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CultureThe New GirlsLong portrayed as unattainable ideals, today's leading ladies are flawed, vulnerable, and real. And, says James Wolcott, they're changing the face of television.
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CelebrityTina Fey and Amy Poehler's Best Globes One-LinersThe co-hosts brought their comedic A-game to the awards show, and we're all the better for it.
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CelebrityMann on FireHollywood's most reliable funny girl, Leslie Mann, finally takes the spotlight in This is 40, an uproarious send-up of marriage and motherhood. (Guess whose life it's based on?)
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CultureD.C. on TV
Forget party lines. It's prime time for political story lines with Hollywood's new obsession with the affairs of state.
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Sex loveThe Men Tell All—Until We Shut Them UpAs Emily Maynard nears handing off her last rose on this Sunday's season finale, the Bachelorette's quest for perfection might be leading her to choose a dishonest mate.
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Features10 Things You Don't Know About Cody HornBy now you've seen Magic Mike, right? And if you haven't…what are you waiting for??? In between swooning over Channing Tatum's sweet moves and Matthew McConnaughey's abs, you'll notice a very lovely young lady at the center of all that testosterone. That would be Cody Horn, the former model and daughter of Hollywood exec Alan Horn. You may recognize her from her stints on The Office and Rescue Me and this fall she'll appear with Jake Gyllenhaal, Anna Kendrick and America Ferrera in End of Watch. We chatted with this star on the rise and learned a few things we thought we'd share.
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Features10 Things You Didn't Know About Blake LivelyShe'll always be Serena van der Woodsen to us.
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CelebrityNew Girl's Jake Johnson on Ex-Girlfriends, Time Travel and Craigslist DealsThe actor waxes philosophical on his new film-festival hit, Safety Not Guaranteed, and reveals what will happen with Nick and Jess on the hit Fox sitcom's next season.
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CelebrityNeed to Meet: Dreama WalkerThe co-star of "Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23" dishes on her hidden talent, celebrity crush, and performs an impressive rendition of "Son of a Preacher Man."
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FashionMad for Mad Men StyleLike the rest of us, The Ray and the Ro are obsessed with Mad Men style. They show off their favorite ways to recreate the show's fashions with a modern twist.
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PoliticsMarie Claire's Honor Killings Story on 48 HoursYou first read Noor Almaleki's heartbreaking story in Marie Claire. Saturday, CBS News will feature the story of her life, and honor killing on 48 Hours.
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CelebrityAnd the Oscar for Best Wine Goes To...With GrapeFriend's suggestions, choose your Oscar night wine based on your favorite Best Picture nominee.
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CelebrityJoan and Melissa Rivers' Tips on Living with Your Mom!The hilarious mother-daughter duo share what's to come in the second season of their all-too-real reality show this January.
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CultureTV Dinner: Desperate HousewivesIt's a block party! Make this simple, recession-friendly recipe for a quick, chic get-together and become the instant envy of your street.
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CelebrityWoman to Watch: Krysten RitterThe 27-year-old snags a recurring role as self-assured cool girl Jane on the Emmy-winning AMC series Breaking Bad, about a high-school science teacher turned crystal-meth maker.
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FashionTV Dinner: Running in HeelsDine in with these recipes from stylish new Chicago restaurant Sunda and tune in to watch Marie Claire's new TV show, Running in Heels, to find out what really happens at Marie Claire.
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CelebrityKevin Connolly Ditches His EntourageHis new role in He's Just Not That Into You
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CelebrityWhere Have All the Gay People Gone?
With Grey's suddenly sexually confused, The L Word airing its final sapphic season, and Will & Grace a distant memory, has TV gone hopelessly hetero?
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PoliticsGirl Crush: Rachel Maddow
We weren’t surprised when pundit Rachel Maddow, 35, got her own show.
By Lauren Iannotti
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