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Nicole Kidman supports husband Keith Urban on the red carpet ahead of the show, where the singer was up for four trophies, including Entertainer of the Year.

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MAN OF HONOR Mexico, Nov. 5 Ryan Seacrest joined the wedding party (all in his Distinction collection of suits and accessories) for his sister Meredith’s wedding to TOMS senior executive Jimmy Leach.

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Idina Menzel and Nia Long are stepping into some famous shoes! The actresses are starring in a remake of the 1988 tearjerker Beaches, with Long playing Barbara Hershey’s character Hillary and Menzel as Midler’s CC Bloom. The remake, which airs on Lifetime on Jan. 21, 2017, will include a new original song by Menzel.

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situation. “She’s canceled everything else. She’s been home each day, supporting them, helping them with homework. And no, this isn’t with a big staff of nannies and helpers.” On Nov. 7, Jolie’s rep announced the ex-couple had reached an agreement about custody—but even that quickly came under dispute. “Childcare professionals have encouraged a legal agreement accepted and signed by both sides over a week ago,” the statement said. “The six children will stay in their mother’s custody, and the children will continue therapeutic visits with their father.” But other sources close to the situation contended there was no new agreement— just a temporary continuation of the plan recommended by 28

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DCFS pending the outcome of its investigation—and that Pitt still plans to push for joint custody. So what happens next? A lot depends on what DCFS eventually rules, sources say. If the agency finds Pitt wasn’t abusive, expect him to press hard for shared custody. If it finds he was, an even more difficult court battle could ensue. “If Brad and Angelina can’t work this out soon, then I would expect Brad to file a request [in court] to establish custody or visitation rights,” says L.A. divorce attorney Christopher Melcher (who is not involved in the case). Pitt’s filing, Melcher adds, means “he wants to participate and defend himself.”

—BY JODI GUGLIELMI with Pernilla Cedenheim, Jessica Fecteau and Mary Green

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Since revealing his third brain tumor diagnosis to People in October, figure skater Scott Hamilton has received an outpouring of public support. “Seeing that one person can touch so many lives gives me hope,” says Hamilton, 58, of sharing his battle with this latest benign pituitary tumor. “I’m humbled.” The Olympian, who beat testicular cancer in 1997 and previous tumors in 2004 and 2010, continues to explore treatment options. But his charity—the Scott Hamilton CARES Foundation, which will host a fund-raiser in Nashville Nov. 20—and family (wife Tracie, 46, and kids Jean Paul, 15, Aidan, 13, Evelyne, 13, and Maxx, 8) motivate him. “These days are opportunities for love, laughter and memories,” he says, “not only for you but those that love and care for you.”

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from planting the seeds to eating the food from our garden. It’s great for them to understand where their food comes from and that it’s not just something you can buy. Do you ever let your kids watch TV? We try to limit electronic time, which can be challenging. I believe everything in moderation can work. But I want them to use their imaginations as much as possible. What’s your secret to looking so good? I think being happy. There’s nothing more beautiful than a smile. I also exercise daily and eat well, but it’s about attitude and your thoughts. And I meditate—if you have a negative thought, you notice it and can change it, which makes you feel better and look better. —CHARLOTTE TRIGGS,

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“You’re in, out and done with the record on the same day,” he says of penning “Welcome to New York” for the star.

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What inspired you to visit the Amazon rainforest for a recent episode of National Geographic’s show Years of Living Dangerously? My intention was to raise awareness about the rainforest’s vital role in balancing our earth’s climate. Twenty percent of the freshwater on Earth runs through it; protecting it is critical. What do you teach your kids Benjamin, 6, and Vivian, 3, about protecting the earth? Children are extremely intelligent and watch what we do, so I do my best to lead by example. We’re mindful of any waste we create in our homes and recycle, compost, reduce and reuse when possible. You’re very into gardening and eating clean. Are your children into that too? Yes, they get involved in the entire project,

On Nov. 8, Prince Harry told the world how seriously he views his relationship with Suits star Meghan Markle. In an unprecedented statement from his Kensington Palace office, he blasted the “outright sexism and racism of social media trolls” and said he is “deeply disappointed that he has not been able to protect” his 35-year-old American girlfriend of several months. “He no longer felt comfortable in himself that this was happening to her—not because of who she is, but because of who he is,” a royal source says of Harry, 32, who will be undertaking a royal tour of the Caribbean on Nov. 20. “How could he remain silent?”

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People (and people on the Internet!) are obsessed with your new HBO sci-fi drama, Westworld. How do you feel about its success? I’m so proud. It’s a rare thing when the way you feel about a project lines up with the way other people feel. Playing a role like Dolores, a revolutionary female character, is an honor and a privilege. What exactly are you wearing during your character’s naked “analysis” scenes? I’m not wearing anything! It was made very clear to me before the pilot that that nudity was going to be a big part of the show, but that it wouldn’t be sexualized or gratuitous. The first scene I ever did with Anthony Hopkins, I was butt naked! Your son is now 3. Has motherhood changed you? It’s no joke when people say your heart keeps growing every day. He gave me so much more depth. You and actor Jamie Bell separated recently. How is coparenting going? Any separation, whether it’s amicable or not, is always difficult, but we’re doing our best. Another reason why kids are a gift? You let go of the things that don’t serve you or them. —K.W.

“She changed me,” Wood, 29, says of her character Dolores, with Westworld costar Jimmi Simpson.

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YASMINE AL MASSRI Growing up as a Palestinian refugee, the actress, 38, studied dancing in Paris before making her film debut in the e 2007 movie Caramel. Now Al Massri, who stars as identical twins in ABC’s Quantico (and is married to The Hurt Locker actor Michael Desante), is relishing life as mom to son Liam, 4. “Everything made sense to me after I built my family,” she says. — JULIE JORDAN

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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos play a funny version of themselves.

On her new show Nightcap (starting Nov. 16 on Pop TV), actor, author and producer Ali Wentworth plays Staci, a talent booker for a fictional late-night talk show. It’s a role she knows well; she once worked for Jay Leno and has been a frequent talk-show guest. “Talent bookers have a tendency to be very neurotic,” she says. “If Daniel Craig backs out at the last minute, they might take their own life.” Wentworth is also booking lots of her famous friends to play themselves—or, as she says, “heightened, funny versions of themselves.” These include Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, who, on their episode, are looking for a surrogate to bear a child. “One of Ali’s underlings is the baby vessel,” says Ripa. “But she really just wants us to get George and Amal Clooney on the show because we have the same publicist.” We asked Wentworth what she has up her sleeve for other celeb guests. Watch the full episode of People Michael J. Fox: We get him to Features: Ali agree to be shot out of a cannon. Wentworth, He doesn’t want to do it, but there available now, on the new People/ is a guest on the show called Entertainment the Great Nippulini. He’s a real Weekly Network guy; he pulls trucks and stuff with (PEN). Go to PEOPLE.com/PEN, his nipples. Michael has a huge or download the man crush on him. Nippulini tells PEN app on Apple Michael he should do the cannon TV, Roku Players, thing, it would be really cool. So Amazon Fire TV, Xumo, Chromecast, Michael agrees to do it because iOS and Android he’ll do anything Nippulini says. devices. Mariska Hargitay: [The show] is about the insanity of trying to get celebrities to do something new and differentt. We try to get Mariska Hargitay to be swallowed by an aanaconda. d Gwyneth Paltrow: Sh he talks dirtyy and eats chicken and w ff She waffles. just wants carbs. She caan’tt remember what guy she slleept p with...and she’s hungo oveer.. She was so game, and sh she’ he’ es such a good actress that at it’s even funnier. Sarah Jessica Wentworth’s Parker: husband, George I don’t want to Stephanopoulos give it away, but (right), guests on Nightcap, which there’s some girl airs Nov. 16 on girl. That’s all on Pop TV. I’m going to say.

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Can we talk? Adams tries to decipher the language of aliens.

Amy Adams has a close encounter with aliens in a smart and surprisingly emotional thriller SCI-FI Twelve alien spaceships descend on Earth, hovering mysteriously in the sky. Where do they come from? What do they want? While most of the world freaks out and prepares to go all Independence Day on the visitors, the U.S. recruits a linguistics professor (Adams) to try to communicate with them. The creatures’ language is as strange and beautiful as they are (“ethereal octopi” doesn’t do justice to the movie’s creativity). Deliberately paced but highly rewarding, Arrival ups its IQ with Jeremy Renner as a soulful physicist, gorgeous production design (those minimalist spaceships might inspire Darth Vader to declutter) and a poignant twist that brings the drama back to the human level. (Nov. 11, PG-13)

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Emeli Sandé, Long Live the Angels

The Scottish singer makes a heavenly return R&B After breaking out with the gospeltinged hit “Next to Me” in 2012, Sandé retreated from the spotlight for a few years, focusing instead on writing songs for divas such as Katy Perry and Mary J. Blige. So it’s ﬁtting that rebirth is one of the themes of her sophomore album. “I’m deep in the womb, and I’m kicking on the diaphragm . . . Funny when I feel the choke of the umbilical,” the Scottish star sings on “Selah,” one of 15 new tracks showcasing her angelic voice. Whether she’s pining on heartbroken ballads (“Shakes”) or cherishing a new love (“Highs & Lows”), Sandé soars. (Nov. 11)

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DRAMEDY This new MTV offering may look like the CW’s

glossy Supergirl, but its tone is much closer to Netﬂix’s acerbic Jessica Jones. The sassy series centers on sorority girl-turnedvigilante Jules (Eliza Bennett) and smart-aleck pot dealer Ophelia (Taylor Dearden), who team up after a plot to seek vengeance on a date rapist becomes more than they bargained for. Jules and Ophelia make a dynamic duo, but don’t call them Batman and Robin. (Nov. 15, 10 p.m.)

Lord (Grantham), have mercy! Botto keeps a sensual and watchful eye on Dockery.

Downton Abbey’s leading lady gets her hands dirty THRILLER After six seasons of sipping tea as Lady Mary on Downton Abbey, Michelle Dockery now stars as Letty, a down-andout con woman who gets pulled into the dangerous world of a hit man (Juan Diego Botto) in this pulse-raising drama based on Blake Crouch’s novella series of the same name. (TNT, Nov. 15, 9 p.m.)

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COMEDY Season 2 of the retro-’80s series opens with assistant tennis pro David Meyers (Craig Roberts) savoring a romantic idyll in Paris, far from the Red Oaks Country Club of New Jersey. But the Garden State calls him back, and he’s soon surrounded (again) by caddies, lifeguards and grumpy adults who never had Paris. Oaks is an affectionately funny fable about a suburbia that will likely exist forever. (Launches Nov. 11)

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POP “I won’t pretend to be somebody I’m not,” Sykes sings on his album’s opener, “Good Things Come to Those Who Wait.” That statement deﬁnes the stellar debut from the former Wanted star, who’s ﬁnally releasing his own tunes two years after the boy band split. His rich vocals— reminiscent of fellow Brit Sam Smith—shine on retro soul-pop jams (“Twist”) and restrained ballads (“Over and Over Again,” with ex Ariana Grande). (Nov. 11)

Home for the holidays— for better or for worse.

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Almost Christmas

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COMEDY ’Tis the season for movies about dysfunctional family reunions. In this comfort-food entry, Danny Glover stars as a widower who implores his kids (Jessie T. Usher as a college football player, Gabrielle Union as a divorced law student, Romany Malco as an aspiring congressman and Kimberly Elise as a dentist with a boneheaded husband, played by J.B. Smoove) to spend ﬁve days together without killing each other. Mo’Nique steals scenes as a wild aunt. (Nov. 11, PG-13)

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Dive back into the saga of an unforgettable fish ANIMATED Ed O’Neill’s cranky octopus. Diane Keaton and Eugene Levy as baby Dory’s anguished parents. Those crazy cockney seals. We’re eager to reunite with all of Dory’s inspired, hilarious and deeply touching characters—led by the forgetful ﬁshie herself, voiced by Ellen DeGeneres, on a quest to ﬁnd her long-lost family. Extras include the adorable theatrical short Piper and “interviews” with all of Dory’s pals from the Marine Life Institute. (Nov. 15)

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Black America Since MLK: And Still I Rise

DOCUMENTARY “How have we come so far and yet have so far to go?” That’s the question at the center of historian Henry Louis Gates Jr.’s engrossing two-part doc, which celebrates African-American triumphs and examines the harsh inequalities that continue to make protest a vital path to change. (PBS, Nov. 15 and 22, 8 p.m.)

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Isabelle Huppert gives one of the year’s best performances—feral, ferocious, witty—in this perverse French thriller from Basic Instinct director Paul Verhoeven. She’s Michele, a businesswoman who, after being sexually assaulted, goes on the prowl for her attacker. But Michele herself is a rather terrifying, twisted creature, psychologically stamped by a childhood tragedy of unimaginable violence. She’s a sociopath, and a dangerously smart one. (R, in limited release Nov. 11)

Sting, 57th & 9th ROCK For over

a decade Sting has traversed the musical landscape, from religious hymns to theatrical productions. Now he’s back with 57th & 9th, his ﬁrst rock album since 2003. “Heading South on the Great North Road” and “Petrol Head” exude wanderlust, while “50,000” is a philosophical sojourn inspired by the deaths of David Bowie and Prince. “I Can’t Stop Thinking About You,” the ebullient lead single, recalls Police-era classics.

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NOVEL Best friends as children, two young black women become estranged. One is a dancer with a messy personal life; the other an aide to a Madonna-esque pop star who creates a school in Africa. In this absorbing tale Smith (White Teeth) tackles meaty subjects— including friendship and race—with her customary insight and grace.

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is quite the departure from Meyer’s blockbuster tales of vampire love: Secret government agent Dr. Juliana Fortis is as plucky as Bella was passive. On the run, Fortis is tricked into cracking one last case. Twilight fans will ﬁnd another romantic couple to root for, plus the most supernaturally intelligent guard dog since Rin Tin Tin.

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Janet Reno Dies at 78 The pioneer prosecutor was the first female U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno, whose eight-year tenure as U.S. Attorney General spanned some of the most contentious moments of Bill Clinton’s presidency, died on Nov. 7 of complications from Parkinson’s disease. Reno, the second-longest-serving Attorney General in history, was a divisive figure whose time in office was bookended by two national controversies: the 1993 deadly raid on a religious compound in Waco, Texas, in which more than 80 people died, and the 2000 international custody battle for 6-year-old Cuban refugee Elián González. Reno, a former Miami prosecutor known for her blunt manner, once famously told reporters, “I don’t do spin.” She was also fond of saying, “The buck stops with me.” Attorney General Loretta Lynch praised Reno in a statement after her death, calling her “an inspiration and a trailblazer for so many women serving in law enforcement and government, including me.” Lynch wasn’t the only one in Washington to admire her. Reno’s sister Maggy Hurchalla told the Associated Press that President Clinton called just before Reno died and said, “Tell Janet I love her.” —TIERNEY MCAFEE

Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot, 31, is expecting her second child with her husband, businessman Yaron Versano. The couple are already parents to daughter Alma, 5. The Bachelorette’s

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•Ashley Hebert Rosenbaum, 32, and J.P. Rosenbaum, 39, welcomed their second child, a girl, on Nov. 4. Essex Reese joins big brother Fordham Rhys, 2. One Tree Hill star Chad Michael Murray, 35, is expecting his second child with his wife, actress Sarah Roemer, 32. The couple are also parents to a 17-monthold baby boy.

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DEATH Tony Award-winning actress Tammy Grimes, who starred in the musical The Unsinkable Molly Brown, died on Oct. 30 in Englewood, N.J. She was 82. By Jessica Fecteau

The Oscar winner, 56, fights for the rights of indigenous peoples around the world

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PERSONAL STORIES I read many books about the First Nations people of the ABOUT GIVING North American continent. I found the genocide of so BACK many of the nations utterly tragic. As an English immigrant to America, I felt responsible for the actions of my ancestors and knew that the wealth and comfort of our society was built on this genocide. But I was always looking back at history and, to my embarrassment, had not realized until I discovered Survival International that the same genocidal practices continue today. The charity lobbies people in power, pleading for the rights and needs of tribal peoples, and gives these vulnerable groups a platform to speak about the genocidal violence, slavery and racism they face on a daily basis. I have learned so much from the culture of tribal peoples. They have beautiful mythologies, crafts, language, music and extraordinary gifts of endurance and humor. Working with the organization has humbled me. For more information, go to survival It has emboldened me to speak out when I know of international.org an injustice. —REPORTED BY MIA McNIECE

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he evening had started off subdued: a cash bar, an anxious crowd, hundreds of eyeballs ﬁxed on the monitors in a ballroom at the New York Hilton in Manhattan. A few blocks away at the Trump Tower, Donald Trump, his running mate, Gov. Mike Pence, and their families appeared “tense,” a family source told People. Then the polling results started pouring in—and so did the wins. By midnight supporters at the Hilton were chanting “U.S.A.! U.S.A.!” and “Build the wall! Build the wall!” And another chorus, aimed + ++ at Trump’s defeated rival, Hillary 1. “You’ve all given me such incredible Clinton: “Lock her up! Lock her support,” Trump up!” But in his victory speech, told his staff (with and his family delivered at nearly 3 a.m. with his him in Trump Tower watching election family by his side, Trump struck results on Nov. 8). a far more positive note: “Now 2. A Trump supporter reacts to the polling it’s time for America to bind the news at South Point Hotel in Las wounds of division,” he said. “I Vegas. 3. The Trump pledge to every citizen of our cake that greeted attendees at his land that I will be President for victory party at the Hilton in N.Y.C. on all America, and this is so Nov. 8. 4. Fans cheer important to me.” in Albuquerque on Nov. 8. 5. “I It was a stunning upset, promise you that I will not let you capping off the most polarizing down,” Trump said presidential campaign in in his victory speech on Nov. 9. “Our work modern U.S. history—and one in on this movement is now really just which Trump tapped into a deep beginning. . . . I love vein of discontent with politics as this country.”

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‘SHE’S DONE AN AMAZING JOB’

In the end Hillary Clinton didn’t— perhaps couldn’t— face the anguish of supporters who waited hours at her “victory” party wearing their symbolic pantsuits and “I’m with Her” buttons. Around 2 a.m. she sent campaign chairman John Podesta to the microphone to say, half-heartedly, that the race was too close to call and she would not be making an appearance. “Go home,” he told them. “We are so proud of her. She’s done an amazing job, and she’s not done yet.” Within minutes word leaked from the Trump campaign that Clinton had called Trump to congratulate him— and concede.

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+ + + 1. An upbeat Hillary and Bill Clinton cast their votes in Chappaqua, N.Y., the morning of Nov. 8. “It’s a humbling feeling,” the candidate said. 2. At the Javits Center in Manhattan, a woman wiped away tears as Hillary’s lead dwindled. 3. Two supporters covered their mouths in shock.

He can talk to anybody. And Pence is the same. It was so obvious this was a bigger deal than anyone thought.” (Wall Street was less bullish on a Trump victory: Stock market futures plunged 300 points at the news.) Democrats reeled at the results, but there can be no doubt that at every turn, Trump deﬁed the odds—and the experts. In a crowded ﬁeld of 17 Republicans jockeying for the nomination, his name recognition proved a valuable currency. And he seemed not only to court controversy but to thrive on it. “It’s all Trump all the time on television, so I really haven’t had to spend anything on advertising,” he told People last September, adding in a subsequent interview, “I think it works to my advantage most of the time not to act presidential.” Indeed, his singular brand of unapologetic blunt talk—including shocking statements about illegal immigrants, Muslims and women—struck a powerful chord. “He is refreshing. These are not rehearsed soundbites,” his son Eric, 32, explained to People at the outset of the campaign. “Maybe you only agree with 80 percent of what he says. But at least he is being direct and not just pandering to some middle road like every other politician.” In fact, as the campaign moved forward, Trump’s statements veered far from any road previously traveled by a U.S. presidential nominee: He seemed

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usual. That rising tide, along with eagerness for an outside-the-Beltway Commander in Chief who vowed to “make America great again,” propelled him to victory not only in historically red states but in swing states like Florida and Ohio too. In President-elect Trump, America has chosen a leader unlike any this country has seen before: a former reality-TV star who has never previously held elected office. A thrice-married father of five who, at 70, is the oldest ever to enter the White House. A proudly uncensored billionaire who threatened to jail his opponent. While Trump’s supporters found his brash style and tough talk a refreshing antidote to historic norms, many others were troubled by what they viewed as dangerously inflammatory rhetoric. And yet, 17 months after Trump announced his candidacy, he proved the strength of his appeal to millions of Americans. Campaign insiders say the signs of victory were there. “The enthusiasm you’d see on the road was palpable,” says veteran Republican adviser Lou Midkiff. “I’ve only ever seen it before with early John McCain. You can cut it with a knife. It’s only been two weeks since Hillary was leading in the polls, but Trump closed the gap and turned it around. For the last seven days everyone inside the Pence campaign has been very confident of a win. Trump is a rock star when you deal with him.

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1. One of five children born to Fred and Mary Trump in Queens, Trump (ca. 1950) has praised his parents as “a 12 on the scale of 0 to 10. ” 2. Trump (in 1980) expanded the family business with Manhattan skyscrapers like the Trump Tower, where he works and resides. 3. “I’ve always prided myself on being a good father,” Trump

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(at home with then-wife Ivana, son Donald Jr., top, daughter Ivanka and son Eric ca. 1986) told People. 4. A scandal exploded in 1989 after Trump’s mistress Marla Maples confronted his wife, Ivana, on the ski slopes of Aspen. Trump called the ensuing divorce “unpleasant at best.” 5. Amid personal troubles in the early ’90s, Trump filed for bankruptcy for four of his businesses, including his Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City (here in 1990). 6. Trump (with Maples and daughter Tiffany in 1995 before their 1999 divorce) “was a good provider as far as education, but as far as time, it was just me,” Maples told People of raising their daughter alone. 7. Trump with the Clintons at his 2005 wedding to Melania Knauss. 8. With the launch of The Apprentice in 2004, Donald Trump became an international household name.

to be encouraging foreign hackers to uncover his opponent’s private e-mails, vowed to have 1973’s Roev. WadeSupreme Court decision guaranteeing abortion rights overturned and said he’d “always wanted” a Purple Heart—a medal given only to wounded or killed service members. Still, his followers remained passionately behind him. Even —CNN POLITICAL his unbridled late-night Twitter rants—in which he blasted everyone from Fox News’ Megyn Kelly ANALYST VAN JONES to a former Miss Universe to the family of a fallen Muslim-American soldier—barely dented his momentum. His supporters said that much of his rhetoric was just that—showmanship honed from his years as a TV star—and that the private

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‘THE RULES CHANGED, AND ONLY TRUMP SAW IT’

Young Melania (second from right) at the company where her mom worked in Slovenia.

Born in England, John Quincy Adams’s wife, Louisa (right, sporting a pussy bow 19thcentury-style), was the first foreign-born First Lady.

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What will Melania Trump— the second foreign-born First Lady (see inset) and the first who’s a former model—bring to the White House? No fan of the spotlight, the Presidentelect’s Slovenian-born wife, 46, stayed mostly on the sidelines during her husband’s campaign, preferring to focus on the couple’s son Barron, 10. But she did take the stage on Nov. 3 to announce the platform she’ll champion as First Lady: ending bullying on social media. “Our culture has gotten too mean and too rough,” she said in a speech that drew criticism pointing to her husband’s famously aggressive tweeting. “We need to teach our youth American values.”

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“The campaign was really hard on her,” ” says a family source of Melania (at the second debate).

“We had that sparkle,” says Melania of Trump (in 2001).

Trump is far more reasoned. “There are two Donald Trumps,” his longtime friend Chris Ruddy told People in March, contrasting the then-candidate’s campaign“bluster”withthe“charming,generous, incredible Donald [his friends] know.” In October Trump faced the most serious setback of his campaign when a 2005 video surfaced in which the then-Apprentice star was caught on tape boasting to Access Hollywood’s Billy Bush about forcibly kissing women and grabbing their genitalia without consent. When Trump publicly denied ever having acted on what he called such “locker-room talk,” a total of 12 women (including former People writer Natasha Stoynoff) came forward with damning allegations of sexual assault. (Trump denied each claim and threatened to sue the women following the election.) But the candidate rebounded, thanks in part to an 11th-hour investigation by the FBI into Clinton’s missing e-mails (the bureau concluded for the second time that there was no illegal wrongdoing), which quickly narrowed his gap in the polls. The results on Nov. 8 “show that the rules changed and only Trump saw it,” explains CNN political analyst Van Jones. “Not having a traditional operation hurt him less than people thought it would. And in a social media age, saying outrageous things may not really be a disadvantage.” There is no question Trump’s journey has been one of exceptional privilege and extraordinary opportunity. Born in Queens to Fred Trump, a real estate developer, and Mary, a homemaker, young Donald—the second youngest of five children— found success early, attending the Ivy League Wharton School of business and honing his entrepreneurial drive. (He avoided the Vietnam draft five times in the 1960s and ’70s so his education could continue uninterrupted.) After graduation he parlayed a $1 million loan from his father into his own real estate empire in Manhattan but soon had to settle federal charges of housing discrimination and faced frequent lawsuits and accusations of employing undocumented workers to build his famedTrumpTower.In1990hisdivorcefromﬁrst wife Ivana dominated the New York City tabloids after it was discovered he had been having an affair with beauty queen Marla Maples. After months of vicious headlines, the exes shipped their three children, Donald Jr., now 38, Ivanka, 35, and Eric, 32, to boarding school to shield them from the media. By the time Trump proposed to Maples in 1993, he was broke—with four of his businesses ﬁling for bankruptcy protection within two years. (Trump and Maples welcomed a daughter, Tiffany, 23, just before their 1993 wedding.) But “the Donald” proved adept at bouncing back.

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‘TRUMP WAS NOT THINKING BEYOND NOV. 8. ALL HE WAS THINKING ABOUT WAS WINNING ON ELECTION DAY’

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not thinking beyond Nov. 8,” says one source who spent time with him in October. “All he was thinking about was winning on Election Day.” Adds a close family source: “Everything will have to change for all of them. It’s really drastic, and it’s not something they were focusing on. It always did feel like it could go either way. Melania was always ambivalent about this, and now they’re going to suddenly be the First Family.” For Barron, who stayed out of the spotlight over the past year and has expressed fears of leaving his friends and home in Manhattan behind, the move is likely to be jarring, adds the family source. And as Trump’s older children continue running the Trump Organization (they will not relocate to D.C.), Melaniawillbe forcedtostepintothespotlightmore than ever. But it’s a change, Trump says, that the whole family believes is for the greater good. “Running for office impacted my family,” the soon-to-be 45th President toldPeople in September. “But they understand how important it is, what we’re doing. This is something I didn’t need to do. But I wanted to make America great again. . . . We’re going to bring this country to a level we’ve neverreachedbefore.” As he put it in his victory speech, after which the Rolling Stones’ “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” ﬁlled the room, “Ours was not a campaign but rather an incredible and great movement. . . . We must reclaim our country’s destiny. Dream big and bold and daring.” With Michelle Tauber and Sandra Sobieraj Westfall

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He negotiated down his debts in the wake of his bankruptcies, and in 1995 he reported a nearly $1 billion loss on his taxes, allowing him to avoid paying income taxes for the next 18 years (a fact that was only publicly disclosed during the campaign). He was resilient personally as well as professionally. By the time he ﬁnalized his second divorce, from Maples in 1999, he had already begun dating Slovenian model Melania Knauss, now 46, whom he married in 2005. (They welcomed son Barron the —TRUMP SOURCE following year.) He also began cultivating a public persona. By the 2000s he had started making frequent cameos as himself in movies and television and was running the Miss Universe pageant, where hewasalarger-than-lifepresence.Withthelaunch of his 2004 reality show The Apprentice, Trump became a household name across the country. (Its spinoffThe Celebrity Apprentice lives on, to be hosted by Arnold Schwarzenegger next year.) Though he later said he had toyed with the idea of an eventual presidential bid, Trump lived his life freely. Unconcerned with cultivating the clean-cut reputation of a typical politician, he gave raunchy interviews to Howard Stern, which later provided ample material for anti-Trump ads. Now that he’s the President-elect, Trump will have his work cut out for him uniting both his own fervid base and those who had passionately advocatedforClinton.Healsowillfacethepracticalrealities of moving his family to the White House. Several insiders say the Trumps had not yet begun making logistical considerations about a win. “Trump was

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JINGER & JEREMY’S WEDDING

Jinger Duggar’s Big Day!

THE BRIDE AND HER GROOM, FORMER SOCCER PRO JEREMY VUOLO, SHARE PRIVATE MOMENTS FROM THEIR ‘DREAM COME TRUE’ I DOS—AND DISCUSS WHAT’S NEXT FOR THEIR NEW FAMILY By EMILY STROHM

THE BRIDAL PARTY “Before the wedding my advice to her was, ‘Don’t stress out, and delegate as much as possible,’ ” says Jill Dillard (right of Jinger, with bridesmaids, from left, Johannah Duggar, Jennifer Hartono, Jana Duggar, Joy Duggar, Jessa Seewald, Anna Duggar, Kenzie Peters, Valerie Vuolo and Rebekah Kelly). “She was very chill and relaxed all day.”

t 2 p.m. in the Cathedral of the Ozarks in Siloam Springs, Ark., more than 1,000 wedding guests turned their heads to watch Jinger Duggar walk down the aisle in a hand-beaded lace wedding gown with a 13-ft. train. But while all eyes may have been on the bride, the TLC star—who’s nuptials will air on Counting On: Jinger’s Wedding Nov. 15—couldn’t stop gazing longingly at her husband-to-be, Jeremy Vuolo. “I told the girls I need the bridesmaids to enter behind me because I thought I would collapse when I saw him,” Jinger told People not long after being escorted down the aisle by her

WEDDING-DAY DETAILS 1. “ I told her that I like a long train,” Jeremy says of Jinger’s Renee Miller dress. “I knew she was going to be stunning.” 2. “Jeremy was very willing to jump in and take the load off of me,” says Jinger of the weddingplanning process. “He was a big help!” 3. “For the theme at their reception, the idea was to bring the outdoors in,” says event planner Christina Moore. “Jinger really loves the fall landscape and colors.”

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father, Jim Bob. “I just could not wait to get to him.” For Jinger, 22, and Jeremy, 29, who followed the Duggars’ tried-and-true rules of courtship while dating (including chaperoned dates and no kissing allowed), the wedding also meant their first kiss. “I wasn’t nervous at all,” says Jinger of their PDA moment, which was met with huge cheers from the crowd. “I couldn’t wait for it. It’s like he couldn’t say it soon enough.” Adds Jeremy, whose father, Chuck, officiated the ceremony and whose brother Charles served as best man: “It was a dream come true. We’ve been counting 66

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PERSONAL TOUCHES 1. “We have been praying every day of Jinger’s life that she would grow up and meet a guy that loved God,” says Jim Bob (with Jinger and wife Michelle). 2. Since Jinger and Jeremy are big coffee drinkers, favors included mini burlap bags of beans as gifts. 3. A local baker made the couple’s “naked” cake, filled with berries and cream. 4. “We used foliage and incorporated a pretty fall palette of burnt orange, eggplant and olive,” says Moore of the autumnal floral arrangements.

down the hours until this day.” ‘The two of Before meeting his future wife, Jereus are really my, a former pro soccer player, drank allooking cohol and was a part of the “college party forward to scene” until a night in jail inspired him to change. Now a pastor at Grace Comgetting into munity Church in Laredo, Texas, he the grind of was ﬁrst introduced to his bride by her life together’ sister Jessa and Jessa’s husband, Ben —JEREMY VUOLO Seewald. He was intrigued by Jinger’s devout faith. “I had never seen a beautiful young woman love Jesus with such passion as Jinger loves Christ,” he says. “That’s what made me fall in love with her.” Jessa, who had met Jeremy

‘I had never seen a beautiful young woman love Jesus with such passion. That’s what made me fall in love with her’ —JEREMY VUOLO

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After their I dos, the newlyweds had a few moments alone before briefly joining guests at their reception. Small bite-size foods like meatballs and pickled okra were served before the newlyweds fed each other “naked” vanilla cake (with minimal frosting) adorned with grapes and berries— then promptly hopped in a decorated vintage Jaguar and literally drove off into the sunset. Next, the pair will enjoy a honeymoon in New Zealand and Australia (chaperone-free!), then Jinger will pack herbagstomovetoLaredo,whereshe’ll help Jeremy with his ministry work. As for starting their own mega-family, Jinger says they will, like her parents,

leave it “in the Lord’s hands.” Already, the elder Duggars approve. “They really balance each other out,” says Michelle Duggar. “Jeremy is a strong leader, and Jinger is such a gentle people person and a great follower.” Adds Jinger: “I know I’ll miss my family, but we are so excited to start our life together. We fall more in love every day.”

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through her church outreach, helped fan the ﬂames. “Jeremy was like, ‘Wow, she seems like a really great girl,’ ” Jessa recalls. “I was like, ‘Yeah! Let me tell you all about her.’ We kind of played detective, telling Jinger about Jeremy and Jeremy about Jinger.” The full Duggar clan—including all 19 kids—was in attendance to celebrate their Nov. 5 nuptials, with Josh Duggar’s son Michael serving as the ring bearer, dropping mini-soccerball cutouts down the aisle in a nod to Jeremy’s days as a player for the New York Red Bulls. (Adding another quirky touch, the groomsmen wore colorful animal-print socks to spice up their suits. “Jeremy has a little bit of eccentricity,” says his dad, Chuck. “He’s got style and class, and Jinger does too.”)

WEDDED BLISS Jinger picked out her statement wedding shoes (above) for Jeremy, who loves her in a floral print. Adds his mother, Diana Vuolo: “They really light up with each other.”

WIZARD OF ODD Quirky Newt Scamander “is completely his own person,” says Redmayne.

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ddi R ddie Redmayne d won an Oscar for playing Stephen Hawking in The Theory of Everything, but he seems just as excited about the prize he’s already got, for his latest role in the J.K. Rowling-scripted Harry Potter prequel Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. “You get a wand!” he tells People’s editor in chief in The Jess Cagle Interview. The British actor, 34, who is also enjoying another huge role—new fatherhood—says he is looking forward to the day he can take his baby daughter Iris to the Beasts set. (There are already four sequels in the works.) “It’s kind of magic when you spend time there,” he says. “Hopefully she’ll enjoy it.”

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EDDIE REDMAYNE

Magic Man

STARRING IN THE NEW HARRY POTTER PREQUEL FANTASTIC BEASTS, THE OSCAR WINNER TALKS WIZARDS, WANDS AND THE WONDERS OF FATHERHOOD PEOPLE November 21, 2016

CHARMED LIFE 1. Winning an Oscar in 2015 for his performance in The Theory of Everything. 2. With wife Hannah at The Danish Girl premiere in L.A. 3. With his Fantastic Beasts team (from left, Katherine Waterston, Dan Fogler, J.K. Rowling and Alison Sudol).

I’m sort of loving it. My little brother read the books and got me into them. I read them and became addicted. And I loved the ﬁlms to the extent that I could just sort of swim in that universe every year or two. And you had a special wand made—a nice perk. [He plays Newt Scamander, a magizoologist who studies the creatures of the magical world.]

It’s a good question—one that we always ponder in our family! Basically everyone in my family is extraordinary at sport, and I clearly was not. So at some moment I think I had to, like, choose my own [path]—sort of go the other way. I loved music and I loved acting. Since your role in The Danish Girl, there’s been a great deal of controversy over nontransgender actors playing transgender roles. If that had been going on at the time, would you have been more reluctant to take on the role yourself?

Tell me about growing up and deciding to become an actor. Your family was

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You’re a new father. Congratulations!

Yes, [my daughter] is 4½ months. I love that before you start having babies, people are like, “Oh, 16 weeks, well, 16½ weeks,” and you’re like, “Really?” But I’ve now become that person that just sits there showing photos and then talking about how many weeks and months and days. How has becoming a dad changed your approach to work?

After Fantastic Beasts, I said, “Let me take a bit of time off.” I’ve got to spend the ﬁrst 4½ months with Iris—and it’s been amazing.

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Yes, I think so. The whole experience of making that film, from when I first read it to six years later the film’s being made—I learned a huge amount, and I think I may have been more reluctant for sure. It’s an interesting, big discussion that should be happening and is happening.

It’s the big drumroll moment. . . . You get sent to these amazing guys who design wands. I was like, “This is a big decision. Doesn’t the wand choose you?”. . . I love [Newt’s] wand. He’s a humble guy, so it’s not massively EW’s collector’s edition ﬂashy. It travels with me. I was obThe Ultimate Guide to sessed with magic when I was a child.

When we ﬁrst met, we only had an hour, and both of us just talked about Newt. It was kind of amazing. A lot of it was very personal to her. She has this extraordinary imagination, but I think where a lot of these characters come from are places in her heart or the people she knows.

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not in show business. What happened?

You’re now part p of the Harry y Potter universe.. How is that going for you?

What were the first questions you asked J.K. Rowling about the character?

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PAIN & HOPE “No matter where she is,” says Deborah (with Jeremy last month), “she’s still my daughter.”

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5 YEARS MISSING

WHERE IS BABY LISA?

More than 5 years after 10-monthold Lisa Irwin disappeared from her crib, her parents still hold on to hope she’s alive—and will come home soon

By JEFF TRUESDELL

very night, before he goes to sleep, Jeremy Irwin turns toward a photograph of his daughter Lisa, her cherubic image beaming in a treasured snapshot. “I tell her good night and give her a kiss,” he says. Lisa’s mother, Deborah Bradley, keeps their daughter’s favorite toy— a stuffed Barney doll—on a bedside table, awaiting the return of its owner, who vanished from her crib in their Kansas City, Mo., home on the night of Oct. 3, 2011.

“When we do get her back, she’s not going to know me, she’s not going to know Jeremy, she’s not going to know her brothers,” says Deborah, a stay-at-home mom raising two sons. “But as long as she’s safe, that’s okay.” Whether she is or isn’t remains unknown. Last month marked the ﬁve-year anniversary of the mysterious disappearance of 10-month-old Lisa Irwin—and though police have chased hundreds of tips and leads, they admit they’re no closer to knowing Lisa’s fate. “The volume of tips has dropped off,” PEOPLE November 21, 2016

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1. Lisa (in 2011) vanished five weeks before her 1st birthday. 2. “Knowing I will eventually have her home, that gets me out of bed every day,” says Deborah (with Jeremy). 3. How Lisa might look now, at age 5, in age-progressed image from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

says Kansas City Police Maj. Steve mitted that her drinking that night Young, “but it’s a case we still take clouded her recall of when she last saw Lisa. (Both parents have denied very seriously and are working.” Clues from the scene are few: any involvement in Lisa’s disappearJeremy, 34, returned after 3 a.m. ance.) “It’s hard to say somebodyisn’t from a rare late job as an electri- a suspect when you don’t have any,” cian to find the front door of the says Major Young. “We are open to family’s home unlocked, lights on. wherever the evidence takes us. But we are as hopeful as Deborah, 30, and their anybody that we’ll ﬁnd two young sons were this little girl.” asleep in their beds, but Until then Lisa’s parLisa’s crib was empty. ents fill her bedroom He also discovered a with wrapped gifts to pushed-in window mark each birthday screen and the family’s and holiday. As sons cell phones missing Blake, 13, and Michael, from a kitchen counter. —MOM DEBORAH BRADLEY 11, grow up, Deborah Initial investigaandJeremyareconsidtion focused on a man seen carrying an infant through the ering a move to a new school district, neighborhood in the early-morning away from the house where Lisa discold and traced attempted calls from appeared. Deborah continues to cling one of those missing phones to the to the hope that Lisa will come back to ex-girlfriend of a person of interest. them—even if it’s to a new home. “We But eyewitnesses could not agree on can’t make up for time that was taken fromus,thatwastakenfromher,”she the identiﬁcation of a suspect. Meanwhile, a parallel look at Lisa’s says. “But we can spend the rest of her parents put Jeremy and Deborah on life getting to know her and making defense, especially after Deborah ad- her life better.”

‘I DON’T WANT TO LOOK AT HER THROUGH PICTURES ANYMORE. I JUST WANT HER BACK’

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Cohen (second from left) in Connecticut with (from left) ‘Brazilian Andy Samberg,’ Benjamin Maisani and close pal Anderson Cooper.

And And henisn’tafraidtotalkabout anyt an yt in his life. The mastermind behin ravo’s The Real Housewives f e dished about everything franc fr Tinder hookups to John f om fr Maye ooking breakfast in “sweats with h b d head” in his last book, The A Andy ohen Diaries, and has u aba bashedly admitted his penchant unab f po for fo pott n his late-night Bravo talk sh how Watch What Happens Live. B l tely it seems he’s created a But f w new boundaries. After years of few fe beein b ingg siingle, he’s found love—and, w t it, an uncharacteristic urge for with wi a lit little l privacy. For more than a year, Coh hen, 48, 4 has been quietly dating a yyou ger ounge gee man he identiﬁes only as “Brazilian Andy Samberg.” “I wound up meeting somebody that I really like,” he says. “I think people will be shocked that I’ve kind of been dating someone for a really long time and kept it under wraps,”

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Sarah Jessica Parker and Anderson Cooper. “Because there’s stuff [in there] that I really think about people I know [who] are now never going to do my show.” Be that as it may, like Cohen’s other two books, Superﬁcial serves up an irresistible inside look at his glamorous, celebrity-packed life: Nicki Minaj being a diva on—and off—the air at WWHL; cruising the Mediterranean with Barry Diller and Diane von Furstenberg (“she winds up giving me really great advice”); and how bestie Kelly Ripa was really feeling during Michael Strahan’s sudden departure from Live with Kelly and Michael. Not to mention pinch-me moments like the day he visited Cher’s Malibu house (where he berates himself for turning down the chance to see her bedroom)—and then met Dolly Parton. “How crazy was that day?” he says. “I went to Cher’s, and then I go to [Hollywood heavyweight] Sandy Gallin’s, and he says he has a surprise for me, and Dolly Parton is there. I mean, that was amazing.” And then some.

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he adds. “I hate labels, but it’s a nice thing, and we’re seeing where it goes.” Which isn’t to say that gossip lovers need despair just yet. In his new memoir Superﬁcial: More Adventures from the Andy Cohen Diaries, due out on Nov. 15, the TV exec-turned-talk show host still manages to bring new meaning to the words “tell-all.” In fact, he says, “Last time I was censoring myself. But I felt like if I was going to do this again, I had to be more honest.” It’s a promise he amply fulfills—including detailing a threesome with a married couple, which even Cohen thinks “will be shocking to people.” Then again, that’s what comes with being “very transparent. I think I’m celebrating pop culture and my life, and I hope people take it that way,” he says. “The most important thing is that I’m the butt of the jokes.” Still, he admits to worrying that he may tick off at least a few people. “I’m really riding the line,” says Cohen, who shared early copies of the book with close pals

Taylor Swift was wondering aloud where there was a spot for her to watch Gaga perform. Why I felt I needed to get involved I will never know (maybe I was auditioning for her squad?) but I innocently said: “Your friend Katy is sitting in the corner and there’s plenty of room.” She asked “Katy Who?” and I said, “Perry,” at which point she clearly let me know that she’s the exact opposite of a friend. I kind of gasped, realizing she was in the most famous feud, one that I’d talked about myself endlessly on WWHL. I said that at least now she knows where not to go, which I thought made it all a laugh. She didn’t agree. I turned away completely mortified. I’d said something so moronic to TSwift. . . . She now thinks I’m a dick and I wasn’t even trying to be shady, I was just sticking my nose where it didn’t belong. And I saw Katy Perry alone in a really good area! And on top of that I failed my squad-ition! As she was walking away, she [commanded] me not to say a word about this on my show, and said that she’s watching. That made me feel good until I realized there might’ve been a “f---ing” thrown in before “your show.” (If she’s watching my “f---ing show,” that’s a little less exciting.) Hopefully she’ll start a new feud soon that I can invest in.

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1. Noah, in a sweet March 5 Instagram shot with Bublé. 2. The family in happier times on Oct. 16.

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t’s a diagnosis g that anyy parent p would dread: At just 3 years old, Michael Bublé’s son Noah has cancer. “We are devastated,” the Canadian pop singer, 41, and his wife, Argentine actress Luisana Lopilato, 29, wrote in a heartbreaking statement posted to his Facebook page on Nov. 4. As for why the pair, who are also parents to 9-month-old son Elias, decided to reveal the news, they added,“We have always been very vocal about the importance of family and the love we have for our children.” Noah’s diagnosis reportedly came as a shock to the doting parents, who according to ET Canada recently brought the toddler to the United States to seek treatment for what they initially believed to be a case of the mumps. While as of press time the couple had yet to conﬁrm the speciﬁc type of cancer Noah has, it is not the

ttoddler’s first health scare.. In June Ju 2015, Noah was hospitalized after being accidentally scalded by hot water—an incident the couple’s rep described at the time as “nothing major.” Since tying the knot in 2011, Bublé has gone to great lengths to put his young family first. “It is a struggle to find a balance,” he told People in August about juggling his demanding music career and home life with Lopilato. “I’ll never ﬁnd [balance] perfectly, but I will do my damnedest.” Now, as he and his wife focus on their firstborn, they’re completely stepping away from the spotlight. “Luisana and I have put our careers on hold in order to devote all our time and attention to helping Noah get well,” the statement says. “We have a long journey in front of us and hope that with the support of family, friends and fans around the world, we will win this battle, God willing.”

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Kendrick says she hopes her book will “make readers think, ‘I’m so glad I’m not the only one who feels that way.’ ”

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Anna Kendrick is very good at playing

the kind of intense young woman who does her homework twice. From her Oscar-nominated role as a corporate downsizer in 2009’s Up in the Air to a junior accountant in The Accountant, her buttoned-up characters are often so driven, it drives them a little crazy. Offscreen, she’s hardly type A. “I’m PEOPLE November 21, 2016

1. Kendrick grew up in Portland, Maine. 2. At age 12, she earned a Tony nomination for High Society. 3. Red carpet ready: at the Cannes Film Festival in May. 4. The actress with her Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates costars (from left, Zac Efron, Aubrey Plaza and Adam Devine).

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really lazy,” Kendrick says. “When I have free time, I think I should be smart and arrange things in my life, but I never do. Instead I keep hitting ‘Continue’ on Netﬂix and think, ‘I’m really bad at this.’ ” If Kendrick is a slacker at heart, imagine what she could do in show business if she put her mind to it. At 12, she had a Tony nomination; in her 20s she became the millennial girl next door with Pitch Perfect. She can do raunchy comedy with Zac Efron and has the kind of soprano that gives you chills whether 86

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‘Niceness as a social decorum didn’t come naturally to me. I really beat myself up about it’ —ANNA KENDRICK

scene-stealing role in theTwilight franchise, which led to Pitch Perfect and stardom. But having a social life remains tough. “It’s like, ‘Do you mind if I just disappear for two months? Work on a film and forget about the outside world?’ ” she says, declining to comment when asked if she’s dating someone.“ ‘Cool,’ ”she deadpans.“ ‘And then you’ll be there for me when I come out of it? Thanks!’ ” In the meantime, she’s plenty busy, voicing a character in the animated movie Trolls and getting ready to shoot Pitch Perfect 3 in early 2017. She didn’t plan any of it, but that’s just ﬁne. “We all ﬁgure it out a little bit as we get older,” Kendrick says with a smile. “I hope.”

Nice Is Overrated As Sondheim said, Nice is different than good. Do you need to do whatever you’re told to be a nice person? Maybe. Do you need to do whatever you’re told to be a good person? Of course not! Man, woman, personal, professional—some people have a skill for persuading you the best thing you can be is obedient. I gave up on being Nice. I started putting more value on other qualities instead: passion, bravery, intelligence, practicality, humor, patience, fairness, sensitivity. Those last three might seem like they are covered by “nice,” but make no mistake, they are not. A person who smiles a lot and remembers everyone’s birthday can turn out to be undercover crazy, a compulsive thief, and boring to boot. I don’t put a lot of stock in nice. I’d prefer to be around people who have any of the above qualities over “niceness,” and I’d prefer it if that applied to me, too. I’m also okay if the most accurate description of me is nervous, and a little salty. But at least I know what I want to strive for.

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she’s singing Sondheim or soul. And at 31, she’s written her first book: a collection of first-person essays called Scrappy Little Nobody, which touches on her normal-ish childhood in Portland, Maine, dating woes and what it’s like to rub elbows with George Clooney and Ben Affleck, all with the self-deprecating wit that Kendrick’s 13.5 million social media followers have come to love. “There was a point where I thought, ‘Should I be doing this?’ ” she says of becoming an author. “I guess that remains to be seen.” It’ssomehowreassuringtoknowthat someone as accomplished as Kendrick wrestles with self-doubt and loneliness. At 17, she moved to Los Angeles alone. “I was terrified,” she says. “I was so uncertain. It was hard to fill your days when you’re in a new town and you’re not at a job or school.” While she auditioned, she got by on pennies and limited her social activities to those that were free, including repeat-watching the eight DVDs she owned. She also found herself in unhealthy relationships with men. “Something amazing happened to me when I hit my mid-20s,” she writes. “I stopped liking guys who didn’t like me back. In fact, I stopped liking guys who were bad people.” Looking back, “I was just so obsessed with certifiable nonwinners,” she says. “I allowed myself to believe that guys were more magical than they were.”

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My Family Always Believed in Me BRENDA SONG The ﬁrst-generation Asian-American, 28, broke out as a Disney Channel star in her teens and now appears in the CBS medical drama Pure Genius

PROFESSION Actress BORN Carmichael, Calif. LIVES Los Angeles

Crossing Cultural Barriers

Even after my family relocated from Northern California to Los Angeles so I could pursue my dream, acting was just my after-school activity. If I didn’t behave, I couldn’t go on auditions. But when I was 16, my mom got diagnosed with cancer, and my dad, who is a second-grade teacher, couldn’t drive me to jobs because he had to work. I’d graduated high school early and was contemplating college, but I’d just booked The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, and my dad told me, “You go to college to figure out what you want to do. If this is what you want to do, you should take this amazing opportunity.”

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Beyond Jackie Chan Growing up, the only Asians I saw on TV were Jackie Chan and Jet Li. I’d go to auditions, and they wouldn’t even see me because I didn’t have blonde hair and blue eyes. It means so much to me that someone can see me on TV and say, “If she can do it, I can too.”

Continuing the Climb Five years ago I couldn’t have even dreamed about the opportunities I have now. It’s a slow, uphill climb, but as long as people just keep casting the best person for the part regardless of race or background, then we’ll be moving in the right direction. —PATRICK GOMEZ

TAKING CHANCES “I commend my parents for not listening to anyone else and wanting a better life for me and my brothers,” says Song. Inset: with Suite Life of Zack & Cody costars Dylan Sprouse, Ashley Tisdale and Cole Sprouse in 2005.

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My Hmong father and Thai mother both came to America when they were just kids. They were raised in an Asian culture that doesn’t always embrace children pursuing unconventional occupations, but my entire family has always been so supportive of me. I grew up watching Starsearch and wanted to be a supermodel. But when I was 4 and wanted to start acting, my grandparents took everything out of their savings—which was not a lot—to enroll me in acting classes. My brother Tim, 26, is now a personal trainer, and my younger brother Nathan, 20, is about to enter culinary school, and my parents are supportive of all of us.

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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story STARRING: FELICITY

JONES, DIEGO LUNA, RIZ AHMED DEC. 16 Jones leads a band of Rebels against the evil Empire in this first stand-alone film in the Star Wars universe. Taking place between episodes III and IV in the saga, as the heroes try to swipe the plans for the Death Star, this intergalactic adventure should excite the entire family. Jones says her character, Jyn Erso, is “a resourceful, determined, streetwise young woman” who is “finding out what her purpose is in the galaxy.” Also making an appearance: some heavy-breathing guy named Darth Vader.

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Live by Night

Affleck and Chris Messina in the crime drama.

STARRING: BEN AFFLECK, ELLE FANNING, ZOE SALDANA, SIENNA MILLER DEC. 25 Could this be Affleck’s Godfather? He stars in and directs the gangster epic about a Boston hoodlum’s rise to power.

Besides directing the film, why did you also choose to star in it? It was such a great part and I had an in with the director, so he had to choose me. At its heart Live by Night is a morality story. Inside Joe is where all the real drama is happening. When did you read the Dennis Lehane novel the film is based on? Leonardo DiCaprio [the film’s Q&A producer] sent it to me the WITH summer before Argo opened. BEN I was trying to find something AFFLECK I wanted to do that was different. I had been watching old movies and feeling really nostalgic for Old Hollywood. What was it like making a movie set in the 1920s era? It felt like I was coming to work in another world. Seeing the room fill up with extras in period clothes was really fun. What can we expect from the film? A big, punchy, sexy gangster story that has all the great themes—redemption, lost love, true love and betrayal.

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Collateral Beauty

DEC. 21 If you’ve gotta be stranded in space with someone, Lawrence and Pratt are toward the top of our list. In this sci-fi romance they play passengers traveling to a new planet. But the ship malfunctions, leaving them alone and lost in the universe.

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SMITH, KATE WINSLET, KEIRA KNIGHTLEY, HELEN MIRREN DEC. 16 The superstarry cast is led by Smith, playing a grieving father whose colleagues try to help him deal with his loss in a surprising way.

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PITT, MARION COTILLARD

NOV. 23 Call it Mr. and Mrs. Spy: Secret operatives Pitt and Cotillard fall for each other while planning an assassination in the World War II thriller. Then Cotillard is suspected of being a double agent.

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Jackie

Portman shows another side of the icon.

STARRING: NATALIE PORTMAN

PETER SARSGAARD, BILLY CRUDUP DEC. 2 Playing Jacqueline Kennedy in the intense days after JFK’s assassination, Portman is an awards front-runner.

What was the most challenging scene to film? The assassination scene. She is the only person in history who experienced that. It’s really unimaginable and horrific. What helped you get into character? Q&A The clothes, the hair, the WITH makeup and learning the NATALIE accent and the rhythms of her PORTMAN voice. But the most crucial part was understanding the emotional and spiritual aspect of her. Was she a style icon for you? Before the film, I knew Jackie primarily as a style icon, but the film’s approach is to see her as a human being. She was very much aware that she was a symbol for people, but she also had a very complex and private interior life.

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Hidden Figures STARRING: TARAJI P.

HENSON, OCTAVIA SPENCER, JANELLE MONAE

DEC. 25 The power trio brings to life the true story of AfricanAmerican mathematicians working at NASA who helped launch John Glenn into space. “Young girls are finally going to hear about a story that was hidden from them,” says Monáe.

La La Land STARRING: RYAN GOSLING,

EMMA STONE

DEC. 12 This modern-day homage to Hollywood’s golden age of musicals has a Best Picture nomination written all over it, thanks to critically acclaimed performances (plus charming songs and dances) from Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling as two struggling artists dreaming of making it big in the City of Angels.

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DEC. 12 Both stars snagged Tonys for their Broadway turns in the play about an African-American family’s struggles in the 1950s, so they’ll be formidable contenders at Oscar time.

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Lion STARRING: DEV PATEL,

NICOLE KIDMAN, ROONEY MARA

NOV. 25 The emotional journey of Saroo Brierley (Patel), who went searching for his birth family in India after being separated from them as a boy, will melt hearts around the globe. (JACKIE) STEPHANIE BRANCHU; (PORTMAN) AMANDA MARSALIS; (LA LA LAND) DALE ROBINETTE; (HIDDEN FIGURES) HOPPER STONE; (LION) WEINSTEIN COMPANY; (FENCES) DAVID LEE/PARAMOUNT PICTURES

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O ff i c e Christmas Pa r t y STARRING: JENNIFER

ANISTON, JASON BATEMAN, T.J. MILLER, KATE McKINNON

DEC. 9 You can bet this party will be funnier, sexier and a lot more entertaining than your company’s.

What did you enjoy most about working on this ﬁlm? Being part of an ensemble again and working with those incredible actors and comedians. How would you describe going to the set each day? It was like a vitamin push! Q&A WITH You’re starring with JENNIFER ANISTON your pal Jason Bateman for the ﬁfth time! Was it fun to reunite? He’s like family that I actually have a really good relationship with. He’s beautifully consistent as an actor and a human being.

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Aniston and Miller get their fiesta on.

STARRING: JAMES FRANCO, BRYAN CRANSTON, ZOEY DEUTCH DEC. 23 It’s a parental nightmare: Ned (Cranston) visits his daughter (Deutch) in college and is shocked to find out she’s romantically involved with a jerky billionaire tech mogul (Franco) who’s about to propose. Can Dad stop her from marrying the wrong guy?

Bad Santa 2 STARRING: BILLY BOB THORNTON, CHRISTINA HENDRICKS, KATHY BATES NOV. 23 Happy bleeping holidays. Thornton is back as cranky con man Willie Soke in this sequel to the 2003 dark comedy. Our antihero tries to rob a charity on Christmas Eve with his trusty sidekick Marcus (Tony Cox), while his mean mama, Sunny (Bates), meddles.

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The star shows off her cool looks to her more than 33 million Instagram followers.

What inspired you to launch your own clothing line, Daya by Zendaya? This line is very much true to who I am, my identity and my style. I worked with my stylist Law [Roach] on it, and it’s totally my vibe—urban elegance. Do you have any favorite pieces? I really love the jumpsuits. Because they’re one-piece, you don’t have to worry about picking out a shirt or pants. They’re comfortable too, so it’s like wearing pajamas. What’s your go-to off-duty look? Sweatpants. I live most of my life in them. Black sweatpants, a black sweatshirt, some [Nike] Air Force 1

sneakers and a bomber jacket. You’re also releasing Zendaya: The App. What’s it about? It’s going to be me sharing my world. People will get a chance to see me in a different light and learn more about my personality. A lot of the content is funny because I love making people laugh. People will see how much of a dork I am! What’s your ultimate style advice? There are no rules. That’s why I love fashion and find it so exciting. Don’t let people’s opinions affect how you live. If I allowed that to affect the way I dress, I’d wear a T-shirt and jeans every day. There would be a lot of things I’d miss out on.

Do you believe in trends? No. Everything that’s cool now won’t be later, and the thing that was cool will be cool again. It’s pointless to try and follow them. No one can tell you what to wear that will make you feel confident. So what makes you feel confident? I’m not afraid of wearing what I want. And I think that’s a way of being outspoken. Also you have to remember that you’re not supposed to be on a timeline. I know plenty of grown women who don’t know who they are yet. At any age you can have a transformation and come into your own or learn more about yourself. So go at your own pace.

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‘OUTERWEAR CAN BE YOUR STATEMENT PIECE. WHEN I WORE THIS COAT, PEOPLE CROWDED AROUND TAKING PICTURES OF IT!’

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The Tyra Beauty founder with her mother, Carolyn London, and son York Banks Asla, now 9 months old.

TO A | STICK REGIMEN I’m guilty of going to bed without washing my face, like when I’m lying [down with] my son and just want to conk out for the night. That’s why I wanted to create delightful skin-care products for my beauty line. My new cleanser removes makeup and has a silico ssil icon ne n scrubber that massa ma mas m massages saag ages es the the sk sskin. k It make mak akes ak kes ees me me wan nt to wash was hm my fac face. e..

A GOOD | FAKE NIGHT’S SLEEP My son is teething, so some nights I barely sleep. The next day my face will look swollen and I’ll have bags under my eyes. My trick is to use my Instant Gratification mask to illuminate and smooth my skin. Then I walk into my office, and everyone’s like, “You look great!” I’m like, “What? I slept for two hours!”

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My secret to balance is to focus on one thing at a time. I used to be the most amazing multitasker, doing three things at once. Not anymore, now that I have my son. I think that’s Mother Nature’s way of saying this life you created takes all of your brain power. Now I’m like, “Mommy’s going on a conference call,” and I give him to his dad [photographer boyfriend Erik Asla]. By Jackie Fields

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I don’t look at hair as hair. I look at it as an accessory, like a hat that you put on and take off. So I’ve been wearing a lot of wigs. My assistant thinks that my son is going to pull off my wig in public because he holds my hair like reins on a horse. I pin it on really well so it doesn’t move, but I feel like one day it might, just a little bit.

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MATCH YOUR MAKEUP TO YOUR ENSEMBLE I’m obsessed with matching your eye shadow to your clothes. People say don’t do it, but I think it looks purposeful and pulled together. For Joan Smalls, I wanted the earthy tones of her eyelids to match the rustic brown of her outfit. I actually used

beauty HACK Always finish your eye makeup before applying foundation, suggests Ta. “That way if your eye shadow falls onto your face, you can clean it up without ruining your base.”

a few layers of blush to give it a little extra pop. BLENDING IS KEY With a pigmented look, you have to blend it so you don’t have harsh lines. For Jenna Dewan Tatum, I started with an eye primer, then I applied a creamy eyeliner at the water line. Next, I added a cream eye shadow, which has such a rich color, followed by powder eye shadow in the same hue to set it. BALANCE OUT YOUR MAKEUP When the eyes are the focal point, I prefer to keep the skin looking fresh, so I reach for a foundation that makes it glow, like La Mer’s. It’s also long-lasting, which is nice because then clients never have to

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worry about touching it up. I also like to do a neutral lip and natural brow, so that the eyes really shine and get attention. SEEK OUT IDEAS ON SOCIAL MEDIA Honestly, I used to work at a M.A.C Cosmetics store in Scottsdale, Ariz., and I moved to L.A. almost three years ago with the hope that I could one day do celebrity makeup. I knew I had a lot to learn, but I posted all the looks I did on social media. That’s actually how I met most of my clients, like Shay Mitchell. I thought it was so cool when she started following me! It proves social media is a great source for inspiration.

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BE OPEN TO SOMETHING NEW You should have fun with makeup, because you never know what will look amazing on you. Alessandra Ambrosio normally wears a cat eye, so doing a sultry look was different for her. But when she saw it, she was superhappy. GIVE COLOR A TRY A lot of women are afraid of colorful eye shadow, so when I apply it, I try to make it as wearable as possible. With Gigi Hadid, when she’s in the mood for color, it has to sparkle, so I’ll add glitter on her eyelids. But for a more subtle take, you could use a colorful eyeliner. It’s still so striking.

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Pistachio & Dried Plum Rice Pilaf THE AUTHOR OF THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPICES & HERBS GIVES A SIMPLE SIDE DISH THE STAR TREATMENT

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2 tbsp. vegetable oil 1 small yellow onion, diced (about 1 cup) 2 garlic cloves, minced 1 tsp. minced fresh ginger 1 cinnamon stick 5 whole star anises 21⁄ 2 cups uncooked basmati or other long-grain rice 1 tsp. kosher salt

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to 1 cup dried pitted plums, quartered cup roasted salted pistachios, chopped, divided

1.Heat oil in a large saucepan over medium high. Add onion and garlic, and cook, stirring occasionally, until golden, about

CINNAMON STICK Drop a stick into your sugar canister to subtly flavor the crystals. “It’ll add a slightly spicy note,” she says.

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10 minutes. Add ginger, cinnamon stick and star anise, and cook, stirring occasionally, 1 minute. 2. Add rice and cook, stirring often, until rice is coated with oil. Stir in 41⁄ 2 cups water and salt, and bring to a boil over medium high. Reduce heat to low; cover and simmer, 18 minutes. Stir

STAR ANISE If you’re roasting a chicken, tuck a few pods into the cavity of the bird “to add more depth of flavor,” Lakshmi says.

in dried plums and half of the pistachios, and remove from heat. Let stand, covered, 5 minutes. Remove and discard cinnamon stick and star anise before serving; sprinkle with remaining pistachios. Serves: 8 Active time: 15 minutes Total time: 45 minutes

GINGERROOT To help “calm an upset stomach,” the Top Chef judge makes a soothing “tea” by steeping thinly sliced ginger in a mug of boiling water.

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1. Process tomatoes and garlic in a food processor until finely chopped. Transfer mixture to a fine wire-mesh strainer, and press out

any excess liquid. Transfer mixture to a bowl; stir in vinegar, oil and salt. 2. Preheat grill or grill pan to mediumhigh (about 450°). Brush both sides of baguette with oil. Grill bread, uncovered, until lightly toasted, about 3 minutes per side. (Bread can also be toasted in toaster or broiled in oven.) 3. Spread tomato mixture evenly over toasted bread. Top evenly with cheese and basil, and drizzle with oil. Cut into 3-inch pieces, and serve immediately. Serves: 4 to 6 Active time: 15 minutes Total time: 20 minutes By Ana Calderone, Sonal Dutt and Jessica Fecteau

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12 plum tomatoes, halved, pulp removed 1 garlic clove 1⁄ 4 cup aged sherry vinegar 1⁄ 4 cup extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for brushing and drizzling 11⁄ 2 tsp. kosher salt 1 baguette, halved 2 oz. manchego cheese, shaved 1⁄ 4 cup loosely packed fresh basil leaves, roughly torn

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Meet Our Baby Boy! THE CHEF AND HIS WIFE, MAYA, WELCOME THEIR FIRST CHILD TOGETHER WHEN MARCUS SAMUELSSON AND HIS WIFE, model Maya Haile, brought home their newborn son Zion, all of Harlem knew about it. “Everyone was engaged in some way because they’ve seen us through the pregnancy,” says the chef, who lives in the neighborhood and runs two of his 10 restaurants (Red Rooster Harlem and Streetbird Rotisserie) there. “It’s a community where we’re on top of each other, but that’s great because it takes a village, right?” For life-juggling help, Samuelsson, 46, also leans on chef friends like Emeril Lagasse and Jonathan Waxman. “We’re fortunate to have people who can give us advice and who have already balanced family, restaurants and a life of being a chef,” says the author of the new Red Rooster Cookbook. Though Haile, 34, says Zion looks “like Marcus, for sure,” the 4-month-old seems to have inherited the couple’s shared love of music. “We got him Photograph by VICTORIA WILL

everything from Bob Marley to Kendrick Lamar to Frank Ocean, plus classical Ethiopian music,” says Samuelsson. “And I will definitely throw in some Swedish hip-hop eventually.” Incorporating their cultures—Samuelsson was born in Ethiopia and adopted by a Swedish family; Haile is also Ethiopian but was raised in Holland— into Zion’s life is a huge priority for the couple, whether it’s stressing their affinity for herring or Harlem block parties. “We have both traveled the world and lived in several countries, so for Zion to keep up that level of curiosity is a big hope,” says Samuelsson, who also has an adult daughter, Zoe. And yes, the baby is already being exposed to his dad’s culinary skills. “It’s been a lot of morning cooking—he’ll sit while we’re doing omelets,” Samuelsson says. “I can’t wait for him to actually help out in the kitchen.” —ANA CALDERONE PEOPLE November 21, 2016

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Small grilled chicken breast with a side of salad greens dressed with olive oil and balsamic vinegar

‘I try to be mindful of having protein and vegetables and a clean diet for my energy’ —LORI LOUGHLIN

Hydration

6-8 glasses of water a day

Grilled white fish with brown rice and asparagus

Oatmeal with cinnamon and chopped walnuts; cup of green tea TIP! ‘CINNAMON ADDS A NATURAL SWEETNESS,’ SAYS GLASSMAN

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A small apple; a handful of almonds

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Totaal Calories: 1,261 The V Verd dict Loughlin starts her d day y on an “ex xcellent” note with oatmeal a and g green tea a for breakfast. “The whole g grains provide energy, and the walnuts a add healthy ffat and omega-3s,” says d dietitian Keri Glassman of nutritiouslife ..com. Glassm man suggests Loughlin “up tthe calories at lunch a bit by adding p plant-based p protein from chickpeas.” B But, she addss, Loughlin’s snack of apple a and almonds gets a “perfect 10 for its ccombo of fibe er, healthy fat and protein.” By Julie Mazziotta and Rennie Dyball

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John Lithgow Last game I played I guess tennis this last weekend. I’ve never played regularly or often enough to get really good, but I have doggedness on my side.

THE VETERAN ACTOR, 71, STARS IN THE NEW NETFLIX SERIES THE CROWN

Last perfect day off We shot The Crown last year in London, and my wife [Mary Yeager] joined me. There were 150 or so shooting days and I only worked about 50 of them, so I had, like, 100 glorious days off when I was supposedly working.

Last time I was moved to tears Sunday morning my wife and I went to see Queen of Katwe. Oh my God, take an entire box of Kleenex! It was tears of sadness and joy and the most unexpected things. I went right home and slept for two hours. It was brilliant.

Last recurring dream The tormenting one of having to play a part and I’ve forgotten the lines. Or reading the script but I don’t have my glasses. Initially you wake up in a total panic, and then you’re relieved and curse yourself for being an actor.

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