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Kate has now completed her 30 day stint in rehab after being exposed by the Daily Mirror for allegedly snorting coke.

The 31yr old supermodel lost some lucrative contracts as a result and checked in to The Meadows clinic just outside of Phoenix in order to battle her habit.

According to the Daily Mirror, she is also said to be thinking of leaving Britain in favour of the U.S, preferably New York. A source told the paper:

“Kate has been badly shaken by events of the last couple of months.

She will miss her family but she thinks it might be better to live away from Britain for a while.”

Published just one month after John Lennon’s death this Rolling Stone cover has been named the top US magazine cover of the past 40 years. Demi Moore at the height of her pregnancy on the cover of Vanity Fair came second and 1968 Esquire featuring Muhammad Ali with arrows in his body came third.

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“She has shown courage by taking steps to deal with her personal problems and it is only natural that we would support someone that we regard as a friend.” - W’s creative director Dennis Freedman

Entertainment website Glam.com is launching the first fashion blog network. Each blog is handpicked by Glam.com and focuses on a different topic e.g clothes, handbags, trends and accessories. The bloggers will remain editorially independent and Glam.com will be offering advertisers the chance to place ads on the blogs. In return Glam.com will benefit from the readership from the blogs which form the network. There will also be a launch of blogs directly from Glam.com authored by well known figures in the industry such as Ann Dexter-Jones and Karen Robinovitz.

If that isnt enough, Glam.com is also teaming up with AOL to allow women to shop together online. Using the AIM service, visitors will be able to see when friends are online, and send each other instant messages with product image links, changing how we shop online completely.

Glam Media, Inc. (think Gawker/Gothamist for the fashion industry) has a very influential backing from media, publishing, technology, and fashion companies such as Armani, eBay, NetObjects, Tickle, Versace, and Yahoo.

The editorial staff of the company is led by professionals from Vogue, In Style, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, The New York Times, and Ziff Davis.

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