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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Features
- ANATOMY OF A CHAMPION ........................................ 128
Exploring the hearts and minds of two U.S. Olympic hopefuls, David Halberstam discovers what it takes to go for the gold. - LET THE GAMES BEGIN ... ........................................ 140
With 22 portraits of strength, grace, and beauty, Annie Leibovitz gets the first look at America’s most promising athletes as they head to the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta. - MAD ABOUT HELEN ........................................ 166
Could television star Helen Hunt really be as endearing as her Mad About You character, Jamie Buchman? David Kamp intercepts the sweetheart of the small screen before her first Hollywood action film, Twister, from the director of Speed, sends her into the stratosphere alongside Sandra Bullock. Photographs by Peggy Sirota - THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH ........................................ 170
Marie Brenner investigates the web of deceit and fear surrounding Jeffrey Wigand, the tortured, angry whistle-blower who has taken aim at tobacco Goliath Brown & Williamson, and examines the conflict at the top of CBS even as the network’s 60 Minutes team worked to expose the cigarette industry. Photographs by Nigel Parry - SCARLETT ’N THE HOOD ........................................ 182
Karl Lagerfeld goes behind the lens to capture André Leon Talley’s modern-day twist on the Tara experience, while Laura Jacobs relives the birth of couture through the eyes of Scarlett O’Hara - A MOTHER’S TALE ........................................ 192
After the public and painful trauma of her childhood, writer and heiress Gloria Vanderbilt thought she could not suffer a greater loss—until the suicide of her 23-year-old son, Carter Cooper. In an excerpt from her courageous new memoir, she grapples with that ultimate, unthinkable tragedy
Columns
- STEAL THIS ARTICLE ........................................ 58
Writers from Julian Barnes to Arianna Stassinopoulos Huffington seem unable to resist, um, borrowing. Christopher Hitchens, who has been on both sides of charges of plagiarism, dares to doubt the sanctity of original prose