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WALTER SCOTT’S

Osmond, 57, celebrates his 50th anniversary as an entertainer with the release of his 60th album, The Soundtrack of My Life.

The Michael Jack-

son hit “Ben,”

from the movie of

the same name, is on

Soundtrack. What’s the

story behind that? “‘Ben’ was originally my song. The reason I didn’t sing it was I was on tour with my broth-ers and [the production company] had to finish the movie. So the producers said, ‘There’s a kid named Michael Jackson—he’s got a high voice. Let’s get him.’ It became Michael’s first solo record.”

You also included Andy Williams’

“Moon River.” “That’s paying my respects to the man who discov-ered me.”

Do you ever get tired of singing

“Puppy Love”? “There was a time that I didn’t like it, but it’s such a defining song in my career. Yes, it was the teen idol, whole hysteria time of my life. But I actually enjoy it now.”

How did you reinvent yourself after being a teen idol? “It was the music. Look what Nick Jonas did with ‘Jeal-ous.’ Somebody called me the other day and said, ‘What he’s doing now reminds me of what you did with ‘Soldier of Love’ in 1989.’ They called that the comeback of the ‘80s.”

You and your wife launched Donny Osmond Home, a line

of home furnishings that’s in 1,000 stores. How person-

ally involved do you get? “Debbie and I find manufactur-ing partners we trust and we handpick things that we like. So in a roundabout way we design, but we leave the heavy lifting to the partners.”

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A: Last year, Henson was in two films, Think Like a Man Too and No Good Deed. Now she’s starring as Cookie Lyon, a woman trying to get her life back after release from prison, in the new FOX series Empire on Wednesday nights. The show “deals with a lot of heavy subject matter. It’s written and directed by Lee Daniels [The Butler, Monster’s Ball, Precious], and he’s not afraid to push the envelope,” says the actress, 44.

6 Love Stories that

OSCARLOVED

Gone with the Wind

Audiences continue to fall in love with this 1940 epic

revolving around a stub-born, privileged beauty who

isn’t afraid to get down in the dirt when it comes to survival and romance. It

received 8 Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director,

Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress.

From Here to Eternity

This legendary 1953 film about a clandestine tryst against a Hawaiian backdrop and featuring an unforgetta-bly sensuous surf scene won 8 Oscars, including Best Pic-ture and Best Director. And Frank Sinatra won his first and only Oscar for his Best Supporting Actor role.

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On Jerry Springer’s new GSN Wednesday-night series Baggage on the Road (a traveling ver-sion of the network’s hit comedic dating game Baggage) con-testants pare down potential partners by getting them to reveal—or “unpack”—their intimate secrets, crazy quirks or embarrassing habits. Here are five of Springer’s favorite surprises divulged on the show.

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“I pretend to be Haley Joel Osment to meet women.”

“I still sleep with a Winnie the Pooh nightlight.”

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Bonnie and ClydeThis dysfunctional, action-packed 1967 romance with Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway earned Oscars for Best Cinematography and Best Supporting Actress.

Beauty and the Beast It’s true; some of the best love stories are fairy tales.

This one earned a 1992 Academy Award for

Best Original Song and Best Original Score.

TitanicMixing history with a fictional high-stakes romance on the high seas proved to be the winning ticket at the 1998 Oscars. Snagging 11 trophies, including Best Picture and Best Director, Titanic show-cases love and supreme sac-rifice with blockbuster style.

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The five stories that follow—starting with the romantic tale of how Parade’s own

Marilyn vos Savant met the love of her life—are testaments to the ability of love to heal,

empower, nourish and more. Cover & opening photography by Ethan Hill/Redux Pictures

NEW HEARTS, NEW LOVE

“In sickness and in health” has new meaning for Esther FitzRandolph and Danny

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own over-the-top love story (50 Shades of Kale).

HAPPILY EVER AFTER Boy sees girl on magazine cover. Boy is smitten.

Girl sees boy in magazine article. Girl is intrigued.

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been the end of it for Parade brainiac

Marilyn vos Savant and artificial heart inventor

Robert Jarvik. But then something magical happened.

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CHILDHOODSWEETHEARTS

Austin and Jessica Underwood have Down

syndrome. But mostly the couple, who met as toddlers, has

a life of love and optimism—working together with family

support to be the best husband-and-wife team ever.

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ACT 1 THE MEET-CUTEIt all began with a man on a plane, reading a

glossy airline magazine. He liked the looks

of the woman on the cover and what the

article inside revealed about her.

That man was Robert Jarvik, who pio-

neered the first artificial heart. The woman

on the cover was Parade’s resident brainiac

Marilyn vos Savant, who has one of the high-

est IQs in the world. The year was 1986.

“The photo was good,” Jarvik says, “but

the concept of combining that with her in-

tellect seemed so appealing.” So he called her.

Vos Savant was in St. Louis, visiting her

mother and about to depart for a vacation

in Hawaii when her assistant phoned and

mentioned that Jarvik had called. “I said, ‘Do

you know what he wants?’ and my assistant

said, ‘I think Dr. Jarvik wants a date.’”

Before she called him back, vos Savant did

a little pre-Google-era research; she went to

the library in St. Louis and found a copy of

Current Biography with Jarvik on the cover.

“I thought, ‘Oh, ugh, and slid it back on

the shelf,’” she says. She was leaving when

she recalled some of her own less-than-flat-

tering photos. She unearthed a Vanity Fair,with a picture of Jarvik by photographer

Annie Leibovitz. He was shirtless, hands

clasped together in the center of his chest,

eyes wide and bright blue. Vos Savant called

him back the next day.

“The conversation was really awkward,”

she says. “I was about to say, ‘Well, it’s been

nice,’ and hang

up,” Jarvik

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moment as “an inflection point” in his life,

a mathematical term referring to a point on

a curve at which the line of the curvature

changes. “If I had said goodbye, it would

have changed everything.”

Vos Savant arrived in Honolulu to find a

copy of Jarvik’s personal diary, which he’d sent

to the hotel for her to read.

“I wrote, ‘If we’re going to meet, I thought you

might like to know more about me,’” he says.

While that intensity might scare some, vos

Savant regarded it as “very open.” Indeed, she

says, “Rob has no guile, no artifice. It was,

‘Here I am.’ I was absolutely fascinated.”

They agreed to meet in Los Angeles, where

she was stopping on her way back to New

York. He met her at the gate.

“She felt completely familiar,” Jarvik says.

“It seemed like I had known her for a long

time.” They spent three days going to muse-

ums and dinner, and talking, talking, talking.

ACT 2 A LIFE OF LOVEVos Savant and Jarvik were married Aug. 23,

1987, a year to the day after they first met, at

New York’s Plaza Hotel. They wore rings the

groom made of gold and pyrolitic carbon, a

substance used in artifical heart valves. Isaac

Asimov walked the bride down the aisle; the

best man was Tom Gaidosh, the seventh recipi-

ent of the Jarvik 7 artificial heart.

Today, it’s obvious they’ve built a wonder-

ful life. Their “togetherness” is everywhere,

including in a radiant mural of the solar sys-

tem that Jarvik designed and created using

gold and palladium leaf and mica powder. At

the edges are the words: “Mankind’s Verdant

Earth Must Journey (as a) Star Unites Nine

Planets”—a device for remembering the

planets in order of distance from the sun that

vos Savant created for a Parade reader.

Jarvik lay on his back on makeshift scaf-

folding like Michelangelo for six months to

turn her words into art. “It’s so much the two

of us,” vos Savant says. She recalls that bits of

gold leaf would fall into her husband’s hair

as he worked. You can tell when she looks at

him that she sees him like that still, a man

covered in a fine sheen of gold dust. You can

tell, too, that when he looks back he also

sees something golden, the bright star in the

center of his universe. —Kathleen McCleary

The magazines, below, that led to the wedding, above.

As busy as they are with scientific and creative pursuits, Robert Jarvik and Marilyn vos Savant put their marriage first in these three impor-tant ways:

1. Togetherness They run together in Central Park and partake of New York’s cultural opportunities, from the Metropoli-tan Opera to the American Ballet Theater. The couple, accomplished ballroom dancers, go to the gym together three days a week and vacation together (the Left Bank of

Paris, where they honeymooned, is a favorite destination). 2. Avoiding Social Media Neither vos Savant nor Jarvik have Facebook accounts. “That kind of thing seems to open a window on life outside your relationship,” she says. He echoes, “Spending time on social media, that’s an ‘I’ thing.”

3. Family Their grandchildren, fraternal twins, are 12. “We see them a lot,” vos Savant says. The girls join vos Savant and Jarvik on an egg-shaped sofa they call the “nest” and watch DVDs, like All Creatures Great and Small and Upstairs, Downstairs. —K.M.

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Meet Drew Ramsey, M.D., a pro-

fessor of psychiatry at Columbia

University, with a passion for kale.

How did you and kale first con-nect? Our affair began in Africa

in 1999. I was working in a hos-

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has known each other since they

were toddlers, when their fami-

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over the hurdles of their disabilities

and they live a comfortable life,”

says Austin’s mom, Jan Under-

wood. And Austin has really

nailed his husband role: “Me and

Jessica have possibilities. We’re

responsible for ourselves. It makes

me feel better to have a wife who

supports me and I support her,” he

says. “She’s a good wife and I treat

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Zach Skow was 28 and in need

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