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Denzel Washington's character maneuvers his way out of disaster in ''Flight.'' But just when you think he's got God as his co-pilot, it turns out he has plenty of demons, too. Inside Robert Zemeckis' gripping new drama about the road to redemption. Read it

She was a TV superstar. Then she won an Oscar. Then she disappeared for a while. Now Helen Hunt is back with a bold, revealing role in ''The Sessions,'' which could earn her more gold. Read it

Adele welcomed a son, Justin Timberlake wed Jessica Biel, and more Read it

'Argo' is the only film released so far this year with a lock on a Best Picture Oscar nomination Read it

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It's a difficult thing to name just a handful of your favorite books. In ''My Ideal Bookshelf,'' edited by Thessaly La Force and illustrated by Jane Mount, more than 100 creative types reveal the ones they not only love to read but choose to keep and display. Contributors include literary figures like Malcolm Gladwell, Jennifer Egan, and David Sedaris, as well as celebrity bookworms such as James Franco, Patti Smith, and Judd Apatow. Below, we give you a peek at three writers' most prized books.

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Tabloids weren't the only ones keeping tabs on Richard Burton's volatile relationship with Elizabeth Taylor. The Welsh actor, who died in 1984, kept a journal of his two marriages to Taylor, just published in ''The Richard Burton Diaries.'' Some highlights: Read it

Long before dystopian young-adult novels began crowding bookshelves, Lois Lowry created a world free of war, uncertainty, and pain — as well as color, joy, and love — in 1993's ''The Giver.'' The Newbery Medal winner became a modern classic but never got a true sequel until this month's ''Son.'' (Jeff Bridges owns the film rights to ''The Giver.'') Lowry, 75, spoke to us by phone from her home in Cambridge, Mass.

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After four long years and a memorable summer with the queen, James Bond is back — and more dangerous than ever. Daniel Craig talks ''Skyfall,'' the franchise's future, and the wonderful burden of being 007 Read it

Reviews of the latest movies in stores, including ''Ruby Sparks,'' ''Gone in 60 Seconds,'' and others Read it

Bradley Cooper starred in this 2008 horror flick about a subway serial killer Read it

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Shailene Woodley is in talks to star in an adaptation of Veronica Roth's ''Divergent,'' Amy Adams will play the lead in ''Janis Joplin: Get It While You Can,'' and more Read it

The Mandarin's backstory in ''Iron Man 3'' will differ from the comics Read it

Nicolas Cage is in talks to star in Stoney Lake Entertainment's new adaptation of the apocalyptic tale Read it

South Korean filmmakers are finding success in Hollywood Read it

In 1987, ''Miami Connection'' disappeared from theaters instantly. But now the film, about a martial-arts rock band battling drug lords, is getting a second chance ... and could become your next favorite cult classic. Read it

In the centuries-spanning ''Cloud Atlas,'' the actress plays half a dozen roles — and is unrecognizable in at least two of them. Berry walked us through how it felt to jump from a '70s reporter to an Asian male doctor ... and beyond. Read it

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Step aside, pumpkins! Take a number, turkeys! Judging by this month's glut of new holiday discs, it's already time for mistletoe. Read it

In many ways, the story of Columbia Records is the story of popular music. Since its founding in 1888, the label has been home to everyone from Frank Sinatra and Billie Holiday to Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, and Beyoncé. A new book, ''360 Sound,'' celebrates that rich history with 300-plus pages of archival photos and insiders' stories. Here are some highlights. Read it

The 31-year-old star of the hit superhero drama (The CW, Wednesdays, 8 p.m.) may be famous for his physique — just Google his name and ''salmon ladder'' — but he's got eclectic taste in music, too Read it

Reviews of the latest releases from Tony Bennett, Lana Del Rey, and more Read it

Reviews of the latest songs from Neil Young, Kendrick Lamar, and more Read it

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Your praise for our reunion special, inquires about cast members not featured in the issue, and more Read it

How does the sizzling legal drama ''The Good Wife'' score A-list talent for recurring roles? Hint: It's not the big bucks. Read it

To celebrate the NBA season tip-off on Oct. 30, we asked four of the league's best ballers for their own personal Must Lists. Here's what they're loving right now in movies, music, TV, books, videogames, tech, and style. Read it

Jodi DiPiazza, who was one of the children honored at the Night of Too Many Stars benefit, performed a rendition of Katy Perry's ''Firework'' alongside her idol Read it

ABC's Martha Raddatz, who presided over the vice presidential debate, compared prepping to studying for the LSATs Read it

Mario Lopez will host ''The X Factor,'' Kate Gosselin was fired from blogging job, and more Read it

Star gives us a rare tour of his sacred backstage space. See images here; get even more in new EW mag. See photos

>Whether taping ''The Jeff Probst Show,'' talking ''Survivor'' with producer Mark Burnett, or working on film and book projects, Jeff Probst, 50, is one busy man. Here's how he spent a recent workday. Read it

The sketch-comedy series Key & Peele is only in its second season, but stars Keegan-Michael Key, 41, and Jordan Peele, 33, go back much further than that — to their days on MADtv in the mid-2000s. Now, on their Comedy Central show (which airs Wednesdays at 10:30 p.m.), their wily humor has found a fitting home of its own. Even the president agrees. (Earlier this year he called a recurring bit with Peele as Obama and Key as his anger translator ''good stuff.'') We asked the guys to break down their favorite sketches to find out how they make their funnies...when they're not watching The Bachelorette.

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Memorable lines from ''Parks and Recreation,'' ''The Big Bang Theory,'' and more Read it

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You don't become the most famous drag queen in the world without amassing a substantial collection of gowns, wigs, and accessories, a fact that's quickly proved upon entering RuPaul's ''Drag Race'' (Mondays at 9 p.m. on Logo) dressing room. ''I'm not some 17-year-old ingenue who needs a little mascara and some lip gloss,'' says the 51-year-old diva, who gave EW a rare tour of the sacred space. ''I'm not messing around in here; I'm like the MacGyver of drag.'' Read it