TITLE: Biography Magazine
[Multiple biographies of people in the news -- See FULL contents list below!]
ISSUE DATE: September 2003; Vol. 7, No. 9
CONDITION: Literary sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: DIANE LANE, on her star status and her real life. "I'm really enjoying the fact that stories that happen to women my age onscreen are more diverse and interesting than what happens to women in their 20s." -- DIANE LANE.

FEATURE ARTICLES:
COVER STORY: Diane Lane: A Little Romance Put Her on Top, Unfaithful Made Her Unforgettable. She won international acclaim (and an Academy Award nomination) as the cheating wife in Unfaithful; now versatile DIANE LANE switches to romantic comedy in Under the Tuscan Sun. By Janet Cawley.

ROYALTY: A Revealing Talk With the American Who Became Queen of Jordan. The former Lisa Halaby -- who became QUEEN NOOR after marrying Jordan's King Hussein -- describes what made their lives together "so wonderful' and what her world is like after his death. By Matthew McCann Fenton.

PREVIEW Fall TV Stars: Our Annual Sneak Peek. What's going to keep you glued to the small screen in coming months? We give you a look at the new network offerings, starring Loni Anderson, Whoopi Goldberg, Kelly Ripa, Charlie Sheen, and Alicia Silverstone, among others. By Miranda Spencer.

BEAUTY: Kevyn Aucoin: Master of Transformation KEVYN AUCOIN was one of Hollywood's most talented makeup artists. To prove it, take a look at the modern-day stars he transformed into legendary faces from the past. You have to see them to believe them!.

Your Allergy Attack Plan: How to Keep Symptoms under control. If seasonal allergies are -- achoo! -- making your life miserable, DR. MICHAEL SCNATZ outlines ways to alleviate, and maybe even eliminate, your symptoms. By Alyssa Shaffer.

Fashion Legends: Today's Stars and the Glamour That Inspires Them. We often look to celebrities forfash,on ideas -- but who inspired theirsense of style? Eight Hollywood headliners tell us which fashionable stars they most admired -- ranging from Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn to Cary Grant and Fred Astaire. Compiled by Bonnie Siegler.

HEROES: A Little Horse Sense: One Family's Innovative Approach to Helping the Blind. We've all heard of Seeing Eye dogs -- but JANET AND DON BURLESON have gone one step further, training miniature horses as guide animals for the blind. Just ask Dan Shaw, who gets around with help from pint-sized partner Cuddles. By Linda Peterson.

HISTORY: J. Edgar Hoover: Fighting Crime, Threatening Presidente, and Intimidating Just About Everyone. During his 48 years at the helm of the FBI, J. EDGAR HOOVER created the world's pre-eminent law enforcement organization -- but also manipulated presidents, politicians, and citizens alike. By David Maurer.

WRITERS: J.K. ROWLING: The Real-Life Wizard Behind Harry Potter Is there a Muggle alive who hasn't heard of Harry Potter or his creator, J.K. ROWLING? From welfare mom to world-famous author (she's now richer than Queen Elizabeth), Rowling's life has been, well, magical. By Melissa Burdick Harmon. [NICE, interesting article about "Joanne Rowling"!]

BIOGRAPHY PASSPORT:
TRAVEL: The Magic of England: Following in Harry Potter's Footsteps. Join us for a tour around the boy wizard's Britain: track 9% at King's Cross Station, the real-life buildings that stand in for Hogwarts in the movies, and what looks like the ultimate Quidditch field. By Melissa Burdick Harmon.

FOOD: A Hale and Hearty Feast. One of the early memorable scenes from Hara'y Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is the Hogwarts banquet to welcome new and returning students. We offer a Muggle-inspired version, with hearty lamb stew, fluffy mashed potatoes, and an extraordinary trifle for dessert.

By Robert Sietsema and Sandra Rose Gluck. INTERIORS: Drawing Room Delights. What better way to savor J.K. Rowling's novels than curled up in a cozy British drawing room with a proper afternoon tea? We bring you the furniture and accessories to make your home feel like a little corner of England.

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