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The article focuses on the career and unexpected death of American actor Luke Perry. Topics include his breakout role as Dylan McKay on the television show "Beverly Hills, 90210," his role on the Archie comic-book-inspired television show "Riverdale," and his family life with fiancée Wendy Madison Bauer, ex-wife Minnie Sharp, and children Jack and Sophie. His "Beverly Hills, 90210" costars Torri Spelling, Jennie Garth, and Shannen Doherty are mentioned, along with information on the warning signs of a stroke.

Are the metal connectors at the ends of your water hose bent because they've been stepped on or driven over? I use an old metal horse twitch (it looks like [...]

It was nice to see a story about trail riding ['Riding Solo Safely,' August 20131, as I'm sure I am among many who enjoy the trails as much as the [...]

Bravo for the strong words from Mr. Jim Wofford (Cross Country with Jim Wofford) and Dr. Gerd Heuschmann's book excerpt ('Dressage Sport: Nothing But Show?'), both in the September 2012 [...]

The article discusses the suicide of Leelah Alcorn, née Josh Alcorn, who felt that her parents had become emotionally abusive after she came out to them as transgender. Topics include the national debate that has followed Alcorn's death about how parents should treat transgender children, statements from Carla and Doug Alcorn about how their religious beliefs clashed with Leelah's transgender identity, and comments from transgender rights activists including Janet Mock.

The article discusses the divorce of actors Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, with particular focus given to preparations made by Holmes prior to filing for divorce and the settlement reached by Cruise and Holmes. The custody arrangements for their daughter Suri Cruise, which include primary custody for Holmes and visitation rights for Cruise, are also examined. Speculation on the causes of the divorce including conflict over Cruise's involvement in Scientology and Holmes' desire to focus on her career is also offered.

The author reports that singer Shania Twain has separated from her husband, song writer Robert Lange. According to the article, Twain left Lange after he allegedly had an affair with the couple's personal assistant Marie-Anne Thiébaud. The relationships which Twain has had with Thiébaud and Lange are discussed. INSETS: WHO IS MARIE-ANNE THIEBAUD?;THEIR WEALTH.

The article discusses the shooting murder of three students of the high school of the small town of Chardon, Ohio on February 27, 2012. The psychology of student T. J. Lane, who was arrested and charged with the crime, is examined, and it is noted a public prosecutor in the case has stated Lane is mentally ill. Other students at the school discuss their experiences prior to and during the shootings.

The article discusses the possibility that the homicides of certain college men were the result of serial killings. The article describes how detectives Kevin Gannon and Anthony Duarte discovered a pattern in the deaths of several college men, including being drowned in lakes or rivers, being intoxicated before their deaths, and the presence of smiley-face graffiti near the crime scene.

The article discusses Brooke “Skylar” Richardson, a former high school cheerleader accused of murdering her newborn infant. Topics considered include her relationship with her mother, whether the child was a stillborn, her eating disorders, and charges forwarded by the prosecutor prior to the judge issuing a gag order on proceedings.

The article focuses on the 40th annual Twins Day Festival in Twinsburg, Ohio, and presented information on twins who attending, including Dina and Gina Florentino of East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, Mimina and Martina Meza Vergara of Venezuela, and Rachel and Alyssa Ream of Naperville, Illinois.

The article reports the alleged murder of pregnant mother Jessie Davis by her boyfriend, policeman Bobby Cutts, Jr. Details are provided regarding the event, including possible help Cutts may have received from dishwasher Myisha Ferrell. It is noted that Cutts has denied killing Davis and says that when he went to see her, she was near death. It is also noted that Cutts has an alleged prior history of violence towards women and that he pleaded no contest to a disorderly conduct charge in 1998.

The article discusses the trial against Mike and Sharen Gravelle, who are accused of endangering their 11 adopted and foster children. Prosecutors are preparing a case against the Ohio couple for keeping some of their 11 adopted and foster children penned up in wood-and-wire cages, sleeping on thin mats, without access to restrooms.

The article discusses the bizarre ritualistic murder of a Catholic nun on April 5, 1980 in Toledo, Ohio. Sister Margaret Ann Pahl was killed the day before Easter in the Mercy Hospital chapel. Someone stabbed the nun in the shape of an inverted cross and covered her with an altar cloth. Father Gerald Robinson, who worked in the hospital at the time, is a suspect in the murder; his trial and court room testimony of forensic experts is reported. The challenges of prosecuting an old case are discussed.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues, including "Riding Solo Safely," in the August 2013 issue and the safest place to carry a cell phone on horseback.

The article profiles teacher Ellen McCabe, who runs a college preparatory class called Journeys in her town of Wellston, Ohio in order to encourage high school students at the school to go to college, discussing how she became involved in teaching and her involvement with her students' plans.

The article discusses the separation of actors Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes. Topics include their daughter Suri, Holmes' parents Martin and Kathy, and upcoming projects including Cruise's film "All You Need Is Kill" and Holmes' theatrical show "Dead Accounts." Photographs depict Cruise and Holmes with Suri.

The article discusses comments made by singer Britney Spears to auditioning contestants while she served as a substitute judge on the talent show "X Factor."

The article presents sketches and comments on the garments designed by Zuhair Murad for singer Jennifer Lopez to wear during her summer 2012 concert tour.

The article presents an interview with retired Olympic gymnast Shawn Johnson on topics including her skiing injury in 2010, her book "Winning Balance," and her plans to attend college in 2013.

The article presents the Colonial house in Bedford, New York purchased by celebrity couple Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, with a focus on Lively's decorative tastes.

The article presents antics by cast members of the reality television show "Jersey Shore," which includes a bar fight involving Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino; Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi's visit to a nightclub while pregnant; and the arrest of Deena Cortese for disorderly conduct.

The article discusses a car accident involving actress Lindsay Lohan with a focus on the possibility that she violated probation and lied to law enforcement when she claimed that she was not the driver when her Porsche collided with a dump truck on June 8, 2012.

The article presents comments by Amber Portwood of the reality television show "Teen Mom" on why she chose to serve a prison sentence over attending rehabilitation therapy after pleading guilty to a drug charge in February 2012.

This article describes the disappearance of pregnant mother Jessie Davis on June 15, 2007, from her North Canton, Ohio home. Davis's mother Patty found Davis's son Blake walking around the house unattended, as well as a puddle of bleach, and the contents of Davis's purse on the floor. The police have found no suspects yet.