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In Touch, October 21

Cover: Matt Lauer’s Suicide Drama

Page 1: Contents

Page 2: Who Wore It Better? Jamie Chung vs. Jaime King, Busy Philipps vs. Keira Knightley

Page 3: Michael B. Jordan vs. Zendaya

Page 4: Bachelor Nation sex confessions -- Becca Kufrin, Andi Dorfman, Tyler Cameron, Raven Gates, Rachel Lindsay, Ben Higgins, Courtney Robertson

Page 5: Joaquin Phoenix caught on tape having an on-set meltdown, Makeover of the Week -- Dua Lipa goes blonde, Pickup Line of the Week -- Frankie Muniz hitting on Lizzo, Mom of the Week -- Tish Cyrus. Number of the Week -- 4 times Mark Consuelos would have been married if Kelly Ripa were never born

Page 6: Crib of the Week -- Iliza Shlesinger

Page 8: Two shady characters clash with stars at Paris Fashion Week -- Justin Timberlake, Gigi Hadid, Diss of the Week -- Ed Sheeran’s tattoo artist slams his ink

Page 9: Man Candy of the Week -- Juan Betancourt, Kylie Jenner overshadowed the bride with her gold gown at Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin’s wedding, Winner of the Week -- pregnant Ashley Graham beat Lindsey Vonn twice on an indoor skiing machine, Loser of the Week -- Wendy Williams is ordered to pay $250,000 to estranged husband so he can find a home

Page 10: Up Close -- Angelina Jolie with kids Maddox and Zahara in Tokyo

Page 11: Miranda Lambert and Doug the Pug, Kim Kardashian and daughter North West

Page 12: Pumpkin Season -- Reese Witherspoon, Drew Barrymore, Miley Cyrus

Page 14: Disney Dreams -- Elizabeth Banks with sons Felix and Magnus

Page 15: Busy Philipps and daughter Cricket, Ashton Kutcher and newly blond Mila Kunis, Lea Michele

Page 16: Milo Ventimiglia and Mandy Moore, Renee Zellweger

Page 17: Tyler Perry and Kerry Washington and Idris Elba and Crystal Fox

Page 18: It’s Wine Time -- Jason Momoa, Sarah Jessica Parker, Rebecca Gayheart, Mariah Carey and Bryan Tanaka

Page 20: John Cena, Andy Cohen and son Benjamin, Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams

Page 22: Jonathan Van Ness and Jimmy Kimmel, John Stamos and son Billy, Sonja Morgan

Page 23: Tori Spelling

Page 24: Courteney Cox and Jennifer Aniston and Matt LeBlanc, Prince William and kids Prince George and Princess Charlotte

Page 26: Victoria Justice and sister Madison Reed

Page 27: Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, Christina Aguilera and Matthew Rutler and kids Max and Summer, Jenna Dewan and Steve Kazee

Page 28: Cover Story -- Matt Lauer -- it’s worse than anyone knows

Page 32: Duchess Meghan Markle’s PR makeover

Page 34: Angelina Jolie -- How I saved my family

Page 36: Celebs Ditch the Diets -- Madonna, Will Smith

Page 37: Heidi Klum, Mischa Barton

Page 38: Kylie Jenner’s baby daddy nightmare -- Travis Scott or Tyga?

Page 39: Miley Cyrus hooks up with Cody Simpson, Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton moving in together, Star Sightings -- Victoria Justice, Tatyana McFadden, Tony Danza, John Brotherton, Eiza Gonzalez, Guess Who

Page 40: Gigi Hadid’s out so Hannah Brown wants Tyler Cameron back, Adele’s hot new romance with Skepta

Page 44: The Big Interview -- James Van Der Beek opens up about expanding his family

Page 48: Fashion -- Menswear fashion with just a bra -- Busy Philipps, Kourtney Kardashian, Bella Hadid

Page 49: Dua Lipa, Gigi Hadid, Olivia Munn, Tracee Ellis Ross, Emily Ratajkowski

Page 50: Beauty -- blush -- Miranda Kerr

Page 52: Did I Really Do That? Bella Hadid, Cardi B

Page 53: Katie Holmes

Page 54: Animal Overload -- My dog looks like Jason Alexander

Page 56: Entertainment

Page 58: My Night at Home -- Penelope Ann Miller, Guess Whose Favorite NBA Teams -- Jessica Alba, Justin Timberlake, Jack Nicholson, Drake, Matt Damon, Jessica Simpson

Page 60: Double Take -- Adam Rippon

Page 62: Horoscope -- Libra Tyler Posey

Page 64: Last Laughs

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ssteezyy · 6 years

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Review: Real Men Love Cats

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The old saying “don’t judge a book by its cover” most definitely does not apply to Real Men Love Cats. I loved this book just as much as I love the title and the cover. The fourth and final book in Nic Tatano’s series about four friends and their four cats delivers romance, lovable human and feline characters and plenty of plot twists to keep you turning the pages.

I discovered Nic Tatano’s books earlier this year, when I read The Lost Cats and Lonely Hearts Club. In that book, network reporter Madison Shaw discovers a litter of four orphaned kittens. There are four women at the center of all the action in the book, Madison, and her best friends Tish, A.J. and Rory. When the kittens were old enough to go to their forever homes, guess where they went? The second book in the series The Empire State Cat’s Christmas Gift, features Tish and her kitten. The third book, The Sunshine Cat, is about A.J. and her cat Gypsy.

Real Men Love Cats is Rory’s story. She is very picky when it comes to men. In her opinion, Mister Right should check off some important boxes, and if “love me, love my cat” isn’t one of them, that’s a dealbreaker. Unfortunately, the men she’s been dating want nothing to do with her six-toed tabby, Hemingway. Can she find a man who loves her and loves cats?

When Rory meets the CEO of a cat food company, it looks like she just may have found the purrfect guy. But there’s another man in her life who seems all wrong for her. However, after he meets Hemingway, she starts to see him in a different light. Could Rory’s cat pave the way to love?

If you’re looking for a heart warming story that will make you smile and even laugh out loud, you’re going to love this book. The four friends and their cats will stay with you long after you turn the final page. I rarely re-read romance novels, but I’ve read this series a couple of times – it’s just that good.

Real Men Love Cats is available from Amazon.

Read the entire series!

This fast moving romance is a delightful end to a wonderful series. It can be read as a stand alone, but why not read the other three books in the series as well? I guarantee you that you, too, will fall in love with A.J. Madison, Tish and Rory and their kittens. Click on each cover image below to order from Amazon (available for Kindle and in print.)

*FTC Disclosure: The Conscious Cat is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to products on Amazon and affiliated sites. This means that if you decide to purchase through any of our links, we get a small commission. We only spread the word about products and services we’ve either used or would use ourselves. I received this book from the author. Receiving the complimentary copy did not influence my review.

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dawnajaynes32 · 7 years

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30 Promotion Design Projects from Across the U.S.A.

I’m always thrilled to see the release of the annual PRINT Regional Design Award winners: the best of the best in design from each region in the United States. But around this time of year—when we at HOW are amping up for our own Promotion & Marketing Design Awards, it’s my custom to take a deeper look at the winners and explore the exceptional promotion design work in each gallery. It’s particularly intriguing to see how promotion design work from each region draws upon cultural elements and the unique aesthetic of that area. You’ll see what I’m talking about below, in the poster designs, packaging, marketing collateral and more—including client and personal promotion design work—from firms around the U.S.

And while you’re at it, be sure to enter your finest promotional designs into the HOW Promotion & Marketing Design Awards. The deadline is March 13, so get your work in today.

Promotion Design Work from the Southwest

1. Banned Books Week Collateral

Spindletop Design, Houston; www.spindletopdesign.com: Jennifer Blanco (creative director/art director/designer), John Earles (creative director/art director), Laura Thornock, Josh Higgins, Travis Smith (designers), Workhorse Printmakers (printing/assembly); Brazos Bookstore (client)

Each year, Brazos Bookstore in Houston hosts Banned Books Week, an annual event celebrating freedom of speech and the freedom to read, and Spindletop Design creates the collateral for it. Learn more about Spindletop here.

2. RBMM Oktoberfest Stein

RBMM, Dallas; www.rbmm.com: Jeff Barfoot (creative director), Garrett Owen (art director/designer); RBMM (client)

[Related: Great Typography in Promotion Design | 10 Beautiful Promotional Posters & Print Designs]

3. Design Week Global

IBM Design, Austin, TX; www.ibm.com/design: Oen Michael Hammonds (creative director/art director/designer/illustrator); IBM (client)

4. SUR 512

The Matchbox Studio, Dallas; www.matchboxstudio.com: Liz Burnett (creative director), Zach Hale (art director/designer); JPI (client)

5. University of New Mexico Water Fountain Posters

Scott McFadden Creative, Dallas; www.scottmcfaddencreative.com: Scott McFadden (creative director/art director/designer/illustrator), David Morris (writer); Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority (client)

Marketing & Promotion Design Work from the East

1. #TYPE

Cynda Media Lab, Englewood Cliffs, NJ; www.cyndamedia.com: C. J. Yeh (creative director/designer), Christie Shin (art director/designer); Museum at FIT (client)

2. American Voices Poster

Karnes Poster Company, Philadelphia; www.erickarnes.com: Eric Karnes (creative director/art director/designer); Philadelphia University School of Liberal Arts (client)

3. Carnegie Mellon University, School of Drama 2015 Season

Wall-to-Wall Studios, Pittsburgh; www.walltowall.com: Larkin Werner (creative director), Doug Dean (art director/designer); Carnegie Mellon University, School of Drama (client)

4. Stevenson University School of Design Poster Brochure

Tré Seals, Accokeek, MD; www.tresbien.design: Tré Seals (creative director/art director/designer /illustrator); Stevenson University School of Design (client)

Marketing & Promotion Design Work from the Far West

1. National Parks Campaign

Pendleton Woolen Mills In-House, Portland, OR: Kathy Monaghan (creative director), Andrea Capp (designer/illustrator/photographer); Pendleton Woolen Mills (client)

2. Neenah Paper Beauty of Letterpress Poster

Gee + Chung Design, San Francisco; www.geechungdesign.com: Earl Gee (creative director/art director/designer/illustrator), TPD Design House (concept/design/printing); Neenah Paper (client)

3. Interflow Design Conference

Academy of Art University, San Francisco; www.academyart.edu: John Nettleton (creative director/ art director), Alex Chen (creative director/art director/designer); Academy of Art University (client)

4. San Francisco Design Week

Character, San Francisco; www.charactersf.com: Ed O’Brien (creative director/art director), Tish Evangelista, Ben Pham (creative directors), Michael Mason, Will Geddes (designers), Todd Tankersley (photographer); AIGA San Francisco (client)

Marketing & Promotion Design Work from the South

1. AIGA Design Month Creative

Elephant In The Room, Winston-Salem, NC; www.elephantintheroom.com: Will Hackley (art director/designer); AIGA Triad NC (client)

“We were charged [with] designing graphics to promote design month events for the regional AIGA chapter. Feeding off the concept of North Carolina barbecue, we used visuals that connected to the barbecue heritage of the Triad region.”

—Elephant in the Room (02)

2. The Avett Brothers Township Posters

The Half and Half, Columbia, SC; www.thehalfandhalf.com: The Half and Half (creative direction/art direction/design); The Avett Brothers (client)

3. Habitat for Humanity Brochure

Lewis Communications, Birmingham, AL; www.lewiscommunications.com: Roy Burns III (creative director), David Blumberg (art director/designer), Jeffery Williams, Cary Norton, Bob Miller, Rob Culpepper (photographers), Anthony Vachris (writer); Habitat for Humanity of Greater Birmingham (client)

4. PechaKucha Night Asheville Vol. 9

Open Door Design Studio, Asheville, NC; www.opendoordesignstudio.com: Shantanu Suman, Marisa Falcigno (creative directors/art directors/designers), Shreedavy Babuji (writer); PechaKucha Asheville (client)

5. UT-Chattanooga Art Department Promo

The Official Studio, Chattanooga, TN; www.theofficialstudio.com: Aggie Toppins (creative director/art director/designer); The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Department of Art (client)

Marketing & Promotion Design Work from the Midwest

1. FPC Custom Corrugated Portfolio & P.O.P. Corrugated Promo

Charles S. Anderson Design Co., Minneapolis; www.csadesign.com: Charles S. Anderson (creative director/art director), Erik Johnson (designer/illustrator); French Paper Company (client)

2. 20 Liters Campaign

Extra Credit Projects, Grand Rapids, MI; www.extracreditprojects.com: Rob Jackson (creative director), Chad Hutchison (art director); 20 Liters (client)

“20 Liters is an international nonprofit organization based in West Michigan helping to raise funds and awareness of the global water crisis facing our world.”

—Extra Credit Projects (2)

3. Detroit Loves …

Team Detroit – The Park, Dearborn, MI; www.teamdetroit.com: Toby Barlow (creative director), Nick Allen (creative director/ writer), Ryan Breight (art director), Michele Silvestri, Christine Jones (designers), Jason Smith (designer/illustrator), Cristina Lorenzetti (writer); Team Detroit (client)

“As part of our 60 Seconds to SXSW campaign, we created postcards that flipped negative stereotypes about Detroit into compelling messages that celebrate the city, and passed them out at SXSW to build brand awareness for the agency while shining a positive light on the city of Detroit.”

— Team Detroit – The Park (18)

4. God Hates Goods

Design Ranch, Kansas City, MO; www.design-ranch.com: Ingred Sidie, Michelle Sonderegger (creative directors/art directors/writers), Morgan Stephens, Frank Norton (designers), Claire Gude (writer); God Hates Goods (client)

“We are spreading the good with our human rights campaign. God Hates Goods is a line of clothing and ephemera intended solely to raise eyebrows and standards. The intention is not to spread hate but instead [to] poke fun at those who do.”

—Design Ranch (23)

5. Land of Goodness Poster Campaign

Shine United, Madison, WI; www.shineunited.com: Michael Kriefski (creative director), John Krull (creative director/art director/designer), Jeff Foster (illustrator); Wisconsin Cheese (client)

6. Ubumwe Center, Rwanda Posters

Ron Foth Advertising, Columbus, OH; www.ronfoth.com: Ron Foth Jr., David Henthorne (creative directors), Nikki Murray, Gene Roy (art directors/designers); Ubumwe Center (client)

Marketing & Promotion Design Work from New York City

1. Holiday In-Store Product Promo Animation

Department of Advertising and Graphic Design, MoMA; www.momadesignstudio.org: Hsien-Yin Ingrid Chou (creative director/art director), Derek Flynn (art director/designer); MoMA Design Store/Retail Division (client)

2. Shakespeare in the Park 2015 Campaign

Pentagram; www.pentagram.com: Paula Scher (creative director/ art director/designer), Jeff Close, Kirstin Huber (designers); The Public Theater (client)

3. Vitaminwater Relaunch Campaign

Collins + Partners LLC; www.wearecollins.com: Leland Maschmeyer (creative director), Ben Crick, Esther Li, Leo Porto, Gabe Benzur (designers); Vitaminwater (client)

“We are revitalizing the brand through a new visual language. … This system builds on their design heritage in a way that is authentic to the original brand yet crafted for a new audience. It also encourages far more flexibility in its expression while still keeping the product itself [as] the focus.” —Collins + Partners LLC (49)

4. Border Crossing

Siegel+Gale; www.siegelgale.com: Mike Tyson (creative director/art director/designer/writer); The University of the Arts (client)

5. Disposable Film Festival

Selman Design; www.selmandesign.com: Johnny Selman (creative director), Katie King Rumford (designer), Calvin Waterman (motion designer), Mike Scandiffio (producer); Disposable Film Festival (client)

“The Disposable Film Festival is an annual juried international festival of short films. … We worked with Carlton Evans, codirector of the festival, to create an identity that could be retrofitted and reused for years to come.”

—Selman Design (17)

6. M&M’s 75th Anniversary

jones knowles ritchie; www.jkrglobal.com: Tosh Hall (creative director/art director), Danny D’Arcy (design director), Erin Dameron, Catherine Wyatt (designers), Ian Brignell (typographer); jones knowles ritchie (client)

Think you can compete with the excellent projects above? Enter your finest promo work and marketing materials into HOW’s 2017 Promotion & Marketing Design Awards!

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thebiggerbear · 4 months

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ssteezyy · 7 years

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Review: The Sunshine Cat’s Choice

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I discovered Nic Tatano’s books earlier this year, when I read The Lost Cats and Lonely Hearts Club. In that book, network reporter Madison Shaw discovers a litter of four orphaned kittens. There are four women at the center of all the action in the book, Madison, and her best friends Tish, A.J. and Rory. When the kittens were old enough to go to their forever homes, guess where they went? The second book in the series The Empire State Cat’s Christmas Gift, features Tish and her kitten. I was delighted when Nic sent me an advance copy of The Sunshine Cat’s Choice, the newest book in the series.

A.J. Scaramucci’s runs the family deli on Staten Island. She knows what she wants and isn’t afraid to ask for it, but her love life has been sadly lacking in quality if not quantity. When a new business across the street brings two men into her life, she’s presented with a choice. A.J. is tired of dating losers. She wants a man who loves her like her cat Gypsy loves her – a man with “cat values.” Will Gypsy, who A.J. calls “my sunshine,” be able to help her human find true love with the right man?

Just like the first two books, I absolutely adored this one. The story has plenty of twists and turns. All of the characters are immensely likeable, and the relationship between A.J. and Gypsy is beautifully described. You can feel the love between the two come off the pages.

This book is special for more reasons than just that it’s a wonderful love story: it’s a tribute to the real Gypsy. Nic Tatano lost his special girl the end of May. The little torbie (tortoiseshell tabby) who showed up on his doorstep seven years ago became his writing companion, curling up on top of his shoes while he was writing outdoors. After Gypsy died, Nic missed her so much he couldn’t write a single word for three weeks. His wife suggested he work on a new cat book and make Gypsy a character. Since the first book already featured a tortie, and A.J. adopted the Russian Blue kitten in that book, the fictional Gypsy has a different coat than her namesake.

The real Gypsy

The Sunshine Cat’s Choice is available from Amazon for Kindle. And don’t worry if you don’t have a Kindle: Prime Reading works on any device with the free Kindle app for iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets, PC and Mac.

This book can be read as a stand alone, but why not read the other two books in the series as well? I guarantee you that you, too, will fall in love with A.J. Madison, Tish and Rory and their kittens. Click on the book’s cover images below to order from Amazon (available for Kindle and in print.)

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ssteezyy · 7 years

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Review: The Lost Cats and Lonely Hearts Club

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Reading contemporary romance novels is one of my guilty pleasures, and when the book features a cat, so much the better! The Lost Cats and Lonely Hearts Club by Nic Tatano is one of the most delightful books in the genre that I’ve come across in quite some time, and what’s even better, it’s part of a series. And it features a tortoiseshell kitten – how much better can a book get!

While covering a story, network reporter Madison Shaw discovers a litter of orphaned kittens. It’s Friday night, and all the shelters are closed, so she takes the kittens home. Suddenly, her glamorous life changes as she takes care of the kittens around the clock. When a video of her caring for the kittens goes viral, the resulting media circus has a domino effect on her career and her love life.

I loved this book so much! The story has enough twists and turns to keep you reading, the characters are immensely likeable, and the author’s love for cats comes through in the descriptions of how the kittens, especially the little tortoiseshell, worm their way into Madison’s heart. My only issue with the book is that the tortie is a male, and the author never mentions that male torties are extremely rare. I kept hoping that at some point in the book, somebody was going to point this out to Madison, but that never happened.

There are four women at the center of all the action in the book, Madison, and her best friends Tish, Rory and AJ. There were four kittens in the litter Madison rescued, and when they were old enough to go to their forever homes, guess where they went? And there is a second book by Tatano, The Empire State Cat’s Christmas Gift, featuring Tish and her kitten, which I just started reading. I’m really hoping that there will be a third and fourth book, featuring Rory and AJ and the remaining kittens.

If you enjoy lighthearted romance, you will absolutely love this book.

The Lost Cats and Lonely Hearts Club is available from Amazon.

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