From the Magazine
December/January 2008 Table of Contents
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| The New Radicals Who says America's lost its edge? Raise a glass to the most exciting rogues, renegades, and rule-breakers of the year. |
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| Fabio Rides Again The Italian mega-hunk who's lent his physique to more than 2,000 romance novels has a new hobby, an energy drink, and a few important things to get off his impressively chiseled chest. By Spencer Morgan |
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| Welcome to the Dollhouse What's behind Hollywood's plastic surgery obsession? Radar spoke to industry insiders—from casting directors to A-list doctors—for the truth about the insane pressures, elaborate subterfuges, and costs of playing the perfection game. By Dale Hrabi |
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| Scar Wars Using the power of Photoshop (and the guidance of noted plastic surgeon Dr. Tony Youn), we've improved some famously imperfect mugs. Which is better--before or after? You decide. By Dale Hrabi |
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| Other People's Money How did a socially maladjusted teen from the mean streets of Glasgow wind up hobnobbing with celebrities and jet-setting from Dubai to Monte Carlo? That's what his parents—not to mention authorities on four continents—were wondering. By Neil Forsyth |
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| INCOMING | |
| Opening Shot Snap! Crackle! Pop! 2007 started with a flurry of promises. But then the bubble burst. |
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| Politics Alive and Ticking Who's next on the international assassination hit list? Radar places its bets. |
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| Species Meet the Cotillionaires For the blue-blooded cowpokes in our reddest state, rhinestones are always in fashion. |
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| Music Girlie Action Mashup maestro Girl Talk is the Jimi Hendrix of laptops. |
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| Books Sign Here Four high-profile authors take dictation from Radar. |
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| Movies Project Redlight Think today's movies suck? Wait until you hear about the ones that didn't get made. |
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| Style Bob and Weave Scenes from a beauty shop showdown. |
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| Media Love and Kate Paul Pope was groomed to take over the world's largest tabloid dynasty. Instead, he has been embroiled in an ugly family feud straight out of the National Enquirer. By Ray Gustini |
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| Legends Hip-Hop's Dirty Don Sixty-eight-year-old soul legend Clarence Reid wrote Top 40 songs, toured with James Brown, and invented rap. So why haven't you heard of him? By Jaime Lowe |
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| Postscript The Ballad of Heath & Michelle Women fell hard for Heathchelle's boho-chic brand of bliss. What do we do now that they've split? By Richard Rys |
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