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Vogue contributor and children's author Lesley M. M. Blume wrote us today to distance herself from some of her reported comments about 13-year-old writer Tavi Gevinson, whom she thrice called "a novelty." More »Elle: Women Will Never Be Satisfied, Should Buy Expensive Sh-t
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Elle: Covering Hollywood, Missing Cover Lines
Before They Were Stars = Spot The Nose Job
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Heigl Confirms Adoption; Aniston Calls "Lonely Girl" Label B.S.
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More »This Is What Democracy Looks Like?
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The Great Ladymag Slim-Down
The folks over at The Wrap weighed the September issues in 2008 and in 2009 and found that last year, the magazines weighed in at more than 21 pounds — this year just 15. Thin is in! [The Wrap]Heidi Klum Is Out. (Of Her Clothes. On Your Coffee Table.)
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