TITLE: Biography Magazine
[Multiple biographies of people in the news -- See FULL contents list below!]
ISSUE DATE: June 2003; Vol. 7, No. 6
CONDITION: Literary sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER STORY Harrison Ford: Enjoying the Ride After nearly 40 movies (the latest, Hollywood Homicide, opens this month), HARRISON FORD is at the top of his game. Plus he's got Calista Flockhart, that 700-acre spread in Jackson Hole, 5 airplanes, and a rugged appeal that just won't quit. By Joe Dziemianowicz.

POLL RESULTS Best Supporting Actor and Actress In our special Oscar issue in March, we asked you to vote for your favorite Best Supporting Actor and Actress. The results are in and the winners are... (the envelope please): Kevin Spacey and Judi Dench.

ROYALS Prince William: The Future King Comes of Age Is it possible? PRINCE WILLIAM, that one-time mischievous flaxen-haired tyke, turns 21 this month. Now a university student, he struggles to keep his life private--at least for a few more years. By Janet Cawley.

HEALTH The Wisdom of Dumbbells: Why Weight Training is the New Fountain of Youth OR. PARHAM NELSON, a pioneer in the field of women and strength training, explains why lifting weights is important for women--and how it can *Imo or in .grime rases practically halt. the aging prom Michele Toth.

PHOTOGRAPHERS: Timothy White: Hot Shots From Jack Nicholson to Calis,a Flockhart and Julia Roberts, no one captures the essence of a star like photographer Timothy White. Rin**rapky Mogniine brings you a selection of his compelling portraits.

The Unconventional, Unforgettable Gertrude Stein: Why Hemingway, Picasso, and F. Scott Fitzgerald Couldn't Stay Away For decades. RER-RuoE STEIN presided over one of Paris' most renowned artistic salons, where the extraordinary art on the wall was matched only by the famous names of the visitors. By David Maurer.

A Friend-ly Chat with Paul Rudd From Phoebe's boyfriend Mike on Friends to this month's film The Shape of Things, -Aug. Rune has come into his own after smaller roles in Clueless and The Cider House Rules. Bk. Ton Beer.

HEROES Ryan's Hope: How a Father Refused to Let His Son Die When 3-year-old RYAN CANT was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder, his parents were told there was no cure and no treatment. But today he's a typical music- and sports-loving teenager, thanks to his father's crusading efforts. By David Martindale.

HEALERS When the Blues Won't Go Away...A New Way to Beat Chronic Discontent If you're frazzled, discontented, and constantly looking for something new to make you happy, you may suffer from a form of low-grade depression. Psychologist ALAN mewls offers some ways to work through the condition he calls chronic discontent By Marjorie Rosen.

When the Rat Pack Reigned They were five legendary entertainers who lived by their own rules. But for tlt. --Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford, and Joey Bishop--the warty carne to a dispirited end. By Melissa Burdick Hannon.



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