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Dear Radar readers,
After a brief hiatus, Radar magazine is returning to newsstands
Tuesday, February 13.
Launching an independent magazine is never easy, but your enthusiasm has
kept us going. Thank you for your loyalty and patience over the past year.
Previous subscribers will receive a copy of our March/April issue this week, and
we will be fully honoring all existing subscriptions. If you have any questions
about your account status, please visit our subscriber services website or call 866.836.7886. Thanks again for sticking with us.
Sincerely,
Maer Roshan
Editor-in-Chief |
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Toxic Bachelors
WARNING: The following men have been known to cause extreme discomfort, mental anguish, anxiety, and nausea. Do not take internally. |
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Prisoners of YouTube
Meet the most hilarious people ever to lose their jobs, friends, livelihoods, and their dignity—all for your personal amusement. By John Cook |
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Socialites—They're Just Like Us!
Sure, they have tons of money and style to spare. But even uptown girls
sometimes like to slum it. Click here to see the outtakes! Photographs by Jessica Craig-Martin |
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Jim Carrey: A Series of Unfortunate Events
Jim Carrey has long been one of the world's most bankable stars. But last year, as reports of his bizarre behavior and on-set tantrums circulated through Hollywood, several of his major projects imploded. Has America's class clown soured on the shtick that made him famous? Or have the studios soured on him? By Kim Masters |
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Binge and Purge
As an analyst at J.P. Morgan, Dana Vachon learned that money can buy you anything—except a life. An exclusive excerpt from his much-anticipated debut novel, Mergers & Acquisitions. |
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Politics
Barack Power
How did a junior senator from Illinois become the golden boy of American politics? With a little help from Hollywood. By Leslie Savan |
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Static
The rise of the Chavrican; Arnold Schwarzenegger's bully son; Scientology's dream recruit; cocaine's "comeback"; Laura Bush's revealing signature; and much, much more. |
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Destinations
Let's Go Baghdad!
When it comes to thrills per capita, Iraq's capital is second to none. So throw on a flak jacket, grab your camera, and follow us! By Jebediah Reed and Neel Shah |
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Social Studies
Inner Fatties
Some people will always be tubby and some forever thin—regardless of their actual size. The following folks are sexy, famous ... and hiding something big. By Dale Hrabi |
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Radar Love
Something Wild
Rose McGowan chats about lesbian line dancing, the coming apocalypse, and her one-legged role in Tarantino's Grindhouse. By Sarah Horne |
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Species
Meet the Tweemos
A field guide to the new Earl Gray-sipping, McSweeney's-reading splinter cell. By Matt Thompson |
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Hobbies
Men in Tights
A new breed of self-styled superheroes is out to save the world. (But first they have to check with their mothers.) By Howard Halle |
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Books
Full Disclosure
A slew of female memoirists air their dirty laundry this spring. Radar takes a peek. By Adam K. Raymond |
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Icons
Schlock Star
B-movie bomb thrower Paul Verhoeven is back with his sexiest, most outrageous film to date. And, oh, it's about the Holocaust. By Matt Thompson |
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The Sell
Stars on Ice
We concocted four signature drinks using new celebrity-branded vodkas—with decidedly mixed results. By Neel Shah |
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Scorecard
Gown and Out
With Hollywood's top style diva, Rachel Zoe, on the ropes, a new crop of contenders is vying for her throne. Is that blood on the red carpet? By Danielle Stein |
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Music
Shut Up and Sing
Britney isn't the only pop star letting it all hang out online. How "too much information" is wrecking rock. By Anthony Bozza |
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Art
Making Faces
They're sleek, sexy, and shallow (and no, they're not the Hilton sisters.) A new exhibition spotlights Second Life's virtual hotties. By Choire Sicha |
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Crime
Take the Funny and Run
It's the dirty secret of stand-up: Some of the biggest names in comedy built their careers on pilfered punch lines. But not everyone is laughing. By Larry Getlen |
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Culture Shock
Is Your Baby Gay?
Science will soon allow you to predict—and even alter—the sexual orientation of your unborn child. And no matter what you believe about gay rights or abortion, life will never be the same. By Tyler Gray |
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Hollywood
Demolition Man
What's up with Wesley? An indictment for tax fraud, an affinity for extremist groups, and a private militia, for starters. By Ethan Brown |
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