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Mar 07, 2005 Vol. 63 No. 9

Jennifer Lopez: This Is Me...Now

March 07, 2005

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Jennifer Lopez: This Is Me...Now

Home by 9, TV Time, Nesting in Suburbia: There's a Reason She Called Her New CD Rebirth. Saying She Has Learned a Lesson About Living Large, the Star Talks About Making Time for Her Career, Her Husband—and, One Day, Diapers

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Table of Contents

Articles

Sandra Dee: 1944-2005

Farewell, Gidget: She Struggled in Life, but Onscreen She Captured a California Dream

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Haute Prospect

Project Runway Winner Jay Mccarroll Aims to Make Fashion Accessible and Affordable

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Hunter S. Thompson: 1937-2005

The Coolest and Craziest of Writers (Just Ask Johnny Depp), the Inventor of 'Gonzo' Journalism Takes His Own Life at 67

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I Do!

Actress Stephanie March Weds Celebrity Chef Bobby Flay

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Oscar Watch: Dangerous Liaison?

Warning: Chris Rock Brings His Wicked Humor to the Academy Awards

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Not Again

First, Scott Hamilton Fought Off Cancer. Now the Popular Skater Is Battling a Rare Brain Tumor

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Kirstie's Next Act

In An Exclusive Excerpt, Kirstie Alley Takes a Frank Look at Her Wild Life—and Vows to Slim Down

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Petra Nemcova: Surviving the Tsunami, a Supermodel Hopes to Help Other Victims

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Uma's New Steps

The Star Adjusts to Single Life—with Her Steady Beau and Some Dancing Shoes

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Mother Nurture

Nearly Six Years After Gastric Bypass Helped Her Slim Down to Half Her Size, Carnie Wilson Is Big and Happy—and Expecting a Baby Girl in May

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The Selma March 40 Years Later: from the Front Lines of Freedom

Forty Years Ago, 525 Demonstrators Marched in Selma, Ala., to Demand Voting Rights. Turned Back by Tear Gas and State Troopers, They Rose Up to March Again—and Scored a Landmark Victory for Racial Equality. Today, Participants in the Epic Struggle Describe How They Made History

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Feeling Blue

After 12 Gritty—and Often Steamy—Seasons, the Landmark Cop Show's Cast Tearfully Sign Off

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The Courage to Fight Back

Following a Brutal Attack in Her Pakistani Village, Mukhtaran Bibi Considered Ending Her Life. She Opted to Fight for a Better One—for Both Herself and Her Neighbors

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The Hardest Test of Their Lives

African-Americans Who Need Help Passing California's Tough Bar Exam Pull Up a Chair at Alfred Jenkins's Kitchen Table—and Study Till It Hurts

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Home Makeovers with Heart

Taking a Cue from TV's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, Real-Life Heroes Revamped Houses—and Lives—for People in Need

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Also In This Issue

Mailbag

Pg. 6

Scoop

Pg. 19

Movie Reviews

Pg. 33

TV Reviews

Pg. 37

Music Reviews

Pg. 43

Book Reviews

Pg. 51

Insider

Pg. 59

Passages

Pg. 103

Chatter

Pg. 144

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