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Women in the MediaSusan ColebankLatest ArticlesELLEgirl makes its dubious debut. A former primetime actress struggles with taking a lateral step down into cable news. <I>Marie Claire</I> Grows Older? As the former editor in chief of Redbook takes over the reigns of Marie Claire, a magazine for twenty-somethings may have some growing up to do. Talent vs. Looks, Tenacity vs. Luck The continuing ebb and flow of celebrities on women's magazines are an inspiration. This may sound surprising and clueless, but just give me a minute while I explain. Kay Harrison--the woman behind the pages of The Washington Post--died last week due to an accidental bump on the head. The worlds of publishing and society will long keep her memory. Shannen Doherty makes a quick exit, stage left, from Charmed, but look-alike Rose McGowan is waiting in the wings. Britney Spears is Glenda Bailey's first covergirl in her newest stint as editor in chief at Bazaar. The folks at Diesel have gone a bit mad: Models drinking their own urine are the focus of its latest ad campaign. Turning Sour Grapes into Cristal One Survivor I contestant has won a mini-victory against the Draconian ways of the show's ego-filled producing team. The question is, can she move on with her life? Tomb Raider is out in the theaters, but it is still less impressive than a kooky, New Zealand-based show where the hero could kick Lara's booty. |
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