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- Playing Doctor
- Olivia Wilde lived her own fantasy by marrying a prince at age 18. Now, as TV's new resident on House, Fox's hit medical mystery, she's making male viewers' dreams come true.
- Lady Luck
- As a blackjack ace in her new film, 21, Kate Bosworth plays the odds — and wins.
- Water Baby
- Natalie Coughlin currently holds five world records and may be the most versatile female American swimmer in history. Can she top herself in Beijing?
- The Long View
- With a name that translates as the "queen of love" and directors hiring her before they even meet her, is it any wonder Radha Mitchell is blissed-out?
- Hot for Teacher
- In her latest movie, Leslie Mann once again puts rude boys in their place.
- Deep Focus
- A Beijing-born cinematographer with camera-ready looks brings her uncompromising vision to the big screen.
- Pirelli Calendar Girls
- Since 1964, the luxurious Pirelli Calendar, sent out only to an exclusive group of VIPs, has celebrated beauty while pushing the boundaries of photography. A selection of some of the 800 images from The Complete Pirelli Calendars , out in March.
- Addicted to Love
- When it comes to risky roles, Melissa George of HBO's In Treatment can't get enough.
- Voice Lesson
- Marion Cotillard went beyond beauty to conjure the mythic Edith Piaf — and it landed her an Oscar.
- Women Studies
- Stunning actresses and models seen through the lens of photographer Marc Hom.
- Seductive Reasoning
- Rachel Weisz, the Oscar-winner and thinking man's knockout, returns to her career with abandon. The white-hot flame has built a career not on her beauty but on intelligent, earthy, and sublimely natural performances, most notably her Oscar-winning turn in The Constant Gardener.
- Worldly Talents
- Try to imagine a woman being considered too pretty for the movies. That's what many Hollywood casting agents thought of Diane Kruger. But the German-born, London-trained, Paris-living beauty has made the model-to-actress turn.
- Learning Curves
- Michelle Monaghan has mastered surfing, marriage, and, with two marquee roles this fall, the Hollywood road map. Two things become clear after only a few minutes of the all-American Monaghan. First, the viewing public no longer leaves the 31-year-old in peace. The second: Her charm is as genuine as those bombshell looks.
- Roman Goddess
- Giovanna Mezzorgiorno began as a ballerina, but on the set of her movie Love in the Time of Cholera she really has to keep on her toes.
- Ave Marina
- In The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, Marina Hands appears only as one man's memory — but it's obvious why she can't be forgotten.
- Golden Girl
- The Outback's latest export, Abbie Cornish, can milk a cow, rock a mic, and steal a scene. Cornish's self-sufficiency makes her a pure product of the arid tracts of Oz, and it can't have hurt her on-screen chemistry with countrymen Russell Crowe (A Good Year, her Hollywood debut) and the late Heath Ledger (Candy, a tale of married junkies that wails like an Edward Albee drama).
- Nine Lives
- Eluding her demons, Chan Marshall — aka Cat Power — purrs her way to a career high.
- Pale Fire
- Cate Blanchett is brainy. She's Australian. She's won just about everything. And she glows like a Vermeer brought to life.
- Amber Valleta
- A portfolio of Steven Meisel photos from the pages of Vogue.
- Good Sport
- From the back nine to the set of Spider-Man 3, Elizabeth Banks is in full swing. The Scrubs star lets her hair down beside the sea.
- Lovely Threat
- With three movies set for release, Amber Valletta is about to have her biggest year yet. But the supermodel, wife, and mother has a desire to get even more physical.
- Eva Galore
- Suspended in a cage on the set of Casino Royale, Eva Green began to wonder how a nice French girl got into such a bind. Meet the mademoiselle who whipped 007.
- Brooklyn Proper
- Jennifer Connelly puts her body in harm's way and risks her sanity playing dark roles. But the one thing the Blood Diamond star won't do is make a scene.
- Violent Femme
- Bond temptress Caterina Murino says buon giorno to America.
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