told me that my baby was breech. So this definitely wasn’t your typical water-breakingat-a-baby-shower moment. Barbara grabbed my hand. “It will be okay,” she said calmly. She had no idea whether it would be or not; neither one of us had ever given birth, but I saw the steadiness in her eyes and I believed her.

BARBARA My sister followed me to New York City.

We now live four blocks apart. My nieces pop over any time to see Auntie Barbara. We are still intertwined in each other’s lives. . . . For my entire time on this earth, I will share my birthday, and my life meaning, with one other person: my sister.

Excerpted from Sisters First: Stories from Our Wild and Wonderful Life. Copyright © 2017 by Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce Bush. Reprinted with permission of Grand Central Publishing. All rights reserved.

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t 3 years old, Judith Light memorized the holiday poem “’Twas the Night Before Christmas” and decided to perform it for her father. It was at that moment the girl from Trenton realized she wanted to pursue an acting career. “I planned out my whole life,” the actress, 68, recalls. After graduating from prestigious Carnegie Mellon and getting her start in theater, she told her family, “I’m never doing a soap opera, never doing a sitcom, never marrying an actor and never moving to California.”

Of course those very specific restrictions were eventually cast aside as Light found fame first on the soap opera One Life to Live and then on the sitcom Who’s the Boss? She’s currently on the critically acclaimed Transparent, streaming on Amazon. As for being married to an actor and at least a part-time California resident? “If you want to make God laugh,” Light says, reflecting on her unexpected career path, “tell Her your plan!”

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One Crazy Career 1. “This role changed my life,” says Light, who was Karen Wolek on One Life to Live from 1977 to 1983. 2. Light’s Who’s the Boss? character Angela epitomized ’80s power-dressing.

“I just kept adding more and more [shoulder pads]. I looked like Wayne Gretzky!” she says. 3. Light and her castmates Tony Danza and Katherine Helmond (in 1987) clicked from the show’s first episode in 1984. “Everybody was so excited,” she says.

4. In 1999 Light earned raves as a cancer patient in the Off-Broadway production of Wit. 5. Light’s return to Broadway was “a risk,” but her role in 2013’s The Assembled Parties earned her a second Tony award.

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Angela Bower on Who’s the Boss? Light helped define ’80s fashion (those shoulder pads!) and honed her comic timing working opposite Tony Danza. “He taught me so much,” she says, calling their onscreen chemistry “magic.” Now, with Transparent, she’s reaching a whole new audience—and spreading a message of transgender acceptance. “If we can talk to each other, we can change our minds about each other,” she says, “and the world can be a different place.”

In her personal life Light also bucked convention. She and her husband of 32 years, actor Robert Desiderio, 66, spend much of their time on opposite coasts.

“He loves California, and I would never ask him to leave there, and he would never ask me to leave [New York]. It’s been the best,” she says. “I highly recommend it.” In the end, “this is the life I never expected to have,” she says. “But I am so grateful.” —JESS CAGLE AND CHRISTINA DUGAN

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‘The thing I always wanted to be able to do was reach people’ —JUDITH LIGHT

Her Sweet Boy “He was a faithful friend to the outcast and troubled,” says Delilah (above, at work in 2016) of son Zack (with her in 2015 and below at age 5). “His friends say he was like their counselor.”

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herself to 8.3 million late-night listeners with the question “Who’s on your heart tonight?” But now popular syndicated romance radio host Delilah Rene Luke, 57, is reeling from a heartbreak like no other, after her 18-year-old son Zachariah took his own life on Oct. 3 following a battle with depression. “He was my wild child, 13 broken bones, umpteen trips to the hospital with appendicitis, tonsillitis, a fractured skull. Wild, but so, so sweet,” the Port Orchard, Wash.-based star and mother of 13 tells People, speaking out for the first time since sharing the wrenching news on Facebook. After a car accident in December 2016 left him “traumatized,” Zack (one of her three biological children— the other 10 were adopted) went through a painful

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breakup, followed by an illness that caused him to struggle in school. “When he found out he wouldn’t graduate, he spiraled into depression,” says Delilah.

But lately “he was doing so well,” says his mom, who declines to share the manner of his death. She adds, “His goodbye note did not mention sadness, anger, angst or depression, just a madness about feeling like this world was not his home.”

It’s yet more sorrow for a woman who’s seen a lot of it. After three painful divorces, Delilah married business owner Paul Warner in 2012, then lost son Sammy, 16, to complications from sickle-cell anemia that same year. As she prepares to lay a second son to rest, “she’s devastated,” says friend and rep Aaron Crisler. Known for offering fans life-learned advice set to love songs seven days a week, Delilah is now stepping away to grieve. As Crisler puts it, “The lady who is there for everyone else every single night now needs our love and our prayers sent right back to her.”

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become a screenwriter or a director, quietly working behind the camera. A funny thing happened instead: He became a movie star. After acclaimed turns as Jackie Robinson in 42 and James Brown in Get On Up, Boseman landed the role of Black Panther, Marvel’s first black superhero, who’ll appear in a stand-alone movie next year. He also stars in this month’s Marshall, about the early career of the first African-American Supreme Court justice, Thurgood Marshall. Not bad for a guy who never dreamed of being famous. “I always saw myself behind the scenes,” says Boseman, 40, who started writing plays in high school in Anderson, S.C. It was me responding to things that were happening in my neighborhood, wanting to deal with the violence [there], so I wrote a play and got my friends to do it.” As for his current, decidedly more front-and-center situation? “I haven’t chosen this path, the path chose me.” Here’s more about Hollywood’s new hero and his unexpected journey to success.

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1. As a senior at T.L. Hanna High School in Anderson, S.C. 2. His breakout role as Jackie Robinson in 2013’s 42. 3. As James Brown in 2014’s Get On Up. 4. He plays Black Panther, the comic world’s first AfricanAmerican superhero, in a stand-alone movie next year.

“My cousins and uncles show up at family gatherings with 42 jerseys and Black Panther toys,” he says.

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The son of a nurse and a small-business owner, Bose4 man “was always an artistic kid,” he recalls. “I drew, I painted.” After high school he headed to Howard, portant. As an artist you have to be open to what’s the prestigious historically black university in calling you.”

Washington, D.C., to study theater. The experience “really instilled in me a sense of awareness He’s cautiously optimistic about of culture from the African-American stand- being Marvel’s next big thing point,” he says, which resonated as he played civil After making his debut as Black Panther in Caprights icons. “I’ve gotten to do a lot of tain America: Civil War, he’ll return as movies that have historical impact. I ‘It doesn’t T’Challa, the superpowered king of a ficcan’t say that I sought that out, but it is tional African nation, for his own movie come to part of the manifesto that was instilled you the way next February, with Lupita Nyong’o and in me from Howard.” He auditioned on B. Jordan as costars. He’s sworn you expect Michael a whim for the elite British American tosecrecyaboutmoredetails,butthere’s it; you have excitement in his voice when he talks Drama Academy—and got in, traveling to be open’ about it. “I love that Marvel has a plan to the U.K. for classical training in acting. “That was one of the first moments —BOSEMAN ON for you,” he says of being welcomed into SUCCESS IN when I considered acting,” he says. the lucrative superhero family. “I also HOLLYWOOD “Until then I’d been a writer-director love the camaraderie, so even though at Howard who took acting classes.”

I’m making my stand-alone movie, it doesn’t mean that I’m alone. I still hear from the other actors as they make their movies. We’re proud of each other.”

He almost missed all his big breaks Boseman admits to resisting the movies that led to his success. “I didn’t want to go to the audi- He misses his mom’s cooking— tion for 42 because I thought it was a waste of and live music time,” he recalls. “My agent said, ‘No, you should His superhero schedule has resulted in lost definitely go,’ and lo and behold I end up getting sleep. He’s also missing “My mom’s sweetit. With Get On Up, I didn’t want to play James potato soufflé”—and live music. “I keep trying to go Brown because I didn’t think anyone should to shows, and either Marshall or Marvel will plan ever try it. [Director] Tate Taylor talked me into something that does not allow me to go,” he says it. With Marshall, I didn’t think I looked like the with a laugh. “I planned to go to the Chance the Rapcharacter. It literally took John Marshall, his son, per concert, and I didn’t get to go. Then I had tickwriting a letter that opened my eyes to the fact ets to Nas/Lauryn Hill, and I didn’t get to go to that that there may be some other things that are im- either! You’ve got to take the bad with the good.”

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WhyI Fought Back A YE YEAR AR AFTER AFT FTER ER SUCCESSFULLY SUING FOX NEWS CEO ROGER AILES FOR SEXUAL HARASSMENT, GRETCHEN CARLSON IS INSPIRING OTHER WOMEN TO MAKE THEIR VOICES HEARD

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t was September 2015 when then-Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson asked to meet with her boss Fox News founder and CEO Roger Ailes. By then, as the 20-year TV veteran would later attest in court proceedings, she had endured years of ongoing sexual harassment from Ailes, whom she recalled commenting repeatedly about her legs, calling her a “man hater” and telling her she needed to learn to “get along with the boys.” But the confrontation didn’t go as planned, she would allege: “[He said], ‘I think you and I should have had a sexual relationship a long time ago, then you’d be good and better

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Her Story

A Voice for Women “We still have so much work left to do on this issue,” says Carlson (above, speaking out on sexual harassment in June in NewYork City). “But now we’re seeing cracks in the veneer, and I couldn’t be more pleased.”

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But it was not the first time she had been sexually assaulted in a professional setting.

Near the end of my term as Miss America, I went to New York to meet with an important television executive. He called some top TV shows and told them I was a great talent, and I was flattered by his attention.

After a full day, he took me to dinner and sat there advising me in a fatherly manner.

After dinner, he offered to have his driver drop me at my friend’s apartment where I was staying. He and I got in the back seat, and I suspected no ill intent. But as we neared my

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and I’d be good and better. . . . Sometimes problems are easier to solve [that way].”

In fact Ailes’s problems were just beginning.

Carlson once again rebuffed his advances, and 10 months later—despite the fact that her show The Real Story with Gretchen Carlson won consistently high ratings—Ailes ended her contract. Carlson fought back, filing a sexual-harassment lawsuit against the then-76-year-old media mogul in July 2016 that detailed a long history of harassing behavior, including Ailes’s instructing her to turn around in his office so he could get a good look at herbehind r behind and telling her that while he’d already “slept” with three other Miss America winners, Carlson, who was crowned Miss America in 1989, was “sexy” but “too much hard work.”

The lawsuit led to Ailes’s resignation from FOX, rocking the network and earning her a $20 million settlement in September that same year. “I Fallen Empire had to do something,” says Carlson, Roger Ailes resigned 51. “I didn’t want future women to within two weeks face similar indignities. Because, in following Carlson’s 2017, who the hell would ever have lawsuit. At least 10 more women came thought we’d still be fighting this?” forward and accused Carlson’s new book Be Fierce: Stop him of harassment, Harassment and Take Your Power including then-FOX Back is all about that fight. Inspired anchor Megyn Kelly.

While working as a political reporter for WRIC-TV in Richmond, Va., in 1992, Carlson had her first encounter with sexual harassment in the workplace.

It was chilling, and completely unexpected. I was in a car with a cameraman I didn’t know well, miles from the station, when suddenly he started talking about how much he’d enjoyed touching my breasts when he put the microphone under my blouse.

He continued his graphic monologue the entire way.

Completely alone with him, in rural Virginia, I felt sheer terror.

When we got back to the station, I was still trembling so badly my fingers were bouncing off the computer keys as I tried to file my story. . . . What I remember most is how much I didn’t want to tell anyone, and how fearful I was of any possible repercussions to me. . . . But my boss, noticing my ashen face and trembling hands, pulled me into his office and demanded to know what had happened.

I didn’t want to, but feeling sick to my stomach and taking a great leap of faith, I told him.

My boss was a good guy.

He didn’t expose me, and the cameraman was eventually let go for other reasons.

destination, he lunged at me.

His mouth pressed against mine, and he jabbed his tongue down my throat. Shocked and horrified, I wrestled out of his grasp. I gasped for the driver to stop, and I tumbled out of the car onto the street. I ran to the apartment building sobbing.

I felt stupid and unnerved. How had I believed he was truly interested in my talent? . . .

Not long afterward, I was in another office—this time with a top public relations executive in Los Angeles. We had a very good meeting, and when he suggested we get dinner, I thought nothing of it. I got in his car, and he immediately grabbed the back of my head and pushed my face so hard into his crotch I couldn’t breathe. I somehow was able to forcefully push him off, and feeling sick to my stomach, escaped from the car as fast as I could. Again, I thought, why had this happened? . . .

Women who have been assaulted in this way suffer from a form of PTSD. You feel all of your self-confidence drain out of you in a nanosecond. And it never really goes away. Twenty years after that man shoved my face in his crotch, when I was a successful broadcaster and a mature, confident woman, I saw him walk by my office door one day. He was visiting someone in my company, and I immediately went into panic mode, slamming my door and hiding in my office until I was sure he was gone. I was sweating and upset, literally back in the moment of the assault. Even though it had been two decades s h incident, d since the I wass l l debilitated. d bl d. completely

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“To make change, women need to collectively agree to have each other’s backs,” says Carlson (at home in Connecticut).

by the thousands of letters she received following her lawsuit, she calls it a “playbook” for helping women find their voice. “I think women felt comfortable telling me their stories because they knew I would get it,” she says. “Many had never told anyone, not even their husbands. I realized that I owe it to them to do something with this.

Their voices were silent, but I could bring them to light.”

The Minnesota-born Carlson knows firsthand the pain and self-doubt that comes from staying silent. During her reign as Miss America and in her early years as a television journalist, the Stanford grad says she was frequently harassed by men in power (see excerpt).

“You’re scared to come forward for fear of how you’ll be labeled or that you won’t be believed and what will happen to your job,” she says.

Ultimately Carlson’s lawsuit against Ailes (who died in May) paved the way for other female employees at Fox News to come forward. She’s also been credited with inspiring some of the women who have spoken out about being sexually harassed by Hollywood movie mogul Harvey Weinstein (see page 23). “I’m so proud that other women decided to speak up after they saw my story,” she says. “This is a tipping point. It’s like a chain reaction of courage.”

This year Carlson extended that chain with her Gift of Courage fund, which provides grants to programs that empower women and young girls “to speak up, not only about sexual harassment but about any way in which they feel they’re being put down,” says Carlson. And she’s been lobbying Congress to abolish forced arbitration clauses (where sexual-harassment complaints are settled by in-house,corporatemediators) that keepmany

‘This is a time, with our nation so divided, when women’s voices need to be heard’ —GRETCHEN CARLSON

of these cases secret. “We must stop the cycle of silencing women,” she says.

For Carlson, who lives in Greenwich, Conn., with her husband, sports agent Casey Close, 53, daughter Kaia, 14, and son Christian, 12, the focus is on the future. On the day her FOX settlement was announced, she recalls, “my daughter came home from school and said, ‘Mommy, I had to answer a lot of questions today. I was so proud to be able to tell my friends that you are my mom.’ And I thought, ‘Wow— that’s what this was all about.’ This was about passing along an act of courage to my children and the next generation.”

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Health, Happiness & Raising Our Family

AFTER A HEALTH CRISIS AND A DIFFICULT PERIOD BONDING WITH THEIR ADOPTED DAUGHTER, DR. JENNIFER ARNOLD AND BILL KLEIN SAY THEY FINALLY FEEL SETTLED: ‘WE’RE IN A GREAT PLACE’ By EMILY STROHM

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Their Greatest Joy “The kids are growing up so quickly,” says Klein (with, from left, Zoey, Arnold and Will). “It’s a little scary how fast time flies. We’re cherishing every moment.”

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“This is a year of exploration for them,” Arnold says, adding that her kids have made huge strides socially. “They are trying some new things after school, making good friends and having more get-togethers.”

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Th i L Their Long Journey to Parenthood The couple tried for years to have a baby with a surrogate before adopting Will (in China in March 2013) and Zoey (in India in October 2013).

“For the longest time I wondered if becoming a mom would be possible,” says Arnold. “I feel so lucky.”

“They’re getting to an interesting age and finding their real passions,” says Klein.

“They’re really into artwork right now, their verbal skills continue to surprise me, and they’re doing so well in school.

It’s fun to watch them grow.”

Arnold and Klein are also finally feeling settled, having both overcome health issues. Arnold has been cancer-free since 2015 (“I’m feeling really good!” she says), and Klein, who has undergonemultiple back surgeries for chronic pain resulting from his skeletal dysplasia, is working outregularly. “I pick up my kids even though I probably shouldn’t, and I move furniture when my wifewantsitmoved,” hesays.

“I’m too young to be the kind of dad who just hangs out.”

Since the family moved from Houston to St. Petersburg this summer so Arnold could take a new job as medical director of John Hopkins All Children’s Hospital Simulation Center, “the kids haven’t looked back at all,” says Klein. And the family is taking full advantage of the perks of the Sunshine State.

“We’re close to the beach, and the kids really love it,” says Arnold. And with family nearby, “there’s lots of young kids and cousins for them to play with.” As they settle into their new home, the couple say they’re excited for their future. “After everything we’ve been through,” says Klein, “it’s a very exciting time.”

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At Dr. Jennifer Arnold and Bill Klein’s new house in Florida, the backyard pool has been a hub of activity. “I’ll chase the kids around outside, and we swim until we look like California raisins,” says Klein. “We do laps together and hang out, then once we’re all pruned up, we’ll finally call it quits. The kids love it, and they definitely keep us busy.”

For the stars of TLC’s The Little Couple (Tuesdays at 9/8c), seeing their two children, Will, 7, and Zoey, 6, enjoying carefree summer days has been particularly joyful given the hard times they have overcome as a family. In 2013 Arnold was diagnosed with stage 3 choriocarcinoma, a rare form of uterine cancer thatshedevelopedfollowingafailedpregnancy,justassheand Klein were finalizing the adoptions of Will from China and Zoey from India. As Arnold underwent a hysterectomy and six rounds of intense chemotherapy, her new daughter had difficulty bonding.

“She really wanted nothing to do with us,” Arnold, 43, a doctor, recalls of Zoey, who, like her parents and brother, has skeletal dysplasia, or dwarfism, and had spent the first two years of her life in an orphanage where she had no exposure to other little people. Will faced his own set of challenges.

“He had hearing difficulties and has undergone surger‘We like ies,” says Klein, 43, a pet store owner, new adding that having been raised for four challenges, years hearing mostly Mandarin, Will and we like had difficulty with English: “Not long ago he wasn’t able to speak at all.” to keep ButdespitetheobstaclesArnold faced ourselves in her cancer battle, the couple’s primary busy’ focus was helping their children become —DR. JENNIFER adjusted and happy. Arnold used her ARNOLD four-month leave of absence during her cancer treatment to focus on bonding with Zoey, playing ringaround-the-rosy and reading bedtime stories. Slowly their daughter warmed to her new family and home. Now “we’re blown away by the progress she’s made,” Klein says. The couple continue to marvel at how much their children have adapted.

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Neville, another of Jeffreys’s birds, is paired with a gilded wood console table in the living room.

“I like the old and the new mixed together,” says Shields of her Manhattan home.

2. INDULGENT DECOR The dining room’s handmade Zuber wallpaper was a splurge: “I grew up loving it.

It was always in fancy houses,” she says.

3. HEARTH AND HOME “The fireplace is from the Plaza,” Shields notes of the piece of New York history at the center of the living space. The Keith Haring heart above was a gift from the artist.

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very room in Brooke Shields’s four-story New York City townhouse has what the actress calls “a cherry”—that “one thing I really didn’t want to live without, the one thing I splurged on.”

In the living room it’s the stone mantel Shields and her architect rescued from the Plaza Hotel after the property was refurbished in the mid-2000s; in the dining room it’s the hand-blocked wallpaper; and in her light-filled kitchen it’s the custom-made marble-topped dining table, inspired by a baker’s cart that Shields, 52, spotted in Europe. “If you look underneath it,” she points out, “you can see it’s never moving. It’s bolted to the ground.”

Shields searched for years before finding the historic five-bedroom house in 2009; she shares it with her husband, Chris Henchy, 53, a movie producer (Bachelorette, The Other Guys), and their daughters Rowan, 14, and Grier, 11. The most recent additions to the elegant set of rooms are a series of large-scale bird photographs by Australian artist Leila Jeffreys, to whom Shields has become both a friend and patron. “They’re just extraordinary.

They’re so human, and they’re all named,” says the actress, who is currently guest-starring on Law & Order: SVU. (Skye watches over the kitchen, while Neville is perched behind the living room bar.) “Leila gets the birds to sort of perfectly fluff up and look at her. They’re modeling 2 for her,” Shields adds with a laugh. In addition to complementing the eclectic interiors, the feathered art provides a connection to nature, something that Shields is lucky to have in her Manhattan neighborhood. “Even in the heart of New York City,” she says, “we open the French doors, and in the little backyard, we hear the birds.”

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HOLLYWOOD AT HOME

LUANN DE LESSEPS’ SAG HARBOR HAVEN THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF NEW YORK STAR’S BEACH HOUSE IS A YEAR-ROUND GETAWAY

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Her organized home office features antique books. She received the shoe-shaped Real Housewives award on her desk in 2015 for Best Quote.

“That was for ‘Don’t be all, like, uncool,” she says, laughing.

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hen Luann de Lesseps first laid eyes on the five-bedroom, five-bathroom Greek Revival-style Sag Harbor home she bought in 2014, she was drawn to more than just the water views. “It was a blank canvas of perfection,” says the Real Housewives of New York star. “It was just white, simple wainscoting, an old whaling captain’s home.”

De Lesseps, 52, has since outfitted the 3,000-sq.-ft. space with collections from her travels and heirlooms from her first marriage, to Count Alexandre de Lesseps, 68, with whom she shares daughter Victoria, 22, and son Noel, 21.

“My former father-in-law was an ambassador to Monaco, so I have a lot of French antiques from that part of my life,” she explains. Ceramics from the Ming Dynasty and art from Cuba adorn the walls alongside more sentimental artwork by her children. The country furnishings from her former property in Bridgehampton make it a comfortable place for guests. “I have the Housewives over, I have Fourth of July parties,” PEOPLE October 23, 2017

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‘THE HOUSE HAS A HAPPY VIBE, AND THAT’S IMPORTANT TO ME’ —LUANN DE LESSEPS

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“It’s so true,” she says of a sign featuring one of her favorite phrases.

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“I love neutrals for bedrooms,” she says of her master suite, which boasts bedding from her Countess Luann Collection, available at Ross stores nationwide.

3. RELAXATION ZONE

The TV room is perfect for movie nights with her kids or reading by the fireplace.

4. STATEMENT SOUVENIR

The papier-mâché bull’s head, made by local artisans in Haiti, “just goes great” on the wainscotting in the cottage-style kitchen.

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says de Lesseps. “The kitchen is big — you can sit 18 people in there—so it’s a great hangout. We spend a lot of time between the kitchen and the back patio. Andy Cohen has been over for drinks. I love to entertain.” The house first appeared on the series in season 9 but made its most recent cameo during a one-on-one Watch What Happens Live episode with Cohen, where de Lesseps discussed the end of her seven-month second marriage, to businessman Tom D’Agostino Jr., 50 (the two are in the process of getting divorced). Now the home is her “safe haven, especially while I’m looking for a place in New York. I’m comfortable here,” she says. “I have my family, a lot of friends, and my dog Aston,” a West Highland white terrier.

When she needs to steal a moment for herself, she retreats to her bedroom or steps outside. “The sunsets are just magic,” she says. “I discovered this whole new life. I got my own boat and learned how to drive it, so I am the captain of my own little ship.”

—MEGAN STEIN

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JOANNA GARCIA SWISHER’S SUNNY L.A. HOME THE ACTRESS TURNED A 100-YEAR-OLD HOUSE INTO A MODERN-DAY FAMILY SPACE

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LIVED-IN LOOK

“My big white couch is certainly not without its stains,” says Garcia Swisher.

“There’s nothing that’s too precious. I feel like if you can’t live in the home that you’re in, then what’s the point.”

‘THERE ARE A LOT OF PHOTOS— THOSE ARE THE KIND OF THINGS THAT MAKE A HOUSE A HOME’ —JOANNA GARCIA SWISHER

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HOT COCOA CHEESECAKE MINIS Prep Time: 20 min. | Total Time: 3 hours 53 min. | Makes: 12 servings (incl. refrigerating)

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MAKE IT HEAT oven to 325°F. COMBINE cookie crumbs and butter; press onto bottoms of 12 paper-lined muffin cups. Bake 8 min.

BEAT cream cheese, 1/2 cup sugar and 1/4 cup cocoa powder in medium bowl with mixer until blended. Add eggs, 1 at a time, mixing on low speed after each just until blended. Spoon over crusts.

BAKE 22 to 25 min. or until centers are almost set. Cool completely.

Refrigerate 2 hours.

MEANWHILE, cover baking sheet with parchment. Melt semi-sweet chocolate as directed on package; spoon into resealable plastic bag.

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REMOVE liners from cheesecakes. Beat cream and remaining sugar in separate medium bowl with mixer on high speed until soft peaks form; spoon onto cheesecakes. Sprinkle with remaining cocoa powder; top with marshmallows. Gently press chocolate handle into side of each cheesecake.

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hen JoAnna Garcia Swisher and her husband, former pro baseball player Nick Swisher, started house hunting last year, they knew they needed a family-friendly space for their daughters Emerson, 4, and Sailor, 1. The six-bedroom, six-bathroom early-20th-century Los Angeles house they purchased fit the bill. “It felt like a warm and inviting place, and the neighborhood is walkable,” says the Kevin (Probably) Saves the World actress. “It really catered to the lifestyle that we want to raise our girls around.” Garcia Swisher, 38, who is so passionate about decor that she is going to school for interior design, reconfigured the space so her daughters had bigger bedrooms to play in— with a shared bathroom in between. “When they argue, they will always have to use the same bathroom and get over it!” she says. As a compromise with her husband, who loves color, “I’ve been slowly trying to cultivate an art collection to add a little life and warmth to what feels like a very white open space,” she says. But she is happy that the old home has “character and flavor—like a creak in the floor or the sound of water running through the pipes.” —CHRISTINA DUGAN

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1. EASY ENERGY

With a photo of Poolside in Sotogrande

by Slim Aarons, the living room “has got a bit of glam to it, but for the most part it’s comfortable and casual,” says Garcia Swisher.

2. FAMILY HANGOUT

The roomy kitchen with a “neutral and classic” color scheme is “where we make the most memories.”

3. MOM TIME

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The actress finds solace in the master bathroom, with a freestanding tub, a hardwood floor and doors that open to a giant backyard.

4. LIFE IN COLOR

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With the gray, white and black accents throughout the house, Garcia Swisher loves to use accessories, art and flowers to accentuate the space, especially in her kitchen: “It’s a fun and affordable way to give your room a new or seasonal feel.”

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‘I NEVER SET OUT TO BE A DECORATOR, BUT THEN FATE INTERVENED’ —ERIC HUGHES

SLEEK STYLE

For his high-rise New York City apartment, Hughes chose a sophisticated gray flannel fabric for his curtains and furniture.

“Up here in the sky, it created this backdrop and let the view be the star.”

DESIGNER ERIC HUGHES’ CELEBRITY HOME MAKEOVERS AN INTERIOR DESIGNER TO THE STARS SHARES DECORATING DETAILS AND SHOWS FIVE ROOMS HE DESIGNED FOR A-LISTERS

Before Eric Hughes became one of the biggest names in interior design, he was a studio executive making movies like Bring It On. “I loved being in the film business, but I knew it wasn’t going to be a lifetime career,” he says. He left his job in 2000 and moved to New York City, where his pal Sarah Jessica Parker asked him to decorate her Bridgehampton farmhouse. “I loved it,” says the self-taught designer, whose philosophy starts with editing: “It’s better to pull pieces out of a room and then add a few and see where you are.

You don’t need the whole enchilada.”

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SARAH JESSICA PARKER & MATTHEW BRODERICK’S FARMHOUSE KITCHEN Sincce one of Sarah Jessica Parker’s favorite colors is red, it became the anchor of tthe Bridgehampton room. “As much as I love that entire kitchen, and oh my, how many memories i come rushing back, the piece that I feel most sentimental about and favor the most is the apple,” says Parker. “We all just loved it. A classic Eric find and touch. Of course, it traveled with us when we moved and left that beautiful kitchen to someone else.”

GROOMER: CARMEL BIANCO/V76/RAY BROWN PRO

‘MY ENTIRE BODY RELAXES WHEN I STEP THROUGH MY BEDROOM DOOR’ —KATIE COURIC

ANDY COHEN’S STUDIO 54 POWDER ROOM S When Cohen requested an over-the-top design for his N New York City bathroom, Hughes delivered. “It was incredibly fun decorate,” to ceiling gold wallpaper covered in red cherries and f tto d t ” with ith floor fl portraits of Dianna Ross and Madonna, he says. “I always wanted a disco Warhol bathroom,” says Cohen. “I was involved every step but seeing it was incredible.

I love my art, like the Diane von Furstenberg scarf Eric had framed as a surprise.”

KATIE COURIC’S TRANQUIL BEDROOM Aft fter selecting the paisley fabric for Couric’s bed, H g es chose “soothing colors” and added texture to Hughe the wall by brushing th ll b b hi on a number of different shades. “I asked Eric to create a place where I could feel serene and peaceful, like I was sleeping in the clouds,” says Couric of the Hamptons’ space. “I love this room, the colors, the curtains, the bed, everything about it.”

‘THIS SPACE IS SO COLORFUL AND HAPPY. IT ALWAYS FEELS CHEERY AND BRIGHT’ —LAUREN GRAHAM

LAUREN GRAHAM’S EXOTIC DINING ROOM Hughes doesn’t typically use a lot of pattern, but he found the perfect print for Graham’s L.A. dining rroom m during a trip to Istanbul. “I came back and said, ‘I’ve idea to wallpaper the ceiling and walls.’ She wasn’t sure, ‘I’ got this hi crazy id but I told her, ‘Trust me on this one.’ It turned out beautifully,” Hughes says. “A real show-stopper.”

HANK AZARIA’S LOW-KEY FAMILY ROOM L During a shopping trip together, Hughes and D A aria chose the large-scale albatross painting by Aza W l Ford as the Manhattan room’s statement piece.

Walton F He added H dd d an oversize i sofa and cozy rug. “He wanted it to be a media room, but he likes to entertain and have friends over,” says Hughes.

“It’s a comfortable place where you can just kick back and relax.”

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SKIN 12 WAYS TO GET GORGEOUS

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The new season ( hello, fall!) means it’s time to tweak your skin-care routine. That’s why we’ve found the masks, moisturizers and treatments you’ll need for a celebworthy complexion

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1. BODY LOTION Jergens Nourishing Honey Dry Skin Moisturizer, $5.99; at drugstores

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2. BALM

Guerlain Abeille Royale Black Bee Honey Balm, $56; nordstrom.com

3. BAR SOAP

The Body Shop Almond Milk & Honey Cleansing Bar, $5; thebodyshop-usa.com

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Honey has become the buzziest ingredient in beauty. “Not only is it extremely soothing, it’s also well-known for its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial attributes,” explains Mark Veeder, cofounder of skin-care brand Farmacy. With this sweet assortment, you can infuse the natural humectant into any part of your daily regimen.

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4. FACE MASK

TonyMoly I’m Real Nourishing Honey Sheet Mask, $6 (for a set of two); tonymoly.us

5. LIP BALM

Burt’s Bees Honey Lip Balm, $3.30; at drugstores

6. MOISTURIZER

Farmacy Honey Drop Lightweight Moisturizer, $45; sephora.com

7. HAND LOTION

Bath & Body Works Hands Off My Honey, $4; bathandbodyworks.com

Jergens’s lotion manages to hydrate like crazy without a touch of stickiness.

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Farmacy’s antioxidantrich facial moisturizer is surprisingly lightweight.

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FALL SKIN SPECIAL

FAKE A FULL NIGHT’S SLEEP

Thanks to this trio of products, you don’t have to get eight hours of shut-eye to look well well-re rested. ested.

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Revitalize supertired eyes by wearing these serumsoaked patches for 10 minutes before bed.

Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair Concentrated Recovery Eye Mask, $40 (for four sets); esteelauder.com

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This lightweight gel takes down puffiness and hides dark circles in seconds.

Dr. Brandt Skincare Needles No More No More Baggage, $42; sephora.com

HYDRATE IN THE SHOWER

The secret to softer, smoother skin is to lock in moisture before you towel off. This combo will leave you feeling unbelievably y silky ilk until til your nextt shower h r.

OIL-BASED BODY WASH

Swap out your regular suds for this unique formula, which goes on as a rich oil then turns to a milky froth.

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Clarins Double Serum, $89; clarins .com

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Trying to flatten fine lines? These new cocktails are full of powerful antiaging iingredients. Even m more impressive: Each bottle contains a dual cchamber (Clarins has two serums while L’Oréal Paris teams a serum with moisturizer) to k keep ingredients as potent as possible until you press down on the pump.

L’Oréal Paris Revitalift Triple Power Intensive Skin Revitalizer, $24.99; lorealparisusa.com

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Honest Beauty Younger + Clearer Resurfacing Cleanser, $18, and Younger + Clearer Night Serum with Honestly Pure Retinol, $38; honestbeauty.com

Lumene VALO Beauty Drops, $21.99; ulta.com

FIGHT AGING AND ACNE

Founder of Honest Beauty (and soon-to-be mom of 3) Jessica Alba needed products that tackled more than one skin issue—so she made her own Tell us about your new line, Younger + Clearer.

I wasn’t able to find a product with clean ingredients geared toward someone like me, who was too young for wrinkles and too old for breakouts.

I wanted to create a solution that addressed both concerns.

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Retinol. I started using it in my 20s, and I don’t have as many fine lines and wrinkles as someone my age might. I credit that to retinol. We’ve been developing our Night

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Serum formula with Honestly Pure Retinol, which is made without synthetic additives typically used to stabilize retinol, for a couple of years.

I was using it before I got pregnant, and my skin never looked better. [Note: Consult your doctor before using retinol if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding.]

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It’s usually related to hormones or triggered by nutritional choices or lack of sleep. In my opinion diet and sleep are equally as important as what

you put on your skin.

How has pregnancy changed your skin this time around?

I’ve experienced patchiness on my face. I’ve found that our Everything Organic Facial Oil works during times when my skin needs some extra love. It helps my skin look radiant and supple, so I can fake it when I’m not actually feeling the ‘pregnancy glow.’

What do you wish every woman knew about caring for their skin?

It’s important to be mindful of what you put on your skin, as it can contribute to your overall well-being!

GET A MAKEUP-FREE GLOW There’s a reason vitamin C is popping up in a slew of new skin-care products. “It’s a powerful antioxidant that fades dark spots and any irregular pigmentation, so your skin looks brighter and more even-toned,” says celebrity dermatologist and The Beauty of Dirty Skin author Dr. Whitney Bowe. For best results, use a vitamin C serum in the morning (you can mix it with your SPF) to neutralize damaging free radicals, and again at night so your skin restores itself while you sleep.

Clinique Fresh Pressed 7-Day System with Pure Vitamin C, $27; clinique.com

Before a big event, treat your skin to a radiance-boosting seven-day regimen, which comes with individual packets of powdered cleanser as well as a potent serum that you can add to your regular day or night lotion.

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GIVE YOUR LIPS SOME LOVE

You already know the skinenhancing effects of a great face mask, but you’re probably not using one on the area you need it most: your lips. “They need all the TLC they can get,” says Sara Happ, who created a moisturizing lip mask for that very reason. “Leave it on for two minutes or more. It really makes such a difference.” And, yes, the bright pink shade is perfect for an Instagram selfie.

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Fresh Vitamin Nectar Moisture Glow Face Cream, $42; fresh.com

Sara Happ Sweet Clay Lip Mask, $32; sarahapp.com

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COMBATS BREAKOUTS

This full-coverage find also acts as a drying lotion, thanks to a skinclearing combo of zinc oxide, witch hazel and sulfur. IT Cosmetics

UPGRADE YOUR CONCEALER Not only do these new formulas mask imperfections, but they also tackle and help prevent specific skin issues.

PROTECTS FROM SUN EXPOSURE

Bye Bye Breakout Full-Coverage Treatment Concealer, $28; ulta.com

Peach Slices Acne Spot Dots, $4.49; cvs.com

The cult-favorite cover-up now contains SPF 25, so you can hide flaws while shielding your skin. Clé de Peau Beauté Concealer SPF 25, $70; cledepeaubeaute.com

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SMOOTHS LINES

Like a shot of filler without the needle, this formula plumps up crow’s feet and minimizes the appearance of dark circles. Revlon Youth FX Fill + Blur Concealer, $11.99; target.com

Sephora Collection Gel Mask Hydrating & Quenching, $20; sephora.com

Allmay y 5-in--1 P Primer,, $114; att drug gstoress

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Milani Prime Light Strobing g + Pore-Minimizing Face Primer, $10; milanicosmetics.com m

ZAPS ZITS FAST These small but mighty adhesive discs safely suck the gunk out of pimples to reduce the size of blemishes without drying out skin.

Smashbox Photo Finish Mattify Primer Stick, $32; smashbox .com

Peter Thomas Roth Skin to Die For No-Filter Mattifying Primer & Complexion Perfector, $28; peterthomasroth.com

TRY MULTIMASKING

Innisfree Pore Clearing Clay Mask, $14; us .innisfree.com

The latest mask Th craze is all about concentrating d different treatments on specific areas of the face “to address vvarious skin concerns ssimultaneously,” says A Alicia Yoon, a trained aesthetician and the founder of Korean b beauty retailer Peach & Lily. Searching for the perfect pairing? ““The T-zone tends to be oilier, so applying a clay or clarifying mask to that area and m a hydrating mask to drier dr zones, like cheeks, can help keep skin balanced,” says Yoon. b

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‘FILTER’ YOURR FACE

The new generation of primers can do way more than just make your makeup go on smoothly. These formulas create a blurring effect (think Facetune in real life!) by camouflaging flaws and minimizing the appearance of pores while also mattifying shiny spots.

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TAKE A SPA DAY

SHHHOWERCAP The Posey, $43; shhhowercap.com

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Pamper your skin (without leaving your bathroom!) using this step-by-step guide.

1. SPARK

Create a Zen-like atmosphere by dimming the lights and burning a candle or two for a soft, ambient glow. Henri

Bendel Scented 2.1-oz.

Travel Candle, $10; henribendel.com

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2. SOAK

Pour some bath salts (our favorites have a soothing blue hue) into a tub of warm water, then stay submerged for a minimum of 15 minutes.

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Kneipp Dream Away Mineral Bath Salt, $20; kneipp.com

3. SCRUB

Gently massage this eucalyptus- and gingerinfused exfoliator from your décolleté to your toes to slough away dry skin. Rituals The Ritual

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SLIP Silk Eye Mask in Navy, $45, net-a-porter .com

of Hammam Hot Scrub, $29; ulta.com

4. SMOOTH

After toweling off, moisturize all over with a relaxing lavender-scented lotion. Show rough patches some extra love with a layer of a thick salve. Lush Sleepy Body Lotion, $9.95; lushusa.com and SpaRitual Earl Grey Oil Salve, $47.50; sparitual.com

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5. SIP

Steep, then savor a cup of herbal tea (chamomile, found in this blend, is believed to lower stress levels). DavidsTea

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Organic Dream On, $8.98 (for 2oz); davidstea.com

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6. SNOOZE

To set yourself up for the best night’s sleep ever, mist your pillow with a calming elixir, then rub an essential oil on pulse points and take a few deep breaths as you drift off. Bath & Body Works

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