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The article presents photographs of female celebrities aged 20 through 59, focusing on their chic self-presentation in designer clothing, including actress Emma Watson, singer Gwen Stefani, and model Christie Brinkley.

The article profiles a list of the ten best-dressed female celebrities in 2012, as determined by the editors of "People" magazine. Actress Gwyneth Paltrow decided to forgo wearing a Prada-designed ballgown in favor of a backless minidress. Actress Jessica Alba favors brightly colored jeans with neutral boots and jackets. Model Miranda Kerr chooses to combine printed patterns with silk blouses for a sophisticated style.

This article presents profiles on five individuals who lost over 100 pounds and offers information about their weight loss programs and diets. Dana Campfield lost 119 pounds following her divorce by using "TurboJam" videos and planting a vegetable garden. Michelle Mohr lost 100 pounds through a five-day gym plan and healthy eating. Eli Sapharti lost 110 pounds through a six-day gym schedule and use of websites such as ShapeFit.com.

The article presents conversations with celebrity mothers and their daughters. Topics include how the girls got their start, where they see their careers going, and how the mothers feel about their daughters entering show business. Interviewees include Kathie Lee Gifford and her daughter Cassidy, Kris Jenner and her youngest daughters Kendall and Kylie, and Andie MacDowell and her daughter Margaret Qualley.

The article presents photographs of award-winning actors and nominees for the 2012 Academy Awards including Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, and Jean Dujardin.

The article presents fashion designers including Zuhair Murad, Prabal Gurung, Andrew Gn, and others. Murad comments on his love for sparkle and embellishments; Gurung comments on his design approach for patterns and texture; and Gn explains that he draws inspiration from his collection of 17th century ceramics and 19th century textiles.

The article looks at the 2012 end of the television soap opera program "One Life to Live," after 43 years of broadcasting. Several actors from the program share their experiences, including Erika Slezak, Bree Williamson, and Sean Ringgold. Also included are profiles of several notable actors who began their careers on the program, such as Phylicia Rashad, Tommy Lee Jones, and Nathan Fillion.

The article focuses on people who lost half of their body weight including Marge Lyse, Crystal Evans, and Tyler Synan. Information is provided on how they lost the weight which included exercising several times a week, changing their diets to include less processed food, and decreasing food portions. It is also noted that some used weight loss programs such as Nutrisystem, Atkins, and Weight Watchers.

The article focuses on actress Melissa Joan Hart and her holiday traditions which include holding a party where guests must wear unattractive holiday clothing such as sweaters, vests, or dresses. She notes that they hold a competition and guests vote on the most unattractive outfit, which is often homemade or embellished with bows and ornaments.

The article presents multiple photographs of the female celebrities "People" magazine has designated the 10 best dressed including actress Blake Lively; Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge; and actress-singer Jennifer Hudson.

The article provides brief information about female television actresses and their roles on television shows in Fall 2011. Actresses include Sarah Michelle Gellar in "Ringer," Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs in "2 Broke Girls," and Annie Ilonzeh, Minka Kelly, and Rachel Taylor in a new series of "Charlie's Angels."

The article looks at several people involved in the preparations for the royal wedding between Prince William of Great Britain and Kate Middleton, including tailor Matthew Else, chef Mark Flanagan, and baker Fiona Cairns.

The article looks at the experience of royal wedding attendees. India Hicks comments on her experience being a bridesmaid at the wedding of Princess Diana of Wales in 1981. Dress designer Elizabeth Emanuel comments on making Princess Diana's wedding dress. Queen Rania of Jordan comments on meeting King Abdullah of Jordan.

The article presents pictures of the dress worn by Kate Middleton during her wedding to Prince William of Great Britain.

The article looks at the royal wedding between Prince William of Great Britain and Kate Middleton, held at Westminster Abbey in London, England on April 29, 2011. Pictures of celebrity attendees are presented, including musician Elton John, soccer player David Beckham, and singer Victoria Beckham. The author comments on the two wedding receptions held at Buckingham Palace.

Several photographs of celebrities who shared personal photos of their preparation for the 2011 Academy Award show to benefit a charity of their choice are presented, which includes U.S. actress Hilary Swank in support of the U.S. non-profit organization Gentle Barn and Santa Barbara Bird Sanctuary in California, U.S. actress Hailee Steinfeld in support of the U.S. National Charity League, Conejo Valley Chapter in California, and singer of the rock group Florence and the Machine, Florence Welch, in support of the Teenage Cancer Trust in Great Britain.

Several photographs of celebrities who appeared backstage at the Kodak Theatre during the 2011 Academy Awards show are presented, which includes English actor Colin Firth who won an award for best actor in a motion picture, U.S. actor Christian Bale with U.S. actress Reese Witherspoon who was given a compliment from U.S. actress Emma Roberts about her dress, and Spanish actor Javier Bardem with U.S. actor Josh Brolin who danced in matching white Gucci tuxedos during a performance on the Academy Awards television program.

Several photographs of celebrities celebrating during the "Vanity Fair" Oscar Party at the Sunset Tower Hotel in California, following the 2011 Academy Awards show are presented, which includes U.S. actress Reese Witherspoon talking with U.S. actress Elizabeth Banks, U.S. singer/actor Justin Timberlake with his girlfriend U.S. actress Jessica Biel, and U.S. actress Sandra Bullock talking with singer of the English rock music band the Rolling Stones Mick Jagger. Photographs of U.S. actor Jake Gyllenhaal, Canadian singer Justin Bieber with U.S. actress Selena Gomez, and U.S. actresses Cameron Diaz and Gwyneth Palrow are also presented.

Several photographs of celebrities walking on the red carpet at the 2011 Academy Awards show are presented, which includes information on who the celebrities mingled with and their secrets about how they spent the evening preparing themselves for the Academy Awards. Celebrities include U.S. actress Anne Hathaway who received advice from U.S. actress and Academy Award television show co-host Shirley MacLaine on changing clothes often, U.S. actor Robert Downey Jr. who shared his thoughts on the nominees for best actors, and U.S. Gwyneth Paltrow who keeps one of her daughter's earrings hidden under her Louis Vuitton earring.

The article looks at people who have lost over half their body weight. People discussed include Josephine Reed, Denise Giesbers, and Dallas Carter. Sheri Cameron comments on how she lost 204 pounds since 2007 by playing tennis, bicycle riding, and dancing. Christina Cores talks about how she lost 122 pounds.

This article presents a guide to gifts for the holiday season in 2010. The article discusses presents for women, including a bracelet from Me & Ro and a vest from Heartloom. Gift ideas for men include sunglasses from Oakley and sneakers from Cool Kicks. Products for young children and teenagers are described as well. INSETS: For Pets (and their people!);Pros Pick!.

An article is presented that identifies stylish female celebrities who are fashionable in their 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s, including newscaster Anny Curry, actress Nicole Kidman, and singer Taylor Swift.

This article discusses the publication's 10 best-dressed female celebrities, which include actress Zoe Saldana, singer Gwen Stefani, and actress Rachel Bilson.

The article discusses how five overweight people were able to lose weight. The people's age, height, hometown, and occupation are listed. Each of them presented a narrative on their life and experiences losing weight and dieting. Also listed is their weight before they started changing their lifestyle and how many pounds they lost.

The article looks at six people who lost half their body weight through dieting. They discuss bad eating habits they have broken as well as their new outlooks on life. The calorie intake of each person before and after their weight loss is compared. Several people discuss their most shameful moments.

This article describes how four middle-class women underwent plastic surgery and describes how they paid for it through credit, help from family, and military bonuses. The women discuss how self-consciousness about their body images prompted them to seek plastic surgery including face lifts, tummy tucks, and breast augmentations even though it was difficult for them to afford.

This article focuses on the weight loss of five women. The women, Katherine Sterling, Lucy Rojas, Nichole Jones, Kim Scheffler, and Jessica Kramer, all lost over 100 pounds each. The article chronicles the weight loss techniques of each woman and includes starting weight and ending weight for each as well as diet plans.

The article reviews and recommends several products to give as gifts for Mother's Day, including enamel bracelets from Anne Klein, a jewelry box from Pottery Barn, and a purse from Kate Spade.

The article discusses various people who have lost at least half of their former weight. Sharla Pincock, a mother of five, plays volleyball and ran a five kilometer race after losing 151 pounds. Amanda White started the Jenny Craig weight loss system in September 2005, eventually losing 190 pounds. Jennifer Marnell lost 180 pounds and has become a fitness trainer. INSETS: EXCESS SKIN SURGERY;WHEN YOUR FRIENDS PREFER YOU TO STAY FAT.

The article presents profiles of seven kids living in the U.S. who have changed their eating habits in order to maintain a healthy weight. Topics include the rate of childhood obesity in the U.S., tips from teenager Kris Beall on how running has changed his health and his outlook on life, and programs for health, exercise, and nutrition education for children.

This article discusses decisions by celebrity parents to make a lifestyle change following the birth of their child. Topics include actress Jessica Alba's development of an environmentally friendly baby products venture called Honest Company, celebrity chef Tyler Florence's launch of an organic baby food line called Sprout, and supermodel Christy Turlington Burns' creation of a humanitarian organization called Every Mother Counts that raises awareness of maternal health issues.

Photographs of celebrity couples at the 2012 Academy Awards, including Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, George Clooney and Stacy Keibler, and John Krasinski and Emily Blunt, are presented.

The article presents the room decorations designed by celebrity parents for their children. Singer Joey McIntye and wife Barrett McIntyre chose to decorate their newborn daughter Kira's room with lots of pink. The McIntyre's three-year-old son Griffin's room features a map of the United States and lots of books, while their 20-month-old son Rhys has a favorite blue-striped chair. Boxer Laila Ali chose an angel-themed decor for her newborn daughter Sydney's room, which also features a pink crib and a print of a photograph of mother Ali as a baby with her boxer father Muhammad Ali.

The article focuses on actress Emma Watson and the end of her role in the Harry Potter film series. Topics include her next film "The Perks of Being a Wallflower," her plan to attend Oxford University before returning to Brown University, and her involvement with the clothing brand Burberry and the cosmetic company Lancôme Paris.

Interviews with reality television star Kristin Cavallari, heiress Paris Hilton and tennis player Serena Williams are presented. Topics discussed include their body image, physical fitness, and health. The article also reports on the favorite bikini swimsuit type of each of the three women.

This article presents the views of several guests at the royal wedding of Great Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge and their reactions to being invited to the event. Tim and Sheila Hurst are friends of Catherine's family, the Middletons, and reflect on what they wore. Prince Seeiso of Lesotho was invited as a friend of William's brother, Prince Harry.

This article presents the formal portraits of the royal wedding party for the marriage of Great Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.

The article presents a picture of Prince William of Great Britain kissing his wife Kate Middleton at their royal wedding.

Several photographs of celebrity couples, which were taken during their attendance at the U.S. Academy Awards, are presented, including U.S. actor Javier Bardem wearing a suit by Gucci and U.S. actress Penelope Cruz wearing a gown by L'Wren Scott, U.S. actress Natalie Portman wearing a gown by Dior Homme and her fiancée U.S. ballet dancer Benjamin Millepied wearing a suit by Rodarte, and Brazilian model Camila Alves wearing a gown by Kaufman Franco and U.S. actor Matthew McConaughey. Photographs of the celebrity couples Annette Bening and Warren Beatty, Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman, and Helena Bonham Carter and Tim Burton are also presented.

Excerpts from the book "Life, on the Line: A Chef's Story of Chasing Greatness, Facing Death, and Redefining the Way We Eat," by Grant Achatz and Nick Kokonas, are presented.

The article looks at the weight loss of people inspired by their families. People discussed include twin sisters Tiffany Elizalde and Tina Marie Konegni, Michael Reiner and his sister-in-law Joanna Schrager, and husband and wife Marty and Grace Moorehead. The Schrager comments on how uncomfortable she was with her body when she weighed 318 pounds.

This article reports on contestants on the reality television series "The Biggest Loser" and their weight loss and makeovers.

The article discusses the transition of actress Leelee Sobieski from actress to a mother. The author discusses Sobieski's roles in motion pictures such as "Never Been Kissed" and the television program "Joan of Arc" when she was a teenager. Sobieski comments on her efforts to balance acting with motherhood and her relationship with her daughter Louisanna Sobieski.

This article presents information about actress and singer Jennifer Hudson's dramatic weight-loss and how she feels after losing the weight and getting in shape. Hudson lost the weight in order to play the role of Winnie Mandela in an upcoming film about South African Nelson Mandela's wife. Hudson learned how to control food portions through Weight Watchers and she loves her new body. INSET: JENNIFER'S BODY THROUGH THE YEARS.

The article focuses on teenagers who underwent plastic surgery to fix features that they were bullied and harassed about. Teen Jen Selter had surgery on her nose. Jon Escalante underwent otoplasty to fix his ears which stuck out. Hannah Olson had breast reduction surgery because of pain from the weight of her chest. INSET: HOW TO KNOW IF SURGERY IS THE RIGHT CHOICE.

The author reports on the weight loss experienced by Rachael Wyrick, Birdie Varnedore and Heather Petrie. Steps that Wyrick, Petrie and Varnedore took to lose weight are discussed, such as Wyrick becoming involved with LA Weight Loss Centers Inc. Difficulties that Petrie had in losing weight in the past is mentioned.

The article looks at "People" reader and father of twins, Jim Nesbitt. He discusses how he was able to lose 12 pounds by cutting out certain foods from his diet such as pizza, wine, and pasta. Nesbitt, who used to weigh 174 pounds, regularly cross-trained five days a week, but was upset with the size of his stomach.

The article presents the food journals of several "People" readers. Dietitians comment on the healthiness of each entry. Facts about the average person's diet are given, including the average intake of whole grains, vegetables, fruits, and calories. Dietitians suggest that people eat multiple small meals rather than two large meals daily.

The article presents interviews with Kristi Smith, Rosie Bowers and Kristin Hutson who met through the website www.sparkpeople.com. The three women encouraged each other to lose weight online. The way the women motivated each other to lose weight is discussed. The way Hutson's relationships with people have changed since she lost weight is mentioned.

The article presents weight loss tips from three former contestants of the television cooking reality program "Top Chef All-Stars," Richard Blais, Antonia Lofaso, and Chris Crary, including exercise and dietary habits. Several low-calorie recipes are included, such as turkey meatball sliders, roasted applies with cinnamon and cardamom, and Mediterranean chicken with penne pasta.