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The article examines the life of country singer Mindy McCready after she committed suicide at the age of thirty-seven in February 2013. Topics include a discussion of how McCready handled the death of her boyfriend, songwriter David Wilson, in January 2013, how McCready's career after the success of her album "Ten Thousand Angels" was affected by her erratic behavior, and a discussion of how McCready's substance abuse affected her relationship with her sons.

This article discusses the life of singer Pink following the birth of her daughter Willow with her husband, motocross racer Carey Hart. Topics include Pink's determination to maintain the same musical spirit and sound despite being a mother, the tumultuous nature of her relationship with Hart, and the fitness plan that allowed her to lose the weight that she gained during pregnancy.

The article looks at the romance which developed during the summer of 2012 between singer Taylor Swift and Conor Kennedy, a grandson of former U.S. presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy. It notes that she is the elder of the two and that he is still in high school. It reports on the reactions of her friends and of members of his family, including his grandmother Ethel Kennedy. It discusses an episode involving the two attending the wedding of Kyle Kennedy, allegedly uninvited. Comments are presented from Laurence Leamer, author of the book "The Kennedy Women." INSETS: Summer Lovin'-Happened So Fast!;How to Date a Kennedy;What Really Happened at the Wedding?;What's Next?

The article presents suggestions by celebrities including actor Mike O'Malley, the musician Common, and chef Gavin Rossdale for gifts for dads on Father's Day such as Big League Chew bubble gum, a handmade leather football, and Spiegelau Lager Beer Glasses.

The article presents an interview with television stars Blake Shelton and Adam Levine. It states that Shelton and Levine have a good-natured rivalry on the singing competition show "The Voice" that features Levine, Shelton, singer Christina Aguilera, and rapper Cee Lo Green as they develop new musical talent. When asked of their opinion of Aguilera, Levine said that while she's a diva, he's also a diva and he believes she is a proud girl, while Shelton talks about her confidence and how hard she works. Shelton comments on his motorcycle collection and the fact that Levine doesn't ride motorcycles despite living on a large country-paradise ranch and Levine's interest in guns.

The article focuses on singer and actress Whitney Houston, who passed away on February 11, 2012. Details of Houston's death in the Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles, California are presented, along with reactions to her death from her mother Cissy Houston, record industry executive Clive Davis, and her daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown. The singer's career, problems with drug addiction, and erratic behavior before her death are also discussed.

A biography of singer Whitney Houston is presented. Details of her childhood in Newark, New Jersey including her relationship with her parents, music manager John Houston and Gospel singer Cissy Houston, and her introduction to singing in a church choir are presented. Her discovery by manager Clive Davis in New York City and subsequent career and problems with drug addiction are discussed, along with her marriage to singer Bobby Brown and the birth of her daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown.

The article discusses the musician Adele, born Adele Laurie Blue Adkins. The article examines Grammy Awards which Adele won for her work on the song "Rolling in the Deep" and the album "21," her relationship with Simon Konecki, and the breakup which served as the inspiration for "21." The article also discuses her weight, her relationship with her mother, Penny Adkins, and her fame after she won two Grammy Awards in 2009. Other topics include the benign polyp which formed on her vocal cords, her desire to be a parent, and pre-performance anxiety.

The article reports on the December 2011 divorce filing between actor Russell Brand and popular music singer Katy Perry. Speculations about the reasons for the divorce are discussed, such as rumors about Brand's alleged infidelities, differences in religious beliefs, and work-related separations. Also included are quotations from Brand and Perry about their relationship in 2010 and 2011.

This article reports on singer Pink and the birth of her daughter, Willow Sage, in 2011. The article discusses Pink's relationship with her husband, motocross racer Carey Hart, and their care of their newborn. Information is also provided on Pink's caesarean section, as well as on how she selected her daughter's name.

This article reports on the marriage of country music singer LeAnne Rimes and actor Eddie Cibrian in 2011. The article discusses Rimes' wedding dress from designer Reem Acra, her song "How Much a Heart Can Hold," and her bridal jewelry. Information is also provided on the couple's outdoor wedding reception and Cibrian's two sons.

The article focuses on country musician Billy Ray Cyrus, particularly his relationship with his daughter, musician Miley Cyrus. Cyrus discusses his decision to file for divorce from his wife Tish in 2010 and his previous statements that the fame of his daughter created by their appearances in the television program "Hannah Montana" had destroyed his family. Cyrus admits he was not always a good father to his daughter. An anonymous friend of Tish and Miley Cyrus states that Billy Ray Cyrus felt he was in professional competition with his daughter.Cyrus expresses his hope that he and his wife and daughter can eventually be reconciled.

The article presents pictures of several attendees of the 2011 Grammy Awards. Musicians pictured include Mick Jagger, Justin Bieber, and Lady Gaga.

This article reports on singer Celine Dion and the birth of her twins, Nelson and Eddy. The article discusses Dion's experience with in vitro fertilization (IVF), describing her multiple attempts to become pregnant and miscarriage. Information is provided on Dion's husband, René Angélil, and first son René-Charles Angélil.

An article is presented that identifies stylish female celebrities who are fashionable in their 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s, including newscaster Anny Curry, actress Nicole Kidman, and singer Taylor Swift.

This article discusses the publication's 10 best-dressed female celebrities, which include actress Zoe Saldana, singer Gwen Stefani, and actress Rachel Bilson.

This article profiles three former members of the defunct rock music group The Runaways. Guitarist Joan Jett has released more than twenty music albums since the band broke up in 1979. Guitarist Lita Ford married the singer Jim Gillette and homeschools their two children. Singer Cherie Currie is a chainsaw artist.

This article reports that the 41-year-old singer Celine Dion has undergone five unsuccessful in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments between August 2009 and January 2010 in an attempt to have a second child with her husband, 68-year-old René Angélil. Also discussed is the release of Dion's documentary film "Celine: Through the Eyes of the World" on February 17, 2010 and her performance residency at Caesars Palace hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada beginning March 15, 2011.

The article focuses on singer Taylor Swift, who has eight nominations for the 2010 Grammy music awards. At the age of 18, Swift attended her first Grammy awards, but lost Best New Artist to Amy Winehouse. In 2010, she is nominated for Album of the Year among others, so her chances of winning are greater this year, the article notes.

The article profiles actor Charlie Sheen and his alleged attempt to threaten his wife Brooke Mueller with a knife on Christmas Day 2009. The author notes that Sheen is the highest-paid actor on television and makes 825,000 dollars an episode for his role on the show "Two and a Half Men." Sheen has been involved in multiple scandals including overdosing from cocaine in 1998 and divorcing actress Denise Richards in 2006. INSET: MEMORABLE SHEEN SCENES.

The article discusses the lives of celebrities' children. Children of celebrities who are discussed in the article include Ireland Baldwin, the daughter of actors Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger, Zoe Kravitz, the daughter of singer Lenny Kravitz, and Lourdes Leon, the daughter of the singer Madonna. Comments by Baldwin, Kravitz and Madonna regarding their children are presented.

A photograph of music executive Clive Davis and a group of 2009 Grammy Award nominees and winners, including Leona Lewis, Jennifer Hudson, and the Kings of Leon, is presented.

The article profiles musician Nick Carter of the "Backstreet Boys," who has sought treatment for alcohol and drug abuse. Carter, who was diagnosed with a potentially fatal heart condition in 2008, has decided to remain sober and healthy. Since he stopped using drugs he has started exercising regularly and has lost nearly 60 pounds. INSETS: HOW HE LOST 57 LBS..!;WHAT IS CARDIOMYOPATHY?.

An interview is presented with Kevin Federline, former husband of the singer Britney Spears. Federline shares his happiest memories from his marriage to Spears. He comments on the impact that the divorce has had on their two children, Jayden and Preston. He discusses the direction his career is taking, which includes a clothing line named Otzi.

The article presents an interview with actress Nicole Richie and singer Joel Madden in which they discuss what it is like to be parents. Madden said that he cannot imagine what life would be life without his daughter Harlow. Harlow's daily schedule is mentioned. The way in which Richie and Madden take care of their daughter when they are traveling is discussed. INSETS: MOM'S TRAVEL TIPS;BACK TO WORK!;THE RICHIE-MADDEN CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION;HARLOW'S PLAYLIST

The article is about musician Natalie Cole's struggle with the disease hepatitis C. Her father was Nat King Cole, a world famous singer, who died when she was only 15 years old. After struggling with drug addictions in the 1980s, she was diagnosed with hepatitis C. Her doctor gave her the drug Ribavirin, but the side effects were too strong and she had to stop taking it. The hepatitis virus is almost completely removed from her body, and she has released the album "Still Unforgettable."

The article is about popular musician Sheryl Crow and her home on a farm in Tennessee where she lives with her son Wyatt. She used to live in Los Angeles, California, but after she was diagnosed with breast cancer and had a lumpectomy to remove it, she decided to move out of the area. She enjoys her life on the ranch, and brings Wyatt on her concert tours.

The article discusses whether movie director Guy Ritchie and musician Madonna will get a divorce. They have rarely been photographed together and Madonna has frequently spoken disrespectfully about Ritchie during interviews, but Ritchie's parents, John and Amber, both insist that the couple will not divorce.

This article focuses on the wedding of singer Ashlee Simpson and musician Pete Wentz. The wedding was on May 17, 2008 in Encino, California for 150 guests that included actress Nicole Richie and boyfriend musician Joel Madden. Detailed are the cake, the ceremony, the couples' rings, music played, and Simpson's gowns.

An interview with musicians in the band Good Charlotte, Benji and Joel Madden, with their mother Robin Madden is presented. Robin discusses the bond shared between the brothers, who are identical twins. She notes her reaction to her sons' tattoos. Joel discusses his own parenthood and notes lessons he learned from his mother.

An interview with actress Nicole Richie and singer Joel Madden is presented. When asked about how the birth of their daughter, Harlow, has changed things, Nicole replies that life before her is out of memory. Topics of the interview include how Nicole told Joel she was pregnant, Nicole's details on the pregnancy, breast-feeding, the birth, and how they picked Harlow's name.

A series of photographs showing the parties following the 2008 Academy Awards is presented. Included are photographs of actor Javier Bardem, actress Keri Russell and her husband Shane Deary, and Cate Blanchett with director Julian Schnabel.

The author reports on singer Celine Dion and the way in which having a son has changed her life. The article states that Dion feels nervous when she performs in front of her son René-Charles Dion. Challenges which Dion has faced being a working mother are discussed. Plans which Dion has after she stops performing at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada in December 2007 are mentioned.

The article offers news briefs of the 2007 Emmy Awards ceremony. Television personality Ryan Seacrest hosted the event on a round stage. The actress America Ferrera won an Emmy for her role in the television program "Ugly Betty." A tribute to the television miniseries "Roots" was a part of the evening's ceremonies. INSET: What really happens IN THE GREEN ROOM.

The article looks at the legal battle over the children of celebrities Britney Spears and Kevin Federline. According to the article, Federline has filed for primary custody of his children Sean and Jayden, saying that his ex-wife is an unfit parent. The article states that subpoenas have been issued to Spears's friend Alli Sims, her bodyguard Daimon Shippen, and former assistant Shannon Funk. INSETS: TEAM BRITNEY;TEAM KEVIN;BRITNEY: CAUGHT ON CAMERA;BRITNEY VS. KEVIN

The article offers a description of events at the June 3, 2007 Music Television (MTV) Movie Awards. Actor Johnny Depp made a surprise appearance. Actors Will Ferrell and Sacha Baron Cohen won an award for Best Kiss. Musician Jay-Z was particular about staging for singer Rihanna's musical performance.

The article presents a profile on actress Lindsay Lohan. Lohan has starred in the films "Freaky Friday," "The Parent Trap," "Georgia Rule," and "Mean Girls." Particular attention is paid to Lohan's rehab stint in June 2007. Additional article topics include the personal life of Lohan, her relationship with her estranged father, her alleged alcohol and drug addictions, and her manager mom, Dina. INSETS: Troubled, But Talented;BUMPS IN THE ROAD.

This article discusses singer Britney Spears and her recent re-entry into a rehabilitation facility for alcohol abuse. Recent erratic behavior suggests that Spears is in need of medical and psychological intervention. Several earlier attempts at rehabilitation resulted in a premature departure from the program. Family and friends remain worried about the welfare of this one time child star. INSETS: Britney's Support System;What about her kids?.