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After spending the summer as an intern at Scene magazine, fifteen-year-old Susanna is asked to accompany her impossibly demanding boss to the Academy Awards, where she is determined to prove herself as more than just a star-struck teenager.

Having left boarding school to live in a London hotel with her famous mother, thirteen-year-old Hollywood Bliss Winterman attempts to lead a normal life despite her parent's attempts to turn her into a celebrity.

Thirteen-year-old Holly moves to New York with her superstar mom but finds trouble in the form of her father, a new pet, and especially a boy named Shug.

Entertainment reporter Shaun Robinson addresses some of the questions posed to her by girls across the country and shares comments from notable women celebrities about self-esteem, fitting in, popularity, beauty, and strength.

Profiles nineteen murders committed by the rich and famous during the twentieth century, exploring the motives, response of the community and local law enforcement, the media coverage, and the final outcome of each case.

Having left boarding school to live in a London hotel with her famous mother, thirteen-year-old Hollywood Bliss Winterman attempts to lead a normal life despite her parent's attempts to turn her into a celebrity.

Collects twenty-seven memoirs of important friendships and intellectual relationships between fellow writers, composers, and scientists, including Seamus Heaney and Thomas Flanagan, Elizabeth Hardwick and Mary McCarthy, Robert Craft and Igor Stravinsky, and Robert Oppenheimer and Albert Einstein.

Chronicles the life of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, from her New York childhood to her rise to icon status as First Lady, her marriages to John F. Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis, and her death in 1994; includes many previously unpublished photos.