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US Weekly's website published a story link since deleted about Sarah Palin Wednesday that turned out to be a complete hoax.

Us Weekly Falls For Fake Sarah Palin-Christina Aguilera Story The Huffington Post News Editors 2011

US Weekly's website published a story link since deleted about Sarah Palin Wednesday that turned out to be a complete hoax.

Us Weekly Falls For Fake Sarah Palin Story Danny Shea 2011

People's royal-wedding issue sold more than two million copies on the newsstand, 80% above its average, while US Weekly's sold about 932,000 copies, more than 40% above its average.

Hot Covers! One Prince, Three Sisters, Lots of Breakups Russell Adams 2012

Here is Sports Weekly's All-Defense Team, which takes into account many of the advanced defensive measures as well as players 'consistent excellence over several seasons.

All-Defensive Team: Players who measure up 2010

Andrew Wheeler sorts through Publisher's Weekly's list of 2008 best-sellers in order to be, as he puts it, clear-eyed about what people are actually buying, reading, and enjoying when it comes to genre.

And it's definitely not SyFy 2009

Also in US Weekly's bottom five: an exclusive interview with Britney Spears on her "new life" and reality-TV star Bethenny Frankel on overcoming an eating disorder.

Hot Covers! One Prince, Three Sisters, Lots of Breakups Russell Adams 2012

This article comes to us courtesy of SF Weekly's All Shook Down.

Claypool Cellars: Primus Frontman Will Serve You Wine Out Of A Railroad Caboose The Huffington Post News Editors 2012

USA TODAY Sports Weekly's 64-page preview profiles six of the top senior quarterbacks in the country, projects matchups for the five BCS bowl games with Division I-A conference previews, schedules for every Division I-A and I-AA team and breaksdown the list of contenders for the Heisman Trophy.

Maguire will take reduced role in ESPN college football coverage 2009

Entertainment Weekly's new book blog, Shelf Life, asks Why aren't there more bookish types on TV?

July 2009 2009

This article comes to us courtesy of SF Weekly's The Snitch.

San Francisco Examiner Takes A Turn To The Left The Huffington Post News Editors 2011