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Did you relate to her on a personal level since you’re also

married to a director, Taylor Hackford? No, absolutely not. Unlike Alma, I have my own career. Taylor and I give each other advice if it’s asked, but otherwise we leave each other free to do what we want.

You famously played Queen Elizabeth II. What’s your take

on the royal family today? We’re lucky to have such a true person as Kate Middleton. She’s exactly what the monar-chy needs—an ordinary girl. She’s going to be terrifi c.

What’s your secret to looking so fi t? I live in a permanent state of guilt about the fact that I should be exercising, but I can’t be bothered. In general, I just try to stand up straight!

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Need a shirt with my face on it?” Taylor Swift is

doing some Saturday afternoon shopping when she

spots the tee, a cherry-red number that immedi-

ately takes her back to a much simpler time. “That’s

from, like, my 2006 tour,” she says, running her fi ngers over its gently

worn cotton. “That’s … awesome.”

The 22-year-old superstar loves pretty much everything about this

particular Nashville shop, which sells vintage clothing, musical instru-

ments, and a quirkily curated selection of knickknacks out of a house

with a wraparound porch where customers can take a break from brows-

ing to sit for a spell. And with Christmas approaching, it seems like a

promising place to start looking for presents. “I like to get gifts that

remind people I know them,” she says. “[Things] that I have a specifi c

reason for giving them. I start thinking about it really far in advance.”

In the back room, two men’s sweaters catch her eye. “This would be

baggy,” Swift says, holding up a cream, cable-knit V-neck—but she

doesn’t seem to be shopping for a guy. “I’d wear it kind of off the shoulder.”

Who says a girl can’t holiday-gift herself? She certainly deserves it.

Swift’s fourth album, Red, is a blockbuster that moved more than

1 million copies its fi rst week, just as her 2010 album, Speak Now, did,

making her the fi rst female artist in Nielsen SoundScan history to hit

that staggering mark more than once. Released last month, the boldly

personal Red earned the six-time Grammy winner some of her best

reviews yet, thanks to its lyrical maturity and ambitious forays into

everything from earworm pop (“We are Never Ever Getting Back

Together”) to U2-esque arena rock (“State of Grace”). Swift is no

With her hit album Red making her holidays bright, superstar

Taylor Swift is looking at love—and fame—from both sides now

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longer the wide-eyed country cutie pictured on that 2006 tour T-shirt; she’s a savvy young woman who sees no reason to be boxed in by any genre. “You have to force yourself,” she says, “to evolve.”

And how. The onetime outsider—a songwrit-ing savant bullied by mean girls in junior high and overlooked by the guys she crushed on—has evolved into the ultimate insider, an enter-tainer Forbes ranked as the highest-paid celeb under 30 this year, with earnings of $57 million. She has more than 20 million Twitter followers, CoverGirl-endorsed beauty, A-list BFFs (Emma Stone and Selena Gomez), a couple of hit movies (Valentine’s Day and Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax), and a growing list of high-profi le ex-boyfriends (includ-ing actors Taylor Lautner and Jake Gyllenhaal, musicians Joe Jonas and John Mayer, and, as breathlessly documented in the tabloids earlier this year, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s 18-year-old son, Conor). A performer who takes pride in being a role model, she will be honored next month by the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Jus-tice & Human Rights for her commitment to social change, including advocacy against bullying and support for arts education and disaster relief.

So why can’t Swift shake the fear that she’ll somehow mess it all up? “I’m scared of this whole thing backfi ring,” she says. “Or chewing me up and spitting me out, and all of a sudden, I don’t love it anymore.”

She worries so much that, naturally, she wrote a song about it. “The Lucky One,” a track from Red, tells the story of a performer who decides to walk away from stardom (“Chose the Rose Garden over Madison Square”). If someday it all

gets to be too much, could Swift do the same? She doesn’t yet have an answer for that, but she does know she puts “a crazy amount of pressure” on herself to keep topping her own achievements. “My head’s never really quiet,” she says. “The only time I can get it to turn off is if I watch CSIor Law & Order, where I have to follow the crime. If I can’t turn my head off during that, I know I’ve really got a problem.”

“Nobody puts more pressure on Taylor than Taylor herself—in a good way,” says Liz Rose, who has cowritten a number of songs with Swift, including the Grammy-winning “White Horse” and “All Too Well” from Red. “As amazing as she is now, she was that amazing at 14,” Rose adds. “She’s just a force. There are emotions you don’t feel at 14 that you feel at 22, and her lyrics have grown with her.”

Despite writing about it so prolifically, Swift claims not to know much about love. “I tend

to think things are love and then look back and reevaluate,” she says. How many times has she been in love? “I know how many people I’ve said ‘I love you’ to,” she says. “I could probably count it up, but I don’t feel like it.

“Part of me feels you can’t say you were truly in love if it didn’t last,” she adds. “If I end up getting married and having kids, that’s when I’ll know it’s real—because it lasted.”

Trying to fi gure out which of Swift’s songs are about which of her relationships has become a pop culture pastime. “When the guessing game starts, it’s really funny,” says the star, who always declines to name names (although Gyllenhaal is widely believed to be Red ’s central, fiery inspiration). “It’s like, off to the races! I sit back and laugh and think, ‘They’ll never know.’ ”

Speculation aside, Swift’s songs confi rm that she has repeatedly felt burned. Blame it on the bad boys she often seems drawn to. “There’s a really interesting charisma involved,” she says of the allure. “They usually have a lot to say, and even if they don’t, they know how to look at you to say it all. I think every girl’s dream is to fi nd a bad boy at the right time, when he wants to not be bad anymore.”

She’s the fi rst to admit that her romances tend to develop—and end—rather swiftly. “I don’t think there’s an option for me to fall in love slowly, or at medium speed. I either do or I don’t,” says the chart topper, who calculates that her longest relationship to date lasted six months. “I don’t think it through, really, which is a good thing and a bad thing. You don’t look before you leap, which is like, ‘Yay, this is awesome! Let’s not think

twice!’ And then you’re like, ‘We used to be flying. Now we’re falling.

What’s happening?’ ” It comes with the territory when life moves as fast as it does for her, she adds. “I’m never in the same place for more than, like, three

days at a time. Things can change from one minute to the next.”

Not everything happens at warp speed, though: “I don’t get

over people fast,” she says. Nor does she expect to settle down any-time soon. “People think I want to

get married really young—I don’t know why. I’m a romantic person, but that

doesn’t mean I want to miss out on being in my young 20s.”

That includes making time for fun and snacks while writing songs.

HEART’S DESIRES Le� , a 3-year-old Swi� celebrating Christmas. Right, she and her summer beau, Conor Kennedy, ignited a paparazzi frenzy. “The beginnings and endings of relationships inspire me the most,” she says.

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For the most part, Swift has handled her fi rst six years in the spotlight with a preternatural grace. In August, though, she hit

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happy, probably. Knowing that people are going to hear the music I make is the most amazing feeling. Knowing that there are dudes waiting outside my house with cameras, hiding in bushes, is a less awesome feeling.”

No one would accuse Swift, whose parents moved the family from Wyomissing, Pa., to Nashville when she was 14 so she could pursue a music career, of being ungrateful for her success. The loss of privacy, she notes, is “a small price to pay for getting to play stadiums.” Still, there are days when she’d rather not deal with all that being Taylor Swift now entails. She travels with one or two security guards at all times because, as she puts it, “I have some crazies that are after me.” As a result, she can’t remem-ber the last time she went anywhere by herself.

“I have some days where I get frustrated,” she admits. “I kind of give myself this pep talk, like, ‘Are you in the mood for lots of social situations and pictures? If the answer’s no, stay inside.’ ”

Sometimes, just hanging at home with a little Chinese food and some crime-solving TV is exactly what she needs. “It’s just like this sense of”—she exhales deeply—“no one is watching me, no one is asking me anything. It’s calming.”

Maybe one of these days Swift will get around

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Current or former owners of homes or other structures containing

a plumbing system with Zurn brass crimp (F1807) fittings

connectors, could get benefits from a class action settlement.

LEGAL NOTICE

Para una notificación en Español, llamar o visitar nuestro website.

A settlement has been reached with Zurn Pex, Inc. and Zurn Industries LLC (“Zurn”) about allegedly defective brass crimp fittings/connectors made of yellow brass manufactured and/or sold by Zurn between 1996 and 2010 (“F1807 Fittings”). The settlement covers possible fitting leaks, occlusion (a blockage that reduces water flow) and damage to class members’ property as a result of alleged corrosion of the F1807 Fittings.

The United States District Court for the District of Minnesota will hold a hearing to decide whether to give final approval to the settlement, so that the benefits can be issued. Those included have legal rights and options, such as submitting a claim for benefits or excluding themselves from or objecting to the settlement. More information is in the detailed notice, which is available at www.plumbingfittingsettlement.com.

WHAT IS THIS ABOUT?

The lawsuit makes various claims, including that the F1807 Fittings leak and cause damage to property as a result of corrosion and that related repairs should be covered by warranty. Zurn denies all of the claims and allegations in the lawsuit and maintains that its F1807 Fittings are not defective. The Court has made no determination about the strengths or weaknesses of any of the claims or any of Zurn’s defenses. Instead, the parties have entered into a settlement to end the litigation.

WHO IS INCLUDED?

The Court created a Settlement Class covering all persons who own or owned buildings, homes, residences, or any other structures located in the United States that contain F1807 Fittings. Visit the website to read descriptions and see photos of the F1807 Fittings. Insurers or others that have paid claims resulting from corrosion of F1807 Fittings may also qualify for benefits under the settlement.

WHAT DOES THE SETTLEMENT PROVIDE?

Zurn will fund the settlement in an amount totaling no more than $20 million over a seven year claims period. For those who file valid claims, the settlement pays for property damages due to leaks of up to 60% of reasonable documented damage, subject to a cap of $100,000 per leak. The settlement also provides for 60% of re-plumbing costs for structures that have experienced at least two leaks due to documented corrosion of F1807 Fittings, up to a cap of $7,000 per structure (or $100,000 for defined large structures,

for which five leaks are required to qualify for re-plumb benefits). Details on the re-plumbing process are in the detailed Notice and in the Settlement Agreement, which are available at www.plumbingfittingsettlement.com.

Additionally, Class Members can make a claim for past current or future decreased water flow caused by occlusion from corrosion of one or more F1807 Fittings. Eligible claimants would qualify for remediation (repairs to eliminate the flow differential) up to a cap of $7,000 per structure (or $100,000 for defined large structures). If remediation does not restore normal water flow to the system, a re-plumb can be requested, subject to a cap of $7,000 per structure (or $100,000 for defined large structures). If such occlusions have already been repaired, Class Members may claim for up to 60% of the repair remediation or re-plumb costs that were incurred, subject to the same overall caps.

HOW DO YOU ASK FOR BENEFITS?

To obtain any benefits from the settlement you must fill out and submit a Claim Form. Claim Forms are available at the website or by calling 877-341-4602. The earliest deadline for submitting a claim is April 1, 2014. The detailed Notice and Settlement Agreement, available at www.plumbingfittingsettlement.com, describe more fully the benefits available under the proposed settlement and how to file a claim.

YOUR OTHER OPTIONS.

If you do not want to be legally bound by the settlement, you must exclude yourself from the Class by January 29, 2013, or you will not be able to sue Zurn about the legal claims this settlement resolves, ever again. If you exclude yourself, you cannot get any benefits from the settlement. If you stay in the Class, you may object to it by January 29, 2013. The detailed notice explains how to exclude yourself or object.

The Court will hold a hearing in the case, known as In

re Zurn Pex Plumbing Products Liability Litigation, Case No. 0:08cv01958, on February 25, 2013, at 9 am, to consider whether to approve the settlement, and a request by Class Counsel for attorneys’ fees, costs, and expenses of no more than $8.5 million dollars and incentive awards for the Class Representatives of $5,000 to $7,500. Payment of attorneys’ fees and expenses will not reduce the benefits to Settlement Class Members. You or your own lawyer, if you have one, may ask to appear and speak at the hearing at your own cost, but you do not have to. For more information, call or go to the website shown below.

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polish—which stains nails and requires drying remover to pry off—but keep feet soft with a regular footbath, trim, and buff. At night, slather on foot cream, then slip into a pair of thick socks to help the cream penetrate the toughest calluses.

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Unless you’ll be on skis all day, an SPF 15 facial moisturizer is a great alternative to the 30 you wore in the warmer months, says Doris Day, M.D., clini-cal assistant professor of dermatology at New York University Medical Center. Just be diligent about application: Cancer-causing UVA rays can pass through car and offi ce windows no matter the weather.

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Fight Back Against Winter Flakes

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• Any medicines that make you sleepy

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ABOUT LYRICALYRICA may cause serious, even life threatening, allergic reactions.Stop taking LYRICA and call your doctor right away if youhave any signs of a serious allergic reaction:• Swelling of your face, mouth, lips, gums, tongue, throat or neck• Have any trouble breathing• Rash, hives (raised bumps) or blisters

Like other antiepileptic drugs, LYRICA may cause suicidal thoughtsor actions in a very small number of people, about 1 in 500.Call your doctor right away if you have any symptoms,especially if they are new, worse or worry you, including:• New or worsening depression• Suicidal thoughts or actions• Unusual changes in mood or behaviorDo not stop LYRICA without first talking with your doctor.

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can be serious for people with heart problems.• Feeling “high”

If you have any of these symptoms, tell your doctor right away.

The most common side effects of LYRICA are:• Dizziness • Trouble concentrating• Blurry vision • Swelling of hands and feet• Weight gain • Dry mouth• Sleepiness

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headaches, nausea, diarrhea, trouble sleeping, increased sweating,or you may feel anxious if you stop taking LYRICA suddenly.

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of important information.• Go to www.lyrica.com or call

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