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CultureYoussou N'Dour: More Than a Pretty Face
Africa's Own Bono
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CultureFergie's New FightThink you don't need to worry about AIDS? Reality check: Women make up more than 25 percent of new cases in the U.S. In a Marie Claire exclusive, Fergie tells how her own battles with drug addiction inspired her to help people with HIV.
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CultureDaryl Hannah: Saving Sex SlavesBy Abigail Pesta -
CultureMore Than a Pretty Face: Queen Noor of JordanMore than a pretty face.
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CultureMore than a Pretty Face: James Haven
He's our first male MTAPF.
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CultureJennifer Garner Joins the "Faces of Influenza" ProgramBy Marie Claire -
CultureMore Than A Pretty Face: Therese Tant
Today, 40 percent of car-buying decisions are made by women - a purchasing power that also opens doors for female designers and engineers who have the know-how to make what women want: stylish, eco-friendly rides.
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CultureJennifer Justice: More Than a Pretty FaceMarie Claire talked with Justice about beating the odds.
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CultureMore Than a Pretty Face: Dr. Anja GiphartBy Julia Savacool -
CultureTsunami Survivor: Petra Nemcova
When tsunami survivor Petra Nemcova wanted to mentor young models, Hollywood had two words: reality show. Tyra, watch your back.
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CultureMore Than a Pretty Face: Seema Dhundia
Seema Dhundia, former commander of the world's first all-female paramilitary in India and current head of the first all-female U.N. peacekeeping force in Liberia tells MC how it's going so far.
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CultureMore Than a Pretty Face: Liya KebedeModel and activist Kebede discovered scary truths about childbirth during her trip to Ethiopia last fall with the World Health Organization
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CultureMore Than a Pretty Face: Paula Hyppolite
Can movies educate and distract a devastated population from their everyday struggles?
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CultureMore Than A Pretty Face: Sveva Makena GallmanShe has endured tragedy and traveled the world. At 26, Sveva Gallmann is ready to take on some of her generations not-so-minor problems.
By Julia Savacool
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