November 22, 2004

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Johnny's Depth

Sure, He's Still Cool, but Johnny Depp Is a New Man, Creating Oscar Buzz with Finding Neverland and Cherishing His Family—Though He Still Loves a Whoopee Cushion

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Elizabeth Edwards: The Fight of Her Life

After Enduring Her Husband's Bruising Political Defeat, She Faces a New Battle: Breast Cancer

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Birthday Boys

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She's a First-Time Mom at 56—And It's Twins

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Weighing His Options

On the Road Promoting His Gospel Album, American Idol Champ Ruben Studdard Tackles a New Diet. But He Couldn't Care Less About the Number on the Scale

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Shape-Shifter

Renée Zellweger Goes Brunette, Slims Down and Brings the Bouncy Bachelorette Back to Life in a Bridget Jones Sequel

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False Start

Amid Signs of Deliberation Difficulties, One of the Jurors Is Booted Off the Case

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Sex Symbol

Liam Neeson Gets Frank About the Facts of Life as Researcher Alfred Kinsey

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After the Sunset's: Naomie Harris

The Breakout Brit Swaps London for Fun in the Sun

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Snap, Crackle, Cash

David Roth and Rick Bacher Create Cafes That Sell Breakfast Cereal—with Candy on Top, If You Please

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Pitt Stop: South Africa

Flexing His Celebrity Might for Weighty Causes, the Actor Meets Nelson Mandela

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Reality Check

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Geek God

Two and a Half Men's Jon Cryer Weathers Divorce and Dating with His Trademark Neurotic Charm

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Who Invented the Ribbon Magnet?

With Ribbon Magnets to Stick on Cars, Dwain Gullion and Chris Smith Got a Nation of Drivers to Show Their Colors

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A Girl's Life May Be Saved by An Unusual Donor—Her Dad

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Hearts Behind Bars

With Her Two Sons in Prison, Sherry Grace Conquered Her Feelings of Shame and Despair—and Created a Network to Help Other Moms with Sons in Jail

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Violins? Voilà!

Aaron Dworkin Helps Kids Rehearse So American Orchestras Will Be More Diverse

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Pole Star

Hollywood Bet $165 Million on Chris Van Allsburg, the Old-Fashioned Storyteller Behind The Polar Express

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Mother Mercy

Whether It's a Hot Meal, a Bed for the Night or a Major Appliance, Sandra Laday—an All-Purpose Angel—Fills Any Need for the Poor of Port Arthur, Texas

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They're Back!

Pitt, Clooney and Roberts—Plus Catherine Zeta-Jones—Return Dec. 10 for More Criminal Activity in Director Steven Soderbergh's Starry Sequel Ocean's Twelve

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Johnny's Depth

Sure, He's Still Cool, but Johnny Depp Is a New Man, Creating Oscar Buzz with Finding Neverland and Cherishing His Family—Though He Still Loves a Whoopee Cushion

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