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Emma Stone makes a ravishing appearance at the Venice Film Festival.
Married at Last!
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt tie the knot—with their six kids as the wedding party!—in a top-secret ceremony at their French château. There’s loads of extra content on all our tablet editions. Find out more at people.com/ ontablet
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Contents 29 SCOOP Britney Spears dumps
her boyfriend after an alleged cheating scandal. An update on Jennifer Aniston’s engagement and latest movie roles
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After Sheila von Wise-Mack’s body is found stuffed in a suitcase at a posh resort in Bali, her daughter Heather is arrested while the island’s authorities search for answers about what went wrong in paradise PEOPLE picks the top new shows of the season. Plus, updates on your favorite returning series.
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On the eve of her new talk show, Meredith Vieira reveals the ďŹ ve choices that changed her life.
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‘I can’t wait for her to come out.’
—TAYLOR SWIFT, who says she doesn’t let the media scrutiny affect her
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—HAYDEN PANETTIERE, revealing that she’s expecting a daughter with fiancé Wladimir Klitschko
‘One of the alltime greats!’ —ADAM BRODY, dishing on what it was like kissing Rachel Bilson, his costar on The O.C. (and his ex)
‘Snuggling is the secret to happiness.’ —NICOLE KIDMAN, on finding contentment
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‘I think that women find their strength and power in their sexuality, in their sensuality within, [through] getting older and being secure within that.’ —CHARLIZE THERON, when asked to describe womanhood
‘The best selfie ever!’ —DREW BREES, following the birth of his fourth child—and first daughter— with wife Brittany, on Twitter
‘It’s my daughter, she’s my biggest muse.’ —BEYONCE, paying tribute to 2-year-old daughter Blue Ivy in a poem titled “Bey the Light”
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Julie Chen What do you make of the comparisons between your show The Talk and The View? We were never trying to be them. The only thing we have in common is the oval table and five women. What do you think The Talk does best? Humor. I think every single person on this show, all five women, are funny in very different ways. Any big plans for the fifth season? Each host is posed the question, “What would you rather do?” And neither choice will be good! —LYNETTE RICE
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Angelina Jolie told PEOPLE’s Mary Green (above) that their small, intimate celebration was “very much a family affair. . . . The children chose their roles and their clothes.”
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hen news leaked last week that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt had gotten married, I had two thoughts: First, it’s amazing they managed to keep it a secret. Second, I can’t wait to see the photos. Well, the wait is over. In this issue, Brad and Angelina share their wedding album exclusively with People’s audience (in conjunction with HELLO! magazine internationally). Of course this isn’t the first time People has had a Brad and PEOPLE NOW host Jeremy Parsons (right) chats with John Stamos.
Angelina exclusive, and for that, a great deal of credit goes to People’s Deputy East Coast News Editor, Mary Green, who has frequently interviewed Angelina—in good times and bad—and I’m sure Angelina, like everyone, appreciates Mary’s integrity, compassion and unfailingly cheerful vibe. The wedding, as you’ll see, was a warm and unpretentious but incredibly chic affair in which their six kids all played important roles; Italian designer Luigi Massi even incorporated the chil-
dren’s drawings into Angelina’s gown. The photographs in Brad and Angelina’s wedding album provide a beautiful, intimate look at one of the most fascinating families on the planet. I couldn’t be more grateful or proud to bring them to you. SPEAKING OF THINGS we’re proud of:
We have just launched a daily entertainment and lifestyle show, People NOW, which streams live on People.com weekdays at 8:30 a.m. EST. Every day it brings you up to speed on the latest news and trending videos. Plus, we have celebrity guests, inside scoops from our editors and reporters, and segments based on People’s most popular features— like Style Watch, Great Ideas, People Picks and Chatter. Special thanks to our launch partner, Toyota, for helping us give you one more way to enjoy People.
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‘I grieved for Sharon Tate and the loss of her baby boy nearly 40 years after the fact. I hope they are resting in peace’ Kate via People.com Sharon Tate I first learned the details of these murders while I was pregnant with my son. It hit home hard, and I grieved for Sharon Tate and the loss of her baby boy nearly 40 years after the fact. I hope they are resting in peace.
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Jessica Chastain and boyfriend Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo are in love, in step and in sync stylewise, wearing coordinating green looks in N.Y.C. on Aug. 26.
Reese Witherspoon certainly has something to smile about: At the Telluride Film Festival (Aug. 30), she received rave reviews for her performance in Wild.
JUSTINA& SELEN ! REUNITE
On-again, off-again couple Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez appear to be back on. He posted a selfie with her on Aug. 27, and the two took a trip to his native Canada, visiting a horse ranch (Aug. 28) and cozying up on an ATV (Aug. 29).
A designer doing dressage? Yep, that’s Mary-Kate Olsen taking a leap at the Hampton Classic Horse Show in Bridgehampton, N.Y., Aug. 28.
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ASHLEE SIMPSON & EVAN ROSS
A WEDDINGPACKED WEEKEND!
Aug. 31, Greenwich, Conn. The pair wed at the home of the groom’s mother, Diana Ross. For the boho-chic wedding planned by Mindy Weiss, Simpson chose a two-piece Houghton Bride dress and Neil Lane jewelry. Sister Jessica (behind the bride) wore white too!
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JENNY MCCARTHY & DONNIE WAHLBERG
Aug. 31, St. Charles, Ill. Who couldn’t make it for the couple’s big day? The groom’s brother Mark Wahlberg—but the actor sent his well wishes in a video on Instagram, saying, “Congratulations from all of us, wish we could be there!”
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Aug. 30, Miami “The most special night of my life” is how the actress (in a custom Dennis Basso gown) described tying the knot with the Miami Heat player.
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A bearded Andrew GarďŹ eld signs a photo (of him and Emma Stone!) at the premiere of his new movie 99 Homes on Aug. 29. Edward Norton breaks out his phone to document the opening ceremony on Aug. 27.
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In a Jenny Packham dress, plus dazzling accessories, with the canal behind her, Uma Thurman makes a major entrance at the Backstage at CinecittĂ exhibition Aug. 31.
The Girls star took to Insta to show off the Venice sights (and her fashionforward look).
She’s Funny That Way costars Owen Wilson and Kathryn Hahn hit the red carpet for the premiere on Aug. 29.
Lena Dunham and Kate Mara buddy up at a Miu Miu event on Aug. 28, which Dunham described as “what will likely turn out to be the most glamorous night of my life.”
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Regis Philbin looks on as wife Joy touches up between sets on Aug. 27. A recent injury (from playing tennis!) can’t keep Kevin Spacey down on Aug. 30. Tennis whites are the new black for Uzo Aduba, who’s Insta-ready during an Aug. 31 match. All the action is courtside, where Luke Wilson, Will Ferrell and Ferrell’s son Mattias, 7, goof off on Aug. 31.
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Mariska Hargitay and son (Aug. 8) are in awe of the players’ skills on Aug. 26.
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Paul Wesley and girlfriend Phoebe Tonkin serve up a sweet moment on Aug. 30.
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StarTracks Pierce Brosnan strolls arm in arm in N.Y.C. with his original leading lady, Mary May Smith.
Adrien Brody’s mom, Sylvia Plachy, only has eyes for her son as they walk through N.Y.C.
No, that’s not a paparazzo, just a proud parent. Teri snaps daughter Chloë Grace Moretz at the If I Stay premiere in Hollywood.
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STARS & THEIR MOMS
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What runs in this family? Big smiles, seen on Rosario Dawson and her mom, Isabel Celeste, at the Sin City: A Dame to Kill For premiere in Hollywood.
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S Rihanna arriving at Butter restaurant in New York City in a Helmut Lang dress and Christian Louboutin heels with a Balmain clutch and Lynn Ban jewelry.
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S Zoë Saldana filming Watch What Happens Live in New York City in an A.L.C. dress and Christian Louboutin heels.
at the Vanity Fair and Maybelline toast to Veep in West Hollywood in a Camilla and Marc dress and Christian Louboutin sandals with an Edie Parker clutch.
S Padma Lakshmi at ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY’s pre-Emmy party in West Hollywood in a Safia dress and Stuart Weitzman heels with a Roger Vivier clutch.
S Cat Deeley at Audi’s Emmy Week Celebration in West Hollywood in a Christian Siriano dress and Monique Lhuillier sandals with a Kotur clutch. PEOPLE September 15, 2014
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IN AN UNEXPECTED PLUNGING GOWN AND A NEW DO, EMMA STONE RULES THE RED CARPET AT THE BIRDMAN PREMIERE DURING THE VENICE FILM FESTIVAL A Timely Trim Stone's just-cut bob (courtesy of her hairstylist Mara Roszak) allows for the deep neckline of the dress to stand out.
An Ethereal Throwback The tulle crisscross detailing evokes a toga, albeit a very high-fashion one!
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The deep-emerald gown is from the Valentino Fall 2014 Couture collection, which was inspired by pagan goddesses and Imperial Rome.
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Britney Spears may have been nursing a newly broken heart when she stepped onto the stage on Aug. 28, but she definitely didn’t show it. “She was really amazing,” concertgoer Katie Woodhams says of the singer’s performance at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas. “She was giving it everything she had. Lots of smiles.” Hours earlier, news broke that Spears, 32, had split with her boyfriend David Lucado, 28, even though the two were spotted together just The best five days earlier. part of a breakup? “She was serious Going “on more about David,” first dates,” Spears (in 2013) said onsays an insider. stage Aug.31 in “She wanted to Las Vegas. settle down with him. She thought he was great with her boys [Preston, 9, and Jayden, 8, her kids with ex-husband Kevin Federline] and wanted to have another baby with him.” But after Spears’s father, Jamie, informed her that a video proving Lucado’s infidelity was being shopped around, she ended things immediately. “She trusted David,” says the insider. “She can’t believe that he was not being loyal.” (Lucado did not respond to requests for comment.) But not everyone was as blindsided. “He has a history of sneaking around,” says a source close to Lucado. “He would go out at night a lot without her.” From the beginning, some PEOPLE September 15, 2014
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of Spears’s family had their reservations about the Virginia-bred Lucado. “Jamie was very suspicious of David’s intentions,” the insider says. “Clearly his initial instinct was right. Everyone is upset at David.” But up until their split, the couple appeared to be heading for the altar. Last September she accompanied him to his sister’s wedding in Virginia. Spears and Lucado’s moms “seemed comfortable with each other,” an onlooker told People at the time. He returned the gesture in March when he traveled with her to New Orleans for the nuptials of Spears’s little sister Jamie Lynn, 23. Despite their blended lives, those close to the star say a reunion will never happen. “There is no way she
would ever take him back,” says the insider. “It’s over for good.” For Spears, being single is probably for the best. “Being in a relationship was tough for her because she has so much going on,” a source close to Spears tells People. “She’s been so busy with her show and taking care of her two boys. It’s been a lot.” The source admits Spears is “upset” about how the relationship ended, but says she’s channeling her emotions into work, which includes her Las Vegas run and her upcoming lingerie line the Intimate Britney Spears. “She’s focusing on her show right now,” the source adds. “She’s moving on.” IN HAPPIER TIMES Spears and Lucado (above, in August) began dating in February 2013.
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IN THE FIGHT OF HER LIFE
On People.com, we’re keeping you updated on Joan Rivers’s health, but as this issue goes to press, she remains in New York’s Mount Sinai Hospital, since she stopped breathing during a medical procedure on Aug. 28. On the evening before she went into the hospital, I had the privilege of interviewing her at an event for Out @ Time Inc., an organization for the company’s LGBT employees, in New York City. Joan was at her best that night—hilarious, lively, sharp and warm. I’d never seen her in such great spirits, and she even expressed gratitude for her remarkable health at age 81. Despite the take-no-prisoners wit that has made her one of the greatest comics of all time, Joan Rivers is a woman of elegance and compassion. After the event, she went from the Time & Life Building to the West Bank Cafe a few blocks away to try out new material for her stand-up act. She seemed unstoppable. I hope for the sake of her daughter Melissa and the rest of her family that she is. I choose to believe that she always will be. —JESS CAGLE, EDITORIAL DIRECTOR
‘Despite the takeno-prisoners wit that has made her one of the greatest comics of all time, Joan Rivers is a woman of elegance and compassion’
The night before she was hospitalized, a source says Rivers (in 2010; inset, with Melissa in 2005) “seemed great” while promoting her book. “She was really boisterous and energetic.” Below, Mount Sinai Hospital.
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JENNIFER ANISTON
HER NEXT MOVES
Aniston, 45, “is just happy to be sharing her life” with Theroux, 43, says a source. Inset: Aniston and Theroux in N.Y.C. June 23.
Holding court with her arm around fiancé Justin Theroux after the L.A. premiere of her movie Life of Crime on Aug. 27, Jennifer Aniston was in her element. Just past the two-year anniversary of their engagement, the couple “are doing great,” says a source. They’re just in no rush. “They’re still talking about a wedding, and it will happen eventually,” adds the source. “They’re looking into sunny and warm locations like Hawaii.” And she’s sick of questions about whether she’ll have kids. “I don’t have this sort of checklist of things that have to be done, and if they’re not checked, then I’ve failed some part of my being a woman,” she said on Today before reuniting with Friends pals Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow on Jimmy Kimmel Live (see below). Next she’s taking another indie drama, Cake, to the Toronto International Film Festival. Crime director Daniel Schechter says the edgier roles are her “Matthew McConaughnaissance. They’re going to redefine how you see her.” —MIA MCNIECE with
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1 “Everything had to be built from scratch,” says production designer David Ellis. Toughest to replicate: the shelves’ color.
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2 “The original floor was parquet, and believe it or not, they’re not making that anymore. We looked for days!”
3 “Some of the Post-its and artwork on the fridge had to be altered a bit because we didn’t want it to be too busy behind Jimmy’s head.” —TARA FOWLER
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Beethoven and Leonardo da Vinci as rap stars? The genre didn’t even exist when they walked the earth, but you wouldn’t know it from watching YouTube’s Epic Rap Battles of History channel. Back in 2010, comedy improv buddies Lloyd Ahlquist, 37, and Peter Shukoff, 35, got the idea to dress up as historical figures and celebrities—and pit them against one another in rap battles. The channel is now one of YouTube’s most popular, with several videos garnering more than 80 million views. “We get to argue for a living,” says Shukoff. “It’s so fun.” Not to mention educational since they thoroughly research their characters’ verbal ammo. “I wasn’t really that good at history in school,” admits Ahlquist. “But when Pete and I did ‘Stalin vs. Rasputin,’ I read a lot of Russian history.” (Need a physics crash course? Watch “Sir Isaac Newton vs. Bill Nye.”) As for their new notoriety, that’s pure icing, says Shukoff: “We’re just happy to do something we love that people enjoy.” —JANINE RAYFORD RUBENSTEIN Comedians Shukoff (left) and Ahlquist debut ERB’s fourth season in November.
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Dog What My ______ Knows About Me
“If there’s one thing that my dog knows about me and no one else does, it’s that I’m such a scaredycat. He would know this because I always want him to be a guard dog. In the middle of the night at my apartment, if I’m all alone and hear a noise, I completely freak out. And I always try to get Chaplin to be a ferocious protector. Sometimes when I’m scared, I’ll try to create booby traps in my house. I’ll lock my bedroom door, and I’ll try to put a chair or something in the hallway that would make noise if someone walks by it. I have a very active imagination. There’s a lot of nighttime activity dedicated to trying to foil an intruder— especially if I’m watching American Horror Story!” —TARA FOWLER
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‘Justin Bieber vs. Beethoven’ VIEWS: 75 Million “This is one of my favorites,” says Shukoff. “I knew we were a success when I got to break a piano as Beethoven.”
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>> The actress, 37, stars in and coproduced The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby, which appears in theaters in three segments: Him, Her and Them. After tackling the films’ heavy themes (a once-happy couple face tragedy), the Oscar nominee is up for lighter fare: “I love The Notebook. I would love to do a comedy or a romance.” Below she shares a side of her that only Chaplin, her beloved threelegged pooch, knows.
‘John Lennon vs. Bill O Reilly’ VIEWS: 31 Million “It cost about $200 to make,” says Ahlquist of their first video. “At first it got 250,000 views and we were like, ‘Wow!’”
‘[The Walking Dead’s] Rick Grimes vs. [Breaking Bad’s] Walter White’ VIEWS: 26 Million At the suggestion of fans, they expanded to fictional characters.
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There is only one way to make sure your privates remain that way: Don’t put them in front of a camera.* It’s a painful lesson that Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton and others learned when pics of each woman in her birthday suit hit the Internet. The actresses claimed a violation of privacy—rightly so—and blamed a hacker who grabbed them off the “cloud.” Problem is, a “cloud” provides about as much protection as the rhythm method. (After all, according to oxforddictionaries.com, a cloud is “a visible mass of condensed water vapor floating in the atmosphere.” Not exactly Fort Knox.) But like a cloud, the scandal should pass quickly: Lawrence will likely make a very clever joke about it on a talk show, and Upton will go back to doing whatever it is that Upton does, which—as far as we can tell—involves taking almost-naked pictures Kate for magazine covers. Upton
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“I listened to that cassette in high school while driving my old pickup truck. When I hear that song now, it instantly puts me back in Start, La., where I grew up.”
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“It’s a piece of art for me. A real masterpiece. Anytime I get to see my wife perform it, it just transfixes me.”
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“My daughter Gracie played it in the car for me, and I loved it. On tour we started playing it right before our show starts. The crowd sang along every night. It’s pretty cool.” —DANIELLE ANDERSON
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Passages EXPECTING Carrie Underwood is going to be a mom! The singer, 31, is expecting her first child this spring with her husband, professional hockey player Mike Fisher, 34. She announced the news Sept. 1 with an adorable Instagram photo
(inset) of her pooches wearing big-brother and big-sister shirts. The couple have been married since 2010. Amanda Peet, 42, and her husband, Game of Thrones cocreator David Benioff, 44, are expecting their third child. They are already parents to daughters Frances Pen, 71⁄2, and Molly June, 4. Shakira, 37, is pregnant with her second child. The “Hips Don’t Lie” singer, who has been dating soccer star Gerard Piqué, 27, since 2011, made the announcement on Facebook Aug. 28, writing, “Yes, we are expecting our second baby!! Thank you all for your well wishes!” The pair
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have a 11⁄2-year-old son, Milan. Bridesmaids actor Chris O’Dowd, 34, is expecting his first child with wife Dawn O’Porter, 35. He revealed the news on Twitter Aug. 27, posting a video in which he nominated his own baby for the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. His wife obliged by dumping a glass of ice water on her growing belly. Rachelle Friedman, 28, the bride who became paralyzed in 2010 after a freak accident at her bachelorette party, is expecting her first child with the help of her college friend Laurel Humes, who is serving as a gestational surrogate for Friedman and her husband, Chris Chapman. “I was so nervous,” Fried-
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man told People of seeing the fetus for the first time on the sonogram. “It was so small, and the doctor pointed it out to me, and I was so excited. . . . It’s just crazy to hear the heartbeat of our child.”
STEPPING DOWN Chelsea Clinton, 34, is
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Boston Marathon bombing survivor James Costello weds the nurse who cared for him
Costello and D’Agostino exchange vows on Aug. 23 (inset, on April 15, 2013).
There’s a happy ending for Boston Marathon bombing survivor James Costello, who married rehab nurse Krista D’Agostino Aug. 23. The couple, both 31, took their vows at a nautical-themed wedding at the Hyatt Regency Boston in a “fun but intimate affair with plenty of dancing,” says wedding planner Rachael Gross. Costello was standing near the marathon finish line waiting for a friend to complete the race when the bombs went off, killing three and injuring 264. Severely burned on his right arm and leg, he underwent multiple skin grafts at Massachusetts General Hospital and was sent to Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital to recover. It was there he met D’Agostino. One thing led to another, and he proposed in December. “April 15 was one of the worst days of my life. I soon wondered why and for what reason this has happened,” he wrote in a Facebook post in December. “I now realize why I was involved in the tragedy. It was to meet my best friend, and the love of my life.” PEOPLE September 15, 2014
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divorce on July 29 in San Mateo, Calif. Their divorce hearing is set for December. Reps for the Youngs had no comment.
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exclusively in a statement. The former First Daughter, who is expecting a baby with husband Marc Mezvinsky, 36, said she’s stepping down “to continue focusing on my work at the Clinton Foundation and as Marc and I look forward to welcoming our first child.”
IN TROUBLE Miley Cyrus’s 2014 MTV VMAs date Jesse Helt, 22,
SPLIT Neil Young, 68, has split from his wife, Pegi Young,
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Katy Perry Inspired by a teacher who took a chance on her, the star is helping kids get a leg up Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to experience the best educational system, because my parents moved around a lot. I was often pulled out of school—even in the middle of the year. I ended up being homeschooled and going to really strange Christian private schools before I left to pursue my dream. But even though I didn’t always have the greatest education, I was influenced by a lot of my music instructors. When I was about 13, there was one woman named Agatha Danoff who gave me Italian-opera vocal lessons at the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, Calif. I couldn’t really afford the lessons, but she found a way to give them to me anyway. So I look at partnering with Staples for the Make Roar Happen campaign benefiting DonorsChoose.org as my way of paying it forward. I want to remind people that a small gesture can make a large impact on the very basic materials classrooms need for teachers to help students reach their fullest potential. I have a lot of fans who are in the moment of education in their lives—from kindergarten to college—so this is the greatest opportunity to take advantage of my success and set For more information, go to a positive example. DonorsChoose.org
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turned himself in to the Polk County Jail in Dallas, Ore., on Aug. 28. The young homeless man had been sought on an arrest warrant since 2011 after he violated probation stemming from an earlier arrest. He posted $2,500 bail the same night and is expected to appear before a judge in mid-September. Helt, who moved to Los Angeles to become a model and ended up living on the streets, gained notoriety after he accepted the singer’s award for Video of the Year on her behalf to raise awareness about homeless youth.
Seinfeld actor Stephen Lee died of a heart attack in his Los Angeles apartment on Aug. 14. He was 58. His actress friend Lisa Pescia confirmed his death to The Hollywood Reporter on Aug. 27. A 9-year-old New Jersey girl accidentally killed her shooting instructor Charles Vacca while learning to fire an Uzi submachine gun at Bullets and Burgers gun range in White Hills, Ariz. “I have regret we let this child shoot, and I have regret that Charlie was killed in the incident,” range operator Sam Scarmardo told the Associated Press on Aug. 27.
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Steve Buscemi as criminal sad sack Nucky Thompson.
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When booze again flows legally in America, will Steve Buscemi’s Nucky still be lucky? TV DRAMA As the 1920s saga moves into the Depression for its fifth, final season, the rival gangsters continue to winnow themselves down with the occasional bloodbath. But Atlantic City bootlegger Nucky Thompson (Buscemi) has an eye toward the end of Prohibition. He’s setting himself up as a legit rum importer. However, after running into Joseph Kennedy, father of the future President, he laments that he has none of the Bostonian’s swagger or connections. This sourness is the enduring if paradoxical appeal of Buscemi’s performance. He may not have the heft of a James Gandolfini, but his biting displeasure with the world is original and real. We get flashbacks into Nucky’s childhood, but Buscemi has already done all the work: One look at his eyes tells you everything about Nucky’s past, present—and future. (HBO, Sept. 7, 9 p.m.)
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A gay couple endure an unwanted split MOVIE DRAMA Alfred Molina and John Lithgow are George and Ben, a Manhattan couple who marry after years together. George is promptly fired from his job at a Catholic school, and the financially strapped pair must sell their apartment. Searching for a new home, they split up, bunking with friends and relatives. Everyone’s nerves are soon fried. This is a gentle but meticulously observed story, not so much about love as the frayed fondness that replaces it over time. The end, though, quietly stuns us with the real thing. In an excellent cast, Lithgow is the standout as a man delicately out of sync with his new environment. (R)
Alfred Molina (left) and John Lithgow: united forever but living apart.
Rich boy gone broke: an unlikely love story.
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Fusic APP MUSIC A novel app
that blends selfies with music videos, Fusic empowers fans to insert their own performance into their favorite stars’ videos. Fusers can flip through celebrity uploads, view amateur mashups or compete in A-list challenges, like the ongoing Ariana Grande “Break Free” competition. Winners are included in Grande’s official “fan clip.” ( fusic.com)
clever-cynical fantasy about a rich bachelor (Jason Bateman) who’s been cut off by his parents and temporarily thrust out into the real world—where he promptly steals his best friend’s (Billy Crudup) girlfriend (Olivia Wilde). Bateman’s aloof naivety may be the hook here, but it’s Wilde’s earnest charisma that elevates things beyond mere homage. (PG-13) 50
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A marriage drifts toward disaster, a medical crisis comes up against a question of faith, and a retail queen shops without ever dropping. EDITED BY KIM HUBBARD
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and a marriage on the precipice intertwine in a short, powerful tale built around a hot topic— whether a devout Jehovah’s Witness teen should be forced to accept a lifesaving blood transfusion. Heartbreaking and profound, it skillfully juxtaposes the dilemmas of ordinary life and tabloid-ready controversy.
familiar—a couple raising a family and accumulating grievances about marriage as they reach middle age. But this novel’s unsparing look at emotional abuse and its devastating consequences gives it gravity and bite, while a glimpse into a physically damaged mind both surprises and fascinates.
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Betty Halbreich I’ll Drink toThat
NONFICTION Know your style, know yourself. At least that’s the philosophy of this charming memoir. Halbreich’s journey from cosseted Park Avenue wife to Bergdorf Goodman’s legendary director of personal shopping is, surprisingly, an inspirational feminist tale: Analyzing the desires of her clients (who include the cast of Sex and the City), she helps them find their richer, truer selves. She is to retail therapy what Freud was to, well, therapy-therapy.
NEW IN NONFICTION Sheila Heti, Heidi Julavits and Leanne Shapton Women in Clothes All about the intent behind that fundamental act of dressing—and how it makes a statement about style and self.
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Ginger Alden Elvis & Ginger
Randall Munroe What If?
Engaged to Elvis Presley but destined never to reach the altar by his side, his fiancée recalls her final days with the King in that strange paradise called Graceland.
The online author, famous for stickfigure drawings and mind-pausing questions (“How long could the human race survive on only cannibalism?”) makes the move to print.
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MUSIC POP Puberty has been good to Greyson Chance: The charming young moppet who rose to fame on YouTube and once plied his spot-on Lady Gaga covers for Ellen DeGeneres has grown into a mature and masterful blue-eyed soul singer. In the slinky, punchy “Thrilla in Manila” (inspired by the singer’s massive popularity in the Philippines), Chance croons a series of boxingbased come-ons over a disco beat straight out of 1979. Even his falsetto has a falsetto.
Hugh Scully reenacts Hitler’s rise and fall.
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An improbably riveting docudrama traces the links between conflicts DVD HISTORY This insightful miniseries mixes interviews and archival footage with staged reenactments, linking key moments from World War I (like the flawed negotiations of the Treaty of Versailles) to the motivations that later fueled and extinguished World War II. Casting pairs of actors to play young/old Adolf Hitlers, Winston Churchills and Franklin Roosevelts, World Wars captures the personal demons and failures that would decades later guide world leaders toward victory, vindication and villainy.
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This short-lived cult classic would deserve to be celebrated simply as a launching pad for so many tart, smart TV stars, like Parks and Recreation’s Adam Scott and Masters of Sex’s Lizzy Caplan. And Jane Lynch went from here to Glee. It also happens to be an incredibly funny show about L.A. caterers who dole out canapés while hungering for showbiz success. (Hulu Plus)
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A last tangle in Paris for Maggie Smith MOVIE COMEDY-DRAMA The setup of My Old Lady No. promises light French fun and froth—Kevin Kline inherits an expensive Paris apartment only to discover Maggie Smith living inside as his legal tenant—but for every shrug of C’est la vie there’s a bitter confrontation or revelation. La vie, in short, is not always so c’est. Smith, perhaps relieved not to be in highcrinkled Lady Violet mode, rumbles and wheezes with the sad, wary fatigue of old age. Kline’s moods swing violently, but his ironic charm gives the role a dancing grace. (PG-13)
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Banks makes a bold entrance.
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Welcome to the ordinary life of some extraordinary kids in Britain TV REALITY This sensitive, touching show, which began as a prize-winning British Web series, is about a group of mentally challenged young people living together in a supervised home in Brighton. And, of course, hanging out together, just as they would if this were The Real World or—where are the sands of yesteryear?— Jersey Shore. They sing at karaoke clubs, vacation in Malta, date and break up. The difference is that the more you know them the more you feel for them and appreciate their company. This airs as a marathon, by the way, so program the DVR. (OWN, Sept. 7, 2:30 p.m.)
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Brad&Angelina
They Do! The world’s most glamorous couple (and six delighted kids) share exclusive wedding photos with PEOPLE
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Family Joy The Jolie-Pitts celebrate at their French home, Ch창teau Miraval, on Aug. 23, 2014. Clockwise from left: Jolie and Vivienne, 6; Maddox, 13; Zahara, 9; Pitt and Pax, 10; Knox,6; and Shiloh, 8.
Unscripted Moment Among the day’s memorable highlights: a dropped wedding band, which Shiloh and Knox (in hats of their choosing) promptly retrieved.
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here was no string quartet, no soaring chorus, no star soloist. As Angelina Jolie prepared to walk down the aisle on the arms of her oldest sons, 13-year-old Maddox and 10-year-old Pax, the only sound filling the ancient stone chapel was charmingly lo-fi: a joyful noise from the 20 assembled guests and the groom himself, Brad Pitt. “There was no music, so
family and friends hummed ‘Here Comes the Bride,’” Jolie tells People of the intimate Aug. 23 ceremony on the grounds of Château Miraval, the couple’s estate in Correns, France. In a nod to tradition, Pitt only got his first glimpse of Jolie—dazzling in a classic white gown with a you’ve-never-seenanything-like-this twist—as she made her entrance. “Brad didn’t see the dress until the moment of the wedding,” she says. Then, with a California judge officiating the nondenominational civil ceremony, the couple exchanged heartfelt words penned for the occasion by
their six kids. “The children wrote vows and asked us to make promises to each other,” says Jolie. “It was very sweet what they came up with.” This is what “I do” looks like for the planet’s most-talked-about couple: part royal grandeur (that château!), part perfectly imperfect chaos (never trust elementary schoolers with a wedding ring) and wholly a reflection of the bride and groom’s half dozen young wedding planners: Maddox, Pax, Zahara, 9, Shiloh, 8, and 6-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne. From the adorably askew cake—baked and generously frosted by
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The Procession! Maddox and Pax escorted their mom down the aisle, while ower girls Zahara (in a dress by friend Adama Kebe) and Vivienne (in a dress from her closet) threw petals from the family’s gardens.
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Beautiful Bride Jolie wore a small flower ring that belonged to her late mother, Marcheline Bertrand, on her right hand.
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Pax—to Jolie’s gown and veil, designed by Atelier Versace master tailor Luigi Massi and hand-sewn with dozens of the children’s drawings, the entire affair unfolded at the intersection of A-list and Pinterest. “It was important to us that the day was relaxed and full of laughter,” Pitt, 50, and Jolie, 39, tell People. “It was such a special day to share with our children and a very happy time for our family.”
Of course, there was never any doubt that the “simple, personal” festivities would center on the couple’s six-pack of distinctive personalities. “It’s going to be Disney or paintball—one or the other!” Jolie told People in May of her kids’ “verging on hysterical” ideas for the wedding. More than two years in the making—ever since Pitt proposed to Jolie, at their children’s urging, in spring 2012—the celebration offered each child the opportunity to play his or her own unique part. “The children chose their roles and their clothes,” says Jolie. For Maddox and Pax that meant walking down the aisle with Mom—and lending a tie to Dad, who forgot to pack his own. Flower girls Zahara, in a dress designed by family friend Adama Kebe, and Viv, in a dress from her closet, opted to throw petals gathered from the family’s 1,200-acre estate. As for ring bearers Knox and Shiloh, the day called for whimsical hats of their choosing— and, yes, a briefly dropped wedding band, prompting giggles from the guests, a group that included Pitt’s parents, Bill and Jane, his brother and sister Doug and Julie, Jolie’s brother James Haven, designer Massi and jeweler Robert Procop. The informal ceremony, which kicked off around 11:30 a.m., offered emotional moments, too: Pitt had a dedication to Jolie’s beloved mother, Marcheline Bertrand, who died of ovarian cancer in 2007, engraved on a stone in the chapel where they exchanged vows. Both Jolie and Haven, 41, wore mementos to honor her as well: For Jolie, “a little flower ring that was hers” worn on her index finger, she says, “and Jamie wore an angel pin from her jewelry box.” Procop, who also designed Jolie’s Art Deco-
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style engagement ring along with Pitt, created the Oscar-winning couple’s wedding bands. Pitt and Jolie started planning the bands’ design when they first got engaged, says Procop. “This is a couple who continue to think about how to surprise each other in gifts of love that all have meaning,” he says. “If every couple was like this, it would be a beautiful world.” Jolie’s earrings and Pitt’s suit were both pulled from their own existing wardrobes. But perhaps no single creation better captured the spirit of the day than Jolie’s one-of-a-kind dress. Having previously shared the children’s yearning to see her in a quintessential wedding gown à la Princess Fiona in Shrek, the star worked closely with longtime friend Massi. “Luigi is like family to me, and I couldn’t imagine anyone else making this dress,” says the actress, who devised the idea of putting her kids’ creativity on full display, from drawings of the family to pictures of planes, motorbikes, flowers and the words “ma famille” (French for “my family”). The result? Outrageously chic and endearingly sweet. (And quite possibly the world’s first example of haute couture-meets-fridge art . . . réfrigérature?) “He knows and cares for the children, and it was great fun putting it together,” says Jolie, who has worn Atelier Versace designs to the Golden Globes and Oscars (including her famous leg-baring gown in 2012). For Massi the opportunity to incorporate the work of the family’s young artists was particularly meaningful. “I was honored to be asked to make the dress,” he says. “We have been friends and worked together over a decade. I am grateful to the Versace family for the trust in me to execute the designs for Angelina.”
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guests hummed Mendelssohn’s “Wedding March” and repaired to the countryside surrounding the moated 35-room main house, where the couple first settled in 2008 just before welcoming the twins. Seated in the midst of spectacular scenery—including pine forests, olive groves, terraced hillside 70
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vineyards and a private lake—the wedding party enjoyed a relaxed, alfresco reception. On the menu for the casual picnic à l’Américain: kid-friendly, BBQstyle fare, washed down with awardwinning Miraval rosé from the couple’s vineyards and Jolie’s beverage of choice, Bosnian rose petal juice. (It’s a sweet drink made from brewed rose petals, strained and blended with simple syrup.) Dessert included Pax’s cake along with several flavors of sorbet and chocolate and vanilla ice cream. Although they have a history of exchanging romantic gifts—often weaving in their children’s original artwork, a hint of things to come with the dress—
‘It was important to us that the day was relaxed and full of laughter. It was such a special day to share with our children and a very happy time for our family’ —JOLIE & PITT
the couple chose not to do so for this occasion. The best part of the entire affair? “Seeing how excited the children were,” says Jolie, who has often spoken of the deepening bond she experienced with Pitt through parenthood. It has been a remarkable journey for the two superstars: Jolie, the Los Angelesreared daughter of Bertrand and actor Jon Voight, and Pitt, one of three children raised in Springfield, Mo., by Bill and Jane. Costars in 2005’s Mr. & Mrs. Smith, the pair later found a shared joy in growing a family together—and growing and growing. “All your memories are based on time together, so you don’t have separate experiences,” Jolie told People in May. “You have this person you live with who really knows you, and you know them so well. You’re not lovers or boyfriend and girlfriend as much as you are a family.” There have been challenges, too, including Jolie’s double mastectomy in
One of a Kind Knox gets an up-close look at his mom’s gown, featuring drawings by him and his siblings of zebras, drums, tanks and more.
2013, with Pitt by her side through the ordeal. “We’ve been through so much,” Jolie told People. “We’ve gotten a lot closer, which I think naturally happens with raising a family together.”
The couple pulled off the top-secret
wedding in part by holding it at their home away from home. With its Romanesque architecture and sprawling grounds, Miraval provided an ideal setting for their dream day. Pitt, a passionate architecture and design buff, has taken a sharp interest in remodeling the estate to suit his modern aesthetic. Over the years, he has personally chosen everything from fabrics to furnishings in Paris and at various art fairs. Most recently, during a 10-day visit in July, the actor quietly saw to certain finishing details. Many of the home’s amenities cater to their active brood, including indoor and outdoor pools, a commercial-quality home theater, a state-of-the-art video game room and vegetable and fruit gardens. “I’m a farmer now,” Pitt recently said of the family’s country life. But they’re also in the business of
Angelina’s Unique Bridal Gown With its fitted bodice and full skirt, Jolie’s dress, designed by Atelier Versace master tailor Luigi Massi, looks every inch the traditional bridal gown—from the front. The back tells a different story: that of the family’s adventure-filled life, as drawn by the couple’s six children and hand-sewn into the gown and veil. Close to Jolie for years, “I have watched the children grow up, and I loved creating with their drawings,” Massi tells PEOPLE.
The Kiss Mom and Dad seal the deal with a passionate embrace—and elicit giggles from daughters Zahara and Shiloh.
Family Affair A fixture in their grandchildren’s lives, Pitt’s Springfield, Mo.-based parents, Bill and Jane, proudly pose with (from left) Vivienne, Zahara, Shiloh and Knox.
making movies. The couple fit the wedding into a busy year: Pitt, who won an Oscar as a producer of 2013’s Best Picture winner 12 Years a Slave, filmed his WWII drama Fury in England, while in Australia Jolie directed her WWII drama Unbroken. The two stayed connected via old-fashioned love letters. In recent weeks they have prepped for By the Sea, a drama Jolie wrote “a few years ago for Brad and me” and will direct, she told People. “It’s something really small and experimental.” Just five days after the ceremony, Pitt was at work promoting Fury in London, followed by a commercial shoot in New
‘We are working together on a drama about grief and... a difficult marriage. We find it very funny that it’s our honeymoon’ —JOLIE ON BY THE SEA
York City. Jolie, meanwhile, arrived in the Mediterranean island country of Malta on Aug. 27, where she has been scouting locations for By the Sea. Pitt has since joined her there, and the pair will begin shooting soon. “We are working together on a drama about grief and finding a way through a difficult marriage,” Jolie says of the film, in which they play a couple who become obsessed with their neighbors, one played by French actress Mélanie Laurent. “We find it very funny that it’s our honeymoon.” It’s work, yes, but it’s play too—especially now that the couple who have long talked of “growing old” together have made it official. Does married life feel any different so far? “Not different,” says Jolie, “just very content.” With Peter Mikelbank in Paris
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Sweet Ending Proving that there’s no such thing as too much frosting, Pax (third from left) took the lead on baking—and decorating—the homemade wedding cake.
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‘I’M HAPPY TO BE ALIVE’ She became a ’70s icon by playing a blind skater in the syrupy teen classic. But a dramatic recovery from a severe stroke is her greatest triumph BY JOHNNY DODD
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ICE QUEEN Johnson, who became an overnight star in Ice Castles (left, with Robby Benson in the ’78 film, and below, with Roger Moore in For Your Eyes Only, 1981), says fame was “a blast.”
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ynn-Holly Johnson was just 20 years old when she jumped and spun her way into America’s heart as blind figure skater Alexis Winston in the 1978 tearjerker Ice Castles. “We forgot about the flowers,” her boyfriend Nick (played by Robby Benson) declares in the movie’s finale when Alexis, after performing a flawless routine, betrays her sightlessness because she cannot pick up roses tossed on the ice. That sudsy scene was Johnson’s biggest Hollywood moment. But in real life she’s faced equally dramatic adversity. In 2010 she suffered a near-fatal stroke. After years of rehabbing her damaged brain, the former competitive figure skater and Golden Globe nominee has become an activist, hoping to educate others about the little-known risk factor that put her in danger. Now, says Johnson, 55, “I’m just happy to be alive.” But the road back hasn’t been easy.
probably caused by three clots, which Dr. David Brown, director of the Hoag Stroke Program in Orange County, Calif., says most likely reached her brain through a tiny hole in Johnson’s heart (known as a patent foramen ovale, or PFO). When she regained consciousness, Johnson was asked what year it was; “1968,” she said. Ten days later she left the hospital, suddenly robbed of her ability to navigate the world. Johnson spent hours each day in rehab with other stroke victims, struggling to regain basic cognitive function. “I was crying every day, always on edge,” recalls Johnson, who would get lost driving her two kids, KelOn a recent visit to her Newport Beach, len and Jansie (now 16 and 13), to Calif., home, Johnson halts mid- school and doctors’ appointments. One sentence. “Wait,” she stammers. “I lost morning she wrote a $2,400 check to a what I was going to say. What were we vacuum cleaner salesman. “Numbers,” talking about?” That lapse—which she says, “made no sense to me.” Johnson, who moved on from acting Johnson calls a “scrambled egg feeling”— still happens at least once a day. after appearing in more than a dozen But it’s far better than what Johnson films — including a stint as a Bond girl in For Your Eyes Only— experienced during her ‘I’m walking, estimates she’s “probastroke. Four years ago Johnson’s husband, talking, laughing bly 80 percent back.” Today, in between exerKelly Givens, 57, found and dancing. her brain by her in their home in a I’m grateful to be cising working on calculus and catatonic state. “She was alive every day’ trigonometry problems like an Etch A Sketch —JOHNSON from her kids’ math that someone shook and suddenly just went blank,” recalls textbooks, she shares her story with Givens of Johnson, who remembers audiences, urging those with a history little of the incident. “She had a look of of PFOs in their family (an estimated 25 percent of the population) to undergo fear in her eyes.” Givens rushed his wife to a nearby a test to determine their risk. “I can still move people,” says hospital and carried her into the emergency room. Doctors eventually Johnson. “Only I don’t do it with my discovered that Johnson’s stroke was acting anymore.”
THE BEST THERAPY “Helping others truly saved us,” says Jessica (center, with Mike, and below, delivering food and hugs in Spokane).
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exhausted. I was bitter toward my husband. I was ashamed of the person I’d become. I felt I should do something for people who had been rejected, shunned, were hopeless—the way I had felt. I packed 40 brown bags and a case of water and, in high heels, walked through downtown Spokane
they own in their backpacks. I have no reason to complain. JESSICA: We spent the last $40,000 of our savings [to start Blessings]. Mike [who had lost his job at a warehouse club after nine years] has had eight back surgeries, so he’s on disability. Our board just started paying us $1,000 a month. We barely get by, but we’re okay. The Kovacs have provided hot MIKE: We’ve helped people meals and other help with furniture, apartments, to hundreds of getting started again. We Spokane’s hungry with a basket full of have so much in common: and homeless since 2007. sack lunches. We all want to feel love and MIKE: When I went out acceptance. Working side by with Jess and saw the homeside with my wife, we have a closeless people living on the street, I ness between us that we never had thought: They’re going to be sleeping before. This has saved our marriage. under this bridge, with everything —CATHY FREE & JEFF NELSON
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“It was fascinating to put myself in my dad’s shoes and draw all these things,” says Theodora (with Richards in 2014) about their new children’s book.
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hen Keith Richards was first approached to do a children’s book, “my first response was, ‘A children’s book? You’re kidding me,’ ” says the 70-year-old Rolling Stones guitarist, who is best known for the sordid tales of drugs, arrests and life on the road that he told in his bestselling memoir Life. But this time Richards delivers a surprisingly sweeter story: His new book Gus & Me (out Sept. 9) is a tribute to his grandfather Gus, who gave him his first guitar around age 9. “I’ve always wanted to pay homage to Gus. He set me on my way,” says the rocker, who himself is Grandpa to five—Ella, 18, Orson, 14,
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and Ida, 5 ( from son Marlon, 45), and Ava, 3, and Otto, 7 months ( from daughter Angela, 42). But he had one condition: “I had to keep it in the family,” says Richards, who asked his artist daughter Theodora, 29, to illustrate the tale. “It was a real Richards effort,” she says. Here, the duo opens up to People’s HIS BIGGEST FAN Michelle Tan about their first col“I’ve always been laboration, their favorite childhood a Daddy’s girl,” says memories and the Monty Python Theodora (at 19 movie that sealed their bond. months, with
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NEXT GENERATION “I’m starting to hook with Orson,” Richards says of his 14-year-old grandson. “We have a certain bond.”
want to go to bed, so my parents would chase us. He would be hiding, and we would just see the flash of the cigarette in the darkness of the hallways. Then he would come running towards us and we would scream and run up the stairs. Then Dad used to read stories. My favorite was the picture book with the kittens. KEITH And I’d make up a story. THEODORA Every night it would be different, and I would say, “The cat did not say that yesterday.” But he would come up with these witty one-liners that would send me and Alexandra into tizzies. KEITH Theo is only 16 months older, but the first few days of seeing Theo and her sister come
together, that to me was like, “This is going to be so much fun.” They were like two great buddies. THEODORA Now these grandkids want to be all over Daddy, just crawling all over him and in and out of his legs. KEITH The first grandchild you try to ignore in a way—not the child, the fact. Then when they’re old enough to say “Grandpa” and you realize they’re talking to you, it’s like, “oh right . . .” I’m growing into it. When they’re angsty with their parents, I’m the safe haven. Grandparents can do great things with the kids, and, since I am one, I’m here to raise the profile of grandfathers. THEODORA Grandfathers are hip!
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KEITH For me, the idea of grandparents zoomed into my consciousness at about age 5. My mom would take me to visit Gus, her father. Suddenly my grandfather says to my mother, “Go get your daddy’s slippers.” I am gobsmacked! Nobody tells my mother what to do. To me this was like, “Whoa, Granddad is a special position!” But this book wasn’t my idea. It filtered through my publishers, and at the same time I was expecting my fifth grandchild. It seemed appropriate with the two things coinciding. THEODORA And he tossed it to me. We were at dinner, and Dad was like, “I have a surprise for you.” I read the first few lines and realized he was asking me to do the book. I’ve always loved to draw, but I’ve never put it out there. KEITH I talked her into it. But it was a perfect match. It felt right. THEODORA Alexandra [her sister, 28] and I were right before this age where every kid has an iPad or iPhone. KEITH The way to keep her quiet was to give her a piece of paper and a pen. THEODORA It was a great partnership. We’re like best friends. At 13, he showed me Life of Brian, and that was it. Our relationship was completely welded. From then on it was talks about God, marriage, babies. We could talk about everything for hours. KEITH There’s a sense of humor, which I picked up from Gus and I think she picked up from me. THEODORA The childhood memories I love are the bedtime stories. Alexandra and I used to not
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FIVE CHOICES THAT CHANGED MY LIFE AS SHE PREPARES TO LAUNCH HER DAYTIME TALK SHOW, THE VETERAN NEWS ANCHOR OPENS UP ABOUT THE CHANCES SHE TOOK ALONG THE WAY By MEREDITH VIEIRA with KATE COYNE Photographs by BRIAN DOBEN PEOPLE September 15, 2014
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A WORD OF WARNING: IF YOU’RE ATTEMPTING TO GO FOR A WALK WITH MEREDITH VIEIRA, ALLOW PLENTY OF TIME It’s a three-block stroll to Vieira’s office from the Rockefeller Center rooftop where she’s just done a photo shoot. But she’s barely made it 10 yards before the first fan approaches her. Vieira responds by embracing her like an old friend. Mothers with small children follow. “Meredith, I just have to tell you how much I love you,” another fan says. “Oh, honey, come here!” she responds, offering a hug. Twenty minutes and 15 hugs later, Vieira has finally made it to her office next to the set for her upcoming daytime talk show, The Meredith Vieira Show, debuting Sept. 8. (Check local listings for times.) If these women on the street are any indication, Vieira is in for a warm response from viewers. That doesn’t mean she’s feeling overconfident. “There’s a lot riding on this,” she admits. “It’s the first time the success or failure of something is all on me.” True, she doesn’t have four other women with her, as she did on The View, or cohost Matt Lauer, as she did during her nearly five-year stint on the Today show. Yet Vieira, 60, is doing what she has always done best: taking a risk. “My decisions have always been gut-driven,” she admits. “It may not be the smartest thing, but it’s worked for me.” Helping matters is the support of her husband of 28 years, Richard Cohen, 66, and their three children, Ben, 25, Gabe, 23, and Lily, 21. “They all said to me, ‘Don’t not take the show because you’re afraid.’ Ben said, ‘You always tell us to challenge ourselves; the same goes for you.’ ” While she doesn’t have to worry about the sort of office politics that recently caused turmoil on the Today set—“My heart was broken for them. They were hurting. I just wanted to tell them that people still loved them,” Vieira says—that doesn’t mean fear isn’t a factor. “I’m scared before every show,” she says. “I jump into the deep end time and time again, and I’m not a good swimmer. But I start to figure out how to dog-paddle, and FAMILY DECISIONS things start to feel okay.” She sat When Vieira left Today in 2011, some down with People’s Kate Coyne assumed it was to care for husband Richard, to talk about the leaps of faith who suffers from MS. “I am legally blind now, that made all the difference. so she drives me places and does things for me when I have trouble, but Meredith is not a caretaker in a traditional way,” says Richard (with, from left, children Ben, Lily and Gabriel, and Vieira, in 2013). So when this new opportunity arose, Richard encouraged her to take it. “They were very supportive,” Vieira says. “Things might change, but for right now, this is doable.”
1 | My Parents Chose My Education >> My parents putting me in a single-sex school had a great impact on who I am. I attended an all-girls Quaker school in Providence called the Lincoln School. I started there at age 2 and went through to the end. I have three older brothers, but because of this school, suddenly I had a sisterhood that I never would have had otherwise, and an incredible bond was formed. It was right at the beginning of the feminist movement, and we were encouraged to use our minds in a way that was so empowering. From the start we were in uniforms, so it was about what we were doing with our heads, not what we were wearing on our bodies. We were encouraged to be loud in class, debate was a good thing, and all of it made me feel like the strongest person in the world. My parents wanted to raise a very confident daughter, in a culture where women weren’t always embraced that way. They wanted me to reach for the stars and to know that those stars were available to me, even though some of them really weren’t yet—but my parents wanted me to believe I could reach them nonetheless.
2 | I Accepted a Job Even Though I Had No Idea How to Do It COURTESY MEREDITH VIEIRA
>> When I was a senior in college, I didn’t know what I was going to do. But in January of my senior year, with only six months until graduation, I took a course in broadcast journalism. The last thing we did was a radio assign-
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‘I had become this poster child for “You Can Have It All,” and I came to realize, “No, you can’t.” At least, I couldn’t’ —MEREDITH VIEIRA
ment, and somebody from CBS Radio came in to critique it. He listened to what I’d recorded and afterward said, “I need to see you after class.” I thought, “Oh Jesus, what did I do wrong?” I wasn’t doing that great to begin with—it was lucky I was going to graduate—and so I went out into the hall and he said, “You have a huge future. I want you to intern at WEEI,” a Boston radio sta94
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tion. The smartest thing I did was to say, “Okay!” And I wasn’t even interested in journalism! But I still said yes. He said, “Come prepared to rip wires.” So on my first day I showed up in overalls, because I had no idea he meant ripping wire copy from the Associated Press, Reuters and UPI that came in over teletype machines—I thought he meant actually ripping wires out of a wall. So I was in overalls, and everyone looked at him like, “Oh my goodness, who did you just hire?” I mean, they were cute overalls, but still.
3 | I Left a Job Even Though I Loved It >> As many people know, when I was a correspondent at 60 Minutes and pregnant with Gabe, my second child, the show’s chief, Don Hewitt, told me I had to come back to work full-time soon after I gave birth. And so I said no to Don Hewitt. When confronted with either “You stay here full-time or you’re out of here,” I said, “I’m not staying here,” and that night I slept like a baby—even
though 60 Minutes was the only job I had truly coveted in this business. But I knew it was the right decision. It was like this weight had been lifted off me. I had become this poster child, not by choice, for “You Can Have It All,” and no matter how hard I tried, I came to realize, “No, you can’t.” Or at least, I couldn’t. And I’m so glad, because it led me in a whole other direction. I had rarely watched daytime television because I was working, and so when The View came along, I didn’t consider it at first because I thought, “I don’t even know what to do!” But I went to the audition, and I was embarrassed to admit after all those years of “serious journalism” that I really enjoyed it, that I enjoyed getting to have an opinion! And then I got the job, which, obviously, ultimately led to Today, which led to where I am now. Because I said no to Don, it made me open myself up to other possibilities. I’d been moving in a straight line, totally linear, and mecca was 60 Minutes. Well, mecca turned out to be . . . meh. For me, anyway. It didn’t work with my life, and so I had to veer in another direction.
5 | The Choice My Son Wishes I’d Made Differently >> When I was pregnant with Ben, I did a profile on Ben & Jerry’s. I drove up to their headquarters in Vermont, and Ben and Jerry, really nice guys, asked me, “Do you have names for the baby?” and
‘Fear can be motivating. I’m scared before every show, and the day that I’m not is the day I hang it up’
I said, “Actually, if it’s a boy, we’re naming him Ben, after his grandfather.” And Ben said, “Then we’re giving him a lifetime supply of ice cream!” I said, “I’m so sorry, but I’m a journalist—I can’t accept that.” And to this day my son Ben will say, “You could have said yes! No one would have known!” I can just see him lying on a therapist’s couch someday saying, “It all started when my mother wouldn’t take that ice cream. . . .”
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4 | My Husband Chose to Tease Me >> I’ve been married for 28 years, and I would marry my husband again tomorrow. The decision I made with him was more “You’re a jerk, and I’m going to marry you.” Like with saying no to Don Hewitt, I just knew it was right. To this day I can’t put my finger on it: There was just something about him. It was maybe the way he teased me—it was obnoxious, but there was something there. I was able to realize, “He’s teasing me because I think he kind of likes me.” And I loved his wit—he wore it on his sleeve—and hey, I loved the way he looked. I was working in CBS’s Midwest bureau in Chicago the first time I met him. He was a producer working with Lesley Stahl, and he came in carrying her bags, the poor guy, and there was something to be said for that too. And in the end I just went with it. Once that happened, everything great that came with it followed right along.
WOMAN OF THE PEOPLE “People feel like they know me from being on television all these years,” says Vieira. “And I sort of feel like I do know these people too.”
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STARRING: Viola Davis, Jack Falahee, Aja Naomi King, Matt McGorry, Alfred Enoch, Karla Souza
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all Thursday nights on ABC Shondaland: The network has given megawriter/ producer Shonda Rhimes three hours of prime time for her hugely popular shows. This year the creator of Grey’s Anatomy and Scandal is bringing fans a new ensemble thriller. In Murder, hard-driving legal professor Annalise Keating (Davis) recruits a bevy of brilliant law students to intern at her firm—a murder mystery and cover-up quickly follow. “I found her messy, mysterious and strangely vulnerable,” Davis tells People. “Everything that I don’t usually get to play and that I don’t see women who look like me getting to play.” The brainchild of Rhimes’s protégé Peter Nowalk, the series is no humdrum legal drama. “We definitely find ourselves in a little bit of trouble,” says King, who plays one of the scheming interns. Expect plenty of twists.
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“Zelda is much more of a grown-up than I am,” Milioti, 29, says of her character. “But she has a lot of walls up.”
A to Z’s Cristin Milioti & Ben Feldman Your characters, Andrew and Zelda,fall for one another in episode 1 of this comedy. Did you click at first sight? CRISTIN MILIOTI:
NBC, OCT. 2
Chemistry is innate. It’s either there or it’s not. When we read together, it was instantly there. BEN FELDMAN:
You can’t manufacture it!
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CRISTIN: It’s chemical— That’s why it’s called chemistry. Zelda is a feisty lawyer, and Andrew’s a gooey matchmaker. Are you like them offscreen? CRISTIN: Ben is more like Zelda, and I am more like Andrew. I wear my heart on my sleeve. He is way more practical. Cristin, you died as the mom on How
I Met Your Mother. Welcome to a new lease on sitcom life! CRISTIN: HIMYM was a well-oiled machine. With this we don’t know what could happen! It’s so exciting. You played an unhinged copy writer on Mad Men, Ben. What’s it like not breathing Don Draper’s second-hand smoke? BEN: I read a lot of sitcom scripts, but this was special. This show is just really happy and fun. You can’t watch it and be in a bad mood.
STARRING: Téa Leoni,
Tim Daly, Keith Carradine
Yet another former CIA analyst, and working mom, Elizabeth McCord (Leoni) tries to balance family life with being Secretary of State. “This is a show about diplomacy—with children, with grown-ups, with childish grown-ups, with grown-up children,” explains Leoni. “Ultimately everything, including politics, is about relationships.”
Red Band Society Octavia Spencer, FOX, SEPT. 17
STARRING:
Dave Annable
“When I heard the show takes place in a pediatric hospital, I assumed it was going to be a depressing drama,” says Spencer, who plays a no-nonsense nurse on the hour-long dramedy. “But it follows the ups and downs of the teenagers [in the children’s ward], so there are both poignant moments and laughs.” Photograph by ROBERT TRACHTENBERG
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The Villains of Gotham (from left to right): John Doman, Camren Bicondova, Jada Pinkett Smith, Robin Lord Taylor and Cory Michael Smith.
FOX, SEPT. 22
Gotham ALSO STARRING:
Ben McKenzie, Donal Logue, David Mazouz, Erin Richards
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hat was Batman’s hometown like before Bruce Wayne became the Dark Knight Detective? FOX’s prequel to the hero’s story features a future Commissioner Gordon (McKenzie) fighting crime without a mask. The baddies include younger versions of Catwoman (Bicondova), Penguin (Taylor) and the Riddler (Smith). Will fans miss the caped crusader? “There are a lot of eyebrows raised,” says Pinkett Smith, who plays Mob queenpin Fish Mooney. “But I’m willing to work hard to turn people over to my side.”
black-ish ABC, SEPT. 24 STARRING:
Happyland MTV, SEPT. 30
STARRING: Bianca Santos, Shane Harper, Camille Guaty
Lucy (Santos) works with her mom at a Disneyesque theme park, but a dark family secret could ruin their harmonious relationship. “Lucy grew up in a place where dreams come true,” says Santos. “But her world is crashing around her.” 104
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Anthony Anderson is psyched to bring a black family comedy back to network TV— but he hopes viewers of all backgrounds identify with this sitcom, which centers on a father raising his kids in a life of privilege he didn’t have as a child. “This show isn’t about being black,” he says. “It’s about the ‘-ish’ everyone deals with.”
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Marry Me’s Casey Wilson NBC, OCT. 14
Gracepoint STARRING: David Tennant,
Anna Gunn, Nick Nolte
FOX, OCT. 2
In this adaptation of the hit British series Broadchurch, Det. Emmett Carver (Tennant, who starred in the U.K. version) arrives in a seaside town to investigate the murder of a young boy. Gunn—in her first role since Breaking Bad—plays his working-mom partner, Det. Ellie Miller. “It was hard to say goodbye to Breaking Bad,” she says, “but we’ve all moved on to extraordinary things. I’ve hit the jackpot.” 108
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“Everybody is tired of seeing that fingerwagging wife character,” says Wilson, 33. “Annie and Jake are two peas in a pod.”
Your husband, David Caspe, is a writer on Marry Me and based your sitcom character Annie on you. Are you clones? Annie’s anger problem is an exaggeration! If not, I’m in trouble. And she has two gay dads, which I just think would be my perfect parental unit. Were any plot lines stolen from your own relationship? I had an inkling David was going to propose, and I suffered through two vacations with nothing! I kept getting my nails done. I didn’t do full hair and makeup like Annie does, but I did do a nice blow-out. What’s it like having both your onscreen husband and your real husband on-set? It’s definitely odd, but in the best way. [On-set], my onscreen husband Ken Marino and I spend the most time together. He’s one of the funniest guys on the planet. Do you and David take work home with you? It’s rare to get to work with your husband, but it’s really special that we get to collaborate. I think we only talk about it 23 hours a day!
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Constantine NBC, OCT. 24
STARRING:
Matt Ryan, Harold Perrineau, Charles Halford
The Affair SHOWTIME, OCT. 12
STARRING: Dominic West,
Ruth Wilson, Maura Tierney, Joshua Jackson
Based on the comicbook series Hellblazer; Brit import Ryan plays John Constantine, a tough-as-nails demon hunter who roams the country battling supernatural terrors. “He’s a normal bloke,” says the star. “But he’ll do anything in order to achieve his objective.”
Told from two different perspectives, the drama centers on an illicit romance between a schoolteacher and a waitress. “People get hurt in relationships,” says Jackson, who plays one of the wronged spouses. “And everyone has their version of the truth.”
The McCarthys STARRING: Tyler Ritter, Laurie Metcalf
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yler Ritter (the son of the late John Ritter) stars as Ronny, a single gay man from a family of sports-loving Irish Bostonians who freak when he decides to move away. “Ronny is ready for a change and for some love in his life,” says Ritter of the comedy, which also stars former New Kids on the Block idol and Bay State native Joey McIntyre. “He has come out of the closet, and his family has accepted him, but they don’t know how to express that, so we’re all trying to find our sensitive ways—or at least somewhat sensitive ways—to grow as a family.”
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“People are going to love that we are not a perfect family” says Tyler Ritter (far left). “We’re going to deal with real-life issues.”
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THE CW, OCT. 13
Jane the Virgin STARRING:
Gina Rodriguez, Justin Baldoni, Andrea Navedo
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Devoutly religious Jane (Rodriguez) is a 23-year-old virgin who keeps the faith after being artificially inseminated during a routine check-up. “She’s not afraid of being different,” the star says of her character’s celibacy. “She’s strong and independent.”
State of Affairs NBC, NOV. 17
STARRING: Katherine Heigl,
Alfre Woodard
Charleston Tucker (Heigl, in her first TV series since Grey’s Anatomy) plays a CIA analyst who advises President Constance Payton (Woodard) and has a close personal relationship with the Commander in Chief, having been engaged to her son. “She’s a woman who is very smart and in a powerful position in a very intense high-pressure, high-stakes job,” explains Heigl. “But she is also very emotionally complicated and is a little bit of a rebel.”
The Missing STARZ, NOV. 15
STARRING: James Nesbitt,
Tchéky Karyo, Frances O’Connor
Consumed with finding his lost son, Tony (Nesbitt) risks everything to track him down. “It’s the most horrific thing that can happen to a family,” says Nesbitt. To prep for the intense role on location, he covered his apartment walls with photos of his onscreen child. But on weekends, “it was important to get home to my kids to escape the show.” PEOPLE September 15, 2014
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“Our writers are so bold and so brave. It’s thrilling!” Washington says of the action-packed melodrama.
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RETURNING SHOWS DYING TO CATCH UP WITH OLIVIA POPE AND THE BIG BANG CREW? HERE ARE THE SHOWS WE’VE MISSED THE MOST
Scandal’s Kerry Washington
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When we last saw D.C. power player Olivia Pope, she broke up with her lover, the President, and blew up her big career to start a new life with conflicted hit man Jake (Scott Foley). Are you still recovering from the finale? KERRY: It was really dark. Olivia became unraveled. Everyone’s understanding of her is as this fierce, powerful, determined woman. And all of those things were stripped away from her. Okay, we’re dying here. What’s going to happen this season? KERRY: At the end of season 3, she became the old Olivia, but she fixed her own personal life by giving it all up. Sometimes people have to break down to break through, so in season 4 we’ll see a breakthrough. Shonda Rhimes, the show’s creator, is also launching How to Get Away with Murder this fall. Are you afraid of losing her attention? KERRY: She’s able to do it all. I’m just excited that she gets to rule Thursday nights!
When a sniper strikes in Paris, Jack Reacher can’t forget the woman he failed to save. He won’t let that happen again.
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CBS, SEPT. 21
The Good Wife STARRING:
Julianna Margulies, Christine Baranski
Season 6 picks up seconds after a bombshell finale that had Alicia (Margulies) mulling an offer to leave her firm and run for State’s Attorney. Amid a possible career change, will she ever find love again? “Every day that’s the conversation that takes 45 minutes in the writer’s room,” says executive producer Robert King. Adds his coexecutive producer and wife, Michelle King: “That and lunch!”
NBC, SEPT. 22 STARRING:
James Spader, Megan Boone
Sons of Anarchy FX, SEPT. 9
STARRING: Charlie Hunnam, Katey Sagal,
Jimmy Smits
Expect a killer series ending for the outlaw motorcycle drama, creator Kurt Sutter assures. “Fans will be exhausted—but a good, ‘I’ve earned a shower’ kind of exhausted,” he says. 116
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“I think that in the second season we start to learn little bits more about Red,” Spader said of the charming, amoral criminal mastermind he plays. “But the more you know, the less you know!”
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IF YOU PURCHASED CERTAIN GLUCOSAMINE AND CHONDROITIN PRODUCTS YOU COULD RECEIVE MONEY FROM A CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT
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A class action settlement has been preliminarily approved by the Court in Quinn et al. v. Walgreen Co., Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Supervalu, Inc., and Perrigo Company of South Carolina, Inc., Case No. 7:12-cv-8187 VB (U.S. District Court, S.D.N.Y.) (the “Action”). Your rights may be affected by this proposed settlement.
WHAT THE ACTION IS ABOUT Plaintiffs claim retailers including Walgreens and Wal-Mart sold Perrigo-manufactured products containing glucosamine and/or chondroitin (the “Covered Products”) using labels that misleadingly stated that the products would help “rebuild cartilage,” “lubricate joints,” and “improve joint comfort” when they do not. Defendants deny they violated the law and believe that the products provide the benefits stated on the labels. Perrigo has agreed to provide $2.8 million (the “Fund”) to settle the claims in order to avoid the cost, disruption and risk of continued litigation. The Fund will pay eligible claims, notice and administration costs as well as attorneys’ fees, expenses and plaintiff incentive awards. The Class includes U.S. residents who purchased for personal use, and not resale or distribution, a Covered Product between November 1, 2005 and August 1, 2014. This is only a summary. Visit the website below, or call (844) 322-8236 for a complete list of Covered Products and retailers.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
(844) 322-8236 www.PerrigoGlucosamineSettlement.com
The Big Bang Theory
CBS, SEPT. 22
STARRING: Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki, Kaley Cuoco, Mayim Bialik
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ast season Sheldon (Parsons—who just won a fourth Emmy for the role) hit bottom. His roomie Leonard (Galecki) had suggested he move out, his career was a mess, and his beloved comic-book store burned down. The persnickety physicist hopped a train to escape his woes. So what’s he been up to all summer since his existential crisis? Not much. “He’s been riding the rails,” quips executive producer Steven Molaro.
Homeland SHOWTIME, OCT. 5
STARRING: Claire Danes,
Mandy Patinkin
When we left off, the death of Brody (Damian Lewis) shocked fans. Now the show picks up months later with Carrie (Danes) back at work after giving birth. Offscreen, Danes is also a working mom, raising Cyrus, 21 months, her son with Hugh Dancy, while playing the bipolar spy. “It’s challenging,” she says. “But so worth the effort and toil.”
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1. Receive A Cash Award - you must submit a Claim Form by Monday, November 24, 2014. Claim Forms are available from the Settlement Administrator and on the Settlement Website. Class Members who submit valid claims accompanied by cash register receipts can get a cash award for the actual receipt price per bottle. Class Members who submit valid claims without cash register receipts can get a cash award of $12.00 per bottle, up to maximum of eight (8) bottles. The actual amount each class member receives will depend on the total number of claims received. 2. Exclude Yourself From The Settlement submit a signed letter to the Settlement Administrator stating your request for exclusion, that you are a member of the class, and that you purchased one or more of the Covered Products, post-marked no later than November 24, 2014. If you do not exclude yourself, you will be bound by the decisions of the Court. 3. Object To The Settlement. - if you wish to object to the settlement, you must file an objection with the Court, Class Counsel and Perrigo’s Counsel no later than November 24, 2014. Complete details are found on the website below. A final hearing will be held on December 12, 2014 at 2:00 p.m., to determine the fairness, reasonableness and adequacy of the proposed Settlement and to award attorneys’ fees and costs. The motions for attorneys’ fees and costs and plaintiff incentive awards will be posted on www.PerrigoGlucosamineSettlement.com after they are filed. The final hearing will take place before the Hon. Vincent L. Briccetti in Courtroom 620, of the U.S. District Court, S.D.N.Y., 300 Quarropas St., White Plains, NY 10601. You may ask to appear at the hearing, but are not required to. For detailed information about the Settlement and your rights, including a complete description of the Covered Products, the full Notice, a Claim Form, and the full Settlement Agreement, visit www.PerrigoGlucosamineSettlement.com or write to the Settlement Administrator at Perrigo Glucosamine Settlement, c/o GCG, PO Box 10111, Dublin, OH 43017-3111 or call (844) 322-8236. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE COURT OR THE CLERK’S OFFICE.
ABC, SEPT. 28
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Once Upon a Time Georgina Haig, Ginnifer STARRING:
Goodwin, Jennifer Morrison, Lana Parrilla
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et it go, purists! Once is doing a Frozen story line. “It’s been a bit overwhelming,” says Georgina Haig, who plays frosty Elsa (voiced by Idina Menzel in the Disney hit). “But everyone is going to be pleased because we stay true to the characters.”
The Walking Dead AMC, OCT. 12
STARRING: Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Danai Gurira
What’s the latest from the Zombie Apocalypse? “We’re taking risks,” says creator Robert Kirkman. Never mind the undead; there will be a whole new host of challenges for survivors at the Zombiefree zone called the Terminus. Says Kirkman: “There are times you’re going to be watching going, ‘I can’t believe they’re doing this!’ ”
Sleepy Hollow FOX, SEPT. 22
STARRING: Tom Mison,
Nicole Beharie, Orlando Jones
With Abbie (Beharie) trapped in purgatory and Ichabod (Mison) buried in a casket at the end of season 1, things look pretty grim. But this season is about “family, hope and redemption,” says executive producer Mark Goffman. A host of suitably spooky characters and a new sheriff are moving into town, and Abbie and Jenny will learn the truth about their mother.
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CONTRIBUTORS Patrick Gomez with Melody Chiu, Henry Goldblatt and Lynette Rice. Additional reporting by Jennifer Garcia, Scott Huver and Gabrielle Olya
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Accused killers Heather and Schaefer on the beach in an Instagram photo posted Aug. 7.
THE VICTIM Von Wiese-Mack (in 2013) had a “difficult” relationship with her daughter, say friends.
MURDER IN PARADISE A Chicago family’s Bali vacation ends with Sheila von Wiese-Mack’s body inside a suitcase and her teen daughter arrested on suspicion of homicide BY JOHNNY DODD
GRISLY FIND Bali police inspect the suitcase that contained von Wiese-Mack’s body.
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n the morning of Aug. 12, as sarong-clad guests strolled the tropical gardens and pristine beaches of the five-star St. Regis Bali Resort, a cab driver outside the hotel noticed what appeared to be blood leaking from a suitcase that had been put in his trunk. He drove to a nearby police station, where authorities made a horrific discovery: Stuffed inside the bag was the battered, twisted body of Chicago socialite Sheila von Wiese-Mack, wrapped in a bloody bedsheet. “There were signs of a struggle by the victim,” Bali forensic expert Ida Bagus Putu Alit told reporters, “as there were bruises on her arms, and some fingers were
IF YOU RECEIVED AN AUTOMATED OR PRERECORDED TELEPHONE CALL MADE BY OR ON BEHALF OF BILL ME LATER, YOU MAY BE ENTITLED TO A CASH PAYMENT FROM A SETTLEMENT WĂƌĂ ƵŶĂ ŶŽƟĮĐĂĐŝſŶ ĞŶ ƐƉĂŹŽů ǀŝƐŝƚĂƌ͕ ǁǁǁ͘ ƵƚŽƉŚŽŶĞĐĂůůƐƐĞƩůĞŵĞŶƚ͘ĐŽŵ A Settlement has been proposed in a class action lawsuit regarding telephone calls made by or on behalf of Bill Me Later, Inc. (“BML”). The lawsuit, Murray, et al. v. Bill Me Later, Inc., Case No. 12-cv-4789 (U.S. Dist. Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division), alleges that BML and its agents violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, 47 U.S.C. § 227, (“TCPA”) by making automated telephone calls to persons who did not give consent for such calls. The Settlement is not an admission of wrongdoing by BML. The Court has not decided who is right or wrong. Rather, the parties are resolving the dispute by agreement.
Am I a Member of the ^ĞƩůĞŵĞŶƚ ůĂƐƐ͍ You’re a Settlement Class Member if, between June 15, 2008 and July 24, 2014, you received a call made by or on behalf of Bill Me Later where such call was made without your consent to either (1) your cellular telephone using an automatic telephone dialing system, or (2) your cellular or landline telephone using an artificial or prerecorded voice.
tŚĂƚ ĂƌĞ ƚŚĞ dĞƌŵƐ ŽĨ ƚŚĞ ƉƌŽƉŽƐĞĚ ^ĞƩůĞŵĞŶƚ͍ The total amount of the Settlement Fund is $9,900,000. If the Court approves the Settlement, each Settlement Class Member who submits a valid, timely Claim Form will be entitled to an equal payment from the Settlement Fund up to $500 per claimant, after expenses, attorneys’ fees, and incentive awards are paid from the Settlement Fund. The exact amount of your payment is unknown at this time but is expected to be approximately $75-$150 and may be more or less depending on how many Settlement Class Members return valid Claim Forms.
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,ĞĂƌŝŶŐ ŽŶ ƚŚĞ ƉƌŽƉŽƐĞĚ ^ĞƩůĞŵĞŶƚ The Court will hold a Final Approval Hearing on November 20, 2014 at 1:30 p.m. at the U.S. Courthouse, Room 1403, 219 S. Dearborn St. Chicago, IL 60604 to consider whether the proposed Settlement is fair, reasonable, and adequate. At the Hearing, Class Counsel will ask the Court to award attorneys’ fees up to $3,300,000, plus expenses not to exceed $100,000, for their work in the case. The Court will also consider incentive award payments up to $30,000 to each of the two Class Representatives. You may, but do not have to, attend the Hearing, which may be changed by the Court. For more information and for a Claim Form, visit www.Autophonecallssettlement.com, or call 1-844-245-3766.
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broken. She’d been hit by a blunt object on the face and head.” Even more shocking was the news that hours after the bloody suitcase’s contents were revealed, the 62-yearold victim’s daughter Heather Mack, 18, and her boyfriend Tommy Schaefer, 21, whom police say carried the suitcase to the cab, were locked up in a Balinese jail for the murder. An autopsy found von Wiese-Mack died of asphyxiation from a broken nose resulting from a blow and also had a broken neck, according to authorities. Her gruesome death has left friends struggling to make sense of the tragedy. “So many people,” laments longtime pal Mark Bacharach, “told Sheila not to take this trip with Heather.”
The mother and daughter’s 10-day
vacation to the white sand beaches of Bali was yet one more attempt, friends say, by a desperate von Wiese-Mack to reach out to her daughter, whose father, renowned Chicago composer and arranger James Mack, died at age
‘Sheila had a big heart. We hoped this relationship with Heather was going to work out’ —FRIEND ALLEN PARCHEM
76 of a pulmonary embolism on a 2006 vacation in Greece. Between January 2004 and June 2013, police were called to the family’s sprawling home in the Chicago suburb of Oak Park, Ill., 86 times to “break up fights” between the mother and daughter and “investigate missing money and credit cards,” says David Powers, spokesman for Oak Park Village. Also in dispute may have been a $1.5 million settlement the James Mack estate received in 2011 from Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, stemming from a debilitating injury he received in a cruise ship swimming pool in 2001. After netting $340,667 after legal fees, according to court records, von Wiese-Mack also received $500,000 as the sole executor of her husband’s estate. “She had a
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To make a claim for a cash payment, you must mail or submit online a completed Claim Form by December 11, 2014. If you do not wish to participate in the Settlement, you may exclude yourself from the Class by mail or online by October 23, 2014, or you may object to the Settlement by submitting a written objection by October 23, 2014. If you do nothing, you will be bound by the decisions of the Court if the Settlement is approved. Submitting a timely and valid Claim Form is the only way to receive a cash payment through this Settlement. Visit www.Autophonecallssettlement.com for more detailed and important information about your options under the Settlement.
DEADLY VACATION Heather and Schaefer (above), shortly after their arrest on Aug. 13, have reportedly refused to cooperate with Bali investigators. “She’s pretty shaken up,” says attorney Michael Elkin of his client, who stayed at the St. Regis Bali Resort (right) with her mom and Schaefer.
tumultuous relationship with Heather,” says a family friend. “But she never gave up hope.” In the weeks before their Bali trip, Chicago police say that Heather and boyfriend Schaefer were arrested for disorderly conduct while partying at a suite in the city’s Conrad Hotel after von WieseMack reported that her daughter had taken her credit card to pay for the room. Friends of Schaefer warned the aspiring rapper to “stay away” from Heather. “One minute she could be okay” says Schaefer’s pal Paris Reese, “and the next she would snap.” One of Schaefer’s last Facebook posts before departing to Bali read: “Leaving Aug 4th for Indonesia might not come backkkk [sic].”
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Although the couple have so far refused
to talk to investigators, Schaefer’s words could prove prophetic. “We have enough evidence, including CCTV [closed-circuit TV] and fingerprints,” Colonel Djoko Hari Utomo, chief of police in Bali’s Denpasar district, told
MUSIC MAN The late James Mack worked as an arranger and composer for record labels.
reporters. “And I am inclined to charge them with premeditated murder.” If convicted, the couple, who at press time have yet to be charged with any crime, could ultimately face death by firing squad. Heather’s Chicago-based attorney Michael Elkin insists his client “is innocent of committing murder.” The mother and daughter “were fighting like cats and dogs,” Elkin admits. “But they were close.”
Police have said that security camera footage reveals Heather and Schaefer arguing with von Wiese-Mack in the hotel lobby just hours before her death. The next morning, the authorities claim the pair—who reportedly told them they were ambushed at the hotel by an armed gang—loaded the suitcase containing von Wiese-Mack’s body into the taxi, then were videoed fleeing from a back entrance of the hotel. “Sheila loved her daughter very much,” von Wiese-Mack’s brother William said in a statement, “and was always a very . . . loving mother.” In the days since Heather’s and Shaefer’s arrest, a steady stream of disturbing revelations about the couple has made headlines—including news that Heather is two months pregnant. While questions remain unanswered, those who knew the family best are left grappling with their grief. “Sheila worked so hard to keep that relationship with Heather going,” says former neighbor Allen Parchem. “And the result turned out to be tragic.”
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1. The green triangle in the upper-left corner has flipped. 2. Green’s sideburn is longer. 3. A white stripe is missing from Green’s left shoe. 4. Fox’s hair is shorter on her right side. 5. The stripe on Fox’s left sleeve is wider. 6. Another symbol has been added to the blue banner on the field, right of Fox. 7. The catcher’s finger is no longer visible in the glove. 8. The symbol has been removed from the catcher’s left ankle. 9. The label has been removed from the mascot’s pants. 10. The “D” is bigger on the mascot’s hat.
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A day after glamming up for the Asian premiere of her family flick Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Megan Fox, 28, tries a sportier look at the Doosan Bears’ game against the LG Twins in Seoul, South Korea, on Aug. 27. With husband Brian Austin Green, 41, by her side, the actress greeted catcher Yang Eui-ji before taking the mound to toss out the first pitch of the game.
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Nashville Hot Fried Chicken
FOOD STYLIST: VANESSA MCNEIL ROCCHIO; PROP STYLIST: STACY ALLEN
The Fried & True author shares a recipe from John Lasater’s Hattie B’s restaurant 1 (3-lb.) chicken, 23⁄4 tsp. sea salt, quartered divided 1 tbsp. kosher 12 cups vegetable salt oil 1⁄2 cup lard, 21⁄2 tsp. freshly ground melted and pepper, heated divided (optional) 1 cup milk 1–3 tbsp. ground 2 large eggs red pepper 1 tbsp. 1 tbsp. light Louisiana-style brown sugar 1⁄2 tsp. each garlic hot sauce 2 cups all-purpose powder and flour paprika
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1. Wash chicken and pat dry. Combine kosher salt and 11⁄2 tsp. pepper in a large bowl. Add chicken pieces and toss to coat. Cover and chill 8 to 24 hours. 2. Whisk together milk, eggs and hot sauce in a large bowl; set aside. 3. Combine flour and 2 tsp. sea salt in a separate large bowl. Dip 1 chicken quarter in flour mixture, then egg mixture and again in flour mixture. Shake off excess after each step. Repeat procedure with remaining chicken. 4. Heat oil in a 6- to 8-quart Dutch oven to 350°. Set a wire rack on top of a rimmed baking sheet. 5. Fry chicken, in batches, 15 to 17 minutes for breast quarters and 18 to 20 minutes for leg quarters, or until crisp and dark golden brown and a thermometer inserted into thickest part of chicken registers 165°, turning chicken during last 5 minutes of frying for even browning, if necessary. Temperature will drop after chicken pieces are added to oil. Adjust temperature during frying, as necessary, to maintain a steady temperature of 325°. 6. Remove chicken from hot oil; drain on prepared rack. Carefully ladle 1⁄2 cup frying oil into a medium heatproof bowl. Whisk in red pepper, next 3 ingredients and remaining pepper and sea salt. Baste hot fried chicken with spiced oil. Serve immediately. Makes: 4 servings Prep time: 25 minutes, plus chilling Cook time: 35 minutes
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Cucumber Salad with Buttermilk Dressing The executive chef at New York City hot spot Betony serves up a refreshing side 11⁄2 tbsp. caraway seeds 1⁄2 cup buttermilk 1⁄ 4 cup champagne vinegar 1 large egg yolk* 1⁄ 4 cup crème fraîche 1 small garlic clove, peeled 1 cup grapeseed oil 2 tsp. kosher salt 1⁄2 tsp. freshly ground pepper 1⁄ 4 cup chopped fresh dill 5 cups thinly sliced cucumbers
*Consuming raw or undercooked eggs may increase your risk of food-borne illness.
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1. Toast caraway seeds in a dry pan over medium heat until fragrant, about a minute. Add toasted seeds to buttermilk and let seeds steep for 30 minutes. 2. Combine vinegar, egg yolk, crème fraîche, garlic and caraway buttermilk in a blender. Blending on high, pour in grapeseed oil in a slow, steady stream until fully incorporated. Stir in salt, pepper and dill. 3. Arrange cucumber slices on a platter, spooning the buttermilk dressing over each layer. Garnish the salad with dill sprigs. Serves: 4 to 6 Prep time: 15 minutes Cook time: 10 minutes, plus steeping
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Arnold Palmer Sorbet The authors of Coolhaus Ice Cream Book turn the classic drink into a sweet frozen treat
Natasha Case & Freya Estreller
2 cups sugar 10 sprigs thyme 4 Earl Grey tea bags 2 cups fresh lemon juice Zest of 1 lemon
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1. In a 4-qt. saucepan, combine sugar, thyme and 2 cups water. Bring to a boil over medium heat and cook just until sugar dissolves. 2. Add tea bags, remove from heat and let steep while the base cools to room temperature. 3. Strain syrup through a fine-mesh sieve into a large bowl. 4. Add lemon juice and 1⁄2 cup water to syrup. 5. Process in an ice-cream maker according to manufacturer’s instructions. Add lemon zest in last few seconds of churning, just before sorbet comes out of machine. 6. Scrape into an airtight storage container. Freeze for a minimum of 2 hours before serving. Makes: about 1 quart Prep time: 20 minutes Cook time: 40 minutes, plus freezing
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RunwayInspired Nail Polish For the third year in a row, Sally Hansen teamed up with Laura and Kate Mulleavy, the duo behind the label Rodarte, on limitededition lacquers influenced by their fall 2014 runway show.
OLIVIA PALERMO
After spending hours in Palermo’s closet (#jealous), the creative director of Aquazzura worked with the star, who’s been wearing the brand since it launched in 2011, on a capsule collection. Dubbed the “survival pack” (think: shoes for every occasion), it includes pumps, sandals and boots; out this month.
A Sock Line from Cash Warren Yes, as in Jessica Alba’s husband. Warren (along with two of his friends) is dipping a toe—or rather, 10—into the fashion world with his men’s sock company Pair of Thieves. The styles, stocked with loud, fun prints, are available now. Pair of Thieves Socks, $6.99; Target
WHAT’S ONOUR STYLE RADAR
Olivia’s (Luxe) Shoe Collection for Aquazzura
PALERMO: SPLASH NEWS
Sally Hansen Inspired by Rodarte Complete Salon Manicure in “Pink Dream,” “Golden Rust,” “Vintage Confetti,” $8 each; Target
Givenchy Dahlia Divin, $110; Macys
Dogeared Spike and Small Pearl Earrings, $64, and Cabachon Pearl Ring, $62; dogeared .com
Dogeared’s Twist on Pearl Jewelry The celeb-loved brand (Selena Gomez is a big fan) has reimagined the classic bauble for fall, making it feel fresh and edgy thanks to trendy details (like spikes) and matte textures.
BEHIND THE SCENES OF THE STAR’S AD CAMPAIGN!
The Face of Givenchy’s New Fragrance: Alicia Keys Aquazzura X Olivia Palermo “Gladiator” sandal in Camouflage Snake, $810; netaporter.com CONTRIBUTORS Loni Venti with Brittany Talarico
The singer says the perfume, which just hit shelves, “represents the modern-day goddess.” So, what does that goddess smell like? Woody with sweet top notes (thanks to jasmine and sandalwood). PEOPLE September 15, 2014
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Talking Fragrance & Fashion With...
THE STAR OF THE NEW GUCCI PREMIERE AD CAMPAIGN SHARES HER FAVORITE SMELL (SHOCKER: IT COMES FROM THE KITCHEN), HER STYLE MANTRA AND MORE BLAKE LIVELY KNOWS WHAT SHE LIKES, as visitors to her
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COURTESY GUCCI
lifestyle site, Preserve, can attest. And as the face of Gucci Première eau de toilette, she’s especially particular about scents. Topping her list of best-ever smells? “Coming from California, I like the scent of the sequoias and the ocean,” she tells People. “I’m pretty addicted to Le Labo candles. And I love the smell of my mom’s skin. However, the smell of fresh brownies or cookies wins over my mom’s scent!” SHE ALSO LOVES the “elusive, powerful” orange blossom and leather-spiked aroma of the Gucci Première fragrance, which complements her unique red carpet style. “Since I don’t use a stylist, I’ll look at the runway shows on Style.com. I’ll call in a rack, and then I pick from that.” Her off-duty ensembles are also ever-changing. “Every day it’s different. I’ll wear a motorcycle jacket, jeans and cool boots; when I’m feeling feminine, I’ll wear a flowy dress. I think the best thing to do is whatever makes you feel the most comfortable, the most confident. Everyone has their own version of that.”
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One Last Thing
Lenny Kravitz
The four-time Grammy winner, 50, releases his next album, Strut, on Sept. 23 Last dream I had It sounds really ridiculous, but I was somewhere with Jennifer Lawrence. We were hanging out with a bunch of people, and she was standing next to me. I texted her when I woke up. But I didn’t tell her about the dream!
Last time I laughed out loud I’m around a lot of funny, interesting people, and I laugh out loud every day. That’s essential. Mostly at myself. Like right now I’m in rehearsals with my band, and things get really funny and I just crack myself up.
Last time I was impressed My cousin, who’s staying with me, is going through a very hard life moment, dealing with a serious disease, and she’s handling it with such grace and strength and faith. She’s blowing me away right now.
Last time I splurged I redid the top floor of my house in Paris. That would be all kinds of things. Furniture, wallpaper, lighting, lots of stuff. I didn’t feel like I got it right the first time.
Last time I cried At my birthday [in May]. So many people were there, people that really matter to me. My daughter [Zoë Kravitz] and her mom [Lisa Bonet] and all my good friends and cousins and family. Just people who really matter to me. They showed me a lot of love. Reported by Tara Fowler
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