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chatter ‘I said, “You can go to these three colleges because I’m going to buy an apartment down the street” ’ —SANDRA BULLOCK, on where her two kids can pursue higher education, to Interview magazine

‘My heart skips a beat every time I think of you because of my atrial fibrillation’ —WILL FERRELL, reciting a Valentine’s Day card he once gave his wife, Viveca, on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

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‘I never was really up for the goodlooking-guy roles, because I’ve always been quite awkward when meeting people’

‘[The] best accessory is a beautiful superstar’ —BJ NOVAK, on attending the 2020 Oscars (inset) with Mindy Kaling, on Instagram

‘I can’t pretend that I’m not vain, but there isn’t going to be any more plastic surgery’ —JANE FONDA, to Elle Canada

—ROBERT PATTINSON, on being considered attractive, to Allure

‘I still haven’t seen it. The last movie I saw of mine was Crazy Rich Asians’ —CONSTANCE WU, on not watching Hustlers, on Live with Kelly and Ryan

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Jeff Bezos buys L.A.’s most expensive home ever The Amazon CEO (and world’s richest man) plunked down a cool $165 million for a Beverly Hills estate built by movie mogul Jack Warner.

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The Masked Singer goes on tour

A sassy poodle wins Best in Show

Fox’s surreal singing competition will hit the road in May, with a mystery celeb unmasked in each performance across America.

Rick Moranis returns to acting Honey, he’s making a comeback! The Honey, I Shrunk the Kids star, who left Hollywood in the mid-’90s to raise his kids after his wife’s death, will join the Disney reboot Shrunk.

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Dwayne Johnson’s daughter follows in his footsteps She’s a chip off the old Rock: Simone Johnson, 18, started training to become a fourthgeneration WWE wrestler.

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Upset alert! Fans at home and in the stadium were surprised when Siba, a standard poodle, beat crowd favorite Daniel, a golden retriever, at the 144th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.

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On the Cover

Adele

Missing Kids & a Mom’s Secrets

This Week 21

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Inside Jennifer Aniston’s 51st-birthday celebration, plus more celebrity news

What happened to these siblings?

Joshua “J.J.” Vallow, 7, and sister Tylee Ryan, 17, have been missing for five months while their mom and her new husband refuse to help authorities find them

Mayor Making History

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When a student in the foster-care system needed a kidney transplant, his teacher stepped up to make it happen—and to give him a forever home.

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Pete Buttigieg is the first openly gay candidate ever to win a presidential nominating contest— inside his whirlwind world

Pretty Woman

On the film’s 30th anniversary, the cast and crew look back at the beloved romantic comedy

61 Carol Kane

The star of classics like The Princess Bride recalls five decades in the spotlight.

José Feliciano

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The music legend talks about the 1968 performance that stunted his career and how he fought to stay in the game.

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David Beckham supported wife Victoria Beckham with their sons Romeo, 17, and Cruz, 14, and daughter Harper, 8, at her Feb. 16 London Fashion Week show. The family (inset, with son Brooklyn in 2014) has been a front-row staple on her runway for years.

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Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis made a rare public appearance when they sat courtside with daughter Daisy, 3, and son Otis, 5, at the Feb. 16 Harlem Globetrotters game in Los Angeles.

FAMOUS FAMILIES

Molly Ringwald’s daughter Mathilda, 16, modeled at Andrew Warren’s Just Drew New York Fashion Week presentation on Feb. 11.

Bill Murray and son Jackson, 24, cheered on the Louisville Cardinals in Clemson, S.C., on Feb. 15. (Murray’s older son Luke, 34, is an assistant coach for the University of Louisville basketball team.)

Also at the Harlem Globetrotters: Tyra Banks with her 4-year-old son York.

STARS ON ICE

New York City, Feb. 13

Justin Bieber got in touch with his Canadian roots and taught Jimmy Fallon some hockey moves when he stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

CELEB CYCLIST Santa Monica, Feb. 13

Dennis Quaid suited up for a morning bicycle ride.

Modern Family star Jesse Tyler Ferguson (back right) and husband Justin Mikita (back left) celebrated their baby on the way with several pals, including Lisa Rinna (far left) and costars Sarah Hyland (back center) and Sofia Vergara (center), who documented the happy day Feb. 15 on Instagram.

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A MODERN FAMILY BABY SHOWER

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Retired Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski smiled and waved when he went for a dip while on vacation.

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Chicago, Feb. 15

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Cardi B and husband Offset posed together at Chicago’s United Center, where they watched the NBA’s State Farm All-Star Saturday Night event.

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Sookie and Lorelai are back together! Former Gilmore Girls costars Melissa McCarthy and Lauren Graham posed for a selfie. “It’s only taken 20 years for my growth spurt but I’m finally taller than LG!!” McCarthy captioned the Feb. 13 Instagram post. March 2, 2020

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On Feb. 10 the country singer, 29, and his wife, 30, welcomed daughter Lennon Love, who joins big sisters (inset) Willa Gray, 4, and Ada James, 2.

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J.J. WATT SAYS ‘I DO’ Bahamas, Feb. 15

The Houston Texans’ J.J. Watt, 30, wed 28-year-old pro soccer player Kealia Ohai, of the Chicago Red Stars, at the Ocean Club, a Four Seasons Resort. “Best day of my life,” the NFL star said. “Without question.”

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Already parents to 2-year-old twins Lucy and Nicholas, the Latin music star, 44, and the pro tennis player, 38, welcomed a baby girl on Jan. 30. “My Sunshine,” Iglesias wrote on Instagram.

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Miley Cyrus joined models Kaia Gerber, Gigi Hadid, Karlie Kloss and more in showcasing Marc Jacobs’s collection.

Julia LouisDreyfus, Issa Rae and Blake Lively got decked out in Michael Kors Collection for the brand’s show.

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NEW YORK FASHION WEEK Feb. 7-12

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High-fashion finale! Model Bella Hadid thanked Oscar de la Renta’s creative directors for letting her close out the show “in the most beautiful” dress.

Michael B. Jordan struck a pose at the Coach show. The brand ambassador told People that when he’s not taking risks on the red carpet, comfort is key. “It’s some sweats, sneakers and a tee.”

“#MarcJacobs always divine,” Nicki Minaj (wearing a Marc Jacobs dress) wrote on Instagram of the designer’s show.

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“She feels great,” a source says of Adele (leaving the gym on Feb. 13).

Adele’s New Life & New Look FROM LEFT: JOHN SHEARER/WIREIMAGE; STOIANOV-SPOT/BACKGRID

There’s no doubt about it: Adele is

Her New Mentality

“Her focus is just on treating her body better,” says a source close to Adele (at the Grammys in 2017).

still the life of the party. While attending her best friend Laura Dockrill’s wedding in London on Feb. 15, the superstar singer hopped onstage to perform several songs—including her massive 2010 hit “Rolling in the Deep”— before dancing the night away. As she did a week prior at a post-Oscars party, Adele turned heads with her trim figure—but friends say her slim-down is the result of a healthier outlook on life. “She feels great both physically and mentally,” says a source close to the star, 31, who filed for divorce from ex-husband Simon Konecki last September, five months after announcing March 2, 2020

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HER WELLNESS JOURNEY

July 2019

October 2019

Adele (with pal Paul Drayton) first showed off her slimmer look at the 2019 British Summer Time Festival.

The singer (with a friend) looked glamorous at Drake’s birthday party in L.A.

While vacationing in Anguilla, the star told a fan she “lost something like 100 lbs.”

back.” Aside from eating better, Adele has also cut back on alcohol and committed to a fitness regimen that has included Rise Nation climbing workouts and Pilates. Now she’s “still very focused” on staying healthy while gearing up for new music. She told guests at Dockrill’s wedding she’ll drop

NEW MUSIC FROM ADELE

February 2020 Adele looked chic in a fitted top and full floral skirt while attending Dockrill’s wedding.

an album in September, five years after her last album, 25. She’s also finalizing tour plans. “She’s an artist and a mom. She needs to make sure she’s able to handle both flawlessly,” says the source. “She just wants it all to be perfect.” — R e p o r t i n g b y PERNILLA CEDENHEIM

The star has named her last three studio albums after the age she wrote them, but she told Zane Lowe in 2015 she would likely be breaking that tradition: “I think the next one will probably be called Adele.” On Feb. 15 she told wedding guests, “Expect my album in September!”

Amanda Bynes’ Surprise Engagement

Bynes (with her new fiancé, Paul Michael) shared a rare series of photos on Instagram to announce her happy news.

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Amanda Bynes has faced challenges over the past several years, opening up in a 2018 interview about her struggles with addiction and mental health. But now the She’s the Man star, 33, is looking toward the future with her new fiancé, Paul Michael. On Valentine’s Day Bynes posted a photo of her hand

with a ring: “Engaged to tha [sic] love of my life,” she wrote in the caption, posting several other celebratory photos with Michael, one that she captioned “Lover.” Aside from her recent flurry of Instagram posts, Bynes, who graduated from the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising last June and currently

resides in a soberliving facility, has maintained a low profile. But a source says she’s in a good place right now: “She seems happy.” — KA R A WA R N E R with reporting by Elizabeth Leonard

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their separation. “It was never about losing weight. She feels stronger, has more energy and acts very happy.” While much has changed in her life over the past few years, one constant has been her son Angelo, 6. “Adele is very involved with his school. She loves her mom life,” says the source. “Her Adele and ex whole mind-set Konecki, 45, changed after she in 2013. decided she wanted to be a healthier mom, and she never looked

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HEART MONITOR

Heating Up

Lady Gaga & M i c h a e l Po l a n s k y After confirming her new romance over Super Bowl weekend, the Grammy winner, 33, posted a sweet selfie with her tech-investor boyfriend, 36, on Valentine’s Day.

Going Public M a t t h e w Pe r r y & Molly Hurwitz

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“Second year being my valentine,” the Friends alum’s girlfriend, 28, a talent manager, captioned a Feb. 14 Instagram shot. Perry, 50, “is very happy” in the relationship, says a source.

Wedding Planning

A n n a Fa r i s & Michael Barrett

Divorcing

N e -Yo & C r y s t a l R e n a y The R&B singer, 40, revealed on the Private Talk with Alexis Texas podcast that he and his wife, 33, split after nearly four years of marriage. They have two children.

The Mom star, 43, confirmed her engagement to the cinematographer, 49, on The Late Late Show with James Corden Feb. 11. She even invited the host to officiate before joking she’d like to do it herself—because “I need a lot of attention.”

SWEET WISHES

Cox posted a funny tribute to her BFF (above), while Aniston’s ex Justin Theroux also shared the love (right).

A n i s t o n (at the SAG Awards on Jan. 19) “couldn’t be more proud of The Morning Show,” says a source.

Jennifer Aniston’s Friends-Filled Birthday What a difference a year makes. After marking her 50th birthday with a starstudded fete at West Hollywood’s Sunset Tower in 2019, Jennifer Aniston returned to the hotel’s restaurant on Feb. 11—this time with just a few longtime friends—to celebrate her 51st birthday. The star, riding a career high after a Screen Actors Guild award for her role in

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the Apple TV+ series The Morning Show, “wanted something small this year,” a source says of the intimate gathering. “She loves hanging out with her close girlfriends, so it was perfect. They had dinner, drinks and a small cake. Jen felt very treated.” Her longtime Friends friends, including Courteney Cox, Lisa

Birthday revelers included jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer, Courteney Cox and producer Molly McNearney. “That group of girls are always the best at making each other feel good,” says a source.

Meyer

—PERNILLA CEDENHEIM

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Kudrow and Matthew Perry, also toasted her on Instagram, which Aniston joined last October. “No matter how hard you might try . . . there’s only one Jennifer Aniston,” Cox wrote. “Happy birthday my dear friend . . . I love you!” Another close pal, Sandra Bullock, interviewed Aniston for the latest issue of Interview magazine, where they reminisced about first bonding over shots of Jack Daniel’s and both dating Tate Donovan early in their careers. Bullock praised Aniston for always “pushing joy and positivity” in her life and career—and Aniston, whose parents’ marriage ended when she was 9, attributed her attitude to “growing up in a household that was destabilized and felt unsafe, watching adults being unkind to each other, and witnessing certain things about human behavior. That made me think: ‘I don’t want to do that. I don’t want anyone else that I ever come in contact with ever to feel that.’ ” On Valentine’s Day Aniston had another small dinner party with friends, but she’s now focusing on the next season of The Morning Show. Aniston, who co-executive-produces with fellow star Reese Witherspoon, “very much put her heart into the project,” adds the source. “She’s just extremely happy the show is getting so much love.”

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Dwyane Wade & Gabrielle Union Open Up About Daughter’s Transition

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‘We Are So Proud’ On Feb. 11 Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union spoke out in detail for the first time about their 12-year-old child Zaya’s journey. “[We] are proud parents of a child in the LGBTQ+ community,” Wade, 38, told Ellen DeGeneres during an appearance on her talk show. “And we are proud allies as well.” When Zaya—who was originally named Zion—told her parents she wanted to use female pronouns and change her name, the former NBA star was overcome with emotion and pride. smart” on social ‘WHAT’S THE “[She] said, ‘I think media. “It’s ok to lisPOINT OF BEING ON THIS EARTH going forward I’m ten to, love & respect IF YOU’RE GOING ready to live my your children exactly TO TRY AND BE truth,’ ” he recalled. as they are . . . we are SOMEONE “I looked at her and so proud of her,” YOU’RE NOT’ said, ‘You are a Union wrote, posting —ZAYA IN A leader. And this is a video of Zaya TWITTER VIDEO our opportunity to discussing the allow you to be a voice.’ ” Step- importance of being “true to mom Union, 47, praised Zaya yourself.” Wade—who’s dad as “compassionate” and “whip to 15-month-old daughter

Union said she and Wade are “grateful for all the support.” Zaya (left) in a Feb. 11 video and with Union in 2019 (right).

Kaavia with Union; Zaya and Zaire, 18, with ex-wife Siohvaughn Funches; and Xavier, 6, with Aja Metoyer— said he and Union are now learning all the information they can to give Zaya “the best opportunity to be her best self.” —CHRISTINA DUGAN

Shawn Johnson East on Breastfeeding and Mom-Shaming

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“It’s the greatest job I’ve ever been given in my life,” Johnson East (with her husband and baby Drew) says of motherhood.

Since welcoming daughter Drew Hazel in October, Olympic gymnast Shawn Johnson East has learned motherhood can be a rough-and-tumble sport too. While her baby easily breastfed her first week in the hospital, when they got home, “it was a wrestling match every time,” says the gold medalist and first-time mom, 28. “She was bawling and screaming because she was hungry, but she wouldn’t latch.” After meetings with lactation consultants ended poorly, Johnson East and husband Andrew East, 28, chose to bottle-feed baby Drew. “I used formula, and it was just this baffling experience of a desperate mom trying to take the best care of

her child and getting shamed for it,” Johnson East says of an interaction with a consultant who “basically said that I had ruined my child’s life because I gave her a bottle and formula.” Today Johnson East—who is now the first spokeswoman for formula brand Enfamil—bottlefeeds with both pumped milk and formula and is tuning out mom-shamers. “You have to trust your gut that as a mom you’re doing the right thing for your kid,” she says.

—JEN JUNEAU

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J o y f u l Fa m i l y Kotb with Schiffman and daughters Hope Catherine (left) and Haley Joy on Dec. 26.

wondering what’s going on.” Schiffman, 61, proposed to Kotb while on vacation in Mexico Nov. 23 (the two dated for six years). The TV host, who adopted Haley Hoda Kotb is counting down Joy, 3, in 2017 and Hope the days until her beach wedCatherine in April 2019, adds ding to fiancé Joel Schiffman, that “sand and drinks but the Today ‘I WANT IT TO and a great deejay” cohost, 55, is far BE FUN AND will be part of her from stressed about HAPPY AND nuptials. For Kotb’s it. “I’m putting the EVERYBODY cohost Jenna Bush planning in the TO FEEL hands of profession- EASY-BREEZY’ Hager—with whom she recently debuted als,” says Kotb. “All I —HODA KOTB a revamped version of want is Joel, [daughToday’s fourth hour named ters] Haley and Hope, and Hoda & Jenna & Friends, feamy closest inner circle. I can turing a live studio audience— picture Joel at the end of tissues will also be a must. the aisle and Haley and Hope

“We’ll all be in tears,” says Hager. Still, Kotb is feeling serene about her big day. “Everything’s just the backdrop for a beautiful moment.

And that’s all I want—just one beautiful moment. The rest of it’s just drunk dancing.” — E M I LY S T R O H M a n d CHARLOTTE TRIGGS

The Young and the Restless’s Eric Braeden

With Melody Thomas Scott on The Young and the Restless.

Job of a Lifetime

“Daytime is medium of all in Hollywood,” Braeden says. “The rest is a

who have watched the show for 40 years and their daughters and their granddaughters. It’s very touching.” While the former competitive soccer “I was not particularly interplayer says he feels “privi‘WHEN YOU DO A SOAP, YOU ested. I didn’t know what a leged” to be able to entertain ENTERTAIN. soap opera was or that there people (he also starred as IT’S GRATIFYING was television during the John Jacob Astor IV in 1997’s TO MAKE THAT day,” says Braeden. “It was Titanic), his family is what CONNECTION the farthest thing from my brings him the most joy. He WITH AN mind.” Four decades later, and his wife, actress Dale RusAUDIENCE’ Braeden’s villainous character sell, 77—married since 1966— remains a cornerstone of the daytime have a son, screenwriter Christian drama. “It is really stunning,” he Gudegast, 50, and three granddaughsays. “When I do a public ters. “I adore them,” says Braeden. appearance, four gener- “Nothing makes me more happy than ations of fans come up seeing them.” — E M I L Y S T R O H M to me: grandmothers a n d N ATA L I E S TO N E

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who played housekeeper Magda on Sex and the City and also appeared in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, died at 86. Love Island host and British TV personality Caroline Flack died by suicide at her London home. She was 40. Queen of Katwe actress Nikita Pearl Waligwa died at 15 after being diagnosed

welcomed their fourth child, son Beau, born via the same surrogate as older sister Colette, 1. They also share Theodora, 7, and Charlton, 5.

Engaged Melissa and David Fumero

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Babies It’s another boy for Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Melissa Fumero, 37, and Power actor David Fumero, 47, who welcomed baby Axel on Valentine’s Day. They also share 3-year-old Enzo. Broadway star Patti Murin, 39, who recently wrapped up a run as Anna in Frozen, and Chicago Med actor Colin Donnell, 37, are expecting their first child, a girl.

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Crime Hollywood sex and family therapist Amie Harwick, who was once engaged to Drew Carey, was found dead at age 38 after falling from a third-story balcony. Her former boyfriend Gareth Pursehouse, 41, has been arrested by the LAPD in connection with her death.

with a brain tumor. M*A*S*H* actress Kellye Nakahara, who played Lieutenant Kellye Yamato, died at her Pasadena, Calif., home after a short battle with cancer. She was 72.

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Rachel Brosnahan The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel star, 29, helps homeless young people through Covenant House

Inset: Brosnahan at the Covenant House holiday party in New York on Dec. 19.

Why I Care PERSONAL

I first heard about Covenant House in 2013. STORIES ABOUT I was making my Broadway debut, and the GIVING BACK members of the Broadway community organized a sleep out, where you spend a night on the street to raise money and awareness about young people overcoming homelessness. That night profoundly and permanently changed my life, and I made a commitment to stay involved. Last year I joined the board of directors. We’re committed to providing support and services to homeless youth and we have a presence in 31 cities in the U.S., Canada and Latin America. Covenant House provides not just basic needs like clean clothes, safe shelter and a hot meal but also services like job training, GED programs, legal services, substance-abuse counseling and medical services. That really sets young people up with the opportunity to pursue their brightest future. —R e p o r t e d B y M I A M c N I E C E For more information, go to covenanthouse.org March 2, 2020

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Dan (with support from pups Fred, Leo, Charlie and Kalie) proposed to Diana on Feb. 2.

Four dogs and a moving van add up to one special proposal NEW YORK CITY

As a couple, Dan Heydebrand, 31, and Diana Catherall, 29, have a lot in common: They love dogs. Dan owns a moving business like Diana’s dad, and they both grew up on 4th St. in New York City—Dan on the West Side, Diana on the East. Which is why Dan’s proposal on Feb. 2 included their canine brood and a moving truck with the words “Diana, Will You Marry Me?’’ painted on the side—in the intersection at 4th St. and Broadway, exactly halfway between their childhood neighborhoods. “We had 20 to 30 seconds [before the light changed],” says Dan. “I said to her, ‘Look at the truck!’ ” Says Diana: “I went blank. And then he got down on his knee and, of course, I said yes!”

Since Motorworks Brewing launched its campaign in January, 40 dogs—and Hazel—have found forever homes.

A second grader pays off his school’s lunch debt BATTLE GROUND, WASH.

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After Monica Mathis’s pitbull mix Hazel went missing back in May 2017, the 34-year-old mother of eight thought she’d never see the dog again—much less find her face on a beer can label. But thanks to a Florida brewery’s campaign for the Manatee County Animal Services shelter in Palmetto, Fla.—featuring Hazel and three other shelter dogs on four-packs of its ‘Adoptable Lager’—the Minnesota-based Mathis and Hazel were reunited on Feb. 7. “Everybody was crying,” says the shelter’s Hans Wohlgefahrt, 44, who drove Hazel the 1,600 miles to Mathis’s home in St. Paul. “She jumped right into her owner’s arms.” Says Mathis: “I don’t know how she ended up down there . . . but I’m just happy I have her back.” 32

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Keoni plans to continue selling key chains (keychainsforkindness.com) and donate the money to a local children’s hospital.

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A beer can label leads to a heartwarming reunion

Last month 8-year-old Keoni Ching decided he wanted to pay down his classmates’ school lunch debt as part of “Kindness Week” at his Benjamin Franklin Elementary School. Inspired by a friend, he started selling customized, beaded key chains for $5 each. “I thought he’d sell enough to give the school $20,” says his mom, April Ching, 38, who posted her son’s campaign to Facebook. But on Jan. 31 Keoni presented his principal with a check for $4,015—which wiped out the lunch debt at his school and paid off debts at six nearby elementary schools. Says April: “We’re seriously so proud of him.”

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AMAZON | Hunters

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Al Pacino fights Nazis, both old and new DRAMA At its improbable, lurid best, Hunters is a combination of Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds and Mission: Impossible. It’s violent, joltingly exciting entertainment. Al Pacino heads the Hunters, a team dedicated to avenging Nazi crimes against the Jews and, it seems, preventing the rise of a Fourth Reich in 1970s America. This small league of crusaders, which for some reason includes a blonde British nun, means business: They lock one unrepentant Nazi in his music studio and blare Little Richard’s “Long Tall Sally” at such volume that his ears leak blood. Yet the show, which creator David Weil says was inspired by his grandmother’s recollections of the Holo-

J o r d a n Pe e l e

The Get Out director executiveproduces the series.

caust, also flashes back—at times jarringly—to a slow, serious story set in the death camps. We’re in a strange moment culturally: The Holocaust remains a nightmare historical moment, and anti-Semitism has seen a resurgence. Yet the enormous sponge of pop culture can’t resist trying to absorb even this stain—consider Jojo Rabbit, the Oscar-winning comedy-fantasy about a little Nazi whose imaginary pal is Hitler. Hunters is more successful, if only because it’s more up-front about acknowledging the gap between fantasy and reality. And Logan Lerman, as the newest, youngest recruit to the Hunters, is terrific in the earnestness of his confusion and anger. (Amazon, launches Feb. 21) March 2, 2020

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MOVIES | The Call of the Wild

A new take on a tale as big as all outdoors FAMILY Does a dog harbor a deeper instinct to forsake dry food and run with wolves? Apparently so, according to the Jack London nature classic, although this adaptation muddies the issue by using CGI animals. The effect is ungainly at times but works when the script requires the dog, named Buck, to do something that would be classified as supra-canine: He even figures out how to urge a grizzled loner (Harrison Ford) to lay off the sauce. Good boy! (Feb. 21, PG)

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DRAMA In the Breaking Bad universe, evil’s toxicity registers slowly and incrementally: It’s Adam taking endless nibbles from the apple instead of one big damning bite. In season 5 of this excellent Bad spinoff, attorney Saul (Bob Odenkirk) is offering free phones to potential clients—plus a 50 percent discount for nonviolent felonies. Quickly surrounded by lowlifes, he’s starting to connect with the Jesse Pinkmans of the world. (AMC, Feb. 23, 10 p.m.)

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Q&A Freddie Highmore The actor, 28, plays a surgical resident with autism on ABC’s hit The Good Doctor (Mondays, 10 p.m.), now in season 3.

What do you like the most about this role? He’s messy and complicated like all of us. It’s a challenge in a great way. This season he’s trying to find love.

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With costar Jasika Nicole.

You directed Feb. 24’s episode, ‘Autopsy.’ I get the same enjoyment directing as I do from acting. The crew is incredibly supportive. We’ve seen you in TV shows and movies since you were a kid. Which do you prefer? On TV there’s the opportunity to delve into the characters to a depth you don’t get to do on film. To spend so much time with them is really rewarding. —CHRISTINA DUGAN

MOVIE | Portrait of a Lady on Fire

DRAMA On a remote island in 18th-century France, a female artist arrives, commissioned to paint a portrait of a young woman to send to the fiancé she has never met. Brushstroke by brushstroke, the two fall for each other. A stunningly filmed— and despite the centuries-old setting, astonishingly fresh—take on love and desire. (In theaters, R)

MUSIC | Real Estate, The Main Thing

ROCK Slower tempos and subtle synth underpinnings differentiate the mellow indie band’s fifth album from earlier work— but at its core, Real Estate continues to churn out reliably melodic, sunny melodies that split the difference between precise pop and languid jamming. (Feb. 28)

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s. a n a n a b Q&A Louis Tomlinson

The former One Direction singer, 28, kicks off a world tour March 9 for his debut solo album Walls.

MOVIES | Emma

When did you decide you were ready to release a solo album? After I did the song “Just Hold On” with Steve Aoki. From that moment, I decided to take a leap of faith.

COMEDY Anya Taylor-Joy (The Witch) plays the Jane Austen heroine: a bright, pretty, supercilious young woman who slowly realizes she knows zip about life, society, friendship or love. The comedy tends to be too bouncy and broad, with none of Austen’s bright acidity, but in the end this Emma is very moving—a lovely rom-com from 1815. (In limited release Feb. 21, PG)

Movie: Farmageddon

FAMILY A cute little extraterrestrial with rabbity ears is stuck in the countryside, unable to call home. And so he hangs out with Shaun the Sheep and has a wonderful time. You will too. This is possibly the first and only film in which an alien is shown needing to use the restroom. (Available now)

—BRIANNE TRACY

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NETFLIX | A Shaun the Sheep

Was it tough finding your own sound? It did take me a second. All those years in One Direction, we were conscious about the fan base. I’m enjoying just saying, “This is who I am, take it or leave it.” You and your bandmates are all happily doing your own things. It’s amazing. I saw Niall [Horan] and Liam [Payne] play last year, and I’m impressed with the music Harry [Styles] is releasing. It’s cool to watch us all grow.

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Rocking the jailhouse: Pinnock with Tyla Harris.

TV | For Life

Pushing for justice from behind bars DRAMA Nicholas Pinnock, a British actor probably best known here for the Netflix series Marcella, plays Aaron Wallace. He’s a Bronx prison inmate, wrongly convicted, who serves as a lawyer for fellow convicts. Life packs in more plot than strictly necessary—it wants to connect Wallace to a broader picture of corruption in New York City—but Pinnock’s performance has real fire. And what a commanding stare! (ABC, Tuesdays, 10 p.m.)

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More than 20 years after four high school friends formed the comedy troupe the Tenderloins, their TruTV hidden-camera prank show Impractical Jokers has crossed 200 episodes, and they’re headed into theaters this week with Impractical Jokers: The Movie. They recall some favorite antics.

James Murray Brian Quinn “I was forced to “I had to pull the interview my lever to stop a Universal Studios childhood crush, Danica McKellar tram-car tour from The Wonder every few Years, greased minutes. The up [like a bodylooks and comments I got builder] and in my underwear!” still haunt me.”

Sal Vulcano “I now have a tattoo of a 15-year-old Jaden Smith on my thigh—thanks to Joe, who had us get tattoos we couldn’t see until they were done.”

Joe Gatto “We played photographers and had the legendary Jeff Daniels stage a flip out. I couldn’t believe I was making comedy with him.”

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Bump Everywhere You Don’t Belong

Alexis Schaitkin Saint X

NOVEL What starts as a luxurious vacation on the (fictional) island of Saint X goes dark for the Thomas family when Alison, their rebellious teenage daughter, disappears. The collateral damage of this mystery is the subject of Schaitkin’s smashing debut. At the center of the tragedy is Alison’s little sister Claire, whom we follow into adulthood. A smart, socially conscious thriller that will take you away.

may have done LSD with him and was mysteriously murdered in 1964. Wolfe’s riveting novel imagines what Meyer’s diary—burned by the CIA after her death— might have revealed. Great fun for conspiracy theorists and romantics alike.

New in Nonfiction Joan Frank Tara Schuster Lydia Denworth Try to Get Lost Buy Yourself the Friendship “The first thing I F*cking Lilies Science journalist Schuster was a Denworth examines do . . . when planning to travel,” Frank successful Comedy the evolution, writes, “is to not Central exec, but on biology and societal want to go.” Her the inside she was impact of our need smart, surprising, crumbling. How to connect irreverent travel she vanquished emotionally with essays will give you self-doubt and others. Discuss it wanderlust. how you can too. with a friend! C o n t r i b u t o r s B O O K S S U E CO R B E T T, L I S A G R E I S S I N G E R , M A R I O N W I N I K MOVIES SAMANTHA MILLER MUSIC ERIC RENNER BROWN

NOVEL Claude is a black nerd from Chicago’s South Side. Raised by his grandmother and her gay best friend, he grows up amid police shootings and bloody riots. The stuff of comedy? Bump’s first book manages to be both crazy funny— and deadly serious.

YA pick! Becky Albertalli and Aisha Saeed Yes No Maybe So He’s shy and Jewish. She’s an extroverted Muslim. Working together on a political campaign helps bridge their differences, and a tender romance blossoms.

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‘No amount of planning can get you ready’ —KATE ON MOTHERHOOD

PRINCESS KATE GETS CANDID! W I T H E X T R A O R D I N A R Y O P E N N E S S , T H E R OYA L M O M TA L K S A B O U T R A I S I N G H E R 3 C H I L D R E N A N D H E R M I S S I O N TO H E L P OT H E R PA R E N TS F E E L S U P P O RT E D By S I M O N P E R R Y

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Visiting a London kindergarten class on Jan. 29, Princess Kate showcased her ease with children: from playing in a sensory sandbox and high-fiving little hands to serving cereal to one mesmerized girl, the royal mom of three was clearly in her element. “What do you think of the fruit?” she asked as she pointed to a plate of oranges, papayas, grapes and bananas. “What’s your favorite?” But the cheerful appearance to highlight early nutrition was just the first part of Kate’s day: After about an hour with the kids, she was quietly ushered into a nearby office, where she joined Giovanna Fletcher, the host of the popular Happy Mum, Happy Baby podcast. In a freewheeling conversation, Kate, 38, opened up like never before about everything from her difficult pregnancies to experiencing mom guilt to

Opening Up

Fletcher said of interviewing Kate (on Jan. 29), “I loved hearing the giggle in her voice . . . how playful she is when she’s talking about her own kids.”

what she wants her three children to most remember from their childhoods. “I had never heard her speak so openly in this way before,” says Fletcher, herself a mom of three boys. “I remember having a moment when we were in there, and [I thought], ‘I can’t believe this is happening.’ And I was trying to act like it was completely normal, and it’s not!” Since the podcast first aired on Feb. 15, Kate’s honesty about the challenges of motherhood have resonated around the world. The conversation also

HER SPECIAL TOUCH WITH KIDS

Wherever she goes, Kate charms her littlest fans—and she delights in them too

Baby Love

“She was so genuine,” says Carolyn Asante of a Wales children’s center Kate visited on Jan. 22.

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From the Heart

In Wales moms and dads “were relating to her as a parent rather than this very important person,” says Asante.

Sweet Bond

Kate shared smiles on Jan. 28 at the Evelina London Children’s Hospital.

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All About Her Meaningful Necklace

Her gold pendant is inscribed with the initials of George, Charlotte and Louis—a hint her family may be complete.

marked the clearest sign yet that Kate, who has given only very brief interviews since her engagement interview with Prince William nearly 10 years ago, is more confident than she has been in years past. “She is exposing herself,” a palace source says of her decision to speak about her life with William, 37, and their children George, 6, Charlotte, 4, and Louis, who will be 2 in April. “This is not a vanity exercise. This is her talking about her work and what she has learned as a mother because of her

Making Connections

‘It’s the simple things that really do matter’ —KATE

She’s “so engaging and so enthusiastic” as she promotes her survey (in London on Jan. 29), one charity head says.

work.” In January Kate launched “5 Big Questions on the Under Fives,” a U.K.-wide survey targeted to parents, caregivers and professionals about the first years of children’s lives that has so far garnered more than 200,000 responses. “She has become credible in the early-years space,” says the palace source. In the U.K., where the leading cause of death among new mothers is suicide, Kate’s spotlight on these issues has been welcomed by experts and fellow moms alike. “It doesn’t matter who you are or where you come from—we’re all going through a lot of the same things,” says Fletcher. “We are all having sleepless nights and going through potty training or whatever it is . . . there’s something that unites us all. I think having the duchess on really highlights that.” The interview also offered the first opportunity to hear Kate open up about her own challenges as a mom, beginning with her pregnancies. Plagued by hyperemesis gravidarum, a severe form of morn-

Listening and Learning

Kate (at Ark Open Farm in Northern Ireland on Feb. 12) “was very nurturing,” says nursery school principal Jill McCandless. March 2, 2020

THIS IS WHAT I WANT MY KIDS TO REMEMBER Speaking with Fletcher, Kate revealed that a photo she took of Charlotte smelling a bluebell at the family’s country home in Norfolk captures the types of moments “that mean so much to me as a parent.” Her campaign to encourage children to explore nature has its roots in her own childhood. “I had an amazing granny who devoted a lot of time to us, playing with us, doing arts and crafts and going to the greenhouse to do gardening and cooking with us,” she said. Rather than “sitting down trying to do their maths and spelling homework over the weekend,” she hopes her children will recall “that we’ve gone out and lit a bonfire and sat around trying to cook sausages.”

ing sickness that left her hospitalized, she admitted that she felt “utterly rotten,” telling Fletcher, “I’m not the happiest of pregnant people.” She found relief with hypnotherapy, which she also used during the birth of Prince George in 2013 and her two subsequent deliveries. “I saw the power of it really, the meditation and the deep breathing and things like that,” she told Fletcher, adding that there are “levels” to the practice. “I’m not going to say that William was standing there sort of, chanting sweet nothings at me. He definitely wasn’t! I didn’t even ask him about it, but it was just something I wanted to do for myself.” As for labor, “I realized that this was something I could take control of. . . . It was hugely powerful, and because it had been so bad during pregnancy, I actually really quite liked labor! It was an event

Sweet Inspiration This photo of Charlotte smelling a bluebell is one of Kate’s favorites. “I try every day to put moments like that in,” she says.

that I knew there was going to be an ending to!” While other moms struggle to get their bearings immediately after giving birth, Kate had the added pressure of doing so in the spotlight—with the entire world waiting to meet her newborn. The experience was “slightly terrifying; I’m not going to lie,” she said. “Both William and I were really conscious that this was something that everyone was excited about ...[and] for us to be able to share that joy and appreciation with the public, I felt was really important. But equally it was coupled with a newborn baby and inexperienced parents and the uncertainty of what that held, so there were all sorts of mixed emotions.” Upon returning home, she admitted, “it wasn’t that quiet in our household! William was like, ‘Oh, my gosh, is this what parenting is going to be like?’”

These days the family of five has settled into a

steady routine, with George and Charlotte both in school near the family’s Kensington Palace home and nanny Maria Turrion Borrallo on hand to offer additional help. Kate and William take turns

COPING WITH PREGNANCY & A NEWBORN IN THE SPOTLIGHT Kate endured severe morning sickness—but it was also tough for her husband. “William didn’t feel he could do much to help,” she explained, “and it’s hard for everyone to see you suffering without actually being able to do anything about it.” After George was born, Kate couldn’t wait to leave St. Mary’s Hospital, but outside the world was waiting for a photo. She says she compartmentalized “the whole thing.” William had practiced placing a baby seat in the car but briefly fumbled: “It just never works out the way you planned it!”

Bonding with Dad

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Kate, who took this shot at the family’s country home in Norfolk, says she’s most happy when “I’m with my family outside in the countryside and we’re all filthy dirty.”

with the school drop-off and pickup, but on the morning of the podcast recording, Kate wasn’t able to do so because she was helping with the kindergarten class. “George and Charlotte were like, ‘Mummy, how could you possibly not be dropping us off at school in the morning?’ ” Kate told Fletcher, admitting that she experiences mom guilt “all the time....And anyone who doesn’t as a mother is actually lying!” Easing that stress for other mothers is one of Kate’s main objectives. After learning in her earlier work with the mental-health campaign Heads Together that “there was such a taboo, such a secrecy around actually speaking about emotions and feeling,” she said her current initiative aims to shatter those taboos so people can feel comfortable seeking help. Her goal “is for parents to feel more open than they did before,” says the palace source. “She is learning it’s not about the drop-offs, but it’s about the time you spend with your children.” That’s a lesson she learned from her own parents, entrepreneurs Carole, 65, and Michael, 70. “My parents were hugely dedicated to us,” she says of her childhood alongside siblings Pippa, 36, and James, 32. “Life now is so busy, so distracting, and actually sometimes the simple things like watching a fire on a really rainy day provides such enjoyment.” After spending a week off with William and their kids for spring break, the couple will head

‘We all have good days, bad days’ —KATE

to Ireland for three days of royal engagements on March 3, with the children remaining at home. As always, it’s a juggling act—and the royal mom hopes others who are doing the same will be gentle with themselves. There’s a “feeling that either those who are doing it publicly ‘very well’ have no challenges at all . . . versus those who are really finding it hard,” she told Fletcher. “I’ve found that no matter what walk of life you’ve come from, there’s so many things that really unify parents and families in their struggles but also in their aspirations too. That’s really powerful, I think, to find ways in which we can unify people to work together to try and face some of today’s hardest problems.”

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Her Mom-Driven Mission

Kate’s research into the early years is a “fantastic opportunity” to reach new people, says Catherine Roche, head of the mental-health charity Place2Be. “She has a genuine passion and warmth for this work. She is a powerful advocate for children’s mental health and has used her influence to stimulate debate.” March 2, 2020

WITHOUT A TRACE Joshua “J.J.” Vallow (left) and Tylee Ryan (right) were last seen on Sept. 23, when their mom withdrew them from school.

A Mother’s Secrets

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WHAT DO THEY KNOW?

Police say Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow (above, in Hawaii) have been “uncooperative” with their investigation.

umping on a trampoline outside his home in Rexburg, Idaho, last year, Joshua “J.J.” Vallow displayed the typical fearlessness of a 7-year-old. As his stunts grew more and more daring, his 17-year-old sister Tylee Ryan stood nervously by, warning him to be careful and flinching with every flip. “She has always been worried about his safety and well-being,” says J.J.’s grandmother Kay Woodcock. “In some ways she was like another mother to J.J. She’s very protective of him.” Now relatives hope that Tylee is somehow still protecting her younger brother—even though neither of them has been seen since Sept. 23, when their mother, Lori Vallow, withdrew them from school. The children’s disappearance went unnoticed for two months until their grandparents asked police to conduct a welfare check at the home of Lori, 46, and her husband, Chad Daybell, 51. Finding no sign of J.J. and Tylee, police opened an investigation; the next day Lori and Chad went missing too. Authorities finally located the couple on Kauai, Hawaii, on Jan. 25, but the kids weren’t

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Former Spouses, Mysterious Deaths As authorities search for Tylee and J.J., they are also investigating the mysterious deaths of Chad and Lori’s former spouses. On Oct. 19, 2019, Tammy Daybell, 49 (left, with Chad), died in her sleep at their home in Salem, Idaho (bottom left). Tammy was originally thought to have died of natural causes, but her body has since been exhumed for testing, which could take up to a year to complete, according to authorities. Charles Vallow, 63 (right, with Lori), was shot to death by Lori’s brother Alex Cox during a July 11, 2019, altercation at Lori’s home in Chandler, Ariz. (top right). Cox, 51, who claimed he shot

picious deaths surrounding Lori and Chad, including both of their previous spouses as well as Lori’s older brother Alex—making the case even more complex. And the chilling question remains: Where are Tylee and J.J? “It’s frustrating,” says J.J.’s grandfather Larry Woodcock. “She has defied a court order and hasn’t proven that the kids are okay. She should be in handcuffs.”

Growing up, Tylee and J.J. had more than their

share of difficulties. When Tylee was a toddler, her parents divorced, and her father, Joseph Ryan, later died of a heart attack. Lori, who was also mom to son Colby from a previous marriage, tied the knot with her fourth husband, Charles Vallow, in 2006. They moved to Chandler, Ariz., and adopted J.J., the biological son of one of Charles’s relatives, who had been diagnosed on the autism spectrum as a tod-

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DEC. 5, 2018

In their first documented meeting Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow (left), a follower of Chad’s doomsday writings, speak together on a podcast about preparing for the end of the world.

‘EVERYTHING IS JUST A TORNADO OF CONFUSION. I WANT MY SIBLINGS BACK’

—COLBY RYAN, LORI VALLOW’S SON

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Lori’s ex-husband Charles is fatally shot by her brother Alex. Shortly afterward Lori returns J.J.’s service dog (with him, right) to its trainers and moves to Idaho with J.J. and Tylee.

and Tylee and J.J. quickly bonded, both delighting in the addition of J.J.’s service dog Bailey to the family. “The first night that Bailey stayed with him, that was one of the first nights that J.J. stayed in bed all night,” says the dog’s trainer Neal Mestas. “As far as I knew, they were a healthy, happy family.” But the happiness was short-lived. In early 2019 Charles filed for divorce, stating that Lori had become “infatuated and obsessed with near-death experiences and spiritual visions.” The divorce was contentious, and on July 11 Lori and Charles got into an argument at the family’s home. During the altercation, Lori’s brother Alex Cox fatally shot Charles in front of the children. Cox claimed it was in self-defense and wasn’t charged. Soon Lori was moving on. Just weeks after her husband’s death, she packed up the family and headed to Idaho to be near Chad Daybell, the author of multiple books focusing on doomsday

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Chad’s wife, Tammy, is found dead in the couple’s bed from what is initially ruled to be “natural causes.” Chad and Lori get married weeks later.

prophecies and the end of the world. Before they left, Lori called dog trainer Mestas to return J.J.’s service dog Bailey. “She called out of the blue and said, ‘Charles has passed away, I need to re-home Bailey,’ which was really puzzling because now you think, ‘Doesn’t J.J. need the dog more than ever?’” recalls Mestas. Those who knew Lori expressed concern over her fascination with Chad Daybell, whose ideas were becoming increasingly extreme. “He believed a lot of strange things,” says his friend Brian Scheider. “He was obsessed with the end of the world. He said he understood prophecy more than most people.” — KAY But no one predicted that Chad’s WOODCOCK, wife, Tammy, 49, with whom he had GRANDMOTHER five children, would be found dead in the couple’s bed on Oct. 19 or that Chad would marry Lori just weeks later. Though Tammy’s death was originally ruled to be of natural causes, the Fremont County sheriff’s office has now opened an investigation. “I didn’t think he was capable of killing her,” says Tammy’s friend Danielle Janes, “but now I’m not so sure.” Also being investigated: the death of Lori’s brother Alex, 51, who was found unresponsive in his girlfriend’s home on Dec. 12, five months after killing Charles Vallow. Rich Robertson, a private investigator working with Charles’s family, points out a chilling fact: “Everybody involved in [the day Charles was killed] is either dead or missing. Charles is dead, Alex is dead, and Tylee and J.J., who were there, are missing.” While multiple investigations continue in four states, an attorney for Lori and Chad issued a statement that did not address the children’s whereabouts but said simply, “Chad Daybell was a Lori Vallow has chosen instead to leave the state loving husband and has the support of his children with her new husband,” the Rexburg police departin this matter. Lori Daybell is a devoted mother ment said in a statement. It’s a frustration keenly and resents assertions to the contrary. We look felt by the children’s grandparents, who long for the forward to addressing the allegations once they day they’ll embrace Tylee and J.J. again. “I believe have moved beyond speculation and rumor.” they’re out there somewhere,” says Kay WoodPolice, meanwhile, have become increasingly cock, “and I just want them to come home safe and frustrated by Lori and Chad’s lack of cooperation. healthy, to a place where they are loved. ” “It is astonishing that rather than work with law enforcement to help us locate her own children, W i t h r e p o r t i n g b y J E F F T R U E S D E L L

‘WE WANT ANSWERS. WE NEED TO KNOW THAT THEY ARE SAFE’

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After getting a call from J.J.’s grandparents, police conduct a welfare check and realize that J.J. and Tylee haven’t been seen since September. They open a missing-persons investigation.

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Authorities search Chad’s home, collecting evidence. Lori’s oldest son, Colby (left), pleads with his mom in a YouTube video to bring the kids home safely. “You have the power to end this,” he says.

BEGGING FOR ANSWERS

“It’s a nightmare,” says J.J.’s grandmother Kay Woodcock (above, with husband Larry) of the disappearance of Tylee and J.J. (top).

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Authorities locate Lori and Chad in Hawaii and order Lori to produce the kids in five days. She misses the deadline. Police open a storage locker rented by Lori and find J.J. and Tylee’s belongings (right). March 2, 2020

Pete Buttigieg

THE MAYOR MAKING HISTORY

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Pete Buttigieg celebrated his 38th

birthday, on Jan. 19, with the rarest of luxuries for a presidential candidate: a night off and a quiet steak dinner at home, just, in his words, “being with the dogs by the fireplace, chilling out.” The next morning, as he headed back to the campaign trail, his husband, Chasten, kissed him goodbye. “Just think,” Chasten said from their South Bend, Ind., house, “the next time you 52

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and I step foot in this home, you’ll have won Iowa or New Hampshire—or we’ll be reconsidering where things are going.” Wherever things are going next, it won’t be back to a quiet life. Buttigieg— unknown a year ago to almost everyone outside South Bend, where he was mayor until Jan. 1—emerged from the Feb. 3 Iowa caucuses as the first openly gay candidate ever to win a presidential

nominating contest. The following week he missed first place in New Hampshire (behind Sen. Bernie Sanders) by a few thousand votes. In the race for delegates who will decide the Democratic presidential nominee, those finishes together make Buttigieg, at least for now, the front-runner. It can all seem unimaginable in a country that two decades ago widely criminalized homosexuality and until 2015 widely banned gay marriage.

HIS AMAZING JOURNEY Growing Up in South Bend

Buttigieg (age 4, at the piano) was a quick study at life. “Whatever situation he was in, new school, or new group, he would simply stand there and watch,” his mom has said.

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Buttigieg (welcomed home in 2014 by his dad, Joseph, who died last year of cancer, and his mom, Anne) was in office when he deployed to Afghanistan for seven months as a naval intelligence officer.

The Man by His Side

‘A n U n d e r d o g Mentality’

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“No matter how I’m doing in the polls, I have to push and earn every vote,” says Buttigieg (campaigning in New Hampshire in February).

But then, here is Buttigieg— the gay millennial competing with veteran senators and a former Vice President. “I certainly sense how improbable this all is,” Buttigieg tells People. “I think, in an odd way, that’s part of why we’re succeeding.” The only child of University of Notre Dame English professors, Mayor Pete, as he’s now known to those unsure of pronouncing BOOT-edge-edge, rocketed from Harvard to Oxford (on a Rhodes scholarship) to the Navy Reserves. At 29, he was elected South Bend mayor with 74 percent of the vote and two years later deployed to Afghanistan—an experience that now shapes his thoughts on war. “I wasn’t kicking down doors, but just the

Chasten (with Buttigieg at their June 2018 wedding) paused his teaching job last year to campaign full-time, becoming a political star himself. “People just naturally take to him because he’s a magnetic and wonderful person,” Buttigieg says.

frequency of rocket attacks—the way I feel to this day when I hear that sound,” he says. “The effects follow you. We’ve got to be more aware of those costs.” He came out as gay in a June 2015 newspaper op-ed and, five months later, was reelected mayor by an 80 percent majority. By 2016 he was on then-President Barack Obama’s list of next-gen Democratic leaders to watch. It’s now been a year since the start of Buttigieg’s improbable campaign— “exhilarating,” he calls it, and also “exhausting.” Days are fueled by coffee and beef jerky; at night he falls asleep in his hotel room to the cartoons Family Guy or Rick and Morty. He misses his two

dogs (they FaceTime) and being able to “spend the greater portion of my day in sweatpants.” But the rewards are big, if quiet. Sometimes someone will stop him in a crowd and not say a thing. “Often it’s someone who I think is LGBT and just could not have pictured this campaign being possible,” Buttigieg says. For Chasten, the middle school teacher who took the name Buttigieg when they wed in 2018, the race is both personal and profound. The morning after New Hampshire voted, just before Buttigieg was pulled away to Nevada and South Carolina, the next states to vote, Chasten hugged him and said, “Stop and pinch yourself.”

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ONE PERFORMANCE N E A R LY D E R A I L E D HIS CAREER. NOW THE MUSIC ICON A N D F A M I LY M A N I S R I G H T F U L LY B A C K IN THE GAME By E L A I N E ARADILLAS Photographs by JAKE CHESSUM

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Soulful Tr o u b a d o u r

“I write about my feelings,” says Feliciano (in the 1960s), who has recorded more than 50 albums.

A Full-Circle Journey

Game Changer

In 1968 Feliciano had no idea his Latin-styled national anthem would hurt his career. He had practiced a version “more radical than the one I did,” he says.

ward, he recalls, a broadcaster rushed over and told him he had “really ticked off a lot of veterans. They’re throwing their shoes at the TV. They feel you should be deported.” In an America torn apart by the Vietnam War and racial discord, his nontraditional rendition sparked both applause and outrage. But his meteoric rise stalled. Many deejays stopped playing his records. “My career was dead,” he says. But the 74-year-old music icon refused to give up—and resuscitated his career for the first of many times over half a century. “I don’t want to sound like sour grapes, but there are some grapes in my life that are sour,” he says from his cozy home in Connecticut. “I feel that because of what happened to me, I’ve been underrated.” He took up touring internationally, and two years after that fateful performance he rebounded with his Christmastime classic “Feliz Navidad.” And now he’s in the midst of a new resurgence. His version of the Mamas and the Papas’ “California Dreamin’ ” appeared in the Oscar-nominated film Once upon a Time . . . in Hollywood, one of the most-streamed songs on the film’s soundtrack. Last month he released his 56th studio album, Behind This Guitar, and he continues to tour the world. His contributions to music will be showcased in José Feliciano: Behind This Guitar, a documentary making its world premiere on March 18 at the SXSW Festival in Austin. “I say to myself, ‘José, that’s the business,’ ” he says. “Let’s hope they don’t underrate me anymore, and they realize the musician that I am and that I didn’t take any shortcuts.”

A Home Run

Fifty years later he was invited back to perform his original version. “It was surreal,” says his son Jonathan José. “They were all happy to see Pop.”

On Oct. 7, 1968, José Feliciano was living a musician’s dream. His Latin-flavored versions of “California Dreamin’ ” and “Light My Fire” were flooding the airwaves, and his new single “Hi-Heel Sneakers” was climbing the charts. Who would’ve thought a blind Puerto Rican guitarist from New York City’s Spanish Harlem would be invited to sing “The Star Spangled Banner” at the World Series? In front of more than 53,000 baseball fans gathered in Detroit to watch the Tigers play the St. Louis Cardinals in Game 5, the 23-year-old performed a soulful, Latinjazz-influenced version of the national anthem. But things quickly took a disturbing turn. After56

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Feliciano has been facing down challenges since

the day he was born blind from glaucoma, a disease that damages the optic nerve. When he was 5, his family moved from Puerto Rico to Spanish Harlem, where his aunt’s friend bought him his first guitar for $10 from a pawn shop. He listened to the radio and practiced relentlessly. “When I saw the other jobs that were available to blind kids, I said, ‘I don’t want those jobs. Those are menial jobs. I can do better than that if I push myself in music,’ ” he says. Influenced by Ray Charles and Spanish guitarist Andrés Segovia, he was determined to be successful. “The only obstacle I’ve had are sighted people,” he says. In 1963, at age 18, he was discovered while performing at the Manhattan counterculture hot spot Gerde’s Folk City. Despite his anthem controversy, he won his first two of seven Grammys for Best New Artist and Best Male Pop Vocal Performance on March 12,

Proud Papa

Feliciano with (from left) wife Susan and kids Jonathan José, Melissa and Mikey. “It’s never a dull moment,” Mikey says of growing up with a famous dad.

Music Man

He has been nominated for 16 Grammys and won 7, which are displayed throughout his home in Connecticut.

‘Every moment means a lot to me. I know my time is limited. I’m thrilled to be alive’ —JOSE FELICIANO

1969, which he calls the highlight of his career. Though some of the country turned on him, there was one girl in Detroit who thought his version of the anthem was “cool.” Susan Omillia was 14 years old and wanted to show support. “I started a fan club,” she says. When she was 17, Feliciano met her in Detroit. After divorcing his first wife, Janna, in 1978, Feliciano married Susan, and they have three children (Melissa, 31, Jonathan José, 28, and Mikey, 24). Today they’re a tight-knit family who live within minutes of one another and meet up every Sunday. When Susan learned Feliciano’s music was used in Once upon a Time . . . in Hollywood—Feliciano didn’t know yet—the family decided to take him to the movie to surprise him. After the first notes of his song began, she says he whispered, “Wow. I don’t believe it.” Another moment he’s still savoring: In 2018, 50 years after his divisive performance, the St. Louis Cardinals were once again playing in Detroit, and Feliciano was asked to return to sing the anthem. This time he was met with cheers, not jeers. “It felt good,” he says. “It touches me that my songs bring joy to people. I am a man who tried to bring peace and happiness with my music.”

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Before Pretty WomanÕs 1990

release, director Garry Marshall, who loved making romantic comedies, took a dark script about prostitution and overhauled it into what would become one of the most memorable romances in movie history. It would also make 21-year-old Julia Roberts very famous. “Richard [Gere] knew Julia was a star launching into the universe,” says the late director’s daughter Kathleen Marshall. Still, the pairing nearly didn’t happen— Gere, then 40, turned down the role of financier Edward multiple times until Roberts persuaded him to say yes. “I pleaded with him in a real way!” Roberts once told People. For the film’s 30th anniversary the cast and crew shared behind-the-scenes dish.

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Pretty Woman earned $178.4 million at the U.S. box office but was shot on a budget. “The reason that Vivian and Edward are late to the opera is so they didn’t have to have a lobby of fancy-dressed people in the shot,” says Kathleen Marshall. “If they were late . . . you don’t have to pay extras that day.”

The necklace Vivian wore to the opera really was worth $250,000 Produced by French jeweler Fred Joaillier, the bling Edward says is worth “a quarter million” was 18K white gold with 23 pearcut rubies interlaced with diamonds.

The original ending was much, much darker

Kit became comic relief

G a r r y M a r s h a l l ’s daughter Kathleen and s o n S c o t t h a d cameos

“His movie sets were like camp, like ‘We’re going to have fun,’ ” says Scott, who played a drug dealer in an early scene. Kathleen was a hotel desk clerk at the Regent Beverly Wilshire.

F a n s h a t e d J a s o n A l e x a n d e r ’s c h a r a c t e r

Prior to Seinfeld, Alexander was best known as Edward’s nasty lawyer Philip Stuckey—and moviegoers didn’t react kindly to the character. “I called it the Pretty Woman death stare,” he says. “I had women that came up and went, ‘How dare you.’ I had one woman spit at me. That’s what I went through really until Seinfeld started to calm the waters.”

The film was originally called 3 0 0 0 — a f t e r V i v i a n ’s f e e — b u t t e s t audiences said it was confusing.

Richard Gere composed his own music for the lobby piano-playing scene The actor, who wrote music in high school, wrote and performed the solo he plays in the hotel lounge. “It seemed like Julia had a little crush on Richard,” says Jason Alexander.

Vivian’s BFF Kit, played by Laura San Giacomo, was originally a meth addict. “I said, meth isn’t funny,” she explains. Marshall encouraged her to add flourishes, like when she breathes onto the shiny front-desk counter at the hotel.

In the first script Edward drops Vivian back on the streets. “Garry said he was going to make it a love story. He believed you could find love in many places,” says his wife, Barbara. Screenwriter Lawton says, “The chemistry between Richard and Julia was so electric, so genuine, it was clear there was no other ending.”

10 Julia Roberts tailed real call girls for research

Barbara Marshall worked as a nurse at the L.A. Free Clinic, which served sex workers. “Julia came with me one day and decided to go out with some of the girls!” she says. “They showed her how to walk, how to approach a car.”

Michelle Pfeiffer and Al Pacino were considered for the leads

Screenwriter JF Lawton says, “I guarantee you if it had been those two people, it would’ve been a very different thing. But Garry cast Richard and Julia, and the magic started happening.”

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C Carol Kane loves that she he makes people laugh—just don’t call her a comedian. “I could never do stand-up,” the actress, 67, says over tea in the Manhattan neighborhood where she’s lived since she was 13. “I consider myself dramatic aand n comedic, therefore I guess sss a character actor.” After w wrapping r up four hilari hilarious io years playing a street-savvy landlady on Tina Fey’s Netflix sitcom Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (there’s now a Kimmy TV movie in the works), Kane is back on the small screen in a darker role alongside Al Pacino in the Amazon series Hunters, about operatives chasing clandestine Nazis in 1977 New York. Kane first found success in the edgy films of the ’70s, appearing in 1971’s Carnal Knowledge and 1975’s Dog Day Afternoon before going on to parts in acclaimed comedies like 1977’s Annie Hall and 1987’s The Princess Bride, along with the hit ’80s THE CLASSIC COMEDY VETERAN OPENS UP ABOUT OSCAR JITTERS, FAMOUS FRIENDSHIPS AND A KIND ACT BY JACK NICHOLSON FORGET

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Her New York World

TV series Taxi. Despite her signature bouncy curls and girlish voice, Kane swears she’s rarely recognized on the subway, which she takes almost every day. “I wear a strange-looking hat,” she says with a laugh. “I feel very safe in that.” She talked about what she’s learned over five decades on stage and screen.

An act of kindness—especially from Jack Nicholson—goes a long way.

For Kane, being nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for 1975’s Hester Street at just 23 years old—“I was still collecting unemployment,” she says—was “very overwhelming.” She says she was unprepared: “When you get nominated you become extremely popular.” Kane lost the award to One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest’s Louise Fletcher, and the next morning, she recalls being alone in her hotel room, “picking up the phone to make sure there’s a dial tone, because it was so quiet.” When her friend and former costar Jack Nicholson, who had won Best Actor for Cuckoo’s Nest, called, she was deeply moved. “Jack knows what it’s like to win—and not to win,” she says. “He knows what the next day’s like.” Nicholson invited Kane to lunch and drove to pick her up. “It makes me want to cry because it was so kind,” Kane remembers, tearing up.

Close Bond

“I was in love with acting,” says Kane (above at 17, attending the Professional Children’s School in New York City). She landed her first theater role in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie at age 14. “It was a lucky way to start,” she says.

Almost 50 years of memorable roles

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Puppy Love

Kane rescued her beloved dog Johnny six years ago. “He was in such bad shape,” but she nursed him back to health.

Revel in your beauty while you’re young.

Queen of Quirk

“I became successful very young,” says Kane (in 1976) of skipping college. “But I never thought, ‘Oh I’m going to be a star.’ ”

Kane lives in the same building as her “remarkable” mom, Joy, a composer who is still teaching at 93.

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Annie Hall

Asked what advice she’d give her younger self, Kane says, “To try and enjoy my beauty that I had when I was young. I thought I wasn’t pretty enough. I look back and I think, ‘Boy, I wasted those 15 years.’ ” But she’s still on the fence about her distinctive voice, saying she feels “shame” about it: “It’s just an odd voice.” (She lowered it to play villain Madam Morrible in the musical Wicked when she starred in various productions from 2005 to 2014.) Kane says it especially embarrasses her when phone operators—“American Airlines!”—can discern who she is just by hearing her speak: “I wish my voice was deep and beautiful and sexy.”

“I can look back at that film and be proud of what I did,” Kane says of playing Allison Portchnik, Alvy’s (Woody Allen) first wife, in the 1977 classic.

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From 1980 to 1983 she played Simka Dahblitz-Gravas, wife of Latka Gravas (Andy Kaufman) on the sitcom, for which she won an Emmy (left) in 1982.

Cherish your idols—and meet them if you can.

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Kane once lived in an apartment next to Bette Davis. Despite her fiery reputation, the Golden Age legend “was very kind to me, very supportive,” Kane remembers. Davis even invited her over for a drink before Kane attended the Emmys, where she was nominated for Taxi. “She watched the show, and she was rooting for me, and it was unbelievable,” says Kane. “Jack [Nicholson] was my idol, and she was my idol. So far meeting my idols has not disappointed me. I lucked out.” Put the work in for your friendships.

Kane, who dated Woody Harrelson in the ’80s but has never been married, keeps the best friendships in her life close to her heart. She met one of her closest confidants, Diane Keaton, on the 1976 set of Harry and Walter Go to New York. They later costarred in Annie Hall and 1989’s The Lemon Sisters. “We always have managed to take care of our friendship and make sure that nothing harms it,” says Kane, who is also close with Bette Midler and Anjelica Huston. “I have made some new friends accidentally as I’ve gotten older—but I don’t feel I need any more.” Take a chance. You might make history.

As an early “worshipper” of Woody Allen’s films, Kane was excited to be cast in Annie Hall. Still, she had no idea it would be so successful, winning four Oscars in 1978, including Best Picture. “You never know,” she muses. “I’ve been in a bunch of them now, classics like The Princess Bride. But you don’t know that going in, and you can’t think about that at all, because you can’t work like, ‘Wait until you see this! I’m going to do a classic thing here.’ You’d be an idiot!”

‘When I was young . . . I thought I wasn’t pretty enough. Boy, I wasted those 15 years’

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The Princess Bride Kane played Valerie, wife to Billy Crystal’s healer Miracle Max, in the beloved 1987 fantasy-comedy.

Scrooged

Kane starred with Bill Murray as the Ghost of Christmas Present in the 1988 holiday classic, a reimagining of Dickens’s A Christmas Carol.

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

“People assume I’m a comedic actor now, but I’m a character actor,” she says of playing Lillian Kaushtupper, Kimmy’s tough-talking New Yorkproud landlady on the Netflix sitcom.

Hunters

“I worked with Al Pacino [not pictured] on Dog Day Afternoon, so it was fun to work together again,” she says of her costar on the new Amazon drama about Nazi hunters. March 2, 2020

MAKING HIS STUDENT’S TRANSPLANT POSSIBLE

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t was an unexpectedly emotional moment for math and science teacher Finn Lanning—who still remembers when Damien, then one of his seventh-grade students, told him why he wouldn’t be returning to AXL Academy in Aurora, Colo., following the school’s Thanksgiving break in November 2018. “He was one of the few new students,” recalls Lanning. “He was studious and smart and funny, and he was in a couple of my elective classes as well, so we’d gotten to know each other a little bit.” But that afternoon the then-12-year-old revealed that he had focal segmental glomerulosclerosis, an autoimmune disease that had seriously damaged his kidneys. To make matters more complicated, Damien had also been in foster care for the past four years. “It was hard for him to find placement because he was sick,” says Lanning, 37. “He told me he had to leave the foster home he was living in and was moving into the hospital because they didn’t have another place for him. I remember kind of sitting there with him and not really knowing what to say.” But deep down Lanning, who is single, already knew what he wanted to do. In the weeks that followed, he began regularly visiting Damien at Denver’s Presbyterian/St. Luke’s Medical Center—

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A FATHER & SON BOND

Finn Lanning with Damien and their dog Dexter at home in Denver on Feb. 8.

where, because his disease had shut down his kidneys, Damien was on dialysis 12 hours a day. Lanning also learned that the teen desperately needed a kidney transplant but had been taken off the waiting list because he lacked a stable home environment where his health and recovery could be effectively monitored. “I had no experience being a parent, but I couldn’t look away,” says Lanning, who qualified to foster Damien in March 2019—making way for the teen’s successful kidney transplant in June that same year. “Just seeing him living in a really full way makes some of this crazy mess feel really worth it—for both of us,” says Lanning. Adds Damien: “It changed my perspective on the world. Now I can do anything.” That wasn’t the case for much of Damien’s early childhood. He began showing FGSG symptoms, such as swelling and difficulty walking, when he

IN IT TOGETHER

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Lanning and Damien (above) at the hospital in May 2019; and (right) having routine blood work done after his transplant.

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was around 7 or 8 and wound up in foster care after his mother lost her parental rights because she was unable to manage his medical needs. (They still see each other every few months.) Bounced from home to home, Damien also spent months at a time living in hospitals because of his illness. “He was getting passed around to different people who offered different levels of care,” says Lanning, “with long periods in-between of literally living alone in a hospital because there was no place else for him to go. He’d have a nurse who took care of his health, and that was his life. I’m surprised he managed as well as he did.” Still, Lanning admits that fostering Damien came with challenges—including intensive training on how to administer the boy’s daily 12-hour dialysis. “I was shocked when I discovered what I was actually going to have to be doing. It’s a lot scarier and riskier than I thought,” says Lanning, who made sure to provide for the rest of Damien’s needs as well—from buying the right kind of toothpaste and socks to scheduling his doctors’ appointments. “I’d really thought a lot about this decision,” he adds. “I didn’t want to be another person in a long line who’d made a commitment to him and then couldn’t keep it. I wanted him to trust me and feel comfortable.”

Within two months, following a battery of medical tests and interviews with doctors to confirm his eligibility, Damien was placed back on the transplant list— and on June 14, 2019, he underwent the fourhour procedure. Unfortunately the transplant exacerbated his FSGS (which has now been in remission since September), leading to more than two months of invasive treatments, including chemotherapy and plasmapheresis, a process that removes plasma from the blood. Damien, now 13, has made a full recovery, but due to the FSGS he’ll likely have to face another kidney transplant later in life. “If he’s extremely lucky, his kidney might last 25 years, so he’ll be back in this situation at some point,” says Lanning. “But his recovery has been good, and he has no major medical restrictions.” In August, Damien went back to school, where

GOOD TIMES

“I’m grateful that Finn has helped me have a place to live, make friends and enjoy my life,” says Damien, who couldn’t wait to start swimming again after his transplant. Adds Lanning: “It’s the simple things we enjoy doing together.”

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he’s playing team sports and swimming. And things are great at home: Lanning is in the process of adopting Damien. “I never thought I would end up being a father,” he says. “I feel very lucky.” After homework and chores, the two like cooking together (crab and shrimp boil is a favorite), and on the weekends they go to the movies or the arcade. They spent this past Christmas with Lanning’s family in Wichita, Kans., where Damien

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sang karaoke for the first time. “You kind of lose hope after a while when you’re living in the hospital,” admits Damien. “But now I can settle in, go to school, make friends and live a good life.” Adds Lanning: “It’s supercool to reflect on how different things are and to see him be able to just enjoy things that regular kids get to enjoy. I never expected this to be my life, but I’m so happy it is. We’re in it together.”

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Hailey Bieber

My Happy, Healthy Life

T H E M O D E L , 2 3 , TA L K S ABOUT HER LAID-BACK APPROACH TO MAKEUP—AND MARRIAGE

What’s your beauty philosophy? I’m always about a natural look. Some girls look amazing with full contour, but as I’ve gotten older, I’ve realized it’s not right for me. You’re a clean beauty ambassador for bareMinerals, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary. What makes this moment special for you? It’s cool to celebrate with them because my introduction to the brand was through my mom, who always had it in her makeup bag. And if I had a ballet recital, she’d use it on me. So we’re able to share those memories with these products.

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How have you dealt with changes to your skin over the past few years? Two years ago I went on birth control for the first time. My skin was like, “Ahh, what’s going on?” I ended up finding out my birth control was spiking the level in one of my hormones. I was like, “That’s rude!” But I got it figured out. I think everybody goes through a journey with their skin.

H a i l e y ’s Fa v e s ! “I spend maybe five minutes on makeup,” says Bieber, who loves neutral colors like the beige lipstick below.

Throwback

“I get my full lips from my dad [Stephen Baldwin],” says Hailey, who shared this snap on Instagram. bareMinerals

Low-key Love

Hailey says that she and Justin relish quiet time because “we’re always soaking in so many different people’s energy.”

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Self-care is important to Bieber: “I love using essential oil diffusers and taking Epsom-salt baths. I used to be a dancer so I did that every night. I also do hot Pilates.”

Do you try to practice clean habits at home? We eat very clean at home. We have someone who cooks for us, because we’re in and out of the house all the time. My husband [Justin Bieber] was always the one who ate a lot of junk food, but he found out he’s very allergic to gluten so had to completely cut it out. That changed his mood, his skin, everything. I’m not allergic, but I came to the conclusion that he was kicking my ass in the health department. I was like, “You can’t be the master eater and I’m sitting around eating pizza and pasta!” Describe your perfect day off. Usually it’s just getting errands done, coming home and having a movie night. Justin and I are homebodies. When we first got married, I liked to always be doing something. I’ve realized how much of a luxury it is to just be able to stay in on a Friday night with a fire going. Now I’ll never go back! By MELODY CHIU

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The Best Drugstore Moisturizers EXPERTS SWEAR BY THESE FORMULAS. HERE’S WHY

Olay Total Effects 7 in One Moisturizer Celebrity aesthetician Sarah Akram calls this “the best moisturizer at the drugstore,” because it tackles everything from dark spots to large pores. $25; at drugstores

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Jennifer Garner, a Neutrogena brand ambassador, uses this sunscreen. Her tip: “Apply more than you think you need. You just have to be a nerd about it.”

Burt’s Bees Firming Moisturizing Cream

Neutrogena Healthy Defense Daily Moisturizer with Broad Spectrum SPF 50

It features the plant-based ingredient bakuchiol, which dermatologist Joshua Zeichner says can help smooth and tighten skin without causing irritation. $20; at drugstores

If you don’t like layering sunscreen on top of moisturizer, dermatologist Shari Marchbein suggests this lightweight formula to hydrate and protect skin. $16; at drugstores

La Roche-Posay Toleriane Ultra Soothing Repair Moisturizer

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CeraVe PM Facial Moisturizing Lotion Dermatologist Erin Gilbert’s “favorite,” this is a hyaluronic acidpacked, ceramide-rich lotion that repairs the skin’s outermost layers while you snooze. $15; at drugstores

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Versed Dew Point Moisturizing Gel-Cream Celebrity facialist Candace Marino endorses this jellylike formula, infused with aloe leaf juice, to deeply hydrate all skin types. $15; at Target stores

Wo r k M o i s t u r i z e r into Damp Skin

A little water helps humectants hold onto the skin. Wait too long? A spritz of a hydrating mist will prep skin for application.

M i n d Yo u r M e t h o d

Apply moisturizers from the neck upward and outward so you’re not pulling down on the skin, which can contribute to sagging.

Hydrate in the Evening

The skin undergoes daily circadian rhythms and is driest at night, so if you are only going to moisturize once a day, do it before bed.

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Dermatologist Dendy Engelman recommends this alcohol- and fragrance-free cream for those with sensitive skin. $30; at Walgreens stores

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Correct the appearance of redness.

Shape: highlight and contour.

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Celebrity Chefs’ Best Cooking Tips T H E S E S M A R T S K I L L S A N D C A N ’ T- M E S S - U P R E C I P E S WILL HELP YOU FEEL LIKE AN ACE IN THE KITCHEN

Declutter Your Cookware

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Don’t buy a ton of different pots and pans for your kitchen. All you need are something for boiling, braising, sautéing and roasting—anything else is too much. Also, most important, keep your knives sharp. — Da v i d C h a n g , c h e f a n d author of the upcoming m e m o i r Ea t a Pe a c h

Peel Mangoes Without a Peeler

Make Better Burgers You can’t taste your burgers before they’re cooked, but you can test the seasoning. Make a little patty about the size of a quarter, and place it in a hot skillet—it’ll cook in less than 30 seconds. Now you can make sure the burgers have the right balance of ingredients before cooking them all. — R a c h a e l R a y, h o s t o f R a c h a e l R a y S h o w

Use Up Leftover Bread When your bread is about to go stale, stick it in the freezer to harden. Then run it against the large holes on a cheese grater to make your own bread crumbs. Store it in a bag in the freezer, and you’ll always have a homemade batch when you need it. —Alon Shaya, chef-owner of Saba in New Orleans and Safta in Denver

Take a slice of mango, and place the fleshy side against the rim of a drinking glass. Press gently and slide the slice down the glass—it should remove the skin cleanly! —A y e s h a C u r r y, l i f e s t y l e expert, who will launch her own magazine in May

Bring Out the Sweetness in Tomatoes If you’re making a tomato sauce or soup and the tomatoes aren’t ripe enough, add a pinch of sugar and a splash of red-wine vinegar. They will help to bring out the natural flavor. —Andrew Jones, executive chef at Sugar Beach, a Vi c e ro y Re s o r t , i n S t . L u c i a

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food Fry an Egg to Perfection Even if you’re using a nonstick skillet, use a little olive oil or butter when frying eggs. Carefully tilt the skillet so the oil or melted butter pools at front edge of pan, and use a spoon to baste the tops of the eggs as they cook. This adds flavor and helps your eggs cook evenly. —Tr i s h a Ye a r w o o d , h o s t o f Fo o d N e t w o r k ’s Tr i s h a ’s S o u t h e r n K i t c h e n

TRISHA YEARWOOD’S

Corn Waffles with Fried Eggs & Sweet Chili Sauce

11⁄ 2 cups all-purpose flour 1⁄ 2 cup yellow stone-ground cornmeal 2 Tbsp. granulated sugar 11⁄ 2 tsp. baking soda 1 tsp. kosher salt 2 large eggs 11⁄ 2 cups whole buttermilk 3 Tbsp. unsalted butter, melted 1⁄ 2 cup frozen sweet corn kernels, thawed Cooking spray 1⁄ 2 cup hot pepper jelly 2 Tbsp. apple cider vinegar 2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce 4 eggs, fried to desired doneness 1. Preheat a waffle iron. Meanwhile, sift together flour, cornmeal, sugar, baking soda and salt into a medium bowl.

2. Process 2 large eggs, buttermilk and melted butter in a blender until combined, about 30 seconds. Add half of the flour mixture, and process on high for 30 seconds. Add corn kernels to remaining flour mixture, and toss until coated. Add batter from blender to flour-corn mixture; stir until combined. 3. Spray waffle iron with cooking spray. Add 1⁄ 2 cup batter to each waffle grid. Bake until golden brown, 3 to 4 minutes. Repeat with remaining batter. 4. Whisk together hot pepper jelly, vinegar and Worcestershire in a small bowl. Set aside. 5. Separate waffles into squares, and place 2 on each plate. Top each serving with a fried egg, and drizzle with sweet chili sauce. Serves: 4 Active time: 25 minutes Total time: 45 minutes

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Save a Burnt Soup If you scorch a soup or sauce, transfer it into a new pot without scraping the burnt bottom. Wrap an English cucumber in cheese cloth, crush it with the back of a knife, and drop it in the new pot. Let it sit for 15 minutes; the cucumber will act like a sponge and suck up the burnt flavor. Then remove the cucumber, simmer, and adjust the seasoning. — Fa b r i z i o S c h e n a r d i , e xe c u t i v e c h e f o f Fo u r S e a s o n s Resort Orlando

Stop a Cutting Board From Slipping Place a damp paper towel underneath your cutting board before chopping. It acts as a grip so the board won’t move around on the counter. I do this at the restaurant and at home. —Stefano Secchi, chef o f R e z d ô r a i n N .Y.C .

Season like a Pro Since you can’t add flavor to the center of the meat, the outside of the steak has to do all the work. Sprinkle salt and pepper from high up over the meat—it’ll fall in an even layer—and use more than you think you should. Then add a pinch more.

—Curtis Stone, chef-owner of Maude and Gwen restaurants in L. A .

Photographs by VICTOR PROTASIO

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Choose the Best Dried Pasta When looking at pasta in the package, make sure it isn’t broken or chipped, doesn’t look dusty with flour or have white spots— all those things mean the pasta is old and has been sitting on the shelf for a long time. Look for pasta with a golden-yellow color and a rough texture. Sauce doesn’t stick to shiny pastas very well. —Lidia Bastianich, a u t h o r o f Fe l i d i a : Recipes from My Flagship Restaurant

Fusilli Primavera

3 Tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil 4 garlic cloves, crushed and peeled 8 oz. asparagus, peeled and cut into 1-in. lengths 4 oz. haricots verts (French green beans), trimmed and cut into 1-in. lengths 1 tsp. kosher salt, divided 1 cup boiling water 1 cup halved grape tomatoes 1 bunch scallions, chopped (about 1 cup) 1 cup frozen English peas, thawed 3⁄ 4 cup heavy whipping cream 1 lb. uncooked dried fusilli pasta 1⁄ 2 cup loosely packed fresh basil leaves, thinly sliced 2 oz. Grana Padano or Parmesan cheese, grated (about 1⁄ 2 cup)

1. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil over high heat. Meanwhile, heat a large skillet over medium high, and add olive oil. When oil is hot, add garlic; cook until sizzling, about 1 minute. Add asparagus and green beans. Season with 1⁄ 2 teaspoon salt. Add 1 cup boiling water, cover skillet, and cook until vegetables are tender-crisp, 2 to 3 minutes. 2. Uncover skillet, add grape tomatoes, and cook, uncovered, until tomatoes begin to wrinkle, 3 to 4 minutes. Add scallions, peas and cream. Simmer,

Peel Garlic Faster I like to throw whole, unpeeled garlic cloves into the microwave for 10 seconds. It makes the peels slip right off. This blanching method is also a great way to reduce the harsh flavor of raw garlic in uncooked recipes, like salsas, salad dressings, chimichurri and guacamole. —Lorena Garcia, executive chef and partner of Chica in M i a m i a n d L a s Ve g a s

uncovered, until liquid is reduced by half, about 2 minutes. 3. Meanwhile, add fusilli to boiling water, and cook until just al dente, 11 to 12 minutes. Drain, reserving 1⁄ 3 cup cooking water. Transfer pasta to skillet, sprinkle with basil, and toss to coat, adding cooking water if the sauce seems dry. 4. Remove skillet from heat. Season with remaining 1⁄ 2 teaspoon salt and toss. Sprinkle with grated cheese and serve immediately. Serves: 6 Active time: 20 minutes Total time: 45 minutes

Simplify Your Kitchen Tool Kit

If you don’t have a fish spatula, get one immediately—it’s my favorite. It has a thin, almost-sharp edge, so it’s great for flipping, stirring, cutting and getting that first brownie or piece of lasagna out of the pan. —Te d A l l e n , h o s t o f Fo o d N e t w o r k ’s C h o p p e d CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: DIANA DELUCIA; JOHN LAMPARSKI/GETTY IMAGES; ISTOCKPHOTO/GETTY IMAGES(2); MINDY SMALL/FILMMAGIC

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Fix a Broken Sauce Add a New Layer of Flavor

Bake a Flakier Pie Crust

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—A l e x G u a r n a s c h e l l i , c h e f o f B u t t e r i n N .Y.C .

Give Any Recipe a Boost Put grated ginger and chopped garlic and scallions into a large bowl and cover with water. Let it sit overnight to let the liquid soak up the flavors. Strain out the solids, and use that flavored stock as a base for noodles, soup, dumpling filling or anything you like.

—Katie Button, chef and co-owner of C ú r a t e B a r d e Ta p a s i n A s h e v i l l e , N .C .

— S i m o n e To n g , chef-owner of Little To n g N o o d l e S h o p i n N .Y.C .

Add Oil at the Best Time It’s better to heat your pan first and then add oil. The longer oil sits on a hot surface, the more time it has to break down. Following this method, you’ll use less oil, food will be less soggy, sear.

Make Cleanup a Breeze Kosher salt should be used to season vegetables, protein, pasta water, etc. Flaky-textured salt, like Maldon sea salt, is more expensive and is best used for finishing. A little goes a long way. — C é d r i c Vo n g e r i c h t e n , e x e c u t i v e c h e f a n d o w n e r o f Wa y a n i n N .Y.C .

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On baking days I keep a large bowl of hot, soapy water in my sink and plop utensils into it as I finish using them. By the time I’m ready to do the dishes, I don’t have to worry about dough or batter sticking to them. — M o l l y Ye h , h o s t o f Fo o d N e t w o r k ’s G i r l M e e t s Fa r m

B y A N A C A L D E R O N E , S O N A L D U T T, M A R Y H O N K U S a n d S H AY S P E N C E

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When you’re making a crust, the butter needs to stay very cold so it won’t melt until it gets into the oven. Here’s a trick: Freeze your butter, and grate it on a box grater. It’ll keep the butter cold, and the pea-size pieces are easier to combine with the flour.

The hard Parmesan rind is a quick and cheap way to add lots of flavor with minimum effort. Drop it in a soup, risotto or stew, and the rind melts and permeates the dish with its cheesy, umami characteristic. The rinds freeze incredibly well, so you’ll have them whenever needed.

Have a chocolate or cream sauce that has separated or become grainy? My mom always added more cream or butter, but it didn’t work. The easiest fix is to balance the excess of fatty ingredients: Just stir in a few spoonfuls of warm water.

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6 oz. teriyaki salmon with 3⁄ 4 cup white rice and 11⁄ 2 cups broccoli

Sloane Stephens

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‘I’ve become more aware of how specific foods make me feel, and I eat more of what makes me feel energized’ —WTA PLAYER SLOANE STEPHENS, 26

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Mixed-green salad with grilled chicken and 1 avocado

Snack

Coconut almond chip Quantum Energy Square (Stephens is a spokeswoman)

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“Sloane takes a balanced approach to eating with plenty of healthy fats and protein,” says Atlanta-based dietitian Marisa Moore. Her protein-packed day starts at breakfast with the Greek yogurt and continues through lunch and dinner. Stephens’s lunchtime salad has “plenty of protein, creamy healthy fats and veggies,” and the salmon and broccoli combo at dinner will keep her “feeling satisfied, yet it’s light enough so that it won’t interfere with her sleep.” Plus her postworkout chocolate milk “helps replenish glucose and refuels her muscles.”

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John Turturro

T H E AC TO R , 6 3 , S TA R S I N H B O ’S T H E P LOT AG A I N ST AMERICA AND THE MOVIE THE JESUS ROLLS, A SPINOFF OF THE BIG LEBOWSKI

Last time I danced I have a salsa teacher I go to sometimes just to learn new things. If I step on her foot she gets pretty angry. I like being bossed around by a very strong lady. Last perfect day off Oh, it certainly entails sleeping late, no family stress, making a good meal, taking a long walk. You know? Simple. Last time I was handy around the house Well, I used to do laundry, but once you get married . . . Now it’s like we have a new washing machine, and I have to ask my wife, “How does the dryer work?” Last thing I took from a set A lot of times you take clothes, but you never wear them. I have a gorgeous overcoat from Plot Against America that I keep admiring in the closet. I’m afraid to get it dirty.

Reported by JULIE JORDAN

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Last nightmare My cousin was a zombie in the boiler room. I was going to all kinds of extents to talk to him, but he was trying to eat me. That is not the way you want to go.