#Heather McDaid

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upset 10/2017

"WHEN I WAS 13, THAT WAS MY PLAN GOING TO MAKE A RECORD WITH STEVE ALBINI"

FRANK IERO'S NEW EP SEES HIM TEAM UP WITH STEVE ALBINI, AND AN UNEXPECTED 4 GUEST - HIS FIVE-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER, LILY. WORDS: HEATHER MCDAID.

FRANK IERO & THE PATIENCE

KEEP THE COFFINS COMING EP

'Keep The Coffins Coming' is a glimpse at the time between 'stomachaches' and 'Parachutes',

where Frank lero and the cellabration- x-Patience worked out where they were going next. As the band now approach the post-Parachutes crossroads of 'Where next?, it feels the fitting time to release this snapshot. 'I'm A Mess' is rougher and raw around the edges, a fledgeling version of the song that would be streamlined for the upcoming album. It's got the Steve Albini touch of capturing the vibe of a room - like the basement jam version, the live version. 'Best Friends Forever' came to life years ago with Frank's kids in tow, helping with the writing and dare we say stealing the show in

the video, and here it evolves into the full band version. 'No Fun Club' leaps off with some of the 'Danger Days' swagger and Frank yells and shifts gears into the punk revelry he excels in. 'You Are My Sunshine' is sickeningly chirpy at the best of times, but put the lero twist on it, and it becomes a mellow, stripped back version of itself to close proceedings.

The EP saw Frank and co. pondering their future; it was never about perfection, but capturing a snapshot in the band's lives and a rare opportunity to work with their idols. Rarely do you see the middle step between albums, you just see the endgame transformation. But here it is - the unapologetic, raw and eclectic bridge of Frank lero's solo work, the bones of what the band moved on to be.

Heather McDaid

Frank lero knows one or two things about ticking items off the ol' bucket list. In his time with My Chemical Romance, he played a sold out Madison Square Gardens, appeared on Saturday Night Live, and headlined Reading & Leeds. He has more plaques than he knows what to do with, and that's just for starters.

"I've been extremely fortunate in the things that I've gotten to do and the bands I've gotten to play with," says Frank. "We crossed off quite a few of those bucket list opportunities with My Chem and now to be able to do that too with my solo career is unbelievable."

This latest item to be scored off the list is to work with the iconic producer Steve Albini, who produced Nirvana's final album 'In Utero, on his EP 'Keep The Coffins Coming: The obvious place to start is, how exactly do you react when you get a call saying that you're off to work with someone like Steve? "It's weird, man" laughs Frank. "I was in the middle of writing and trying to figure out the next record. My manager Paul asked for bucket list stuff, people I'd always wanted to work with. Steve was always at the top of that list."

"When I got the call that he wanted to work with us and we were booked it was like-" he bursts out laughing "-I don't think I was able to wipe the smile off my face. I'd been wanting to work with him from, jeez, like '94. When I was 13, that was my plan, I'm going to make a record with Steve Albini, I don't care how it happens, but that was the dream record to make.

"His records sound so visceral. Never before did I put on a record where I felt like I was in the room. He really is hands off in that he wants to capture the band's sound. It's a special thing, like visiting a museum and getting to be in a room with some of your favourite bands and listening to some of your favourite records. Take 'In Utero' for example, those sounds and performances are straight up what was played in that room, there's no bells and whistles or crazy magic behind the scenes. It's all about the way he likes it and the way he records it."

That was the magic Frank was excited to capture. "I kept thinking on the trip out to Chicago as I'm driving, 'Oh, man, I'm going to get the call any moment that this was a hoax and it's not going to happen!"

But it did happen, and at an interesting

FRANK IERO & THE PATIENCE

time too. Sitting between albums, Steve captured the time in Frank's career between his first solo record and the second, when he was still unsure what it was going to become. video features their vocals and adorable balaclava-clad appearances, and now it's a full-band song produced by the legendary Albini.

"They are adorable," he laughs. "Lily is the one that actually wrote the chorus to that song. Whenever she and any of the other kids would fight, she would passive aggressively stick this thing in their face, this best friends forever song and it really started with 'Best friends forever but not now. She was just like screaming at them to let them know that she was very, very upset with them." The EP is made up of four songs, one of which made the cut for the subsequent album. "I had written a couple of songs that I knew I wanted to be on the album, but I didn't know exactly what 'Parachutes' was just yet," he explains. "One of the songs was 'I'm A Mess. It might have ended up just being a standalone track, but I wanted to bring that in regardless. I knew I wanted to bring in a whole band version of the song 'Best Friends Forever' and also 'No Fun Club. I had been toying with that, and I really needed to get it out of my head. When that started to take shape, I knew that it could work as a standalone release.

"I DIDN'T KNOW IF THESE SONGS WERE EVER GOING TO SEE

THE LIGHT OF DAY." FRANK IERO

"My way of dealing with that was to take this song and make it into something. We all sat down in a circle with my guitar one day and figured out what the chording would be, wrote the rest of the song and recorded it in my basement.

I thought it would be really fun to release it and whatever profits came in can go into their college funds. I started to really listen to the structure of the song and realised, man, I can play this live, and they would get a kick out of it whenever they saw I played the song and kids sang along. I put together a full band version and thought it'd be cool to have the original version - like I did with 'Mess' - with the kids on it, and now you have this full band Steve Albini version.

That's the other thing too, a bucket list: I'm going to go in the studio with Steve Albini, someone I've wanted to record with ever since I was a young kid getting into music and punk rock and playing in bands. That mirrors my kids being young, writing songs. How cool is that? She released her first single and video at five, and I took that song and recorded it with a legendary engineer and producer. That's crazy. I knew that song needed to be done that day.

Basically what you're hearing is a stop gap where the band transforms from where we were at the end of touring 'stomachaches' and right before we really fully realised the 'Parachutes' record. That time for me is almost like this lost in translation moment. There was definitely this bridging gap between those two records - this is that hidden step. It's interesting because as a listener, you never see that step. You hear album one. wait while your favourite bands are in the studio, then hear the final step in the evolution to album two.

Exactly! Here's the thing, when we went in the studio, I didn't know I was going to record an EP. I just wanted to record these songs, whether it was just for me or not I'd be happy with it. I didn't know if these were ever going to see the light of day, it was something I needed to do."

'Keep The Coffins Coming' is a snapshot in time. It captures an opportunity beyond

Frank's wildest dreams, a crossroads where he pondered the next step, and a gift to his kids in various forms. Right now, he sits between album two and three. The question is, where next? Whether or not there'll be the chance to see the next stop gap for this particular era, we sure are excited about the upcoming ride.

An interesting side-effect of the process was double-recording songs. Frank wrestled for a while comparing the two versions of 'I'm A Mess' but ultimately grew to see they fit perfectly in their own respective worlds as two different versions. Seeing that evolution in songs is something he was also able to gift his children by including their collaborative song 'Best Friends Forever.

Frank lero And The Patience's EP 'Keep The Coffins Coming' is out 22nd September.

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In Review: We Shall Fight Until We Win: a Century of Pioneering Political Women

In Review: We Shall Fight Until We Win: a Century of Pioneering Political Women

Edited by Laura Jones, Heather McDaid & Sha Nazir 404 Ink / BHP Comics

Review by Joe Gordon

Two small Indy Scottish publishers, BHP Comics (who are also behind the Glasgow Comic Con and the Edinburgh Comic Art Festival) teamed up with 404 Ink to create this anthology of “pioneering political women”, We Shall Fight Until We Win, which marks the century since (some) women got the vote in the UK…

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What’s In Store for NEWhere 2020 (Part 1)

Over the three days of NEWhere (July 3 - 5, 2020), there’ll be some special events -- but we’ll be talking about those later. For now, let’s look at what you can expect to see every day of the convention:

Virtual con suite Morning to early afternoon on all three days of the con, a set of moderated Zoom breakout rooms for hanging out and catching up with your filk friends -- or, if you’re new to the scene, meeting and making new friends!

Virtual filk circles Evening to late night on all three days of the con. Hang out with fellow filkers (and their intermittent housepets), and take turns to sing, sing, sing! (Yes, you can sing along at home too, even if your mike is muted.)

Afternoon Short Sets Twenty-minute concert sets -- sit down and watch, or listen while puttering around the house! We have an amazing lineup of performers scheduled over the three days of the convention, including Marc Glasser, Joe Kesselman, Harold Feld, Roberta Rogow, Bob & Sue Esty, Heather Borean, John McDaid, Ben Newman, Joshua Kronengold & Lisa Padol, and more!

Watch this space for further updates, and/or subscribe to our announcement list.

Keep safe, and keep singing!

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Life & Style, January 18

You can now buy a copy of this issue for your very own at my eBay store: https://www.ebay.com/str/bradentonbooks

Cover: Uber Drivers Tell All 

Page 1: Photo Flash -- John Legend celebrated his birthday aboard a private yacht in St. Barts where he slid down the craft’s waterslide 

Page 2: Contents 

Page 4: The Top 10 Champagne Looks -- Joey King, Saoirse Ronan, Eiza Gonzalez, Gillian Anderson, Leona Lewis 

Page 5: Heidi Klum, Jennifer Lopez, Kim Kardashian, Scarlett Johansson 

Page 6: Kelly Clarkson’s daytime talk show tied with Ellen DeGeneres’ long-running series in the year-end TV ratings battle -- The Ellen DeGeneres Show lost advertisers and A-listers and audiences after former staffers came forward with stories of a toxic workplace while The Kelly Clarkson Show which was recently renewed through 2023 has become a household staple in its sophomore season and gaining viewers in daytime’s key demographic of women and ending 2020 on a season high -- Ellen is putting on a good front but deep down she feels threatened by Kelly’s success and she’s done everything she can to prove that she’s changed but she still can’t win back her fans plus Ellen is convinced that Kelly is trying to steal her famous friends even going so far as to demand that if a celebrity agrees to appear on Ellen then they can’t go on Kelly; it’s one or the other from here on out 

Page 7: Rihanna and A$AP Rocky celebrated their first Christmas together in her native Barbados where the couple went on a sunset cruise around the Caribbean isle with her loved ones -- Christmas is a really important time for Rihanna and it’s not often that she gets to see her family and friends all at once and she wanted A$AP to be a part of it -- he was a bit nervous meeting everyone but he was worrying over nothing because they all adore him -- she’s really close with her family so it was important for him to get to know them before things begin to get serious

* Throwback -- Billie Eilish 

* Biggest Spenders of the Week -- French Montana, Sean “Diddy” Combs, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, Gal Gadot, Katie Holmes 

Page 8: Critics slammed Demi Moore’s new movie Songbird calling it a Michael Bay-produced travesty that exploits the coronavirus epidemic for thrills -- the film takes place in the not-so-distant future during a COVID-23 outbreak with Demi playing a wealthy woman who sells immunity bands on the black market for a hefty price -- Demi jumped at the chance to star in the movie; with its topical storyline she expected it to be a box-office hit and she’s disappointed that it’s flopped and is shocked at the backlash and she certainly never intended to hurt anyone’s feelings 

* Hilaria Baldwin proudly showed off her post-baby body posting a photo of herself holding 3-month-old son Eduardo while wearing nothing but her bra and underwear but instead of being praised for her postpartum pic she was inundated with cruel comments after Amy Schumer reported the snap seemingly roasting Hilaria for setting unrealistic standards for new moms -- while the comedian soon apologized and deleted the image it wasn’t long before she replaced it with several other shots and making fun of the controversy -- there’s a fine line between being funny and being cruel and Amy overstepped the mark in Hilaria’s eyes

Page 10: The Week in Photos -- Kacey Musgraves visits Oscar the Grouch and Sesame Street 

Page 11: Gwen Stefani on The Kelly Clarkson Show 

Page 12: Animal Instinct -- Oliver Hudson plants a smooch on a goat, Mayim Bialik with her new co-star Monty the cat from her show Call Me Kat, Padma Lakshmi cuddling on the couch with her dog Ms. Divina 

Page 13: Jerry O’Connell got a slobbery kiss from his dog Phil in L.A. 

Page 16: Stars Behaving Badly -- Selma Blair topless in a impromptu shoot off the highway in Palm Springs, Sean Lennon pretended to attack a replica of the Empire State Building during a lighting ceremony in NYC, Jameela Jamil and Jason Mantzoukas let their middle fingers fly 

Page 18: Say What?! Miley Cyrus on being single during the pandemic, Dolly Parton on her fashion and beauty credo, Kristin Chenoweth on starring in Holidate with 5-foot-2 Emma Roberts, Keke Palmer joking about her skin issues, Jason Momoa who’s been wed to Lisa Bonet since 2017 

Page 20: Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez planned to tie the knot in Italy but after being forced to postpone their nuptials twice since the pandemic struck Alex has gotten a case of cold feet -- the pressure of a huge wedding was very overwhelming and in the end Alex decided it wasn’t necessary anymore -- J.Lo also hinted as much saying they’ve talked about canceling the destination wedding altogether because at their ages and they’ve both been married before should they get married or not -- the very next day Jennifer was pictured without her engagement ring sparking speculation that the couple had already reached a decision that they would no longer be walking down the aisle and Jennifer’s heartbroken because she wanted a big splashy wedding since this was going to be her fourth and final trip to the altar

Page 21: Courteney Cox was recently reunited with boyfriend Johnny McDaid after spending nine months apart due to the COVID-19 crisis but the long-awaited meetup in Ireland was far from romantic -- this was a make-or-break trip to either figure things out or go their separate ways and shortly after arriving Courteney laid all her cards on the table and she made it clear to Johnny that in order to move forward things had to change -- with her living in LA and Johnny based in Ireland the time difference is a real problem and FaceTime calls are few and far between and texts go unreturned for hours or sometimes not at all and it’s a daily struggle and Courteney’s at the end of her rope 

Page 22: Cover Story -- Uber drivers tell all -- the scoop on celebrities’ best and worst moments as rideshare passengers -- Brooke Shields’ boozy cruise, Tom Selleck requires a quiet car 

Page 23: Justin Bieber threw a party on wheels, blind items

Page 24: George Clooney uses a pseudonym, Kylie Jenner was 2 hours late for her ride

Page 25: Cash-carrying Prince Harry is a huge tipper, Tom Cruise is not a cool customer, Jennifer Lawrence makes the back seat her bed 

Page 26: Lori Loughlin breaks her silence -- after completing a two-month prison sentence for her role in the infamous college admissions cheating scandal Lori emerges to find her life and family in pieces -- Lori wants to move forward as a family in a positive direction but her daughters have so many walls up now

Page 28: The Bachelorette’s Clare Crawley and Tayshia Adams: Two dream weddings -- with a wild ride of a season behind them leading ladies Clare and Tayshia are happily planning their respective nuptials 

Page 30: The truth about Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson’s engagement -- Khloe’s new ring from Tristan sparks wedding speculation -- Tristan swears he’ll never ever stray again and Khloe is desperate to make their relationship work because she loves the little family they’ve created 

Page 32: Who Lives Here? Kathy Griffin 

Page 36: Fashion -- shop these haute hues -- Pantone’s 2021 Colors of the Year are Ultimate Grey and Illuminating Yellow, making them musts for every fashionista’s wardrobe 

Page 40: Diva or Down-to-Earth? John Legend grabs groceries -- down-to-earth, Heather Locklear pumps her own gas -- down-to-earth

Page 41: Gal Gadot assembles a glam squad -- diva, Zac Efron cuts his friend’s hair -- down-to-earth 

Page 42: Social Stars Posts of the Week -- Angela Kinsey and her dogs, Kim Kardashian and longtime pal La La Anthony, Laura Prepon building a snowman, Kevin Jonas and wife Danielle 

Page 44: Horoscope -- Capricorn Zooey Deschanel turned 41 on January 17

* They’re Not Together, But They Should Be -- Aries Jennifer Garner and Aquarius Justin Hartley 

Page 46: Made Ya Look! Emily Blunt strikes a stylish pose 

Page 48: What I’m Into -- Jonathan Van Ness  

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omg Jeff Goldblum himself saw the picture that graces the cover of The Goldblum Variations

(drawn by one of the amazing publishers of 404 Ink, Heather McDaid)

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books i’m reading

The Power- Naomi Alderman

Nasty Women- Heather McDaid and Laura Jones

Sapiens- Yuval Noah Harari

The Gunslinger- Stephen King

Alias Grace- Margret Atwood 

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In another lifetime, I used to be a regular visitor to the Harbour Arts Centre in Irvine, which then was home to the lovely Borderline Theatre Company. So it wasn’t hard to find my way back to this very pleasant space, located on the front of Irvine’s harbour. I found myself humming as I approached…Irvine, I’m in Irvine, and my heart beats so that you would hardly know…. Anyway, I was of course there for the Tidelines Book Festival, a festival which can fairly lay claim to having a first class programme of authors. I was only there for the Saturday, but the festival actually lasts for three days and puts on events for a wide range of readers, both adults and children.

As I arrived, lots of children had just come out of a session led by Mark Smith entitled ‘Slugboy Saves the World’ and it was great to see so many little superheroes who had clearly really enjoyed their session.

Pleasantly located, with a very nice café in the heart of the centre, what better way to spend a day than in the company or readers and writers?

First up on my list was the exceptional Su Bristow, whose book, Sealskin, based on the legend of the Selkies, was such a huge hit when it launched at the end of last year.

Interviewed by Alison Craig, Su was fascinating and quite enthralling when she talked about what inspired her to write Sealskin and how her own life experiences had contributed to the themes of the book.

I loved this book so much that even though I have it on kindle I just had to buy a hard copy and get Sue to sign it – that’s how good it is.

Me with Su Bristow

But I’m not going to expound on this in any depth, because Sharon Bairden has already done so on her blog – and as her ability to share is limited right now, I’m going to suggest that you nip over and read her account of the session at her blog Chapter in My Life.

You can purchase Sealskin here : Orenda Books    Amazon      Waterstones

The second session I attended was for a book I’d been keen to know more about since its launch and as I hadn’t been able to attend the Edinburgh Book Festival session, it was a real delight to be able to attend a discussion about Nasty Women, published by 404 Ink and originally published as a crowdsourced enterprise.

The title, is of course, taken from that horrible Trump quote about Hillary Clinton.

It was both a joy and an inspiration to listen to Jonatha Kottler and Laura Waddell talk about their experiences of writing for the book which is a selection of writing by women on what it means to be a woman in today’s world. Both Laura and Jonatha were full of praise for the passion and inspiration of the editors behind the project, Laura Jones and Heather McDaid and how every woman who worked on the book very much felt that it was a collaborative project.

Each woman came from a different perspective and each wrote about quite different things, but all felt very supportive of each other and the project as a whole.

Laura Wadell’s piece is very much about what a Scottish working class girl faced when she wanted to try and break into the world of the arts and media – and in her case, publishing, something she has now achieved very successfully, but which in the 21st Century was a lot harder for her than you might imagine – in what is supposed to be, but clearly is not, a classless society.

As Laura says; “It is not our stereotype and it is not, for the most part, our reality……a lack of stories told from our perspective has lent itself to dull, flattened portrayals that do not reflect the reality of diversity ”

Jonatha’s essay is entitled ‘Fat in every language’ and she spoke engagingly and with humour on being larger than whatever the norm is. But living comfortably in your own skin and not for the expectations of others, is what her piece is about, alongside the reality of how fat people are commercially exploited.

Nasty Women covers a range of voices and a whole host of different and diverse experiences, from experiencing racial divides in Trump’s America, to sexual assault, Brexit, pregnancy and more. These are the women who share their real experiences and hold the truth to account in the midst of a global society where inequality and intolerance is bubbling to the surface.

This is why I think Nasty Women is a really important book for me, and as Margaret Attwood said on the cover why it is “an essential window into many of the hazard strewn worlds younger women are living in right now’.

I’m really looking forward to dipping into this one. You can buy Nasty Women here: Waterstones           Amazon

My final session of the day was just delightful. Three of the nicest men in crime fiction were chatting about Nordic Noir.

Gunnar Staalesen, the grandfather of Nordic Noir and celebrating 40 years of writing about his protagonist, detective Varg Veum, was paired with the massively talented Thomas Enger, writer of the Henning Juul books.

Both were in conversation with our own Michael J. Malone, whose House of Spires has just been published. All three are published by Orenda Books, so you just know that they are all going to be exceptionally well written.

Gunnar Staalesen began writing at the age of 17 and published his first book at 22 – an experimental novel inspired by the work of Jack Kerouac.

What really introduced him to the idea of being a crime writer though was the work of Maj Sjöwall and Per Wahlöö, to whom he is very quick to pay a fulsome tribute. Reading the Martin Beck books introduced him to the possibilities of writing crime and he began to read and be inspired by the books of Chandler, Ross McDonald and Dashiel Hammet.

He credits Sjöwall and Wahlöö as the writers who really began to stir the interest of academics and newspapers alike and sparked off the interest in Norwegian crime. Then, in 1974, Norway’s biggest publishing house held a competition for a new crime novel and Gunnar entered and came second.

This led to the publication of his two police procedurals, published in paperback, not hardback as was usual for other genres, but that had the happy fortune of making his books more instantly affordable.

Then he came up with the idea of translating the idea of the American P.I. into a Norwegian setting and thus Varg Veum was born.

Thomas Enger was only 4 when Gunnar published his first book! Thomas’ father was a teacher who really wanted his son to read the classics, but that didn’t really interest him and when he read his first crime novel at the age of 15/16 he knew he had found his genre and was hooked for life.

He read the books of Gunnar Staalesen and Henning Mankel as well as many others. He saw that others had found a way of telling their stories through crime novels and that a good crime story could be a way of seeing ordinary society through the stories, utilising language and that crime literature could be just as good as any ‘serious’ literature.

As Staalesen says, throughout time from Dickens onwards, people want to hear big stories well told, whatever the genre.

Enger is writing a series of 5 books about the journalist Henning Juul, which delves into the depths of Oslo’s underbelly, skewering the corridors of dirty politics and nailing the fast-moving world of 24-hour news.

Enger’s protagonist lost his son in a fire in their apartment. Each Henning Juul book can be read as a stand-alone in that each has its own mystery or mysteries, but throughout each book is the running theme of Juul searching for his son’s killer.

Enger has built a fair bit of himself into his protagonist; both are journalists, both compose music and Juul lives in an apartment not at all dissimilar to Enger’s own. But there are of course serious differences, not least that Juul is quite grief stricken over the loss of his son. His wife, Nora, has managed to get back to work and in doing so has been able to process her grief and move on, but Henning spends two years and a lot of Aquavit just staring at the walls.

Enger does though like to mix humour with his darkness to temper the effect of the blackness.

So what is it about Scandi Noir that grabs us so firmly? Perhaps, the authors speculated, it is the fact that they create their fiction over a series of long, dark wintery nights which whisper their melancholy?

Or maybe it is the fact that nature is always present around them. Whether in Staalesen’s Bergen or Enger’s Oslo, there is always a view of nature to surround you.

Enger agrees that it great that fantastic authors have put Scandinavian writing firmly on the map, but points out that it can also create unrealistic expectations especially hrough the marketing. So the temptation to call a new voice ‘the next Jo Nesbo’ is huge, when of course the new authors style and voice may be very different indeed.

It was a fantastic discussion, lightly and ably chaired by Michael Malone and was a great end to a brilliant day.

My huge thanks to Tidelines and to Michael Malone for their help and to all the authors who I was able to meet and chat to – you are all fabulous.

Thomas Enger’s recent book Cursed is here: Orenda  Amazon  Waterstones

Gunnar Staalesen’s recent Wolves in the Walls is here: Orenda Amazon Waterstones

Michael J. Malones House of Spines is here: Orenda  Amazon Waterstones

Put Tidelines in your diary for next year. You won’t regret it.

    Tidelines Festival, Irvine #tidelines @tidelinesfest @orendabooks @michaeljmalone In another lifetime, I used to be a regular visitor to the Harbour Arts Centre in Irvine, which then was home to the lovely Borderline Theatre Company.

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It’s time for our weekly Diamond Comics Shipping List! Check out some titles BOOM! has in store for us next week like Firefly, Jim Henson’s The Storyteller, Ronin Island, and more! All coming your way for July 17th!

BAGS OR A STORY THEREOF ORIGINAL GN

Pat McHale, Gavin Fullerton (A/CVR) Gavin Fullerton

This is the tale of John Motts. He is a man who had a dog, but now that dog is gone. John searches his house, his street, and his town, but the dog is nowhere to be found. John soon realizes that he must travel further, past the road and into the trees if he ‘s ever to find out the truth of what happened to his dog.

BAGS (or a story thereof) is a journey of love and suspense as John Motts searches through the world he knows, and a world he doesn’t, weaved together beautifully by Pat McHale, creator of the Emmy Award-winning Cartoon Network series, Over The Garden Wall, and Gavin Fullerton (Disney ‘s Space Chickens in Space).

BLACK BADGE #12

Matt Kindt (A) Tyler Jenkins (Main CVR) Matt Kindt

The Badges finally face off against the dastardly Honour Society, with the fate of the future hanging in the balance.

BY NIGHT TP VOL 02

John Allison (A/CVR) Christine Larson

LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION!

Jane Langstaff and Heather Meadows have been to the other side…and now it’s just a question of how to bring proof back home with them. And then there’s the question of how the portal got there in the first place…and whether or not the town of Spectrum, South Dakota is safe, or monsters are about to start pouring through to our world?

From Eisner Award nominee John Allison (Giant Days, Scary Go Round), and artist Christine Larsen (Adventure Time), join Jane and Heather as they journey into the Eidolon and a mystical world of adventure and laughs!

EMPTY MAN TP RECURRENCE

Cullen Bunn (A) Jesus Hervas (CVR) Vanesa R. Del Rey

Horror sensation Cullen Bunn (Harrow County, Bone Parish) returns to the world of Empty Man with artist Jesus Hervas (Lucas Stand, Clive Barker ‘s Hellraiser) in this new ongoing series.

The nation is in the grip of a terrible pandemic. The so-called Empty Man disease causes insanity and violence. Government quarantines are mandatory. One of the afflicted is Melissa Kerry, and the next step should be to quarantine her.but those who enter quarantine are never seen again. Melissa’s family won ft let that happen. All they have to do is care for her, keep her worsening condition a secret.and they’ll do anything, trust anyone, to keep her safe. Recurrence is the second installment in The Empty Man franchise and explores the psychological horror of a family member in decline, and the depths one will go to protect those they love. Collects issues #1-4.

FAITHLESS #4

Brian Azzarello (A) Maria Llovet (Main CVR) Paul Pope

Faith falls deeper into Poppy and Louis’s mysterious world, which has dire consequences for her closest friends.

FIREFLY #8

Greg Pak (A) Dan McDaid (Main CVR) Lee Garbett

Mal and Zoe vs Boss Moon – and no one’s leaving without paying the price! But when the dust settles, will these bitter enemies discover an even greater threat?

JIM HENSON’S THE STORYTELLER: SIRENS #4

Aud Koch (A) Aud Koch (Main CVR) Cory Godbey

In this German tale, Lorelai is a river nymph, born to the Rhine River, living in the shadow of a prosperous town called Wochara. But at the heart of Wochara’s prosperity lies a secret deal that Lorelei and the people of Wochara struck a long time ago. Every year, Wochara sends Lorelei a young man who becomes her husband for the year, living in comfort and luxury in her wondrous palace, while fat nuggets of gold wash up on the town shores. But not everything is as it seems and when she selects a young man who already has a lover, the deal between the people of Wochara and Lorelai is in jeopardy forever.

RONIN ISLAND TP VOL 01 PX DISCOVER NOW ED

Greg Pak (A) Giannis Milonogiannis (CVR) David LaFuente

After a mysterious attack wipes out the major cities of 19th century Japan, Korea, and China, survivors from all three lands find refuge on a hidden island and build a new society. Hana, the orphaned daughter of Korean peasants, and Kenichi, son of a great samurai leader, have little in common except for a mutual disdain for the other. But these young warriors will have to work together when an army invades the island with shocking news: there is a new Shogun and the Island is expected to pay fealty in exchange for protection from a new enemy…a mutated horde that threatens to wipe out all humanity. Award-winning writer Greg Pak (Firefly, Mech Cadet Yu) and artist Giannis Milonogiannis (Prophet) present a story that examines how we move forward when our past divides, set against the backdrop of a post-disaster 19th century Japan. Collects issues #1-4 in an exclusive comic shop release.

SMOOTH CRIMINALS #7

Kurt Lustgarten, Kiwi Smith (A) Leisha Riddel (Main CVR) Audrey Mok

Brenda and Mia, having pulled off the ultimate heist but lost the prize, are pulled back in for one more round in the fight for the Net of Indra! It’s all or nothing as they take on Mia’s arch-nemesis from the 1960s: the nefarious, notorious, ignominious Hatch Leonard.

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404 Ink and BHP Comics on collaborative publishing

by Natasha Onwuemezi

Scottish publishers 404 Ink and BHP Comics are partnering to bring out a graphic novel anthology in celebration of the centenary of women gaining the vote in the UK. We Shall Fight Until We Win celebrates a century since women gained the right to vote inthe UK in 1918, and the "many pioneering women who have been, and are part of the ongoing fight". The Bookseller spoke to 404 Ink’s Laura Jones and BHP’s Sha Nazir to find out what it was like working together.

Why did you guys decide to collaborate and what has it been like working together on this title?

Sha Nazir of BHP: BHP and 404 have a lot in common. We are both relatively new, independent publishers creating books outside of the mainstream in Scotland. This book is very timely and we realised that, working together, we could create a book which was beyond the usual scope of our respective houses and push it to be a success. Working together on We Shall Fight Until We Win has been a great experience. Heather [McDaid, co-director of 404 Ink] and Laura are such a powerful team who bring with them a lot of expertise in the area of anthologies and it's brilliant to be part of that.

Laura Jones of 404 Ink: It's fair to say we've had a substantial admiration for BHP Comics since they established. We share very similar opinions on how publishing could and maybe should work and what books should be given the space they deserve.

What do you most admire about each other?

SN: 404 Ink is a powerhouse which you can't help but admire. I think, though, what is most striking about 404 is their determination to create what they identify as missing from the book industry and from the market, catering for overlooked or underestimated readers out there. They are a good influence on Scotland's publishing scene.

LJ: We knew of them in the early days when they were known as Black Hearted Press and have loved watching them grow from strength to strength, truly making a place for comic creators in Scotland. The Mighty Women of Science is a title we particularly admired BHP for and beyond their publications, their insane convention organisation skills in bringing Glasgow Comic Con to thousands per year - that's truly something we're in awe of. They're carving out those spaces for comic lovers in Scotland that maybe weren't as prominent before. They're an important organisation and we're very lucky to be working with them.

Where did the idea for the book come from?

SN: The title comes from one of the original Suffragette banners and slogans. We Shall Fight Until We Win, as a title, highlights the fact that the work suffragettes began hasn't yet been completed but their purpose is being upheld by the generations which came after them. Both in Britain and internationally there is a lot of progress still to be made for reaching equality, especially in politics. Westminster is, after all, 48th in the world for representation of women, with women making up only 32% of the House of Commons.

Do you have any plans for future collaborations?

SN: We would love to work with 404 Ink in the future. Making We Shall Fight Until We Win with them has been great and I am sure you will see more from this pairing on your bookshelves in the future.  

This interview is part of The Bookseller’s Scotland Country Focus. For more stories and interviews from the Focus, click here.

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National Enquirer, July 6

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Cover: Atlanta Protests 

Page 2: Reformed hellcat Heather Locklear is in seventh heaven after her secret engagement to high school sweetheart Chris Heisser and now they’re ready to adopt and start their own family 

Page 3: After her latest film flopped Felicity Huffman is terrified her career is kaput -- critics savaged Felicity’s performance in Tammy’s Always Dying and the movie scored just as poorly 

Page 4: Longtime lovebirds Courteney Cox and Johnny McDaid are finally ready to tie the knot -- after six turbulent years of breakups and makeups the couple has found the coronavirus lockdown which has temporarily kept them apart is the thing that will ultimately bring them together 

Page 5: Smitten Ben Affleck is ready for marriage and babies with girlfriend Ana de Armas but his crushed ex-wife Jennifer Garner is begging him to think again, Ryan Gosling is prepping to start acting again and his baby mama Eva Mendes is flipping out because she’s gotten used to Ryan helping with the kids and around the house and her big worry is their routines will be turned upside down and their relationship will fall apart but Ryan can’t wait to get back to work and out of the house because he loves his  family but he’s been going stir-crazy 

Page 6: Kelly Clarkson plans to take estranged husband Brandon Blackstock to the cleaners in their divorce and although she cited irreconcilable differences in her divorce filing she’s never gotten over the cheating rumors that have swirled around Brandon since before their 2013 wedding 

Page 7: Wacky daytime yakker Wendy Williams has disappeared and hasn’t returned emails or calls or texts and has gone off the grid completely and her friends are really worried 

Page 8: Prince Harry’s life in America has gone from bad to worse as his mother-in-law Doria Ragland just moved in sparking snickering in royal circles and he’s become a laughingstock the punch line to every mother-in-law joke featuring a henpecked husband -- Harry had little say in the decision to move Doria into the couple’s home and Meghan Markle told him it was important that Archie bond with his grandmother who would also be his unofficial nanny but there was no mention of Archie’s royal relatives who haven’t seen him in person for over eight months 

Page 9: Britney Spears has emerged from lockdown not so fit anymore -- she was spotted prancing around a public park near her L.A.-area home with lumpy thunder thighs and a bloated belly 

Page 10: Hot Shots -- AFAIK none of these pics are from IG -- Justin Bieber playing golf, Shia LaBeouf jogging, Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez on a bike ride 

Page 11: Kourtney Kardashian is on a curious mission to save her sister Kim Kardashian’s shaky marriage to Kanye West -- now that Kourtney is getting close again with her ex Scott Disick she realizes how much the family suffered during the breakup and wants to spare her sister the same pain, reality slacker Scott Disick is livid with his ex Sofia Richie for sharing the secrets of their relationship to pals and he’s warned her to zip it 

Page 12: Straight Shuter -- Brooke Burke (picture), RHONYC wants to diversify its cast and is desperately looking to hire a lady of color before the next season starts filming, Chris Cuomo’s CNN colleagues have been giving him grief after he was caught naked on his wife’s social media feed, axed Vanderpump Rules star Stassi Schroeder got the cold shoulder when she pleaded to get her job back so she’s vowing to get revenge by continuing to tour and write books and she’s convinced the show will fail without her

Page 13: Little Richard hinted he’d secretly fathered love children in his will by barring them from collecting on his $40 million estate, ailing 90-year-old Katherine Jackson has been moved to an Arizona assisted living facility by her family because she needs 24/7 care 

Page 14: True Crime 

Page 15: Danny Masterson has been slapped with three felony charges of rape and he has hired lawyer Tom Mesereau who helped Michael Jackson beat all 14 counts at his 2005 child molestation trial 

Page 16: Cover Story -- An Atlanta Wendy’s was set on fire after white police officer Garrett Rolfe shot a black man Rayshard Brooks outside the fast-food restaurant 

Page 19: Real Life 

Page 20: Health Watch 

Page 24: 10 most dangerous spots you can still catch COVID 

Page 25: Sparks flew between Below Deck Mediterranean newbies Jessica More and Robert Westergaard while filming the show’s current season 

Page 26: Gun-obsessed NFL star Aaron Hernandez might have been a secret serial killer, Pierce Brosnan has been painting nonstop while in quarantine at his sprawling estate in Hawaii 

Page 27: Mark Cuban reveals five most vicious Shark Tank feuds

Page 32: Love-hungry Jennifer Aniston is having a new flirt fest with ex Gerard Butler and the cozy friendship could spark trouble if his squeeze Morgan Brown ever gets wind of it, Hollywood Hookups -- Brian Austin Green and Courtney Stodden together, Aaron Carter rekindled his romance with Melanie Martin and they’re engaged, Stassi Schroeder is expecting a baby with fiance Beau Clark 

Page 35: NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is blaming himself for his son Adam Abdul-Jabbar’s shocking arrest for allegedly stabbing a neighbor during an argument over trash cans 

Page 42: Red Carpet Stars & Stumbles -- Chanel -- Margot Robbie, Penelope Cruz, Naomi Watts, Keira Knightley 

Page 45: Spot the Differences -- Clark Gregg and Chloe Bennet in Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 

Page 47: Odd List 

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National Examiner, August 17

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Cover: Farewell to Regis Philbin and Olivia de Havilland 

Page 2: Secrets behind Caddyshack 

Page 4: Cher’s amazing looks over the decades 

Page 6: Even a monarch needs some fun during a pandemic and that’s why a seven-year-old lad in England created a word game especially for Queen Elizabeth and got a thank-you note in reply 

Page 7: Who can forget Kevin Bacon’s rebel-with-a-dance role in 1984′s Footloose that shot him to superstardom -- not Rob Lowe who was supposed to play the lead but suffered a terrible injury that kept him from the role, Orlando Bloom suffered a brutal blow after his beloved dog Mighty went missing and he was forced to admit he was gone, Dolly Parton is worth approximately $500 million but before she became a singing sensation she spooned up a lot of ketchup soup, Madonna says she was fined $1 million by the Russian government for a gay rights speech in 2012 but she isn’t about to pay up 

Page 8: After years of portraying heroic Army soldiers in blockbusters like Forrest Gump and Saving Private Ryan Tom Hanks is starring as a World War II Navy ship commander in his new movie Greyhound and real-life sailors couldn’t be happier to welcome him to their ranks 

Page 9: Animals have anxiety too -- how to help your furry friends relax 

Page 10: Carlos and Denise Pagan have a note out front explaining why they can’t come to the door -- Carlos has been undergoing chemotherapy for bllod cancer -- and after an Amazon driver read it he returned with a very special delivery to cheer up the South Carolina couple -- he marched off to the store and returned with flowers and a get-well card for this customer he had never met 

Page 11: Your Health -- keep an eye out for signs of cataracts, what your bruises may be telling you 

Page 12: Cracking Hollywood’s most shocking unsolved murders -- George Reeves, Brittany Murphy, Natalie Wood 

Page 13: David Carradine, Marilyn Monroe, Bob Crane 

Page 14: Dear Tony -- to banish bad dreams remember the good times -- Tony predicts Winona Ryder will write a book that could well be made into a movie about her abuse allegations

Page 15: A struggling single mom with $7 left in her bank account won $100 with a scratch-off lottery ticket and donated it to the police 

Page 16: It wasn’t all laughs and lunacy for the Three Stooges -- comedy favorites faced abuse, poor pay and heartache 

Page 18: A North Carolina teenager with time on her hands during the coronavirus lockdown has found a great new way to occupy herself -- she sends handpicked gift collections to ailing children 

Page 19: A New Jersey cop went the extra mile in a borrowed kayak to rescue a frantic dog stuck up to the neck in mud 

Page 20: Cover Story -- Regis Philbin was a brave fighter to the end -- secret life of host who was everyone’s pal 

Page 22: A Kansas dog that went missing for eight days turned up right back at home -- in Missouri nearly 60 miles away at the house where she lived two years ago 

Page 26: Tony’s Mystic World -- have you lived before? Take this test and find out, here’s some great news for Grease fans -- a prequel is on the way, Jennifer Lopez is not above the law -- she was left stranded after she parked her dune buggy on a beach in New York’s fancy Hamptons and got towed

Page 28: Cover Story -- Olivia de Havilland took icy feud with sister Joan Fontaine to the grave 

Page 30: The Good Doctor 

Page 40: R.I.P. John Saxon a tough guy of westerns and drama and Elm Street 

Page 44: Eyes on the Stars -- Matthew McConaughey and wife Camila Alves on vacation in Hawaii (picture), Jane Seymour leaves an Australian quarantine hotel after a 14-day stay (picture), Ryan Reynolds kindly offered a $5000 reward to help reunite a Vancouver woman with her stolen teddy bear that contained a recording of her late mom’s voice, two years after her reported overdose Demi Lovato says she’s turned her life around, Tarek El Moussa and Heather Rae Young are engaged, Gwyneth Paltrow says she’s trying to raise her two teens to have a strong work ethic and not rely on their family’s fame, after the discovery of the body of Naya Rivera following her drowning death her ex-husband Ryan Dorsey vowed to keep her memory alive for their four-year-old son Josey, Courteney Cox is missing boyfriend Johnny McDaid who’s been quarantined in the U.K. while she’s been hunkered down in California, Kelly Clarkson and Brandon Blackstock will share custody of their children River Rose and Remington Alexander, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are now proud Greek citizens 

Page 45: Carol Alt (picture), Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson show off their new Greek passports alongside the country’s prime minister and his wife (picture), Johnny Depp is showered with flowers and other tokens of fan appreciation in London (picture), Natalie Portman is super excited for her upcoming Marvel role in Thor: Love and Thunder, composer Alan Menken scored his first Emmy award making him the 16th EGOT -- someone who’s won an Emmy and Grammy and Oscar and Tony 

Page 46: 10 Steps to a healthy heart 

Page 47: Super sister acts -- Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen, Haylie and Hilary Duff, Ashlee and Jessica Simpson, Tamera Mowry-Housley and Tia Mowry-Hardrict, Phylicia Rashad and Debbie Allen, Dakota and Elle Fanning, Zooey and Emily Deschanel 

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Star, July 6

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Cover: Kelly Clarkson and Brandon Blackstock nastiest divorce ever 

Page 1: Within weeks of their split both Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green go public with others -- Brian was photographed picking up Mexican takeout with reality vet Courtney Stodden and two days later Megan confirmed her romance with Machine Gun Kelly with a public makeout session in his car 

Page 2: Contents 

Page 4: Danny Masterson charged with rape -- dogged by sexual assault accusations for years the sitcom star and Scientologist could get 45 years to life 

Page 6: Meghan Markle is distancing herself from pal Jessica Mulroney after the stylist was caught bullying black influencer Sasha Exeter, Matt James is the first African-American Bachelor, Brittany Aldean is no stranger to haters as she’s been expertly handling criticism since being accused of breaking up country singer Jason Aldean’s marriage to his high school sweetheart in 2013 and recently she’s been dealing with mom-shaming about her 2-year-old son Memphis’ long hair 

Page 8: Star Shots -- Tia Mowry-Hardrict meditating, Kourtney Kardashian cuddling a lamb, Heather Graham en route to a pool party 

Page 10: Brooke Burke, shirtless Machine Gun Kelly, David Beckham with his dogs Olive and Fig and Sage

Page 12: Debi Mazar celebrated Pride Month, Salma Hayek in a no-makeup selfie 

Page 13: Molly Sims, Kevin Hart showed off his muscles and his muscle car during a meetup of the Plastic Cup Boyz Car Club 

Page 14: Life Goes On After Lockdown -- Rob Lowe at the beach, Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez go for a bike ride, Harry Styles showed off some unexpected ink: his knees have tattoos of yes and no in French and Spanish 

Page 16: Halle and Chloe Bailey, Emily Ratajkowski, Dua Lipa with red hair 

Page 18: Normal or Not? Mark Wahlberg’s wife Rhea kisses a cardboard replica of him to celebrate his 49th birthday -- not, Miles Teller keeps a watchful eye as a mechanic fixed his ailing Bronco -- normal 

Page 20: Fashion -- stars stand out in shades of blue -- Nika King, Zoey Deutch, Maddie Ziegler 

Page 21: Jordana Brewster, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Karlie Kloss 

Page 24: How Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel saved their marriage -- the formerly fractured couple rekindle the flame in Montana 

Page 25: The scrutiny surrounding pregnant Lea Michele is affecting her marriage to Zandy Reich because Lea has been consolable since being publicly slammed by former Glee costar Samantha Marie Ware prompting others to share their own horror stories of working with Lea -- she’s distraught that her good-girl image has been destroyed and is short-tempered and hormonal and taking it out on Zandy, Courteney Cox and Johnny McDaid were apart for several months as the result of travel restrictions caused by Covid-19 but since they’ve reunited they’ve decided to make things official 

Page 26: Cover Story -- Kelly Clarkson’s shocking split is getting ugly -- Kelly and Brandon Blackstock are battling it out over money and custody issues and accusations over who wrecked their nearly seven-year marriage 

Page 30: Kim Kardashian’s billion dollar babies -- deluxe cribs, lavish toys, designer clothes, private planes -- Kim and Kanye West’s kids are living the dream 

Page 34: Thirst Impressions -- these celebs have no shame when it comes to their social media game -- Bella Hadid, Lizzo, Demi Lovato, Chris Meloni 

Page 35: Jennifer Lopez, Charlie Puth 

Page 36: Beauty -- SPFs -- Kelly Bensimon 

Page 38: Fun Fab Fourth -- Thomas Rhett and wife Lauren Akins with kids Willa and Ada, Ava Phillippe and Reese Witherspoon 

Page 40: Entertainment 

Page 48: Tom Brady in his new Tampa Bay Buccaneers uniform 

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Us, November 25

Cover: Why Angelina Jolie tortures Brad Pitt 

Page 2: Red Carpet -- disco vibes -- Sophie Turner, Michelle Williams, Shay Mitchell 

Page 3: Jennifer Lopez, Andrea Riseborough, Sara Sampaio 

Page 4: Who Wore It Best? Olivia Wilde vs. Christy Turlington, Bridget Moynahan vs. Naomi Watts, Rita Ora vs. Ellie Goulding 

Page 8: Loose Talk -- Chelsea Handler on 50 Cent, Whitney Cummings on Jennifer Aniston, Mandy Moore, Kristen Stewart 

Page 10: Contents 

Page 12: Hot Pics -- Festival of Remembrance -- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Prince William and Kate Middleton 

Page 13: Duchess Camilla and Queen Elizabeth and Duchess Kate, Duchess Meghan and Sophie Countess of Wessex, Prince Harry 

Page 14: Shawn Mendes in Byron Bay, Kate Hudson and Danny Fujikawa and Jennifer Garner at Baby2Baby Gala, Mandy Moore at the Midway premiere 

Page 16: People’s Choice Awards -- Pink and son Jameson, Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton, Colton Underwood and Cassie Randolph, pregnant Jenna Dewan, Zendaya 

Page 18: Brooke Burke and Scott Rigsby and Julianne Hough and Brooks Laich and Derek Hough and Hayley Erbert, Green Day members Billie Joe Armstrong and Tre Cool and Mike Dirnt at the MTV Europe Music Awards, Tia Mowry with kids Cree and Cairo 

Page 25: Stars They’re Just Like Us -- Matthew Broderick cycles in the city, Lance Bass trims the tree, Rod Stewart tries on clothes, Whitney Port goes to the market 

Page 26: Furry Friends -- Cindy Crawford with dogs Widget and Sugar, Madelaine Petsch and her rescue dog Olive, Sylvester Stallone and dog Winnie, Kiernan Shipka and a black cat, Kristin Davis and dog Ludwig van Bacon 

Page 28: Love Lives -- Kanye West and Kim Kardashian -- they’ve still got it 

Page 29: Practically Perfect in Every Way Keanu Reeves has a girlfriend named Alexandra Grant, Rooney Mara who is engaged to Joaquin Phoenix gives sister Kate Mara wedding advice, Tarek El Moussa and Heather Rae Young talking marriage 

Page 30: Hot Hollywood -- Hilary Duff -- how she does it 

Page 31: New couple alert Pete Davidson and Kaia Gerber, BH90210 way be picked up by another network or streaming service after being cancelled by Fox, Hayden Panettiere’s ex Wladimir Klitschko won’t let her toxic boyfriend Brian Hickerson near their daughter Kaya 

Page 32: Mark Wahlberg does it all, Matthew Perry is in love with Courteney Cox but she’s dating Johnny McDaid, Jim Edmonds called the police on estranged wife Meghan King Edmonds because she’d been drinking and he questioned if she could take care of their kids 

Page 33: Loser of the Week -- T.I. takes his 18-year-old daughter to the gynecologist to check that she’s still a virgin, Felicity Huffman began her 250 hours of community service at the Teen Project while if Lori Loughlin pleads guilty and testifies against her husband a recommendation of 10 years in jail will be made to the judge but Lori refuses, VIP Scene -- Naya Rivera, Courteney Cox, Harry Styles on a Megaformer machine, Camila Morrone, Rosie O’Donnell, Pink and Carey Hart, Bradley Cooper and Sacha Baron Cohen and Robert Glasper 

Page 34: What’s In My Bag? Lacey Chabert 

Page 36: Cover Story -- Angelina Jolie desperate for revenge on Brad Pitt 

Page 40: Readers vote for the actual sexiest men on the planet -- Jason Momoa, Michael B. Jordan, Brad Pitt, Chris Hemsworth 

Page 41: The Rock, Chip Gaines, The Hottest Hunks According to Us -- Harry Styles, Thomas Rhett, Winston Duke, Riz Ahmed, Paul Rudd, Justin Theroux 

Page 42: Sienna Miller steals the screen -- she opens up about her first leading role in 15 years 

Page 48: Beauty -- dress up your ‘do -- Ashley Graham, Nicole Scherzinger, Kerry Washington 

Page 50: Us Musts -- Elizabeth Banks on Charlie’s Angels 

Page 53: Andrea Barber on her memoir Full Circle

Page 58: Fashion Police -- Melina Matsoukas, Anna Brewster, J Mena 

Page 59: Margot Robbie, Tyler the Creator, Justina Valentine 

Page 60: 25 Things You Don’t Know About Me -- Thomas Jane