Vanity Fair magazine - Nicole Kidman cover (July 2005)

Vanity Fair magazine - Nicole Kidman cover (July 2005)
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TERRENCE HOWARD - 1 page

NICOLE KIDMAN - We talk to Nicole Kidman about her scars, her safety nets, and the dream of being swept off her feet
9 pages

MICHAEL JACKSON - C.S.I. Neverland
Disfigured, deeply in debt, and with a history of addiction - at 46, Michael Jackson is also at the end of a criminal trial. But the fading pop icon has shown he still has the power to intimidate key prosecution witnesses. After 12 years of covering Jackson's downward spiral and the recurring allegations, Maureen Orth explores the absurd and painful spectacle of this courtroom reckoning, the dysfunctional families on both sides of the case, and the dark tactics of Jackson's entourage
10 pages

DEEP THROAT - Despite three decades of intense speculation, the identity of "Deep Throat" - the source who leaked key details of Nixon's Watergate cover-up to Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein - has never been revealed. Now, at age 91, W. Mark Felt, number two at the F.B.I. in the early 70s, is finally admitting to that historic, anonymous role. In an exclusive, John D. O'Connor puts a name and face to one of American democracy's heroes, learning about the struggle between honor and duty that nearly led Felt to take his secret to the grave
9 pages

HILLARY CLINTON - 9 and a half pages

EDOUARD STERN - Bryan Burrough reveals the fears and enemies that plagued Stern's last days as well as the erotic entanglement that came undone just before his death
9 and a half pages

PETE DOHERTY AND KATE MOSS - Model Kate Moss has fallen for one of the country's most notorious addicts, former Libertines front man Pete Doherty. She's even taken to singing with his new band, Babyshambles. Doherty says Moss saved his life. But tallying the canceled concerts, rehab stints, and jail time, we wonder how dangerous their liaison may be
7 pages

UMBERTO ECO - 1 page Q&A feature