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People Magazine

Idris Elba’s New Sex Playlist Could Only Be the Work of a Virgo

How sexy is Idris Elba's sexy playlist for 'People' magazine? Turns out, dude has some moves.
By Helen Holmes

‘Halloween’ Star Jamie Lee Curtis Says She Battled With Opioid Addiction for a Decade

In a new interview with 'People,' Jamie Lee Curtis said she hid her addiction to painkillers for 10 years.
By Helen Holmes

The Superlative You Should Have Received in High School, Based on Myers-Briggs

Ah, high school.
By Heidi Priebe
Chef José Mendín is serving up something special for New Years at Habitat.

Where to Book Last Minute New Year’s Eve Reservations in Miami

By Clarissa Buch
Meredith said the Koch brothers will not seek a seat on the company board.

Meredith Corp Will Buy Time Inc for $2.8B in Koch Brothers-Backed Deal

By Sissi Cao
blake shelton pictures

Gwen Stefani’s Boyfriend Is People Magazine’s ‘Sexiest Man Alive’

By Margaret Abrams
Reporters question American Senator Edward Kennedy (center, with neck brace) and his wife Joan Kennedy (left, in white coat and dark glasses) as they walk across the tarmac after returning from the funeral of Mary Jo Kopechne, Hyannis, Massachusetts, July 22, 1969. Kopechne died when a car driven by Kennedy went over the side of a bridge on Chappaquiddick Island four days earlier. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

New Podcasts to Obsess on the Seedy Side of Politics

By Brady Dale
WASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 11: First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama speaks during a panel discussion at Glamour Hosts "A Brighter Future: A Global Conversation on Girls' Education" with First Lady Michelle Obama at The Newseum on October 11, 2016 in Washington, DC.

Everyone But Fox Sees Michelle Obama’s Takedown of the Big, Scary, Orange Clown

By Joe Lapointe
People magazine editorial director Jess Cagle announces the "Call to Action" on gun violence, with the names of people killed in the Orlando shooting scrolling beside him.

People Magazine Announces New ‘Call to Action’ on Gun Violence

By John Bonazzo
Megyn Kelly.

Donald Trump, Beware: Megyn Kelly Is Ready for Her Close-Up

By Joe Lapointe
(Illustration by Lauren Payne)

Morning Media Mix

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke
Andrew Cuomo calling into New Day (Screengrab: CNN)

Governor Cuomo Takes Chance to ‘Really Torture’ His Brother on CNN

By Colin Campbell
Andrew Cuomo shows off one of his guns while getting a flu shot. (Photo: Flickr/governor's office.)

Andrew Cuomo: ‘I Think New York Is Sexy’

By Colin Campbell
(Illustration by Lauren Payne.)

Morning Media Mix

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke
Hell no, we won't go! (Photo via Buzzfeed)

Protesters at ‘People’ Headquarters Angry Over Ryan Gosling’s ‘Sexiest Man of the Year’ Loss

By Drew Grant

People Editor Larry Hackett Elected ASME President

By Zeke Turner

Release: Patrick Rogers Named Executive News Director for People.com

By Matt Haber

Magazine Sales Down 6.3 Percent; People, In Style Actually Up

By Matt Haber

Matt Damon: ‘Sexiest Man Alive’

By David Foxley

The Children Aren’t Our Future: Time Inc. Kills [em]Teen People[/em]

By Observer Staff

“It’s a Number”

By Observer Staff

Nature of a Sista’

By Observer Staff

Sandy the Dandy

By Observer Staff

Eggnog and Ego

By Alexandra Zissu., Kate Kelly and Nicholas Corman
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