Patrick Swayze Remembered, Twilight Wedding, Jon Gosselin's New Woman: This Week's Celeb Covers
Patrick Swayze's death on Monday ended the actor's brave struggle and this week People and Us Weekly cover the actor's life and final days. OK! Magazine features Twilight for the third week in a row. In other news, Life & Style features Lindsay Lohan teaching her little sis bad habits, InTouch covers Jon Gosselin's latest affair, and Star Magazine says Jen Aniston found love - really!
Which is your favorite cover? Which is the worst cover of the week? Sound-off below in the comments section!
Let's take a closer look.
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People Magazine goes for the traditional tribute approach with its Patrick Swayze cover. Inside the mag, you'll see his life in pictures, his marriage as well as his brave last days.
Us Magazine features Patrick Swayze's "Final Days." The mag highlights his wife's love, his brave battle, and how medical marijuana helped. Plus, friends and family say Patrick "was always a fighter."
Meanwhile, OK! Magazine* continues to focus on Twilight and this week is featuring the "Twilight Wedding." All the details are in this week's issue, according to the mag.
Check out CoverAwards for celebrity covers from around the world -- as well as our new look HERE!
In bad sibling news, Lindsay Lohan is destroying her little sister Ali. According to Life & Style, Lindsay ruined her own life and that wasn't enough!
Jen Aniston and Gerard Butler are for real says Star Magazine. Their hot hookup was caught on camera and they're even talking babies.
Jon Gosselin had an affair with his nanny Stephanie Santoro, who is of course spilling all the details on the failed romance to InTouch Weekly.
Mark Pasetsky is the editorial director of CoverAwards.com, a consultant for OK! Magazine, and the editorial director for Taraci.com. Previously, he served as the editor in chief for Life & Style.
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Laura Ziskin: Remembering Patrick Swayze and a Campaign to End Cancer
Last year Patrick Swayze defiantly posed the questions, "Will you stand with me? Will you stand up to cancer?" His words that day are ringing in my ears now.
Ben Berkon: Patrick Swayze Will Respond to Each Fan's Condolences Through Whoopi Goldberg's Twitter
"Thanks for all the RIPs," typed the dead Swayze to the first of the 15 million fans who posted on Twitter, as his ghost-self sat on Goldberg's lap.
Darryle Pollack: A Woman's Nation Embraces The Emotion
For me, the Women's Conference and the times represent another significant change that also begins with "em:" less about empowerment and more about emotion.
Kim Morgan: Patrick Swayze: 1952-2009
Swayze was, perhaps, one of the last tough guy dancers who could reveal his significant talent without worrying about being feminized by it.
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Jon Gosslein needs therapy now before those 8 kids have no father at all!!!
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