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Kurt Andersen on celebrity magazines: "People is far and away the classiest and least mean, as well as the most old-school. ... Us Weekly was successfully reinvented four years ago as the flashier, shallower, bitchier kid sister to People. In Touch, on the other hand, passingly refers to Jennifer Garner as 'ultrafit' and Ben Affleck as 'buffer than ever.' The Star’s friendliness is more corporate: No other magazine runs as many purely promotional pictures and items about new movies and TV shows." || Pranay Gupte has lunch with American Media's Bonnie Fuller. | More Fuller.
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