Issue Contents: |  | 4 pages on the Duggars Family with 19 children with 4 photos,
4 pages on Jenny Sanford and her new book Staying True with 5 photos (1 full page),
3 pages on John Edwards former aide Andrew Young and his new book The Politician with 8 photos,
3 pages on Alpine Skier Lindsey Vonn with two photos (1 full page photo),
2 photos of snowboarder Shaun White with 11 photos (1 full page),
1 page on Skeleton Noelle Pikus-Pace with full page photo,
1 page on pairs skating Amanda Evora & Mark Ladwig with full page photo,
1 page on biatholon Tim Burke with full page photo,
1 page on figure skating john Weir with 4 photos,
1 page on short track Apolo anton Ohno with 2 photos,
1 page on actress Claire Danes with full page photo,
2 pages on The Real Housewives husbands with photos,
5 pages on the 2010 Grammys with 11 photos (1 double page),
2 pages the New Civil Rights Museum at the very spot 50 years-ago four black students dared to sit in a whites-only luncheonette with 2 photos (1 double page, 1 from 50 years-ago),
4 pages on the Nancy Kerrigan family's torment with 10 photos,
2 pages on Michael Jackson's children accept a Lifetime Achievement Award on behalf of their dad with 4 photos,
1 page with 4 photos of the new We Are The World Take 2,
2 pages on Heidi Montag and her procedures with 5 photos,
1 page Q&A with Good Morning Ameerica's George Stephanopoulos with 3 photos,
1 page on singer Sade with photo,
1 full page photo of actress Rebecca Romijn (with babys) in a milk ad,
1 page on singer Kesha with 2 photos (1 full page),
and more!
About the cover model:
The Duggar family is known for their appearance on the reality TV show "19 Kids and Counting," which aired on TLC from 2008 to 2015. The show chronicled the lives of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar and their 19 children, whose names all start with the letter "J". The Duggars are devout Independent Baptists and are known for their conservative values, including their practices of homeschooling all their children and adhering to strict guidelines on modesty and courtship.
Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar first gained national attention with appearances on several TLC and Discovery Health documentaries about their large family before getting their own series. Their family consists of Josh, Jana, John-David, Jill, Jessa, Jinger, Joseph, Josiah, Joy-Anna, Jedidiah, Jeremiah, Jason, James, Justin, Jackson, Johannah, Jennifer, Jordyn-Grace, and Josie.
The show faced controversy and was eventually canceled in 2015 following allegations that the eldest son, Josh Duggar, had molested several girls, including some of his sisters, when he was a teenager. Since the cancellation of "19 Kids and Counting," several of the Duggar children have been featured in a spin-off series called "Counting On," which focuses on the lives of the older Duggar children as they marry and start families of their own.
The Duggar family's approach to life, including their views on birth control, which they oppose, and their decision to leave the number of children they have "up to God," has sparked both admiration and criticism. They have also been involved in political activism, with Jim Bob serving as a member of the Arkansas House of Representatives from 1999 to 2002.
As of my last update in April 2023, the Duggar family continues to be a subject of public interest, both for their continued television appearances and the controversies surrounding them, including legal issues involving Josh Duggar.
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