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February 15

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Documentary
It’s Beyoncé’s World
She’s a sex goddess and a CEO. A diva and a do-gooder. And she’s showing it all off in an HBO documentary airing tomorrow night. ZZ Packer on the rise—and rise and rise—of the most powerful woman in show business.
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Curator
Emma Thompson’s Favorite Flicks
As her latest film, Beautiful Creatures, hits theaters Friday, the Oscar-winning actress and screenwriter dishes on her 10 favorite movies, from The Princess Bride to Babe.
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Fashion
Carine Roitfeld’s Second Coming
The second installment of CR Fashion Book, which hits newsstands next week, brings dance, Gisele as a journalist—and a surprise appearance by Big Ang. Isabel Wilkinson gets a sneak peek.
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The Harlem Shake meme involves 30-second videos that begin with a sole person, typically masked, casually bopping to music while a handful of people around him go about mundane business…”

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Film
Ranking Nicholas Sparks Adaptations
Romantic? Cheesy? Cheesier? To mark the opening of Safe Haven, Anna Klassen rates all eight movies based on the novelist’s books.
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Television
Hollywood’s Favorite Ex-Porn Star
Sasha Grey went from being one of the world’s most prolific—and perverse—adult-film stars to success on Entourage. The actress opens up about her latest film, Would You Rather.
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In response to Stay Naked, Lena Dunham!:

I think it's interesting how much power the fact that someone doesn't fit the movie-star perfect image has in making people SO uncomfortable.

— blue-shifted

In response to ‘American Idol’s’ Gupreet Sing Sarin:

This is good. Sikhs have been a part of the American populace for more than 130 years. An opportunity for the American Idol audience to learn more about American immigrants.

— SabeWhat
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