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BACHELOR in PARADISE<br />

Inside the Shocking Scandal<br />

EXCLUSIVE<br />

DETAILS<br />

George&Amal<br />

LIFE WITH<br />

THEIR<br />

TWINS!<br />

GIRL ON TRIAL FOR BOYFRIEND’S SUICIDE<br />

DEADLY TEXTS?<br />

‘You just have to do it... It’s painless and quick’<br />

Katy Perry<br />

RANKS HER<br />

LOVERS!<br />

Why She’s Telling All<br />

This Is Us<br />

MILO VENTIMIGLIA<br />

SECRETS OF TV’S<br />

FAVORITE DAD<br />

17-year-old Michelle Carter<br />

sent Conrad Roy, 18, a series<br />

of chilling texts encouraging<br />

him to kill himself<br />

WHY DID SHE DO IT?<br />

WILL SHE GO TO JAIL?<br />

<strong>June</strong> <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2017</strong>

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chatter<br />

For <strong>June</strong> <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2017</strong><br />

‘Best of<br />

friends<br />

no matter<br />

what.’<br />

—DEMI LOVATO,<br />

posting a selfie with<br />

ex Wilmer Valderrama,<br />

on Instagram<br />

‘It goes<br />

back to<br />

Bring It<br />

On. It all<br />

goes back<br />

to Bring<br />

It On.’<br />

—GABRIELLE UNION,<br />

on discovering Rodarte<br />

through costar<br />

Kirsten Dunst, on CFDA<br />

Awards’ Facebook Live<br />

‘I had a lot of<br />

explaining to<br />

do when the Magic<br />

Mike posters were<br />

out and there was<br />

my airbrushed<br />

visage in some<br />

kind of pose.’<br />

—MATT BOMER,<br />

on explaining<br />

Magic Mike to his<br />

children, to <strong>People</strong><br />

‘Nothing crazy like<br />

a direction—East,<br />

West, North, South—<br />

none of that stuff.’<br />

—JASON ALDEAN,<br />

on what he and expectant<br />

wife Brittany plan to<br />

name their son, to<br />

Entertainment Tonight<br />

‘I talk about my back<br />

fat and my cellulite because it’s<br />

important to have women in<br />

the media addressing the things<br />

that society has called flaws.’<br />

—ASHLEY GRAHAM,<br />

on opening up about her body<br />

confidence, to Glamour<br />

‘You have no idea<br />

how much of<br />

what I do . . . she’s<br />

involved in every<br />

little piece of it.’<br />

—KEITH URBAN,<br />

thanking wife Nicole<br />

Kidman, at the<br />

CMT Music Awards<br />

Q & A<br />

Ginnifer<br />

Goodwin<br />

The actress, 39, stars in<br />

Constellations at Geffen<br />

Playhouse in L.A.<br />

Why did you want<br />

to do the play?<br />

I was looking to be<br />

terrified! [Laughs] But<br />

I was actually experiencing<br />

homesickness for theater.<br />

I read Constellations<br />

and really fell hard for it.<br />

What was your<br />

preparation like?<br />

This is a play comprised of<br />

two people standing on<br />

stage the whole time,<br />

so I prepared for months.<br />

But I don’t think I’ll<br />

ever feel like it was enough.<br />

What will you miss<br />

about playing Snow<br />

White on ABC’s<br />

Once Upon a Time?<br />

There was a creativeness<br />

that was unparalleled.<br />

And I always wanted to<br />

be a Disney princess.<br />

Now I’ll just have to go to<br />

Disneyland and reminisce.<br />

How do you like to spend<br />

your downtime?<br />

Any moment off is about<br />

hanging out with my kids<br />

[sons Oliver, 3, and Hugo, 1].<br />

Our favorite thing is to load<br />

up the car and drive to<br />

the beach. It’s a very safe<br />

place for toddlers to learn<br />

to walk. —JULIE JORDAN<br />

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T me<br />

f<br />

Me T me<br />

R n<br />

G i s<br />

y y i .<br />

Run and<br />

Do e

Family-friendly Garden Cottage<br />

We arrived Mom, Dad and Son. We left as three amigos.

<strong>June</strong> <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2017</strong><br />

On the Cover<br />

50 DEADLY TEXTS?<br />

23 BACHELOR IN<br />

PARADISE SCANDAL<br />

27 KATY PERRY<br />

54 GEORGE & AMAL<br />

75 MILO VENTIMIGLIA<br />

contents<br />

Vol. 87 / No. 27<br />

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IPHOTO; FAITH NINIVAGGI/THE NEW YORK TIMES/REDUX; COURTESY BECKI MAKI<br />

54<br />

All about George<br />

and Amal Clooney’s<br />

new life with twins<br />

Ella and Alexander.<br />

21<br />

Style Tracks<br />

Nicole Kidman—here<br />

in Erdem—rules red<br />

carpets around<br />

the world.<br />

<strong>People</strong>’s<br />

new special<br />

edition<br />

The<br />

Beatles:<br />

Sgt.<br />

Pepper<br />

at 50!<br />

is on<br />

sale now.<br />

ON THE COVER Photograph by Charles<br />

Krupa/AP. (Clooney) Kristina Nikishina/<br />

Epsilon/Getty Images; (Perry) Kevin Mazur/<br />

Getty Images; (Ventimiglia) Maarten de Boer/<br />

NBCU Photo Bank/Getty Images<br />

50<br />

Michelle Carter<br />

stands trial,<br />

charged with<br />

involuntary<br />

manslaughter,<br />

for allegedly<br />

urging boyfriend<br />

Conrad Roy to<br />

take his own<br />

life. Will she go<br />

to jail?<br />

7

contents<br />

23 SCOOP<br />

The Bachelor in<br />

Paradise scandal,<br />

Katy Perry ranks her<br />

lovers, and more<br />

38 ADAM WEST<br />

TV’s lovable, lighthearted<br />

Batman from<br />

the 1960s dies at 88<br />

72 A VETERAN<br />

GIVES BACK<br />

Quadruple-amputee<br />

Travis Mills builds<br />

a vacation retreat<br />

in Maine for injured<br />

service members<br />

and their families<br />

75 MILO<br />

VENTIMIGLIA<br />

The This is Us star—<br />

and America’s<br />

favorite TV dad—<br />

opens up about<br />

fame, fortune and<br />

why fans are<br />

obsessed with<br />

his TV death<br />

63<br />

Diane Keaton<br />

looks back on<br />

her films, her life<br />

and her highprofile<br />

loves.<br />

69<br />

Who was<br />

really behind<br />

rap legend<br />

Tupac Shakur’s<br />

murder? A new<br />

film reignites<br />

the mystery.<br />

ALSO IN<br />

THIS ISSUE<br />

4 CHATTER<br />

10 MAIL<br />

12 STAR TRACKS<br />

21 STYLE TRACKS<br />

23 SCOOP<br />

37 PASSAGES<br />

41 PEOPLE PICKS<br />

93 STYLE<br />

94 BEAUTY<br />

97 FOOD<br />

102 TRAVEL<br />

105 SECOND LOOK<br />

107 PUZZLER<br />

108 ONE LAST THING<br />

85<br />

Why Manny the<br />

Frenchie has<br />

1 million fans—plus<br />

more pets (and<br />

people) to follow<br />

on Instagram.<br />

78<br />

They were among<br />

the hundreds of<br />

Nigerian schoolgirls<br />

kidnapped by Boko<br />

Haram in 2014. Now<br />

Joy Bishara and<br />

Lydia Pogu share<br />

the story of their<br />

escape.<br />

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86

Olivia<br />

Newton<br />

ton-<br />

John<br />

I was so happy to see Olivia<br />

Newton-John on your cover<br />

because it’s been a while! And<br />

although it’s because her<br />

cancer has returned, Olivia’s<br />

positive attitude and beauty<br />

will surely inspire many who<br />

face challenging diagnoses.<br />

Marybeth Nunziante via e-mail<br />

mailbag<br />

For <strong>June</strong> 19, <strong>2017</strong><br />

experiences every day.<br />

She described so movingly<br />

what it’s like to be overweight<br />

in our culture and<br />

how we blame and judge<br />

people we don’t even know.<br />

I wish her love and success<br />

in her life.<br />

Chris Gooch Newbury Park, Calif.<br />

10<br />

Olivia Newton-John<br />

Prayers for Olivia Newton-<br />

John! She’s got this. She<br />

can beat breast cancer again.<br />

She is a beautiful person<br />

inside and out.<br />

Cruz Nelson via e-mail<br />

Thank you for showing the<br />

world that this woman’s<br />

always upbeat attitude is the<br />

INSIDER POLL<br />

Our Father’s Day<br />

winner, Jack Pearson<br />

(Milo Ventimiglia, see<br />

page 75) on This Is Us,<br />

reminded readers of<br />

their own dads. “He’s<br />

the closest to what my<br />

dad was like when we<br />

were kids.”—Stacie W.,<br />

Macomb, Mich.<br />

‘God bless you,<br />

your health<br />

and your<br />

journey, Olivia’<br />

Cathy Pendola via e-mail<br />

path to true happiness. She’s<br />

always putting others before<br />

herself. This can be seen<br />

best in her wonderful facility,<br />

which I visited last year.<br />

Her Cancer Wellness and<br />

Research Centre is truly an<br />

amazing, caring reflection<br />

of who Olivia is. Prayers for<br />

her recovery.<br />

Mindy Verson via e-mail<br />

Who’s Your<br />

Favorite<br />

2% 5% 5%<br />

Dre Johnson<br />

TV Dad?<br />

BLACK-ISH<br />

5% 24%<br />

Eric Taylor<br />

FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS<br />

Louis Huang<br />

FRESH OFF<br />

THE BOAT<br />

5%<br />

11%<br />

Steven Keaton<br />

FAMILY TIES<br />

Danny Tanner<br />

FULL HOUSE<br />

12%<br />

14%<br />

Heroes Among Us<br />

What an inspiration Chris<br />

Baity (and his wife, Amanda)<br />

and all the vets are with these<br />

wonderful rescue animals.<br />

Improving a veteran’s life<br />

gives everyone involved<br />

a purpose. Thank you again<br />

for highlighting another<br />

deserving vet!<br />

Lorraine Wood via e-mail<br />

Roxane Gay<br />

Thanks to Roxane Gay for<br />

sharing her raw truth in her<br />

memoir Hunger. I’m sure the<br />

honesty of her words will<br />

strike a chord with many of<br />

us. May she find freedom in<br />

whatever physical form<br />

works best for her.<br />

Gina Goff Salisbury, N.C.<br />

I was so touched by the<br />

story of Roxane Gay’s life<br />

and the indignities she<br />

Mitch Pritchett & Cam Tucker<br />

MODERN FAMILY<br />

17%<br />

Phil Dunphy<br />

MODERN FAMILY<br />

Other<br />

Jack Pearson<br />

THIS IS US<br />

Dr. Jason<br />

Seaver<br />

GROWING<br />

PAINS<br />

Céline Dion<br />

It’s so wonderful to see<br />

Céline Dion and her boys<br />

happy after a hard year.<br />

I’m certain René’s love and<br />

wisdom will remain with<br />

Céline forever.<br />

Brian Mickelson Milwaukee<br />

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TO Y<br />

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<strong>June</strong> 111<br />

Tony-winning<br />

Hamilton creator<br />

Lin-Manuel Miranda<br />

celebrated with Dear<br />

Evan Hansen star<br />

Ben Platt, this year’s<br />

Leading Actor in<br />

a Musical honoree.<br />

“It’s where I found<br />

everything I ever<br />

loved and where<br />

I belong,” Platt said<br />

of musical theater<br />

during his speech.<br />

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<strong>June</strong> <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2017</strong> PEOPLE

Olivia Wilde,<br />

currently starring in<br />

the Broadway<br />

revival of 1984,<br />

presented The Little<br />

Foxes star Cynthia<br />

Nixon with her<br />

Featured Actress in<br />

a Play trophy.<br />

Darren Criss and<br />

Mark Hamill (who<br />

sported a blue<br />

ACLU ribbon) were<br />

in silly spirits<br />

on the red carpet.<br />

Bette Midler claimed<br />

Leading Actress in a<br />

Musical title for<br />

Hello, Dolly! The diva<br />

delivered a hilarious<br />

speech, thanking,<br />

“the Tony voters,<br />

many of whom I have<br />

actually dated,” and<br />

telling the orchestra<br />

to “shut that crap off”<br />

when they attempted<br />

to play her offstage.<br />

After paying tribute to<br />

America’s veterans while<br />

introducing the Bandstand<br />

performance, Dr. Jill Biden<br />

hung backstage with<br />

husband Joe Biden and<br />

Scarlett t Johansson.<br />

Before he took<br />

home a Tony for<br />

Best Revival of a<br />

Play, Jitney<br />

producer John<br />

Legend hit the red<br />

carpet with wife<br />

Chrissy Teigen<br />

outside of Radio<br />

City Music Hall.<br />

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Passi de Preposulo and<br />

Chastain—posing for<br />

wedding portraits—dated<br />

for five years before<br />

walking down the aisle.<br />

A-list guests included Anne<br />

Hathaway and husband Adam<br />

Shulman as well as Emily Blunt.<br />

THAT’S<br />

AMORE !<br />

TREVISO, ITALY,<br />

JUNE 10<br />

Jessica Chastain, 40, married<br />

her Italian boyfriend, Moncler<br />

executive Gian Luca Passi de<br />

Preposulo, 34, at Villa Tiepolo<br />

Passi, the groom’s family estate<br />

about an hour north of Venice.<br />

The villa where the couple wed dates back to the<br />

17th century and has been in the aristocratic<br />

Passi de Preposulo family since the 1800s.<br />

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WARM<br />

WELCOME<br />

New York City,<br />

<strong>June</strong> 8<br />

Okja executive<br />

producer Brad Pitt<br />

and Lily Collins, who<br />

stars in the Netflixbound<br />

actionadventure<br />

movie,<br />

shared an embrace<br />

ahead of<br />

the premiere.<br />

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Jason Derulo took the<br />

CMT Awards stage with<br />

Luke Bryan for a soulful<br />

medley of their hits<br />

“Strip It Down” and<br />

“Want to Want Me.”<br />

Puppy love!<br />

Miranda Lambert<br />

and boyfriend<br />

Anderson East<br />

cozied up to a<br />

shelter pooch—<br />

and advocated<br />

for doggy<br />

adoption—<br />

at her <strong>June</strong> 8<br />

MuttNation<br />

March during<br />

CMA Fest.<br />

<strong>2017</strong><br />

CMT AWARDS<br />

+ CMA FEST<br />

Nashville, <strong>June</strong> 7-11<br />

CMT<br />

host Cody Alan<br />

was all smiles walking<br />

the red carpet <strong>June</strong> 7 with<br />

partner Michael Trea Smith,<br />

five months after the<br />

radio personality came<br />

out to <strong>People</strong>.<br />

Katherine Heigl and husband Josh Kelley enjoyed a date night<br />

at the <strong>June</strong> 7 awards, where they cheered on the singer-songwriter’s<br />

brother Charles Kelley of Lady Antebellum.<br />

<strong>2017</strong><br />

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“Somethin’ ’Bout<br />

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Mountains-based<br />

festival.<br />

Grammy-winning<br />

“My Church”<br />

singer Maren<br />

Morris performed<br />

<strong>June</strong> 10.<br />

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<strong>2017</strong><br />

TWILIGHT<br />

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Los Angeles,<br />

<strong>June</strong> 8<br />

Kristen Stewart<br />

and Taylor Lautner—<br />

who costarred in<br />

all five of the<br />

Twilight Saga films—<br />

hugged it out at a<br />

Moschino fashion<br />

show afterparty.<br />

‘BOSS’ LADIES<br />

Miami Beach, <strong>June</strong> 10<br />

After performing new single “Down,” Fifth Harmony—Ally Brooke,<br />

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2010<br />

BABY ONBOARD<br />

Former Dallas Cowboys<br />

quarterback Tony Romo and<br />

his wife, Hawk+Sloane<br />

cofounder Candice, will welcome<br />

another boy later this year.<br />

The pair recently marked<br />

the occasion with a bluethemed<br />

family photo<br />

shoot with sons Hawkins,<br />

5, and Rivers, 3.<br />

USING HER<br />

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GUN VIOLENCE<br />

Los Angeles, <strong>June</strong> 7<br />

Chelsea Handler was honored<br />

with the <strong>2017</strong> Brady Center<br />

Bear Award for her advocacy<br />

against gun violence. “I don’t<br />

know why anyone would ever<br />

argue to make it easier for<br />

people to buy guns after seeing<br />

children shot at schools,”<br />

she told <strong>People</strong> of her passion<br />

for the issue. “We need<br />

people to be advocates and<br />

to be loud about it.”<br />

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<strong>June</strong> <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2017</strong> PEOPLE

JUNE <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2017</strong><br />

ALL THE<br />

NEWS &<br />

BUZZ FROM<br />

HOLLYWOOD<br />

“We weren’t<br />

even there<br />

a week,”<br />

a contestant<br />

says of<br />

filming in<br />

Mexico. “The<br />

game hadn’t<br />

even really<br />

begun.”<br />

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BACHELOR SCANDAL<br />

THE END OF<br />

PARADISE?<br />

BY PATRICK GOMEZ<br />

IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE THE ULTIMATE SUMMER<br />

vacation for a new cast of former Bachelor and<br />

Bachelorette alumni, who arrived in Puerto Vallarta,<br />

Mexico, the weekend of <strong>June</strong> 2 and traveled to the<br />

nearby beach town of Sayulita, Mexico, for what they<br />

hoped would be three weeks of relaxation and<br />

romance while filming season 4 of ABC’s Bachelor in<br />

Paradise. But by <strong>June</strong> 13, just two days into filming,<br />

the fun was over. “We were put on lockdown,”<br />

a cast member tells <strong>People</strong> of suddenly being<br />

sequestered and forbidden from talking to<br />

the other contestants. Sources confirm<br />

production was suspended after a producer<br />

raised concerns about an alleged sexual<br />

encounter between contestant DeMario<br />

Jackson, 30, and a female castmate, both of whom<br />

had reportedly been drinking heavily all day. The<br />

conduct “may have occurred without the proper<br />

‘WE ALL KNEW<br />

SOMETHING BAD<br />

HAD HAPPENED’<br />

—A CONTESTANT<br />

ON THE<br />

AFTERMATH OF<br />

THE INCIDENT<br />

“We urge<br />

everyone<br />

to be patient<br />

until the<br />

investigation<br />

is complete,”<br />

Bachelor in<br />

Paradise host<br />

Chris Harrison<br />

tells <strong>People</strong>.<br />

consent being given,” says a show source. As of press<br />

time, no legal action had been taken, and neither cast<br />

member had spoken out about what<br />

happened. “The safety of the cast and<br />

crew is of the utmost importance to us,” says<br />

the show’s host Chris Harrison. “An<br />

investigation was started immediately. . . .<br />

Once that’s done, a clear concise decision can<br />

be made about where we go from here.”<br />

A production insider adds that Paradise will not<br />

be resuming this summer. The cancellation of the<br />

competition—which places the cast in an<br />

PEOPLE <strong>June</strong> <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2017</strong><br />

23

Scoop<br />

Jackson was<br />

eliminated from<br />

The Bachelorette<br />

on May 29.<br />

elaborate game of<br />

romantic musical chairs,<br />

with those unable to<br />

couple up sent home —<br />

was broken to the cast on<br />

<strong>June</strong> 9. “Some people<br />

cried, and there was a lot<br />

of yelling,” says the contestant<br />

source. “We’re pissed.<br />

[Producers] could have seen they<br />

were drinking too much and<br />

stopped it.” But a former producer<br />

for the show says he isn’t<br />

surprised something like this has<br />

happened: “It’s par for the course<br />

that there is a drunken hookup<br />

that went too far—that certainly<br />

goes on all the time.” He notes<br />

that it’s because “Bachelor in<br />

Paradise is like spring break or<br />

summer camp. No one’s forcing<br />

you to drink, but it’s a party vibe.”<br />

Former Bachelor in Paradise<br />

contestant Ryan Beckett agrees<br />

that there is copious drinking on<br />

the show: “<strong>People</strong> drink like they<br />

are in college or on a cruise,” he<br />

says. Still, Beckett says in his<br />

experience, if things got out of<br />

hand, producers always got<br />

involved. “I felt like they definitely<br />

had it under control,” he says.<br />

Several show sources have said<br />

they believe Jackson did nothing<br />

wrong, and Harrison cautions<br />

against a rush to<br />

judgment. “There’s a<br />

lot of misinformation<br />

out there,” he<br />

says. “It is my sincere<br />

hope that we can<br />

come to a quick<br />

resolution on this and get back<br />

to work very soon.” But<br />

some believe Paradise<br />

may be over for good.<br />

“Every year there have<br />

been questions about<br />

whether or not the<br />

show has gone too far,”<br />

says a show source.<br />

“This incident throws<br />

into question if perhaps<br />

the show simply needs<br />

to be over.” —reporting by<br />

Melody Chiu, Aurelie<br />

‘IT’S ALWAYS THE<br />

RESPONSIBILITY<br />

OF THE SHOW<br />

TO PROVIDE A SAFE<br />

ENVIRONMENT’<br />

— A FORMER<br />

PRODUCER<br />

Corinthios, Steve Helling<br />

and Gillian Telling<br />

Is There<br />

an Alcohol<br />

Problem?<br />

“<strong>People</strong> go out and<br />

drink more because<br />

they’re on vacation,”<br />

BiP alum Ryan<br />

Beckett says of being<br />

provided booze on<br />

set. (Pictured: the<br />

cast during Season 3.)<br />

“It was always<br />

available, but<br />

definitely never<br />

forced on us.” Adds a<br />

former producer: “We<br />

will intervene if<br />

someone’s gotten too<br />

drunk and can’t<br />

handle themselves.<br />

But if someone seems<br />

to know what they’re<br />

doing, we probably<br />

will let that go. There’s<br />

agrayarea.”<br />

“We’re so, so, so<br />

excited,” says Port<br />

about the anticipated<br />

arrival. “I feel<br />

so ready.”<br />

WHITNEY PORT<br />

‘So Ready’ for Baby No. 1!<br />

For her first time as the star of her own baby shower, Whitney<br />

Port longed for a “supercasual” evening get-together, and the<br />

former Hills star got her wish. On the rooftop of the SIXTY<br />

Beverly Hills Hotel on <strong>June</strong> 9, Port and her husband, producer<br />

Tim Rosenman, were joined by about 50 friends and relatives to<br />

celebrate their first child. Because the couple is waiting to find<br />

out the baby’s sex, the gender-neutral shower “didn’t have a color<br />

situation” and instead included “funky tropical” florals made<br />

by her sister Ashley. As for the current Hills baby boom—costars<br />

Heidi Montag and Lauren Conrad are also expecting—“We<br />

don’t really keep in touch,” says Port. “I’m supporting them from<br />

afar, but not necessarily in their lives.” —NICOLE SANDS<br />

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Scoop<br />

KATY PERRY<br />

HER CANDI<br />

REVELAT O<br />

W<br />

S<br />

THE SINGER, 32, OPENED UP ABOUT HERSEX<br />

LIFE, MENTAL<br />

HEALTH AND FEUD WITH TAYLOR SW<br />

WIFT<br />

DURING<br />

A 96-HOUR<br />

YOUTUBE EVENT TO PROMOTE HERNEW<br />

ALBUM WITNES<br />

ESSS<br />

1 2 3<br />

‘I REALLY WANT<br />

TO BE MY<br />

AUTHENTIC SELF,<br />

100 PERCENT’<br />

—KATY PERRY<br />

SHE RANKED HER<br />

BESTLO<br />

TLOVERS!<br />

During a stomach-turning game of “Spill Your Guts or F ill<br />

l<br />

Your Guts” with James Corden, Perry—to avoid eating a<br />

1,000-year-old egg—revealed Diplo was least impressive<br />

in bed, followed by Orlando Bloom. Though John Maye<br />

er<br />

snagged the top spot, “they’re all amazing lovers, and<br />

I would have sex with all of them!” she said.<br />

R<br />

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SHE’S FREE OF<br />

BAD BLOOD.<br />

Perry recently told<br />

NME that Swift, 27,<br />

tried to “assassinate<br />

my character”<br />

following a<br />

disagreement over<br />

backup dancers.<br />

But she was more<br />

contrite on her live<br />

stream. “I forgive<br />

her, and I’m sorry<br />

for anything I ever<br />

did,” she told<br />

Arianna Huffington<br />

about Swift, who<br />

coincidentally<br />

(or not) made<br />

her entire back<br />

catalog available on<br />

streaming services<br />

at the exact<br />

moment Perry<br />

released Witness.<br />

SHE OPENED UP ABOUT SUICIDAL THOUGHTS.<br />

As a way of revealing her more “authentic self” to fans, a te<br />

arful<br />

Perry—who has said Witness is meant to be “purposeful pop op”—<br />

shared her struggles with alcohol and depression in a raw session<br />

with The Therapist’s Dr. Siri Sat Nam Singh. “I feel ashamed<br />

thatt I<br />

would have those thoughts [and] feel that low,” she said ab<br />

bout<br />

her previous suicidal feelings. “I just want to be loved.”<br />

“I’m<br />

really<br />

strong as Katy<br />

Perry, and<br />

sometimes I’m<br />

not as strong as<br />

Katheryn<br />

Hudson,” she<br />

said.<br />

PEOPLE <strong>June</strong> <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2017</strong><br />

27

Scoop<br />

Sophie Turner & Joe Jonas<br />

“Joe is taking this relationship very<br />

seriously,” says a source of the DNCE<br />

frontman, 27, and Game of Thrones<br />

actress, 21, who were first linked last fall.<br />

“She’s different from other girls he<br />

has dated. She’s the female equivalent<br />

of him, and his family loves her<br />

too.”<br />

.” he<br />

Jennifer Lopez<br />

& Alex Rodriguez<br />

J-Rod are brushing<br />

off tabloid reports that<br />

the retired Yankee, 41,<br />

cheated on the actress,<br />

47. “She doesn’t believe<br />

he has gone behind<br />

her back<br />

since they<br />

started dating,” a source<br />

says s of the pair, who<br />

recently ently<br />

traveled to Las<br />

Vegas<br />

for a string of her<br />

residency dates.<br />

“Jennifer is<br />

focused on<br />

now and her future with<br />

Alex.<br />

They are one big,<br />

happypy<br />

family.”<br />

GOING<br />

STRONG!<br />

GETTING<br />

SERIOUS!<br />

BACK ON?<br />

Meg Ryan<br />

& John Mellencamp<br />

Have the rocker, 65, and actress, 55,<br />

rekindled their romance? The stars—who<br />

dated for three years before splitting in<br />

2014—were spotted together at the Art<br />

Cliff Diner on Martha’s Vineyard, Mass.,<br />

on May 20. The reunion came just two<br />

months after Mellencamp told Howard<br />

Stern, “I loved Meg Ryan. She hates me<br />

to death.” Reps have not commented.<br />

HEART<br />

MONITOR<br />

A CHECKUP ON THE<br />

LAT TEST CELE<br />

EBRITY<br />

ROMANCES<br />

HEATING<br />

UP!<br />

Ben McKenzie<br />

& Morena Baccarin<br />

The Gotham costars, both 38,<br />

wed secretly in an intimate<br />

ceremony on <strong>June</strong> 2 at the<br />

Brooklyn Botanical Gardens in<br />

New York, where close friends<br />

and family celebrated the<br />

couple’s nuptials—and Baccarin’s<br />

birthday. The O.C. alum and the<br />

Deadpool actress, who took their<br />

relationship public in September<br />

2015, are parents to daughter<br />

Frances, 15 months.<br />

MARRIED!<br />

Elon Musk<br />

& Amber Heard<br />

The actress, 31, and the<br />

billionaire Tesla founder, 45,<br />

“are getting more serious,”<br />

says a source close to the<br />

couple. “It’s definitely not a<br />

casual relationship. That’s<br />

not Elon. He doesn’t do<br />

anything casually.” Since<br />

confirming the relationship<br />

in April, Heard has even<br />

spent time with Musk’s<br />

young sons, including on a<br />

recent<br />

ent trip<br />

to Australia.<br />

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THEN<br />

& NOW<br />

‘I HIKE, I GO<br />

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AND I FEED THE<br />

HOMELESS’<br />

—AMANDA<br />

BYNES<br />

Gloria Gaynor<br />

The disco diva took home the first<br />

and only Best Disco Recording<br />

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1978 8hit“I<br />

t“IWil<br />

WillSu<br />

lSurvive”—a ve”—a song<br />

that<br />

t shesays<br />

still “lifts<br />

you<br />

up out<br />

of the<br />

muck and mire<br />

and inspires you to plow through<br />

your<br />

difficulties.” Now, decades after<br />

she<br />

herself overcame multiple in<br />

stances<br />

of childhood sexual abuse, Gaynor,<br />

67, is working on a new album<br />

and<br />

has launched iwillsurvive.org, a<br />

charity fund-raising site and<br />

online<br />

community, where people ca<br />

an<br />

“write their stories about the<br />

different things they have su urvived.”<br />

—NICOL E SANDS<br />

S<br />

<strong>June</strong> <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2017</strong> PEOPLE<br />

Bynes sat down for<br />

her first interview<br />

in four years with<br />

Hollyscoop’s Diana<br />

Madison (left).<br />

AMANDA BYNES<br />

SOBER &<br />

BACK IN THE<br />

SPOTLIGHT<br />

Amanda Bynes—now three<br />

years sober—is looking to return to<br />

TV. In addition to working on a<br />

fashion line, “I want to do a few<br />

guest spots on some shows that<br />

I’m a fan of and maybe another that<br />

I’m the star of,” Bynes, 31, told<br />

Hollyscoop. The Easy A actress—<br />

who has grappled with mentalhealth<br />

issues and several brushes<br />

with the law, including two DUI<br />

arrests—has regained control of her<br />

finances and is “doing fantastic,”<br />

her conservatorship attorney Nyree<br />

Kolanjian tells <strong>People</strong>. Bynes’s<br />

mother, Lynn, remains in control of<br />

her medical decisions, but the<br />

fo<br />

rmer child star’s once-strained<br />

relationship with her parents,<br />

including dad Rick, is now back on<br />

track. “They’re thrilled with<br />

Am<br />

manda’s progress,” says Kolanjian.<br />

“They have a lot of faith in her.”<br />

—MELODY CHIU WITH<br />

ELIZABETH LEONARD<br />

1975<br />

Gaynor says<br />

inspiring others<br />

“adds meaning<br />

and purpose to<br />

my life.”<br />

3<br />

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I “try to be” good<br />

when it comes to<br />

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to try to set that off. I like to<br />

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phases—sometimes I fall<br />

off and I don’t go to the<br />

gym for four months, and<br />

other times I go to the gym<br />

several times a week.<br />

My wife of four years,<br />

Lauren Parsekian,<br />

is most definitely<br />

“my No. 1 fan.”<br />

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upcoming thriller Welcome<br />

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pasta and drink a lot of wine—<br />

that’s my summer plan.<br />

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‘WHENEVER<br />

I HAVE TIME,<br />

I’M WITH MY<br />

DAUGHTER’<br />

—BILSON ON<br />

BALANCING<br />

WORK AND<br />

PARENTHOOD<br />

CATCHING<br />

UP WITH...<br />

RACHEL<br />

BILSON<br />

As mom to 2-year-old Briar<br />

Rose—her daughter with her<br />

partner, actor Hayden<br />

Christensen—Rachel Bilson says<br />

she doesn’t get a lot of “me time”<br />

these days. Though she recently<br />

kicked off a season 5 arc on<br />

CMT’s Nashville, when she’s not<br />

working she says she’s spending<br />

all of her free time with her<br />

toddler. “My me time is ‘we time’<br />

now,” she says. “It’s always about<br />

her. It’s not about lying out<br />

and watching a movie anymore.<br />

Those days are gone! But I’m<br />

happy with the new version.”<br />

Bilson, 35, is also happy with her<br />

role as Highway 65 Records’ new<br />

CEO Alyssa Greene. “She’s a<br />

fish out of water,” she says of her<br />

Nashville character who “comes<br />

from Silicon Valley, so she knows<br />

nothing about country music.”<br />

Still, she doesn’t want Briar<br />

Rose to know too much about<br />

her parents’ careers—including<br />

Christensen’s Star Wars alter<br />

ego: “She might be like, ‘Oh no!<br />

Darth Vader’s my dad!’ ”<br />

—LINDSAY KIMBLE<br />

WONDER<br />

WOMAN’S<br />

LUCY DAVIS<br />

Growing up<br />

in Birmingham,<br />

England, Lucy<br />

Davis watched<br />

her dad,<br />

comedian Jasper<br />

Carrott, on TV.<br />

“That was normal<br />

forme,”saysthe<br />

actress, 44, who<br />

had a breakout<br />

role on the British<br />

version of The<br />

Office and now<br />

steals scenes<br />

as Chris Pine’s<br />

secretary in<br />

Wonder Woman.<br />

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been times I’ve<br />

wondered if<br />

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at this,” she<br />

says, “but<br />

acting makes me<br />

come alive.”<br />

—PATRICK GOMEZ<br />

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MY NEWLYWED LIFE<br />

It’s been six months since Countess Luann (de Lesseps)<br />

D’Agostino wed Tom D’Agostino Jr. over New Year’s, and the<br />

Real Housewives of New York City star is still “over the moon,”<br />

she tells <strong>People</strong>. “Married life is so blissful. I’ve had the best few<br />

months of my life.” While questions over D’Agostino’s premarital<br />

fidelity have fueled plot lines on the show’s ninth season,<br />

Luann, 52, insists the rumors are “totally untrue. The other<br />

women are just drumming up drama, and I wish they could find<br />

their own happiness.” Since their wedding, the newlyweds have<br />

spent time traveling to Napa, Palm Beach and the Grand<br />

Canyon, where they even enjoyed a helicopter ride. “Marriage<br />

has just been an amazing adventure,” adds Luann. “It’s better<br />

than I ever thought it would be.” —DAN WAKEFORD<br />

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star and her<br />

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(in December<br />

2016) share<br />

intimate details<br />

about their<br />

big day on the<br />

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ARMIE HAMMER<br />

ENJOYING L<br />

IN THE FAST L<br />

When Pixar called to<br />

ask Armie Hammer<br />

if he’d be interested in<br />

lending his voice to<br />

one of its upcoming<br />

films, the 30-year-old<br />

actor said yes—<br />

without even knowing<br />

which movie the<br />

famed animation<br />

studio had in mind.<br />

“I was like, ‘Yep, I’m in.<br />

I’ll do it no matter<br />

what,’ ” says Hammer.<br />

The film? Cars 3, in<br />

which Hammer plays<br />

rookie racer Jackson<br />

Storm, an arrogant<br />

challenger to<br />

longtime favorite<br />

Lightning McQueen<br />

(Owen Wilson). “My<br />

favorite thing about<br />

this, besides having<br />

done a Pixar film, is<br />

the fact that I now get<br />

to say I’m in a movie<br />

with Paul Newman,”<br />

says Hammer. The<br />

filmmakers were able<br />

to use extra audio<br />

from the late actor’s<br />

original work in Cars<br />

to supplement<br />

McQueen’s story line<br />

in the third film.<br />

Another perk? Sharing<br />

it with his 2 1 ⁄ 2-year-old<br />

daughter Harper, who<br />

attended the film’s<br />

Disneyland premiere<br />

with her dad. “This<br />

was her first time<br />

sitting through a<br />

movie with me,”<br />

he says. “She was<br />

my litmus test—if<br />

a2 1 ⁄ 2-year-old can<br />

watch it and be<br />

In Cars 3, Hammer’s cocky<br />

next-gen racer Jackson Storm<br />

squares off against Lightning<br />

McQueen (Owen Wilson).<br />

completely<br />

enthralled, anyone<br />

can.” Hammer and<br />

his wife, Elizabeth, 34,<br />

are also parents to<br />

five-month-old son<br />

Ford. At home he’s<br />

likely to be at the grill.<br />

“I’m sort of the<br />

master of the meat<br />

in our household,<br />

whether it’s steaks,<br />

smoked barbecue,<br />

fish,” says the L.A.<br />

native. “I love to cook.<br />

For me it’s just fun<br />

to stand at the range<br />

and make stuff.”<br />

—KARA WARNER<br />

E<br />

E<br />

‘THE BLESSINGS<br />

ARE BOUNTIFUL<br />

WHEN IT COMES<br />

TO COOL TOYS<br />

FOR YOUR KIDS’<br />

—HAMMER,<br />

ON THE PERKS<br />

OF BEING IN<br />

A PIXAR MOVIE<br />

“I’m feeling<br />

incredibly grateful,”<br />

says Hammer (with<br />

wife Elizabeth, daughter<br />

Harper and son Ford at<br />

the Cars 3 premiere on<br />

<strong>June</strong> 10). “Right now<br />

I’m lying low and<br />

enjoying time with<br />

my family.”<br />

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Chew cohost Daphne Oz, 31,<br />

is expecting her third child,<br />

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husband, financial analyst<br />

John Jovanovic, 30. The<br />

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daughter Philomena, 3, and<br />

son Jovan Jr., 1. • Salvation<br />

star Jennifer Finnigan, 37,<br />

and her actor-director<br />

husband, Jonathan<br />

Silverman, 50, are expecting<br />

their first child in<br />

October. • Olympic<br />

swimmer Ryan Lochte, 32,<br />

and his fiancée, Kayla Rae<br />

Reid, 25, welcomed a son,<br />

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• Flipping Out’s Jenni<br />

Pulos, 44, and her husband,<br />

orthopedic surgeon<br />

Dr. Jonathan Nassos, 40,<br />

welcomed their second<br />

daughter, Georgia Grace, on<br />

<strong>June</strong> 7. She joins big sister<br />

Alianna Marika, 3.<br />

• The Jim Gaffigan Show<br />

actress Ashley Williams, 38,<br />

welcomed son Odie Sal with<br />

her husband, actor Neal<br />

Dodson, 39, on May 17. The<br />

couple also have a son,<br />

Gus, 2. • Arrow star Tyler<br />

Ritter, 32, and his wife,<br />

Argentinian film director<br />

Lelia Parma, revealed on<br />

<strong>June</strong> 11 they have welcomed<br />

their first child, a son named<br />

Benjamin. • Country<br />

singer-songwriter Justin<br />

Moore, 33, welcomed a<br />

son, Thomas South, with<br />

his wife, Kate, on <strong>June</strong> 11.<br />

Thomas joins sisters Ella<br />

Kole, 7, Kennedy Faye, 5,<br />

and Rebecca Klein, 2.<br />

VICTORY<br />

Spanish tennis pro<br />

Rafael Nadal, 31, beat<br />

Stan Wawrinka from<br />

Switzerland to win the<br />

Rafael Nadal<br />

Zoe Saldana<br />

The actress, 39, advocates for research<br />

and funding to end HIV and AIDS<br />

I’m from New York and an artist, and for my entire<br />

life I’ve been touched by people who were sometimes<br />

fighting for their lives. HIV is the No. 1 killer of women<br />

of a reproductive age. Since I’ve become a mother,<br />

I look at the world with such clear eyes. There’s this<br />

selflessness that not only gives you that desire to be there for your children,<br />

but also the responsibility to be there for other children. I teamed up with the<br />

Abzyme Research Foundation to star in Sia’s new “Free Me” music video<br />

(inset)—proceeds from the single support the #endHIV initiative. The story line<br />

is about a woman who learns she is HIV positive and pregnant at the same time.<br />

But she also finds out that there’s a good chance that her child will be born HIVfree—thanks<br />

to a vaccine. Doctors are so advanced in their research that they’re<br />

coming closer every day to finding a cure. We can<br />

always do our part to help people who are afflicted by<br />

bigger issues than our own. You have to be a part of<br />

that movement. —REPORTED BY JEFF NELSON<br />

French Open on <strong>June</strong> 11 in<br />

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tribute<br />

West (left in 1965 and on<br />

Batman in 1966) “was bigger<br />

than life, with an amazing<br />

sense of humor,” says<br />

Burt Ward, who played Robin.<br />

ADAM<br />

WEST<br />

1928-<strong>2017</strong><br />

The Brightest<br />

Dark Knight<br />

PLAYING BATMAN ON 1960S TV WITH A LIGHT, FUNNY TOUCH,<br />

HE LAUNCHED GENERATIONS ON A CAPED CR<strong>USA</strong>DE<br />

By TOM GLIATTO<br />

In the decades after ABC’s Batman<br />

ended its three-season run<br />

in 1968, Adam West mulled what<br />

would happen if he were to turn<br />

up as the Caped Crusader in<br />

the blockbuster movies, giving successors<br />

such as Michael Keaton, Christian<br />

Bale and Ben Affleck a blast from the<br />

Bat-past. “<strong>People</strong> would stand up and<br />

cheer,” he predicted. It was just a dream,<br />

of course: How would this Batman, a superhero<br />

who defeated villains with the<br />

unruffled charm of a maître d’, fit in the<br />

realm of the angst-ridden Dark Knight?<br />

Half a century on, though, West’s comic<br />

performance seems truly heroic. When<br />

the 88-year-old actor died of leukemia<br />

<strong>June</strong> 9, Affleck tweeted: “Thank you for<br />

showing us all how it’s done.”<br />

The Walla Walla, Wash., native never<br />

retired his cape: He and Burt Ward, who<br />

played sidekick Robin, last appeared<br />

together at a fan convention just a few<br />

weeks ago. Survived by wife Marcelle,<br />

four children and two stepchildren,<br />

West “wouldn’t want anybody to mourn<br />

even one minute,” says Ward. “He spent<br />

the majority of his career bringing happiness<br />

to millions.”<br />

The Batman series was a surprisingly<br />

campy, funny take on the famous DC<br />

comic-book hero. West faced off against<br />

a bizarre cavalcade of guest stars, most<br />

famously Julie Newmar as purring<br />

temptress Catwoman. West “was bright,<br />

witty and fun,” she recalled. After the<br />

show ended, he was eventually rediscovered,<br />

appearing on The<br />

Big Bang Theory and Family<br />

Guy. He was grateful to be<br />

known as Gotham’s favorite<br />

son: “I’d be doing fans a great<br />

disservice if I were to try to<br />

bury Batman.”<br />

—WITH REPORTING BY<br />

ALE RUSSIAN<br />

Long Legacy<br />

West (with third wife Marcelle<br />

and his family) was honored<br />

with a star on the Hollywood<br />

Walk of Fame in 2012.<br />

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Preacher<br />

It’s one hell of a journey as Dominic Cooper and Ruth Negga try to find the Almighty<br />

TV<br />

FANTASY Showtime’s reboot of David Lynch’s Twin Peaks was welcomed (and puzzled<br />

over) as the return of a surrealist whose first attempt at mainstream programming was<br />

ahead of its time. But while there’s still only one Peaks, other fascinatingly strange<br />

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Starz’ American Gods and, back for season 2, AMC’s Preacher. Dominic Cooper is Jesse Custer, a man<br />

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like Hillbilly Elegy after war and drought, he’s on a search for a God gone AWOL. (Jesse learned this in<br />

season 1, when he tried to place a direct call to the Almighty.) Teamed with his lover Tulip (Loving’s<br />

Ruth Negga), he’s trailed by a bounty hunter from hell. Blood flows, with deadpan humor as a sponge.<br />

It may all mean nothing. Or you may think this is us just as much as This Is Us. (AMC, <strong>June</strong> 25, 10 p.m.)

No.2<br />

MOVIE<br />

Cars 3<br />

A beloved champ’s<br />

speedy recovery<br />

ANIMATED The state<br />

of the automotive<br />

industry is a<br />

contentious topic—<br />

except at Pixar,<br />

which grossed a cool $1 billion<br />

with the first two Cars. In this<br />

one, veteran race car Lightning<br />

McQueen (Owen Wilson) is<br />

starting to slow down with<br />

the rust of time. He decides to<br />

reverse gears by hiring a young<br />

car named Cruz (Cristela<br />

Alonzo) as his trainer. Even<br />

now there’s only so much<br />

Pixar’s geniuses can do about<br />

the visual sameness of all these<br />

vehicles—blocks of metal that<br />

are either in drive or parked—<br />

but kids won’t complain about<br />

the ride. (<strong>June</strong> 16, G)<br />

Lightning McQueen<br />

is up against a firebreathing<br />

bus<br />

named Miss Fritter<br />

(Lea DeLaria) in a<br />

demolition derby.

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3 TV<br />

James<br />

Norton as<br />

a man of God<br />

confronted<br />

with murder.<br />

Grantchester<br />

MYSTERY Mild as early summer when the cuckoo<br />

No.<br />

sings, season 3 of this Masterpiece British<br />

whodunit begins with Vicar Chambers (James Norton) applying<br />

his tactical blend of sleuthing and pastoral care to the case of a groom<br />

late to the altar. (His corpse soon turns up.) As always, Norton is so<br />

good-looking you wouldn’t care if he denounced you personally from<br />

the pulpit. You might even enjoy it. (PBS, <strong>June</strong> 18, check local listings)<br />

BingeWorthy<br />

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TV obsessives Jessica Shaw and Touré<br />

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duke out their opinions about the<br />

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The Book of Henry<br />

Naomi Watts plays a single mom who takes life lessons from her brilliant son<br />

DRAMA An unnervingly smart 11-year-old, Henry (Jaeden Lieberher) seems<br />

No.5MOVIE to understand how to bring order to the random chaos in his life—he even<br />

has the financial know-how to create a large nest egg for his single mother, Susan<br />

(Naomi Watts), and younger brother Peter (Jacob Tremblay). But some heartbreaking<br />

realities, it turns out, are beyond Henry’s control, and an overwhelmed Susan must learn to<br />

set things right herself. The story lurches off in dramatically new directions, but Watts’s strong,<br />

realistic performance prevails. She’s the moral compass the movie needs. (<strong>June</strong> 16, PG-13)<br />

Lorde, Melodrama<br />

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Lorde’s near-perfect<br />

erfe<br />

sophomore omore set is<br />

packed with trippy py hooks and<br />

imaginatively<br />

conceived—so she’s said in interviews—as<br />

ews—<br />

moments ment<br />

at a house party, from<br />

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Maudie<br />

Just folks: Hawkins<br />

(with Hawke) plays<br />

a real-life painter.<br />

DRAMA Sally Hawkins is Maud<br />

Lewis (1903-1970), a Canadian<br />

folk artist who painted flowers and animals—images of<br />

uninhibited, vibrant color—while struggling with arthritis<br />

and sharing<br />

a claustrophobically snug cabin with the<br />

world’s most taciturn husband (Ethan Hawke). Hawkins<br />

is moving as<br />

this poor, uneducated woman whose soul<br />

harbored a world of joy. (In limited release <strong>June</strong> 16, PG-13)<br />

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Growth opportunity:<br />

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and Bianca Lawson.<br />

The Lego Batman Movie<br />

ANIMATED<br />

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and the Joker are both feeling testy as they try to<br />

make sense of a relationship that’s codependent,<br />

mutually parasitic, maybe just sick: What fun is a<br />

superhero without a supervillain, or vice versa?<br />

The pop-cult jokes fire off like little<br />

pellets—pip!<br />

pip!—and very few of them miss.<br />

Queen Sugar<br />

What we sow we may prefer not to reap<br />

DRAMA There’s a satisfying sense of<br />

TV emotional deepening in season 2<br />

of this series about an African-American<br />

No.8family blessed (or saddled) with a farm<br />

inherited from their father. Every so often we get a<br />

development that’s close to Dallas—you’re not going to<br />

forge that signature, are you?—but a larger, resonant<br />

theme emerges: When do we stop being grown-up<br />

children and become adults? (OWN, <strong>June</strong> 20, 10 p.m.)<br />

All Eyez on Me<br />

DRAMA<br />

No.10 MOVIE This<br />

emotional biopic about legendary<br />

rapper-actor Tupac Shakur<br />

(see page 69) is dominated from<br />

beginning to tragic end by the<br />

brilliant performance of newcomer<br />

Demetrius Shipp Jr. (<strong>June</strong> 16, R)<br />

Fleet Foxes, Crack-Up<br />

No.11 MUSIC<br />

ALTERNATIVE Lead singer Robin Pecknold took<br />

a break from the influential indie-folk Foxes to<br />

attend Columbia. Now the band is back, with a moody record filled with its<br />

trademark gorgeous harmonies and thickets of melody. (<strong>June</strong> 16)<br />

Pecknold<br />

(center)<br />

and fellow<br />

Fleet<br />

Foxes.<br />

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Will<br />

Arnett is<br />

the gruff<br />

voice of<br />

Batman.<br />

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What is the most important information I should know about<br />

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BEVESPI AEROSPHERE is only approved for use in chronic obstructive<br />

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for use in asthma.<br />

BEVESPI AEROSPHERE can cause serious side effects, including:<br />

<strong>People</strong> with asthma who take long-acting beta 2 -adrenergic agonist<br />

(LABA) medicines, such as formoterol fumarate (one of the medicines<br />

in BEVESPI AEROSPHERE), have an increased risk of death from<br />

asthma problems<br />

It is not known if LABA medicines, such as formoterol fumarate<br />

(one of the medicines in BEVESPI AEROSPHERE), increase the risk<br />

of death in people with COPD<br />

Call your healthcare provider if breathing problems worsen over time<br />

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o your breathing problems worsen quickly<br />

o you use your rescue inhaler, but it does not relieve your<br />

breathing problems<br />

What is BEVESPI AEROSPHERE?<br />

BEVESPI AEROSPHERE combines an anticholinergic, glycopyrrolate,<br />

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Anticholinergic and LABA medicines help the muscles around the<br />

airways in your lungs stay relaxed to prevent symptoms such as<br />

wheezing, cough, chest tightness, and shortness of breath. These<br />

symptoms can happen when the muscles around the airways tighten.<br />

This makes it hard to breathe<br />

BEVESPI AEROSPHERE is a prescription medicine used to treat COPD.<br />

COPD is a chronic lung disease that includes chronic bronchitis,<br />

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BEVESPI AEROSPHERE is used long term as 2 inhalations, 2 times each<br />

day in the morning and in the evening, to improve symptoms of COPD<br />

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Before using BEVESPI AEROSPHERE, tell your healthcare provider<br />

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have high blood pressure<br />

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have diabetes<br />

have liver problems<br />

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have prostate or bladder problems, or problems passing urine.<br />

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have any other medical conditions<br />

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Especially tell your healthcare provider if you take:<br />

anticholinergics (including tiotropium, ipratropium, aclidinium,<br />

and umeclidinium)<br />

other LABAs (including salmeterol, arformoterol, vilanterol, olodaterol,<br />

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atropine<br />

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What are the possible side effects with<br />

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BEVESPI AEROSPHERE can cause serious side effects, including:<br />

See “What is the most important information I should know about<br />

BEVESPI AEROSPHERE?”<br />

sudden breathing problems immediately after inhaling your medicine<br />

serious allergic reactions. Call your healthcare provider or get<br />

emergency medical care if you get any of the following symptoms<br />

of a serious allergic reaction:<br />

o rash<br />

o swelling of the face, mouth, and tongue<br />

o hives<br />

o breathing problems<br />

effects on your heart:<br />

o increase blood pressure<br />

o chest pain<br />

o a fast or irregular heartbeat<br />

effects on your nervous system:<br />

o tremor<br />

o nervousness<br />

new or worsened eye problems including acute narrow-angle<br />

glaucoma. Acute narrow-angle glaucoma can cause permanent loss<br />

of vision if not treated. Symptoms of acute narrow-angle glaucoma<br />

may include:<br />

o eye pain or discomfort<br />

o seeing halos or bright colors around lights<br />

o nausea or vomiting<br />

o red eyes<br />

o blurred vision<br />

If you have these symptoms, call your healthcare provider right away<br />

before taking another dose.<br />

urinary retention. <strong>People</strong> who take BEVESPI AEROSPHERE may<br />

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o difficulty urinating<br />

o urinating frequently<br />

o painful urination<br />

o urination in a weak stream or drips<br />

If you have these symptoms of urinary retention, stop taking BEVESPI<br />

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changes in laboratory blood levels, including high levels of blood<br />

sugar (hyperglycemia) and low levels of potassium (hypokalemia) which<br />

may cause symptoms of muscle spasm, muscle weakness, or abnormal<br />

heart rhythm<br />

Common side effects of BEVESPI AEROSPHERE include:<br />

urinary tract infection<br />

cough<br />

Tell your healthcare provider about any side effect that bothers you or<br />

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Store BEVESPI AEROSPHERE at room temperature between 68ºF to<br />

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Do not put a hole in the BEVESPI AEROSPHERE canister<br />

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Keep BEVESPI AEROSPHERE and all medicines out of the reach<br />

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Active ingredients: micronized glycopyrrolate and micronized<br />

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12<br />

No.<br />

The Best New Books<br />

A widow’s search for a sea creature,<br />

siblings at each other’s throats and a<br />

story of young love and the games<br />

we play EDITED BY KIM HUBBARD<br />

BOOK<br />

WEEK<br />

OF THE<br />

INSETS, FROM LEFT: NINA SUBIN; DEAN ISIDRO; JAMES DREW; (BOOKS) PETER ZAMBOUROS(4)<br />

Allegra Goodman<br />

The Chalk Artist<br />

NOVEL This love story<br />

matches Nina, an idealistic<br />

teacher and the daughter<br />

of an electronic gaming<br />

magnate, with Collin, a<br />

hipster whose drawings get<br />

him a job at her dad’s company.<br />

Mesmerizing depictions<br />

of the virtual-reality<br />

landscapes of “Neverwhen”<br />

and “Underworld”<br />

make the games’ dangerous<br />

power over one of<br />

Nina’s students very real.<br />

NEW IN NONFICTION<br />

Kurt Newman,<br />

M.D.<br />

Healing Children<br />

Kids’ resilience,<br />

both physical and<br />

emotional, is at<br />

the heart of this<br />

illuminating and<br />

wise book by one of<br />

America’s foremost<br />

pediatric surgeons.<br />

Christine Pelisek<br />

The Grim Sleeper<br />

The hunt for a<br />

vicious serial killer<br />

who targeted the<br />

most vulnerable<br />

women in South<br />

Central L.A.—as<br />

told by <strong>People</strong> writer<br />

Pelisek, who first<br />

broke the story.<br />

Grant Ginder<br />

The <strong>People</strong><br />

We Hate at<br />

the Wedding<br />

NOVEL When siblings with<br />

long-simmering resentments<br />

are invited to their<br />

sister’s obscenely expensive<br />

nuptials in rural England,<br />

all the Klonopin and room<br />

service in the world can’t<br />

head off disaster. This wedding<br />

is a feast of bitchy characters,<br />

dysfunctional family<br />

dynamics and hilarious,<br />

over-the-top catastrophe.<br />

Janet Mock<br />

Surpassing<br />

Certainty<br />

Writer<br />

and act<br />

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Mocklooks back<br />

onher turbulen<br />

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keeping her tra<br />

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and love.<br />

Sarah Perry<br />

The Essex Serpent<br />

NOVEL Set at the end of the 19th century,<br />

Perry’s irresistible novel centers on<br />

Cora Seaborne, a widow set free by the<br />

death of her overbearing husband.<br />

Unleashing her independent spirit, she<br />

travels from London to a village where<br />

the locals believe they’re being terrorized<br />

by a magical sea creature. Can she<br />

uncover the truth? The plot is animated<br />

by the period’s clash between science<br />

and superstition, while Cora and the<br />

characters around her sparkle with the<br />

vitality of the coming<br />

modern age.<br />

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PEOPLE <strong>June</strong> <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2017</strong><br />

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DID A TEEN’S TEXTS DRIVE<br />

HER BOYFRIEND TO SUICIDE?<br />

FATAL ROMANCE<br />

Michelle Carter stands trial for involuntary manslaughter for allegedly urging<br />

boyfriend Conrad Roy III to kill himself in a series of shocking texts By JOHNNY DODD<br />

In the final days before 18-year-old Conrad Roy<br />

III decided to end his life on July 12, 2014, by<br />

inhaling deadly carbon monoxide, he was wavering.<br />

But his then 17-year-old girlfriend Michelle<br />

Carter didn’t want to hear any more excuses.<br />

“You’re ready and prepared,” she texted<br />

him. “All you have to do is turn the generator<br />

on and you [will] be free and happy. No more<br />

pushing it off, no more waiting.” After Roy’s<br />

body was found inside his pickup truck in a<br />

Fairhaven, Mass., parking lot, Carter texted<br />

a friend to confess, “I could have stopped it.<br />

I was on the phone with him and he got out of the<br />

car because it was working and he got scared and I<br />

[expletive] told him to get back in.”<br />

The chilling power of those words—and the influence<br />

they wielded over a teenage boy—are at the<br />

center of a shocking case that could set legal prec-<br />

edent and is being watched closely by scholars of<br />

the law as well as parents of teens nationwide. Are<br />

a teen girl’s texts to her boyfriend protected speech<br />

or were they tantamount to being an accomplice to<br />

suicide? Those questions are being hotly debated<br />

by prosecution and defense attorneys in the Bristol<br />

County juvenile court in Taunton, Mass., where<br />

Carter is on trial for involuntary manslaughter.<br />

Her defense team unsuccessfully tried to get the<br />

case thrown out and are now trying to prove her<br />

innocence to Judge Lawrence Moniz, who will<br />

decide the fate of the now 20-year-old Carter in<br />

lieu of a jury trial. “I think this is going to be a close<br />

case,” says Larry Cunningham, former prosecutor<br />

and vice dean at St. John’s University School<br />

of Law in New York City. “What’s going to make<br />

this case difficult is the fact that the assistance<br />

was verbal rather than physical. The question is,<br />

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TEXTS ON TRIAL<br />

Roy (left) and some<br />

of the shocking<br />

texts that Carter<br />

(in court on<br />

<strong>June</strong> 8) sent him<br />

before he killed<br />

himself in July 2014.<br />

‘IT’S OKAY TO BE<br />

SCARED AND<br />

IT’S NORMAL. I MEAN,<br />

YOU’RE ABOUT<br />

TO DIE’<br />

—CARTER’S TEXT<br />

TO ROY

MAKING A CASE<br />

1. Carter and her<br />

attorney Joseph<br />

Cataldo in court<br />

on <strong>June</strong> 5 after<br />

she waived her<br />

right to a jury<br />

trial. 2. Police<br />

take court<br />

members to the<br />

location where<br />

Roy’s body was<br />

found. 3. Roy’s<br />

sister Camdyn<br />

points out Carter<br />

in court.<br />

1 2<br />

‘I THOUGHT<br />

YOU WANTED<br />

TO DO THIS.<br />

THIS TIME<br />

IS RIGHT<br />

AND YOU’RE<br />

READY’<br />

—CARTER’S<br />

TEXT TO ROY<br />

what was her role in the suicide?”<br />

Prosecutors maintain that her role was clear: In<br />

multiple phone calls and dozens of texts, they say<br />

she coaxed Roy into committing suicide for her own<br />

purposes. Prosecuting attorney Maryclare Flynn<br />

charges that Carter, who viewed herself as unpopular<br />

and friendless, played a “sick game” with Roy’s<br />

life and was motivated by a need for sympathy and<br />

attention by becoming the “grieving girlfriend.”<br />

According to court documents, Carter was on the<br />

phone with Roy for more than an hour as his vehicle<br />

began to fill with carbon monoxide, urging<br />

him to follow through on the suicide plan she had<br />

helped devise. “You just have to do it, Conrad,” she<br />

previously texted Roy, later texting, “It’s painless<br />

S EAR C H I N G<br />

F O R ANS W E R S<br />

Carter (in a Facebook photo before Roy’s death) was the “wrong person”<br />

for Roy (in a Facebook photo of him boating) to turn to, say friends. “If he’d<br />

talked to anyone but Michelle,” says his pal Louie Pina, “he’d still be here.”<br />

and quick.” And on the night Roy died, classmate<br />

Samantha Boardman testified at trial that Carter<br />

texted her, “I heard moaning like someone was in<br />

pain and he wouldn’t answer when I said his name.<br />

I stayed on the phone for like 20! mins and that’s all<br />

I heard. . . . Can we do something tonight to get my<br />

mind off it.”<br />

But Carter’s attorney Joseph Cataldo points out<br />

that Roy had allegedly attempted suicide before and<br />

that her texts are protected speech that “did not<br />

contain anything remotely resembling a threat,”<br />

according to a court filing obtained by <strong>People</strong>. The<br />

defense has also maintained that Carter sent encouraging<br />

texts to Roy, including one that allegedly<br />

stated, “You aren’t going to get better on your own.<br />

You need professional help like me.” Psychiatrist Dr.<br />

Peter Breggin testified for the defense that Carter<br />

had been taking antidepressants at the time of Roy’s<br />

suicide, drugs that have been known to “disrupt the<br />

frontal-lobe function.” Breggin told the court, “She’s<br />

not thinking she’s doing something criminal; she<br />

found a way to help her boyfriend.” Says her attorney<br />

Cataldo: “This is a tragedy, but it is not a crime.”<br />

Roy and Carter met while their families were on separate<br />

vacations in 2012 and lived about an hour<br />

apart—Roy in Mattapoisett and Carter in Plainville,<br />

Mass. Most of their communications, which turned<br />

romantic, were on the phone or via text due to the<br />

distance between them. Roy, who had been<br />

accepted to Fitchburg State University to study<br />

business, was someone his friends say they felt they<br />

could count on. “He was a guy who had it all figured<br />

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GREENHOUSE/THE BOSTON GLOBE/AP; SPLASH NEWS; PAT GREENHOUSE/THE BOSTON GLOBE/AP; COURTESY BECKI MAKI<br />

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out,” friend Evelyn Murdock said of Roy in a 2015<br />

interview with <strong>People</strong>. “He had a great sense of<br />

humor. He knew he wanted to work on boats and<br />

got his certification to become a captain. He knew<br />

what he wanted and went for it.” Still, Roy’s emotional<br />

struggles were known to some of his friends,<br />

as well as his alleged previous suicide attempt. “I<br />

knew he had a history,” his pal Louie Pina told<br />

<strong>People</strong> in a 2015 interview. “Whenever I asked him<br />

about it, he would never give me details. I just told<br />

him if he ever needed someone to talk to, he should<br />

never feel like he was alone. I wish I was the one he<br />

talked to, instead of talking to Michelle.”<br />

Roy’s body was found in his truck on July 13,<br />

2014. The portable gas-powered generator found<br />

in the backseat supplied the carbon monoxide that<br />

police say killed him. In the final moments before<br />

Roy’s death, Carter clearly seemed to understand<br />

that what she was doing was wrong and urged Roy<br />

to “delete the messages” she’d sent him. Days later,<br />

she texted a friend to say, “If they read my messages<br />

to him, I’m done.” Her parents issued a statement<br />

when charges were brought against their daughter<br />

insisting she would be found innocent. “Our<br />

hearts have and remain broken for the Roy family,”<br />

they wrote. “For everyone that does not know our<br />

daughter, she is not the villain the media is portraying<br />

her to be. She is a quiet, kind and sympathetic<br />

young girl. She tried immensely to help Mr. Roy in<br />

his battle with depression.”<br />

Whether or not a judge agrees will determine<br />

whether Carter ends up doing jail time for her<br />

texts: If she is found guilty of manslaughter, she<br />

faces up to 20 years in prison. Legal questions<br />

aside, one fact is painfully clear, according to<br />

Roy’s friend Murdock. “In the moment he needed<br />

a friend the most, when he needed the most help,<br />

she did the opposite,” Murdock said. “She’ll have<br />

to live with that for the rest of her life.”<br />

With reporting by Chris Harris, Steve Helling and<br />

Jeff Truesdell<br />

ENDLESS PAIN<br />

Top: Roy’s mother,<br />

Lynn (in December<br />

2016), testified<br />

she thought Roy<br />

“was doing great”<br />

and had bought<br />

his sisters ice<br />

cream the day<br />

he died. Bottom:<br />

John and Becky<br />

Roy, Conrad’s<br />

uncle and aunt<br />

(on <strong>June</strong> 6), fight<br />

back tears during<br />

the trial as crimescene<br />

photos are<br />

revealed.<br />

If you or someone you know is considering suicide,<br />

call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at<br />

800-273-TALK or text the Crisis Text Line at 741741.

(Baby) Bottoms Up!<br />

One silly gift: Rande Gerber<br />

and Cindy Crawford sent<br />

“Casa” and “Migos” onesies,<br />

a nod to George and Gerber’s<br />

tequila company Casamigos.<br />

George joked that Amal<br />

drew the line at naming the<br />

twins after liquor.<br />

GEORGE<br />

VENTURELLI/WIREIMAGE<br />

AND<br />

AMAL<br />

Double<br />

54<br />

<strong>June</strong> <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2017</strong> PEOPLE

WITH THE<br />

ARRIVAL OF<br />

‘STUNNINGLY<br />

BEAUTIFUL’<br />

ELLA AND<br />

ALEXANDER<br />

CLOONEY,<br />

THE FIRST-<br />

TIME PARENTS<br />

EMBRACE THEIR<br />

NEW ROLES AS<br />

MOM AND<br />

DAD TO TWINS<br />

By ELIZABETH<br />

LEONARD<br />

Baby Joy!<br />

55

To the rest of the world, George and Amal<br />

Clooney are an Oscar-winning Hollywood<br />

star and a global human-rights power player,<br />

but to their families, they are simply<br />

new parents: head over heels in love with<br />

their newborn twins, Alexander and Ella,<br />

and finding their way through the magical<br />

if sleep-deprived blur of suddenly being<br />

Mom and Dad. By all signs they’re naturals.<br />

“Oh my God, they were so beautiful, so happy, so<br />

contented,” says Amal’s mother, Baria Alamuddin,<br />

who was on hand for the twins’ <strong>June</strong> 6 delivery at a<br />

London hospital. “You just look at them and you feel<br />

like they’ve been a mother and father for their whole<br />

lives—the way they held the babies, the way they<br />

looked at them. It was indescribable joy and pride.”<br />

Within a few hours of the birth, the couple set<br />

up a video chat with George’s sister Adelia and parents,<br />

Nick and Nina Clooney, who were nervously<br />

awaiting the debut from their home in Kentucky.<br />

“It was magnificent,” says Nick, who says the babies<br />

were awake and active. “These are two perfect<br />

picture-postcard babies! They were in Amal’s<br />

arms, and they were both stunning. It was perfect. It<br />

was cliché perfect.” Somehow<br />

Amal still looked sparkling:<br />

“You know 1940s movies<br />

where the women just had a<br />

‘He is<br />

going to<br />

be an<br />

amazing<br />

dad, and<br />

Amal is<br />

going<br />

to be an<br />

incredible<br />

mother’<br />

—FRIEND<br />

RANDE GERBER<br />

baby and they looked gorgeous?”<br />

Nick says. “My God!”<br />

After sharing their happiness<br />

with their families,<br />

the Clooneys announced<br />

the arrivals to the rest of the<br />

world with a typically witty<br />

statement: “Ella, Alexander<br />

and Amal are all healthy, happy<br />

and doing fine. George is<br />

sedated and should recover<br />

in a few days.” Says Nick with<br />

a laugh: “Everything serious<br />

has to be funny, or nobody<br />

believes it in our family!”<br />

Not so long ago, such a portrait of domestic<br />

bliss—much less daily diaper duty à deux—seemed<br />

an unlikely prospect for George, 56. While he’s a<br />

favorite among his friends’ kids (“My son thinks<br />

he’s a very cool dude,” Sandra Bullock has said of<br />

her Gravity costar), becoming a father wasn’t high<br />

on his bucket list. “I think it’s the most responsible<br />

thing you can do, to have kids. I don’t have that gene<br />

that people have to replicate,” the actor told <strong>People</strong><br />

in 2006. Still, George left open the door, allowing,<br />

“But everything in my life has changed over time.”<br />

So what changed? In a word: Amal. Since he<br />

met the Lebanese-British human-rights lawyer,<br />

5<br />

Things to<br />

Know Abo out<br />

the Twins<br />

1<br />

They’re “gorgeous”<br />

with dark hair.<br />

“They are greatlooking<br />

babies!” says<br />

s<br />

Nick Clooney.<br />

2<br />

They’re not the only<br />

twins in the family.<br />

Amal’s sister Tala<br />

has four children,<br />

including twins Jad<br />

and Sari, 9.<br />

3<br />

They were born Brits<br />

but can apply for<br />

U.S. dual citizenship.<br />

The twins will likely<br />

be as globe-trotting<br />

as their parents—<br />

bopping between the<br />

U.K. and the U.S.<br />

4<br />

Their names are<br />

on-trend. Alexander<br />

and Ella are the<br />

11th and 17th most<br />

popular baby<br />

names for boys and<br />

girls, respectively,<br />

in the U.S.<br />

5<br />

They’ve met<br />

their grandparents.<br />

George’s parents<br />

welcomed the kids<br />

via video chat; Amal’s<br />

mom felt “blessed”<br />

to be on hand for<br />

their birth. Her dad,<br />

Ramzi, is planning<br />

a visit too.<br />

All in the Family<br />

Both Amal and George<br />

(above, all smiles as a boy,<br />

and right, with Nick<br />

and Nina Clooney, in<br />

2008) are close to their<br />

parents. “It’s a wonderful<br />

time in all of our lives,”<br />

says Baria Alamuddin<br />

(with Amal in 2015).<br />

Special<br />

Delivery!<br />

Amal’s mom, Baria,<br />

got organic cotton<br />

rompers for the<br />

twins, while Gerber<br />

(in a playful video)<br />

opted for diapers and<br />

tequila. Nick Clooney<br />

says he’s mulling a<br />

signed edition of a Dr.<br />

Seuss book for a gift.<br />

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39, in 2013, George’s second<br />

act has taken a wonderfully<br />

unexpected turn. “All I know<br />

is that [Amal] sort of changed<br />

everything in terms of what<br />

I thought my future—my<br />

personal future—was going<br />

to be,” George told <strong>People</strong> in<br />

2015. “I’ve always been optimistic<br />

about the world, [but]<br />

I wasn’t always completely<br />

optimistic about how it was<br />

going to work out personally<br />

for me. But now I am.” The<br />

world’s most eligible bachelor<br />

(and <strong>People</strong>’s two-time Sexiest<br />

‘Amal was<br />

the calm<br />

one in<br />

the center<br />

of all this<br />

storm. She<br />

is just so in<br />

charge of<br />

things and<br />

so strong’<br />

—NICK<br />

CLOONEY<br />

Man Alive) fell hard and fast, proposing after just<br />

seven months of dating. “We sure are having fun!”<br />

gushed George to<strong>People</strong>around the first anniversary<br />

of their wedding, a four-day affair held<br />

in Venice in September 2014.<br />

Nick Clooney suspected early on that<br />

Amal would forever change the direction<br />

of his son’s life. He was with George the<br />

day he first met Amal—who tagged along<br />

to a dinner with mutual friends in 2013—<br />

and recalls witnessing the sparks fly. “She<br />

was so remarkable and he was so remarkable<br />

around her. It was just different than<br />

all the other relationships I had seen him<br />

in,” he says. “I really think by the time that<br />

first [meeting] was over, his and her fates<br />

were sealed.” Until then, George, whose<br />

three-year first marriage to Talia Balsam<br />

ended in divorce in 1992, had been cautious<br />

about the prospect of settling down.<br />

“I knew what his concern was. . . . He had<br />

seen what a high degree of success can<br />

do to a relationship,” says Nick. “He was smart. He<br />

waited until the time that he could handle it, and he<br />

waited until he found a person who could handle it<br />

as well.” When George talked about not seeing kids<br />

in his future, “I would listen to him patiently and<br />

then finally step in and say, ‘George, some astounding<br />

woman is going to knock your socks off, end of<br />

story.’ And it’s exactly what happened.”<br />

The couple’s bond was on display when Amal<br />

visited the set of his movie Suburbicon late last<br />

fall. “George and Amal were both glowing,” a set<br />

source told <strong>People</strong> at the time. Despite whispers<br />

they might be expecting, the Clooneys didn’t confirm<br />

the news publicly until late February, though<br />

they had quietly confided in their families and<br />

close friends early on. “I almost started crying,”<br />

his buddy Matt Damon told Entertainment Tonight.<br />

“I was so happy for him.”<br />

1<br />

2<br />

5<br />

3<br />

4<br />

6<br />

First Comes<br />

Love...<br />

1. Not long after they<br />

met, the smitten pair<br />

enjoyed a night out<br />

in London in 2013.<br />

2. Dining in L.A.<br />

just after their 2014<br />

engagement.<br />

3. Boarding a vintage<br />

water taxi before<br />

their 2014 wedding<br />

in Venice.<br />

4. Cuddling at a<br />

Casamigos launch in<br />

Ibiza in 2015.<br />

5. Amal and pooch<br />

Millie visited<br />

George on the set<br />

of Suburbicon last<br />

October. They<br />

have two other<br />

rescue dogs,<br />

Einstein and Louie.<br />

6. Strolling near their<br />

English country house<br />

in January. “There<br />

isn’t a day that goes<br />

by that I’m not proud<br />

to be your husband,”<br />

George told Amal<br />

from the stage<br />

at the César Awards<br />

the next month.

1<br />

2<br />

Amal’s<br />

Pregnancy<br />

Style<br />

3<br />

1. For a meeting at the U.N. in March, the ever-fashionable human-rights lawyer<br />

opted for a bump-hugging navy blue dress with a rosette detail. 2. On March 29<br />

she paired a red long-sleeve sheath dress with a camel coat. 3. Amal turned heads<br />

in a vibrant frock and matching coat on March 9. 4. Salvatore Ferragamo<br />

pumps finished off her look featuring a cropped black blazer and high-waisted<br />

pencil skirt on International Women’s Day. 5. On Feb. 24 Amal wore<br />

a strapless custom Atelier Versace gown to the César Awards in Paris.<br />

4<br />

5<br />

Like any new parent, George “is excited but nervous,”<br />

according to a source close to the couple’s<br />

circle. “It’s going to be an adventure. We’ve sort of<br />

embraced it all . . . with arms wide open,” he told<br />

the French program Rencontres de Cinéma in February.<br />

As the big day approached, the two stayed<br />

close to their countryside home west of London<br />

and were spotted strolling hand-in-hand along the<br />

riverbank nearby. They entertained family and<br />

friends—including Cindy Crawford and Rande<br />

Gerber (who flew in last month as a surprise for<br />

George’s 56th birthday) and former U.S. President<br />

Barack Obama—at their newly renovated $12 million<br />

Georgian mansion. Boasting a pool, theater,<br />

tennis court and sprawling front lawn (neighbors<br />

might catch George atop his giant lawn mower, a<br />

gift from Amal for his 55th birthday), the estate is<br />

just one spot the twins can call home. (The Clooneys<br />

also have residences in L.A., Mexico and Lake<br />

Como, Italy.)<br />

But while Ella and Alexander’s passports will<br />

no doubt be full, their lives will be even fuller. “I’ve<br />

been telling George since he was 30 that I thought<br />

he would be a great parent,” says Nick Clooney.<br />

“This change is more profound than any change in<br />

his life, and he is excited.” Baria Alamuddin is still<br />

moved by the “indescribable joy” she witnessed after<br />

the twins were born (not to mention her amusement<br />

at witnessing George in blue scrubs “similar<br />

to the ones he wore in ER”). “Seeing these two angels,<br />

these stunningly beautiful babies . . . cuddled<br />

together, and seeing the joy on Amal and George’s<br />

faces, it’s one of those deeply felt beautiful feelings<br />

you can’t express in words,” she says. ”These babies<br />

are going to add so much joy to their lives.”<br />

With reporting by Phil Boucher and Peter Mikelbank<br />

‘It’s a<br />

humbling<br />

thing when<br />

you find<br />

someone to<br />

love. Even<br />

better when<br />

you’ve been<br />

waiting your<br />

whole life’<br />

—GEORGE<br />

CLOONEY<br />

IN 2015<br />

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MY LIFE<br />

in PICTURES<br />

Diane<br />

Keaton<br />

THE HOLLYWOOD<br />

ORIGINAL ON HER CLASSIC<br />

MOVIES, GREAT LOVES<br />

AND WHY A LIFETIME<br />

ACHIEVEMENT AWARD<br />

ISN’T A RETIREMENT PARTY<br />

By KIM HUBBARD<br />

A Muse’s<br />

Moment<br />

Her former love<br />

Woody Allen<br />

presented Keaton<br />

with her AFI<br />

Award on <strong>June</strong> 8.<br />

“Much of what I<br />

have accomplished<br />

in my life,” he said,<br />

“I owe to her.”<br />

‘I was happy<br />

about<br />

the honor,<br />

but as soon<br />

as I got<br />

happy, I got<br />

anxious.<br />

It’s weird to<br />

be human’<br />

—KEATON, ON<br />

HER AFI AWARD<br />

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Toddler Chic<br />

“I had one problem with my<br />

mom—she would cut<br />

my bangs too short, and<br />

I hated it,” Keaton says.<br />

“I like those glasses, though.<br />

I could use them now.”<br />

Big-Hair Days<br />

“In high school I was consumed<br />

by hairspray. I refused to be in<br />

the wind. I look like an idiot.”<br />

Age of<br />

Aquarius<br />

After winning a role<br />

in Hair on Broadway<br />

in 1968, Keaton was<br />

told to lose weight.<br />

“That was the<br />

start of my bulimia<br />

period,” she says.<br />

“I became a master<br />

at hiding. Analysis<br />

got me out of it.”<br />

Afew days before she<br />

accepted her Lifetime<br />

Achievement Award<br />

from theAmericanFilm<br />

Institute, Diane Keaton<br />

was a bundle of nerves. What if she<br />

stopped the show—and not in a good way?<br />

The event “goes on endlessly, and then<br />

I have to speak,” she told <strong>People</strong>. “What<br />

I would like to do is drink, but I don’t<br />

want to weave up there and fall down!”<br />

Luckily, she remained upright<br />

through the star-studded <strong>June</strong> 8 gala,<br />

which airs <strong>June</strong> 15 on TNT, as peers<br />

including Meryl Streep and her ex<br />

Woody Allen paid tribute. “I’m honored,<br />

but it’s like a retirement party!”<br />

jokes Keaton, 71. Sure, Streep got the<br />

award 13 years ago, and she’s hardly out<br />

to pasture, “but that’s Meryl,” Keaton<br />

says. “Some of us are more . . . human.”<br />

That humanness, of course, goes a long<br />

way toward explaining Keaton’s success.<br />

From Annie Hall through Something’s<br />

Gotta Give, the L.A. native has projected a<br />

kooky, relatable vulnerability.<br />

There’s<br />

also her acting skill<br />

and comic genius—<br />

but she downplays<br />

those. “I don’t know<br />

what playing a character<br />

means,” she<br />

says. “What I really<br />

do is the best I can<br />

do with me.”<br />

‘I tried<br />

modeling<br />

classes,<br />

but they<br />

weren’t<br />

for me.<br />

I was gonna<br />

go my<br />

own way’<br />

Married to<br />

the Mob<br />

Though she and<br />

Al Pacino never<br />

wed, Keaton played<br />

his wife in 1972’s<br />

The Godfather<br />

and counts him<br />

among her “many<br />

loves.” “Look at<br />

that laugh. How<br />

adorable is he? But<br />

Ihatedthatwig.<br />

It was two times as<br />

big as my head.”<br />

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Stepping Out<br />

in Style<br />

Keaton’s five-year<br />

relationship with<br />

man-about-town<br />

Warren Beatty<br />

(in 1978) made<br />

costarring with<br />

him in 1981’s Reds,<br />

which he directed,<br />

interesting.<br />

“There’s a scene<br />

where we’re<br />

fighting,” she<br />

says, “that felt<br />

really real.”<br />

Annie and<br />

Alvy<br />

“Of course my<br />

favorite is the<br />

obvious one,” she<br />

says of the 1977<br />

classic Annie Hall.<br />

“Woody didn’t<br />

know if it would<br />

work. He didn’t<br />

trust it—he’d say,<br />

‘It’s just another<br />

sitcom.’ ” She keeps<br />

the Oscar she won<br />

for it in her closet.<br />

“I don’t want to<br />

put it on display,<br />

it’s silly! Enough<br />

already, Diane,<br />

we know.”<br />

Scenes from a Marriage<br />

“That picture is disgusting!” Keaton says of<br />

this shot from 1982’s Shoot the Moon, about<br />

a divorcing couple. “Those skinny legs and<br />

arms flopping around! I’d forgotten about that<br />

movie. But [costar] Albert Finney is great.”<br />

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Parenting Practice<br />

“If I was the mother, I wouldn’t have been happy<br />

about the way I tossed those babies around!” says<br />

Keaton (in 1987’s Baby Boom with one of the<br />

Kennedy twins, who played her daughter). “But<br />

they were adorable. So easy to deal with.”<br />

Jack and Diane<br />

“It was awkward,”<br />

Keaton says of shooting<br />

the sex scene in 2003’s<br />

Something’s Gotta Give<br />

with Jack Nicholson.<br />

“But he was hilarious.<br />

We spent a lot of time in<br />

bed chatting away.”<br />

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Twisted Sister<br />

“The director would<br />

say to me, ‘Don’t smile<br />

so much, and stop<br />

waving your arms<br />

around,’ ” Keaton says<br />

of her role in last year’s<br />

The Young Pope (with<br />

Jude Law). “ I don’t<br />

think that’s what nuns<br />

are known for.”<br />

The Fun Mom<br />

Son Duke, 16, and<br />

daughter Dexter, 21,<br />

joined Keaton at the<br />

AFI ceremony. Has<br />

she sat them down<br />

to watch Annie Hall<br />

yet? “No, I think they<br />

get enough of me,”<br />

she says. “A little<br />

goes a long way!”<br />

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I LOVE<br />

MY MOM,<br />

MY KIDS,<br />

MY JOB.<br />

CARING FOR EVERYONE.<br />

EVERY DAY.<br />

I COULD JUST USE A LITTLE HELP SOMETIMES.<br />

WE HEAR YOU<br />

That’s why we help<br />

family caregivers.<br />

AARP provides resources and<br />

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make your life easier to manage.<br />

Because we get it. So if you don’t<br />

think “this is right for me” when<br />

you think AARP, then you don’t<br />

know “aarp.”<br />

Real Possibilities<br />

aarp.org/possibilities

Sensory sensitivity is a sign of autism.<br />

Learn the others at autismspeaks.org/signs.<br />

Jacob Sanchez<br />

Diagnosed with autism

Shipp Jr.<br />

as Tupac.<br />

Shakur<br />

in 1996.<br />

BEING TUPAC<br />

Actor Demetrius<br />

Shipp Jr. portrays<br />

the rapper in the new<br />

biopic All Eyez on Me.<br />

Casino lights danced across the windshield<br />

of a black BMW leading a caravan<br />

of luxury cars down Las Vegas Boulevard.<br />

In the passenger seat, 25-year-old<br />

Tupac Shakur waved to fans jamming<br />

the sidewalks, eager to see the crown<br />

prince of rap. Five years after his ascent,<br />

his luck was about to run out. Just after<br />

11:15 p.m. on the night of Sept. 7, 1996, a<br />

white Cadillac pulled alongside his car<br />

at a red light. An unknown hand<br />

sprayed the BMW with bullets, filling<br />

the interior with blood and glass. Struck<br />

four times, Shakur would die six days<br />

later at a local hospital. It has been 21<br />

years since that night and debate about<br />

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TUPAC SHAKUR’S MURDER<br />

WHAT REALLY<br />

HAPPENED?<br />

Two decades after he was gunned<br />

down at age 25, a new film resurfaces<br />

the debate surrounding the rap icon’s<br />

dangerous life and mysterious death<br />

By JORDAN RUNTAGH

A BOLD TALENT<br />

1. Shakur (in an undated photo)<br />

spent his earliest years in New<br />

York City. 2. After her son’s<br />

murder, Afeni (with Shakur) “was<br />

angry that it happened, but she<br />

was more angry, I think, that it<br />

was trivialized,” says her former<br />

attorney. 3. A talented actor,<br />

Shakur costarred with Janet<br />

Jackson in 1993’s Poetic Justice.<br />

4. With fellow rapper Flavor Flav<br />

in 1989. 5. Jada Pinkett and Shakur<br />

(in 1994) met while they attended<br />

the Baltimore School of the Arts.<br />

3<br />

1<br />

the still-unsolved murder is reigniting with the<br />

<strong>June</strong> 16 release of All Eyez on Me, a biopic starring<br />

newcomer Demetrius Shipp Jr. that details the<br />

Grammy-winning rapper’s tough early years, his<br />

rise to global fame and his shocking end. “That day<br />

was very emotional,” music industry veteran and<br />

Eyez producer L.T. Hutton says of first hearing the<br />

news of his friend’s death. But the film, he adds, is<br />

also focused on “what fueled his journey.”<br />

It’s a journey that led Shakur from the streets to<br />

the world stage. Born Lesane Parish Crooks in New<br />

York City’s East Harlem on <strong>June</strong> 16, 1971, Shakur<br />

was steeped in turbulence from birth: His mother,<br />

Afeni, was a member of the Black Panthers and his<br />

stepfather, Mutulu Shakur, was a black nationalist<br />

on the FBI’s Most Wanted list. He was rechristened<br />

a year after his birth, named after a martyred Peruvian<br />

warrior. After moving to Baltimore—where he<br />

befriended budding actress Jada Pinkett before she<br />

found fame—Shakur later settled in Northern California<br />

as a teen. He developed an interest in poetry<br />

that formed the foundation of his rap verses, and<br />

he once wrote of his lyrics, “They are about what<br />

happens in the real world.”<br />

Initially part of the hip-hop collective Digital Underground,<br />

he signed a solo deal in 1991, releasing<br />

2<br />

MEET<br />

DEMETRIUS<br />

SHIPP<br />

Newcomer<br />

Shipp, 28, landed his<br />

debut role in All<br />

Eyez on Me when a<br />

friend suggested he<br />

audition back in<br />

2011, given his resemblance<br />

to Tupac.<br />

“I never aspired to<br />

act,” says the star,<br />

“so this is going to<br />

be a whole new world<br />

I’ve entered and<br />

something totally<br />

unexpected.”<br />

4<br />

his debut, 2Pacalypse Now. The songs, detailing police<br />

brutality and drug dealing, touched off a political<br />

furor that led then-Vice President Dan Quayle<br />

to denounce Shakur’s music, saying, “It has no<br />

place in our society.” Despite the controversy, the<br />

album went gold, paving the way for future smashes<br />

including Me Against the World—which featured<br />

the touching tribute to his mother, “Dear Mama.”<br />

But Shakur’s success was derailed in 1994 when<br />

he was convicted of sexually abusing a 19-yearold<br />

fan in a hotel room and sentenced to up to<br />

4 1 ⁄2 years in prison. (Shakur always maintained<br />

his innocence.) The day before the verdict, Shakur<br />

was shot five times in the lobby of a New York City<br />

recording studio. He believed the attack had been<br />

orchestrated by rival rapper and friend-turned-foe<br />

Christopher “Biggie Smalls” Wallace, a.k.a. The Notorious<br />

B.I.G. (Smalls always denied involvement.)<br />

While he was incarcerated, Marion “Suge”<br />

Knight, founder of Death Row Records, offered<br />

to pay for an appeal if Shakur signed to his label.<br />

Knight was a known affiliate of the L.A. street gang<br />

the Mob Piru, then locked in a deadly rivalry with<br />

the Compton Crips. An LAPD source tells <strong>People</strong>,<br />

“Mob Piru was built off of Death Row. Suge put<br />

them on the map.” When Knight paid his $1.4 mil-<br />

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lion appellate bond in October 1995, it made Shakur<br />

an enemy of the Crips—and, according to the LAPD<br />

source, put him on a collision course with death.<br />

The day of his murder, Shakur was involved in a<br />

brawl with Crips member Orlando Anderson at the<br />

MGM Grand casino. Earlier, Anderson had tried to<br />

steal a medallion from one of Shakur’s entourage<br />

and a member of Mob Piru, sparking a fistfight.<br />

Spotting Anderson at the casino, the hot-tempered<br />

rapper attacked. The LAPD source says that in the<br />

years since, a former leader of the Crips has admitted<br />

Shakur’s death was revenge for this beating. “It<br />

was simple retaliation: You mess with one of ours,<br />

we will mess with one of yours,” says the source. “If<br />

Orlando had never been jumped in the hotel, they<br />

never would have killed Tupac that night.”<br />

Still, his death continues to spawn a complex<br />

tangle of conflicting theories. Some have speculated<br />

that Knight, the driver of the fatal BMW, conspired<br />

to have Shakur killed to prevent him from<br />

starting his own label. One recent documentary<br />

claimed that Shakur was the accidental victim of a<br />

plot to assassinate Knight hatched by the mogul’s<br />

wife, Sharitha. (She strongly denied the reports to<br />

<strong>People</strong>, saying, “If I wanted to kill Suge, believe me,<br />

his ass would be dead.”)<br />

The most prevalent legend is that Shakur’s<br />

death was the result of the East Coast-<br />

West Coast hip-hop feud with Biggie<br />

Smalls. The pair had already traded shots<br />

on a number of diss tracks. Smalls’s murder<br />

six months later in a similarly unsolved<br />

drive-by would forever link them in death,<br />

but the LAPD source doubts the killings<br />

stemmed from a rap rivalry. “The media<br />

blew up the East Coast-West Coast thing,”<br />

says the source. “Mob Piru were responsible<br />

1<br />

TUPAC’S DEADLY WORLD<br />

1. One day after being shot at a New York recording<br />

studio in 1994, Shakur attends a court hearing,<br />

where he was convicted of sexual abuse against a<br />

19-year-old fan 2. Hip-hop mogul Suge Knight (in<br />

1996) is currently imprisoned on unrelated charges.<br />

3. Knight’s black BMW 750iL after being sprayed<br />

with bullets at the intersection of Flamingo<br />

Road and Koval Lane in Las Vegas.<br />

2<br />

3<br />

for Biggie’s death, and the Compton Crips were<br />

responsible for Tupac’s. Biggie and Tupac ended<br />

up being pawns in this whole thing.”<br />

Anderson was killed in an unrelated shootout a<br />

year after the murder, denying justice for Shakur’s<br />

mother, who died in 2016. “She felt that nobody was<br />

trying to find out what really happened,” says Donald<br />

David, who worked with Afeni Shakur to manage<br />

her son’s estate. “She never felt a sense of closure.”<br />

With All Eyez on Me, Hutton hopes to offer that to<br />

fans. “Tupac wanted to be a beacon of light,” says the<br />

producer, who feels the thug-life persona belied the<br />

star’s true character. “He didn’t want people to necessarily<br />

be like him but to use his life as an example.<br />

We’ll never know what he could have become.”<br />

A LIFE CUT SHORT<br />

“<strong>People</strong> have a lot of theories, but at the end of the day<br />

it was a gang retaliation murder,” says an LAPD source.<br />

Reporting by Char Adams, Christine Pelisek,<br />

Nicole Sands and Brianne Tracy<br />

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TRAVIS<br />

MILLS<br />

An Injured Veteran<br />

Gives Back<br />

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Together<br />

“I remember<br />

what it was like at<br />

the hospital, not<br />

knowing what my<br />

future would be,”<br />

says Mills (with<br />

Kelsey and Chloe<br />

on the grounds of<br />

the Travis Mills<br />

Foundation Veterans<br />

Retreat). Inset: Mills<br />

on active duty<br />

before his injury.<br />

Travis Mills’s whole life<br />

course changed in one<br />

shocking moment when,<br />

on April 10, 2012, during<br />

his third tour of duty in<br />

Afghanistan, he unwittingly put his<br />

backpack down on a hidden IED. “The<br />

bomb took my right arm and right<br />

leg,” he says. His left leg was snapped<br />

through the bone, and his left wrist and<br />

hand were badly mangled. “I didn’t<br />

think I was gonna live,” he says.<br />

Against all odds, Mills, now 30, pulled<br />

through—eventually losing both his<br />

left leg and hand, enduring a 19-month<br />

recovery to become one of only five<br />

quadruple-amputee service members<br />

who have survived their injuries. Now,<br />

through the Travis Mills Foundation,<br />

which he started in 2014, he’s helping<br />

other injured vets achieve their own<br />

success. The nonprofit’s latest project<br />

is their Veterans Retreat, a 16-room,<br />

ADA-compliant vacation home in the<br />

Belgrade Lakes region of Maine, where<br />

military families with special needs<br />

can come to relax, have fun and share<br />

their experience with others facing<br />

similar challenges—all free of charge.<br />

Home Sweet<br />

Home<br />

The dining area<br />

was designed<br />

with wheelchair<br />

accessibility<br />

in mind.<br />

Mills has raised $2.75 million<br />

in donations to restore<br />

and run the historic house—<br />

formerly the Elizabeth Arden<br />

estate—in addition to<br />

online home-goods marketplace<br />

Wayfair (wayfair<br />

.com) supplying all of the<br />

furnishings and decor. “We<br />

understand what these families have<br />

been through,” says Mills, who runs<br />

both the foundation and<br />

the home with his wife,<br />

Kelsey, 28. “These vets<br />

don’t have to live life on<br />

the sidelines and watch<br />

their families do things.”<br />

Family is what helped<br />

Mills over his toughest<br />

‘We<br />

understand<br />

what<br />

they’ve<br />

been<br />

through’<br />

—TRAVIS MILLS<br />

hurdles during rehab at Walter<br />

Reed medical center in<br />

Bethesda, Md. “Not a lot of<br />

dads learn to walk with their<br />

daughter, but I did,” says<br />

Mills of Chloe, now 5, who<br />

was 6 months at the time.<br />

Adds Kelsey, who’s expecting<br />

their second child in August:<br />

“I don’t know how you can leave somebody<br />

you love when they’re so hurt.”<br />

Now, with his Veterans Retreat set<br />

to host some 56 families this summer,<br />

Mills hopes to bring that same unconditional<br />

support to their deserving<br />

guests. “We’re grateful for their service<br />

and the sacrifice they’ve made,” he says.<br />

“We just wanted to create this place<br />

that really felt like home.” •<br />

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MILO<br />

VENTIMIGLIA<br />

This<br />

Is Milo<br />

THE THIS IS US STAR<br />

OPENS UP ABOUT HIS<br />

RISE TO FAME—AND<br />

HIS FANS’ OBSESSION<br />

WITH HIS DEATH<br />

By JESS CAGLE<br />

He’s America’s favorite<br />

TV dad: Jack Pearson, the<br />

flawed but devoted father on<br />

NBC’s time-shifting drama<br />

This Is Us. Fans of the show<br />

are also head over heels for<br />

the man who plays him—<br />

Milo Ventimiglia, 39.<br />

A native of Anaheim, Calif.,<br />

Ventimiglia is a TV veteran<br />

who got his big break on<br />

Gilmore Girls and starred<br />

on Heroes. In the latest episode<br />

of The Jess Cagle Interview,<br />

Ventimiglia sat down with<br />

<strong>People</strong>’s editor-in-chief<br />

to discuss his life, Jack’s<br />

death and more.<br />

On This Is Us with<br />

Mandy Moore.<br />

Since the Will and Grace<br />

reboot will be on NBC<br />

this fall, do you imagine<br />

any kind of crossover<br />

with This Is Us?<br />

I would absolutely<br />

go on Will and Grace<br />

and play the neighbor!<br />

The handyman neighbor<br />

or something.<br />

How has Jack evolved over the<br />

course of the first season of This Is Us?<br />

I think the greatest change that I<br />

noticed was just the depth that this<br />

man has. In the beginning, when you<br />

meet him, [he has] this youthful<br />

optimism...then to see him evolve and<br />

‘I’m a lot<br />

like Jack,<br />

and he’s<br />

like me . . .<br />

especially<br />

where I am<br />

right now<br />

as a man’<br />

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Clean-Cut Cutie<br />

“I grew up in a vegetarian<br />

house,” says Ventimiglia<br />

(in 1995). He also gave up<br />

alcohol at age 22: “I didn’t<br />

have time for it. I wanted<br />

to stay focused on acting.”<br />

come to understand the real meaning of his<br />

life . . . it gets deeper into the sense of responsibility<br />

that I need to raise this family, support this family,<br />

maybe even die for this family.<br />

When we first met Jack he was naked.<br />

What was the significance of that?<br />

It wasn’t gratuitous. It honestly felt like here’s<br />

a man who’s in his home with his wife, and<br />

he’s about to get his birthday treat. ...It was<br />

human. I didn’t think about the camera . . .<br />

because I thought it was on Mandy<br />

[Moore, who plays his wife, Rebecca].<br />

So when the shot actually opened up, I’m<br />

like, “Whoa . . . that’s my ass.”<br />

What do fans say when they come<br />

up to you?<br />

It’s all over the world. Right now the<br />

No. 1 comment I get is, “Tell me how<br />

you die”—which stung a little bit when I<br />

would first get that question.<br />

<strong>People</strong> care about the character. When<br />

someone you know dies, one of your first<br />

questions is “How did they die?”<br />

It wasn’t lost on [show creator] Dan Fogelman<br />

and me that people were a bit up in arms that<br />

they didn’t find out how Jack died at the end<br />

[of the season]. That question may not get<br />

completely answered but will be addressed<br />

very early on when we come back in September.<br />

The show can go anywhere in time.<br />

Are there parts of Jack’s life you want to go to?<br />

Right now I’m wanting to get back to Jack in<br />

his 50s . . . just to know how he can get his family<br />

back on track. Seeing Jack and Rebecca in<br />

disrepair, it breaks my heart too.<br />

We know Jack was in Vietnam.<br />

Family Bond<br />

With his This Is<br />

Us costars (from<br />

left) Sterling K.<br />

Brown, Chrissy<br />

Metz, Mandy<br />

Moore and<br />

Justin Hartley.<br />

With Bledel<br />

on Gilmore<br />

in 2001.<br />

Gilmore Boy<br />

“Gilmore Girls was<br />

the show that put<br />

me on the map,”<br />

says Ventimiglia,<br />

who dated costar<br />

Alexis Bledel.<br />

“Before I got the<br />

job, I questioned<br />

whether I wanted<br />

to stay in acting. . . .<br />

I was going to be<br />

an auto mechanic.”<br />

Watch The Jess<br />

Cagle Interview:<br />

Milo Ventimiglia,<br />

available now, on<br />

the new <strong>People</strong>/<br />

Entertainment<br />

Weekly Network<br />

(PEN). Go to<br />

people.com/PEN,<br />

or download the<br />

PEN app on your<br />

favorite mobile or<br />

connected TV device.<br />

My father was a Vietnam vet, and before the<br />

conversation even came up about Jack’s<br />

history, I’d always seen Jack as a Vietnam vet,<br />

and I started drawing these similarities between<br />

Jack and my father. I know the war affected him,<br />

and I know the names of his friends who died.<br />

Were your first years in Hollywood hard?<br />

Absolutely. You hear no, no, no, no, no. . . . At<br />

times people told me, “Could you stop doing that<br />

thing with your mouth where your lip is going<br />

down?” I’m like, “Hey, I was born this way.”<br />

What is the lip thing?<br />

I’ve got a crooked mouth. I was born with dead<br />

nerves. If I’m running and yelling in a scene, I<br />

can’t control it. It gets so crooked.<br />

Imagine where you’d be . . .<br />

If I had a straight smile!<br />

You’d be a real success.<br />

Or not! I don’t know....<br />

How did you feel about revisiting<br />

Gilmore Girls [in last year’s revival]?<br />

It was fun. I’m happy I got to step back<br />

into Jess’s leather jacket for a moment.<br />

What do you think Jess’s feelings<br />

about Rory are?<br />

I think he’s never going to not love her.<br />

Now that doesn’t mean it’s a romantic<br />

love. The caveat: I didn’t write the show, so<br />

I really don’t know.<br />

In the past you’ve dated a couple of costars. The<br />

attention on that was probably not comfortable<br />

for you. What have you learned about navigating<br />

fame and keeping private stuff private?<br />

It’s not easy. It would upset me if someone<br />

watching a show was thinking about me and<br />

they’re not thinking about what the character<br />

is experiencing. I don’t think of myself as a<br />

celebrity. I don’t think of myself as anything<br />

more than a person who sits in your living room<br />

with you, telling you a story. I just happen to<br />

be in 16 million living rooms. •<br />

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KIDNAPPED<br />

NIGERIAN<br />

OurJourney<br />

GIRLS<br />

to Freedom<br />

IN APRIL 2014 SCHOOLGIRLS JOY BISHARA AND LYDIA POGU SURVIVED<br />

A NIGHT OF TERROR AT THE HANDS OF INSURGENTS BOKO HARAM.<br />

HERE IS THE STORY OF THEIR HARROWING ESCAPE By ABIGAIL PESTA<br />

It was late on the night of April 14, 2014, in the Nigerian town<br />

of Chibok when two armed men burst into the Government<br />

Girls Secondary School, where seniors Joy Bishara, then 17,<br />

and Lydia Pogu, then 16, were among hundreds of teenage<br />

girls in their beds, fast asleep. Carrying guns, the men began<br />

herding the frightened girls into a group, as more armed men<br />

arrived—now shouting, “Allahu akbar!” (“God is great” in<br />

Arabic), the telltale rallying cry of Nigeria’s ruthless terrorist<br />

group Boko Haram. “We were all crying and screaming,” says<br />

Joy, recalling how, as they fired their guns into the air, the<br />

terrorists started bragging about burning down schools and<br />

churches and slaughtering innocent pastors and students.<br />

“They told us to keep quiet or else they’re going to kill us.”<br />

Boko Haram kidnapped nearly 300 girls that night, spiriting<br />

them away into the dense African bush. Weeks later, in<br />

early May, the group released a video showing its leader in<br />

fatigues, threatening to sell the girls as slaves—yet another<br />

atrocity in the rebels’ ongoing reign of terror. Boko Haram’s<br />

insurgency began in 2009 and has since become a source of<br />

fear and chaos, massacring thousands and driving millions<br />

from their homes in recent years, in a bid to create an Islamic<br />

state and wipe out Western influence from the country’s<br />

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HAPPY TIMES<br />

Lydia Pogu (left)<br />

and Joy Bishara in<br />

traditional Nigerian<br />

dresses on their<br />

high school campus<br />

in Oregon. Insets:<br />

the charred remains<br />

of their school in<br />

Chibok and (below)<br />

at their <strong>June</strong> 3<br />

graduation.<br />

Photographs by ERIN TRIEB<br />

(AERIAL) SUNDAY AGHAEZE/AFP/GETTY IMAGES<br />

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schools. With this group of girls’ kidnapping, the<br />

world took notice, rallying around the hashtag<br />

#BringBackOurGirls, which went viral within<br />

weeks of the abduction. Politicians and celebrities<br />

alike—including Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama,<br />

Ellen DeGeneres and Angelina Jolie—called for<br />

the girls’ safe return. Lydia, now 19, and Joy, now<br />

20, were among the few dozen who managed to<br />

escape that same night. And, while more than 100<br />

girls have since been released as a result of government<br />

negotiations with Boko Haram (82 were sent<br />

home in exchange for five Boko Haram prisoners<br />

just this past May), more than 100 still remain<br />

missing. Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari<br />

has vowed to bring all the girls back, tweeting in<br />

January, “I’m hopeful that soon Chibok community,<br />

Nigeria and, indeed, the world, will welcome<br />

the remaining girls back home.”<br />

In the meantime Lydia and Joy have spent nearly<br />

three years carving out a new life in America. With<br />

help from a nonprofit human rights group in Virginia<br />

called the Jubilee Campaign, they arrived<br />

here in August 2014, attending boarding school<br />

for two years in Virginia before transferring last<br />

summer to the Canyonville Christian Academy, a<br />

boarding school nestled in the scenic mountains<br />

of Oregon. On <strong>June</strong> 3 the girls graduated from the<br />

academy, and this fall both will attend college at<br />

Southeastern University in Lakeland, Fla. After<br />

growing up in modest homes in Chibok, with no<br />

running water and no computers, both say their<br />

lives today—and the education and opportunities<br />

that lie ahead—seem like “a dream” come true.<br />

THE MISSING GIRLS<br />

Image taken from video<br />

by Boko Haram allegedly shows<br />

the kidnapped girls.<br />

1<br />

That dream seemed impossible on that terrifying<br />

night at their school in Nigeria. “They say if each<br />

girl try to run, they will shoot the girl,” Lydia says,<br />

recalling how the terrorists took control, setting<br />

fires and looting supplies. “Then we start seeing<br />

the burning everywhere.” As the school’s compound<br />

went up in flames around them, the men<br />

threw stolen food into waiting cars and ordered<br />

the girls to follow on foot. They walked fast, some<br />

of them without shoes, down a dusty back road to<br />

a bridge, where they were all forced to pile into<br />

three open-air trucks. “I was thinking, ‘Am I ever<br />

going to see my mom again?’” says Joy, who<br />

remembers “many, many” girls jammed into each<br />

vehicle. “They said to live is to enter the truck, to<br />

die is to stay outside,” she adds, noting that her<br />

truck was so high off the ground, she had to use a<br />

small car as a step-up to get in. The convoy of<br />

trucks and girls roared off, with cars full of<br />

armed men surrounding them on all sides.<br />

On the trucks the terrified girls frantically<br />

discussed jumping. Lydia recalls a friend<br />

saying it was better to take the risk than to<br />

disappear forever—right before she jumped.<br />

Lydia prayed, then followed her friend, landing<br />

hard on the ground, a searing pain in her<br />

hips as she scrambled up and, right behind her<br />

friend, headed blindly into the thick, thorny<br />

bushes. “We ran and ran,” she says, “[hoping]<br />

we would find our way in the darkness.”<br />

Joy was debating whether to jump as well. She<br />

heard a girl say it would be better to die there—at<br />

least their parents would find a corpse—and felt a<br />

LIFE IN<br />

AMERICA<br />

1. Joy (left) and<br />

Lydia signing<br />

yearbooks on the<br />

last day of school<br />

at the Canyonville<br />

Christian<br />

Academy. 2. Joy,<br />

marching with her<br />

fellow students,<br />

during rehearsal<br />

for the senior<br />

class graduation.<br />

3. Lydia (center)<br />

walks out of the<br />

gym with her<br />

diploma following<br />

the graduation.<br />

4. The academy<br />

has a diverse<br />

range of<br />

international<br />

students, where<br />

Lydia (second<br />

from right) and<br />

Joy (third from<br />

left) fit right<br />

in—and have<br />

hadachance<br />

tomakelotsof<br />

new friends.<br />

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surge of courage: “Something is like, ‘Joy, you cannot,’<br />

and I’m like, ‘Yes I can.’” She leaped, landing<br />

on her stomach before catching her breath and<br />

fleeing with two of her classmates into the brush.<br />

After that they just kept running. Dawn broke,<br />

and Lydia and her friend were covered in blood<br />

from thorns, their clothes torn. They came upon<br />

a village where people had spent the night hiding<br />

in the bushes, afraid that Boko Haram, who had<br />

been there just hours before, would burn down<br />

their homes. They pointed the girls toward home<br />

and told them to “run in a zigzag,” says Lydia, because<br />

it would be harder for anyone to shoot them.<br />

Meanwhile, Joy and her two classmates—<br />

‘WE ARE ALL<br />

T I R E D . . .<br />

WE ARE<br />

BLEEDING,<br />

BUT WE KEEP<br />

RUNNING’<br />

—JOY BISHARA<br />

exhausted and afraid to stop, especially now in<br />

daylight—had found a road where they managed to<br />

stop a man on a motorcycle. “We ask him to please<br />

take us back home. He ask, ‘Who are you?’ We were<br />

scared. We don’t want to tell,” says Joy, who ultimately<br />

confided in the man, who took them home.<br />

Lydia and her friend lucked out as well, and shortly<br />

after leaving the village, they came to a road and<br />

stopped a man who drove them home.<br />

Back in Chibok, with the school destroyed and<br />

deserted, friends and family feared the worst. At<br />

Joy’s home relatives were comforting her distraught<br />

mom when she arrived—dirty and bloodied,<br />

her school uniform in shreds. “It was like<br />

someone died already,” says Joy, who still carries<br />

the deep scars on her legs from that horrific night.<br />

“When my mom saw me, she started crying,” says<br />

Lydia, adding that she was in so much pain from her<br />

wounds “I felt like I’m not going to be alive again.<br />

For almost two weeks I [couldn’t] take a shower.”<br />

PEOPLE <strong>June</strong> <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2017</strong> 81

BRIGHT FUTURE<br />

Lydia (left) and<br />

Joy with their<br />

scholarships and<br />

diplomas. “Be<br />

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Lydia.<br />

Over the next few monthsJoy and Lydia<br />

lived in fear of Boko Haram coming back<br />

to get them—sometimes the girls slept<br />

outside, where they felt it would be easier<br />

to hide. So when they were given the<br />

chance to finish school in America, they<br />

didn’t hesitate. “To pick up their dreams<br />

where they left them—in a safe place—was<br />

an easy decision,” says Doug Wead, president<br />

of the Canyonville Christian Academy.<br />

“They’re determined to outwit their<br />

captors by turning their grisly nightmare<br />

into something hugely triumphant.”<br />

That transition to teenage life in America has been<br />

an exciting challenge for the two girls. Both<br />

arrived knowing just a little English, which meant<br />

they had to learn fast. Joy, whose father forbade<br />

her to have a cellphone while growing up in Chibok,<br />

was shocked to see so many kids with their<br />

own phones, tablets and gadgets and wondered if<br />

there would ever be an end to the cold weather in<br />

Oregon. Lydia, who grew up wearing wrap skirts<br />

and traditional dresses, was taken aback by all the<br />

women in pants. “When I first came here, I said I<br />

would never wear pants,” she laughs, admitting<br />

she loves her skinny jeans—if not American food.<br />

‘WHEN<br />

I COME TO<br />

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I SEE THAT<br />

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IS REALLY<br />

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Both girls prefer Nigerian spicy noodles<br />

and rice to potato chips or pizza.<br />

The hardest part has been missing the<br />

people back home; neither girl has seen<br />

her family since coming to the States in<br />

August 2014. Joy is the oldest of seven—<br />

all brothers. Her father works as a policeman,<br />

while her mother cares for the<br />

Watch the full<br />

family. Lydia has four sisters and three<br />

brothers. Her dad farms and works for a<br />

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The girls worry about their families as<br />

the conflict continues to rage but keep in<br />

touch by phone as much as possible.<br />

These days they’re also putting the painful past<br />

behind them and looking ahead to college and life<br />

on campus. (They have a GoFundMe page to help<br />

with expenses: gofundme.com/JoyLydiaChibok<br />

GirlsUniversityFund) Lydia hopes to become a lawyer<br />

“to help my people, my country,” she says. Joy<br />

wants to be doctor. In Nigeria she saw sick people<br />

denied care because they were poor. “What I want<br />

to do is save lives,” she says—because, as she and<br />

Lydia know all too well, there are still many lives left<br />

to save. During her emotional graduation speech,<br />

Joy says, “I forgive the people who hurt me. I have<br />

nothing against them. I am praying for the return of<br />

my classmates to their parents.” •<br />

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crabmeat.<br />

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FABIO VIVIANI<br />

Prosecco-<br />

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to the final dish.<br />

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3 tbsp. olive oil<br />

2 lbs. boneless, skin-on<br />

chicken thighs<br />

2 tsp. kosher salt,<br />

divided<br />

1 tsp. black pepper,<br />

divided<br />

1 ⁄ 2 cup all-purpose flour<br />

1 leek (white and lightgreen<br />

parts only),<br />

halved lengthwise<br />

and thinly sliced<br />

1 ⁄ 3 cup sliced sun-dried<br />

tomatoes<br />

4 garlic cloves, minced<br />

1 lemon, sliced<br />

1 ⁄ 4 cup prosecco or<br />

sparkling wine<br />

3 ⁄ 4 cup chicken broth<br />

3 tbsp. unsalted butter<br />

2 tbsp. minced fresh<br />

tarragon<br />

2 tbsp. chopped fresh<br />

flat-leaf parsley<br />

1. Heat oil in a large Dutch<br />

oven over medium. Sprinkle<br />

chicken with 1 ⁄ 2 teaspoon salt<br />

and 1 ⁄ 4 teaspoon pepper.<br />

Spread flour on a plate.<br />

Dredge skin side of chicken<br />

in flour, and place, skin-side<br />

down, in Dutch oven;<br />

cook 2 minutes. Add leek,<br />

and cook 3 minutes; flip<br />

chicken. Add sun-dried<br />

tomatoes and garlic,<br />

and cook 2 minutes; add<br />

lemon slices.<br />

2. Add prosecco, and stir to<br />

loosen browned bits from<br />

bottom of pot. Stir in chicken<br />

broth; increase heat to high,<br />

and bring just to a boil.<br />

Reduce heat to medium, and<br />

simmer until reduced by<br />

half, about 5 minutes.<br />

3. Reduce heat to low, and<br />

stir in butter until melted.<br />

Sprinkle with tarragon,<br />

parsley and remaining<br />

1 1 ⁄ 2 teaspoons salt<br />

and 3 ⁄ 4 teaspoon pepper.<br />

Serves: 6<br />

Active time: 20 minutes<br />

Total time: 20 minutes<br />

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2 tbsp. fresh lime juice<br />

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1. Add watermelon, maple syrup<br />

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Pour watermelon purée into an<br />

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with plastic wrap, and freeze 3 hours.<br />

2. Remove dish from freezer, and<br />

scrape surface of mixture with a fork<br />

until it resembles a slushy. Cover<br />

with plastic wrap, and freeze 3 more<br />

hours. Just before serving, scrape<br />

entire granita with fork until it<br />

resembles fresh snow. Divide among<br />

bowls; garnish with mint leaves.<br />

Freeze leftovers in a freezer-safe<br />

container up to 2 weeks.<br />

Serves: 6to8<br />

Active time: 10 minutes<br />

Total time: 6 hours, 10 minutes<br />

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