Newsstand Friday: Entertainment Weekly Magazine Filed under ( Jonathan Franzen, Kirsten Dunst, Kurt Vonnegut, Spider-Man 3, Spiderman, Tobey Macguire )

Summer Movie Preview: What's ahead for ''Spidey''?The planet's favorite crime-stopper returns in ''Spider-Man 3,'' the series' biggest installment yet. But with noncommittal answers from Raimi, Maguire, and Dunst about the future, who'll be back for part 4?

Monitor
Celebrity news for the week of April 27, 2007 -- Brief updates on births, divorces, court dates, and more

Ask the Movie Critic
What musical would you like to see on the big screen? Check out this week's Ask the Critic question, then post your own

Book Commentary
Tools writers can’t live without -- Jonathan Franzen and others talk about their creative process in ''How I Write: The Secret Lives of Authors''

Book News
Remembering Kurt Vonnegut
We reflect on the life of a great American author

Newsstand Friday: People Magazine Filed under ( Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Jada Pinkett Smith, Jennifer Lopez, John Travolta, Kirsten Dunst, Matt Damon, Maureen McCormick, Naomi Campbell, Ocean's Thirteen )

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Proud mother Angelina Jolie celebrates the adoption of her fourth child, 3-year-old Vietnamese orphan Pax Thien

John Travolta, Kirsten Dunst and Jennifer Lopez hit the Vegas strip for ShoWest

Maureen McCormick (aka Marcia Brady) returns to TV and reveals her past struggle with drugs and bulimia

Life is a runway for Naomi Campbell, who glams it up while doing court-ordered community service

Jada Pinkett Smith steps back into the spotlight in Reign Over Me

Ex 'NSync-er Joey Fatone's weight-loss secret? Dancing with the Stars

John O'Hurley's baby boy is a chip off the Spamalot block

Lost in rugged woods for three days – and without his ADD medication – Boy Scout Michael Auberry, 12, survives on Pringles and water

With his new wife (his childhood crush) and new home, country singer Dierks Bentley leaves the bachelor life behind

A Texas law requiring girls to be vaccinated for cervical cancer stirs a debate

Life behind bars isn't easy for some of America's most infamous prison inmates

What were the American Idol finalists like as little tots? Their moms and dads dish

Randy Spelling copes with dad Aaron's death and embraces his new role as an uncle

With cats and dogs dying, a major manufacturer recalls tainted pet food

After seven years in court, a girl is returned to her birth parents from the only family she's known

Danny Glover discusses life at 60 and his return to Hollywood

George, Brad and Matt reunite for another heist in Ocean's Thirteen

After the deaths of her son and husband, Valerie Sobel found a new mission: helping families of sick children

Cover Girl: Kirsten Dunst on W Magazine Filed under ( Kirsten Dunst )

Kirsten Dunst appears on the cover of W Magazine this month. The feature on the inside of the magazine is full of great snippets from Dunst. Here's an excerpt:

When Kirsten Dunst decides to get a little silly—something she is wont to do—she contorts her voice. The vocal equivalent of scrunching up her nose like a little bunny, it sounds as far away as possible from her regal Marie Antoinette or her fickle-in-love Mary Jane Watson in the Spider-Man films. It's nasal, tuneful, high-pitched and distinctly Muppet-like.

"SkyMall!" she announces with a singsong intonation that's a cross between Kermit the Frog and the Swedish Chef. We're in a conversation lull, listening to some of Dunst's favorite tunes by Arcade Fire, Kate Bush and a group of singing kittens called the Jingle Cats (they mew holiday songs), when out of nowhere, the 24-year-old moppet-haired former child star reaches over to the desk in her New York hotel room for a copy of the friendly skies' favorite shopping magazine. She immediately shrugs off my disbelieving expression.

"Are you kidding me?" Dunst asks, having none of it. "It's hilarious, and there are the most genius gifts in here." She flips to a folded-over page. "Like popcorn machines." She points to a huge, fire-engine red, antique-looking popcorn maker with wheels, the kind you'd find on Main Street in Disney World: "Oh, come on. Like you wouldn't want that in your house?"

Photos from W Magazine