Behind-the-Scenes at the Magazine Where Stars Are 'Just Like Us'
On the red carpets of L.A. and New York, a celebrity's value is measured in flashes and shouts. In person, the stars' poses look ridiculously unnatural. But they're not intended for the hundreds present at the event; they are posing for the millions out there who will read about it later.
Because if they're hot enough, and well dressed enough, one of those flash-lit moments might just end up on the pages of Us Weekly magazine.
And on a Manhattan morning, the woman who decides who will be... Full Story
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