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Oliviero Toscani died at 82
Cecina, Italy. January 13, 2025. Advertising by Oliviero Toscani. Italian photographer Oliviero Toscani, best known for his shock advertising campaigns has died at 82 in Cecina, Italy. (Piero Oliosi/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Recovery from anorexia seminar at Sophiahemmet college, Stockholm, Sweden - 03 Jun 2019
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Princess Sofia
Recovery from anorexia seminar at Sophiahemmet college, Stockholm, Sweden - 03 Jun 2019
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Recovery from anorexia seminar at Sophiahemmet college, Stockholm, Sweden - 03 Jun 2019
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Princess Sofia
Recovery from anorexia seminar at Sophiahemmet college, Stockholm, Sweden - 03 Jun 2019
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Recovery from anorexia seminar at Sophiahemmet college, Stockholm, Sweden - 03 Jun 2019
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Princess Sofia
Recovery from anorexia seminar at Sophiahemmet college, Stockholm, Sweden - 03 Jun 2019
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Recovery from anorexia seminar at Sophiahemmet college, Stockholm, Sweden - 03 Jun 2019
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Princess Sofia
Recovery from anorexia seminar at Sophiahemmet college, Stockholm, Sweden - 03 Jun 2019
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Recovery from anorexia seminar at Sophiahemmet college, Stockholm, Sweden - 03 Jun 2019
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Princess Sofia
Recovery from anorexia seminar at Sophiahemmet college, Stockholm, Sweden - 03 Jun 2019
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Recovery from anorexia seminar at Sophiahemmet college, Stockholm, Sweden - 03 Jun 2019
Mandatory Credit: Photo by IBL/REX (10267189e)
Princess Sofia
Recovery from anorexia seminar at Sophiahemmet college, Stockholm, Sweden - 03 Jun 2019
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STUDIO - Marianne und Alice Kavanagh
Author and journalist Marianne Kavanagh and her daughter Alice, 21, pictured at their home, London, UK. Marianne Kavanagh has worked on a number of UK magazines, including Woman, Tatler and the Telegraph's Saturday magazine. She joined the launch team of Marie Claire, where she became deputy editor, before leaving to spend more time with her family. Her book title, For Once in My Life, made The Australian Book Designers Association Award shortlist in 2015.
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STUDIO - Marianne und Alice Kavanagh
Author and journalist Marianne Kavanagh and her daughter Alice, 21, pictured at their home, London, UK. Marianne Kavanagh has worked on a number of UK magazines, including Woman, Tatler and the Telegraph's Saturday magazine. She joined the launch team of Marie Claire, where she became deputy editor, before leaving to spend more time with her family. Her book title, For Once in My Life, made The Australian Book Designers Association Award shortlist in 2015.
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STUDIO - Marianne und Alice Kavanagh
Author and journalist Marianne Kavanagh and her daughter Alice, 21, pictured at their home, London, UK. Marianne Kavanagh has worked on a number of UK magazines, including Woman, Tatler and the Telegraph's Saturday magazine. She joined the launch team of Marie Claire, where she became deputy editor, before leaving to spend more time with her family. Her book title, For Once in My Life, made The Australian Book Designers Association Award shortlist in 2015.
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STUDIO - Marianne und Alice Kavanagh
Author and journalist Marianne Kavanagh and her daughter Alice, 21, pictured at their home, London, UK. Marianne Kavanagh has worked on a number of UK magazines, including Woman, Tatler and the Telegraph's Saturday magazine. She joined the launch team of Marie Claire, where she became deputy editor, before leaving to spend more time with her family. Her book title, For Once in My Life, made The Australian Book Designers Association Award shortlist in 2015.
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STUDIO - Marianne und Alice Kavanagh
Author and journalist Marianne Kavanagh and her daughter Alice, 21, pictured at their home, London, UK. Marianne Kavanagh has worked on a number of UK magazines, including Woman, Tatler and the Telegraph's Saturday magazine. She joined the launch team of Marie Claire, where she became deputy editor, before leaving to spend more time with her family. Her book title, For Once in My Life, made The Australian Book Designers Association Award shortlist in 2015.
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STUDIO - Marianne und Alice Kavanagh
Author and journalist Marianne Kavanagh and her daughter Alice, 21, pictured at their home, London, UK. Marianne Kavanagh has worked on a number of UK magazines, including Woman, Tatler and the Telegraph's Saturday magazine. She joined the launch team of Marie Claire, where she became deputy editor, before leaving to spend more time with her family. Her book title, For Once in My Life, made The Australian Book Designers Association Award shortlist in 2015.
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STUDIO - Marianne und Alice Kavanagh
Author and journalist Marianne Kavanagh and her daughter Alice, 21, pictured at their home, London, UK. Marianne Kavanagh has worked on a number of UK magazines, including Woman, Tatler and the Telegraph's Saturday magazine. She joined the launch team of Marie Claire, where she became deputy editor, before leaving to spend more time with her family. Her book title, For Once in My Life, made The Australian Book Designers Association Award shortlist in 2015.
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STUDIO - Marianne und Alice Kavanagh
Author and journalist Marianne Kavanagh and her daughter Alice, 21, pictured at their home, London, UK. Marianne Kavanagh has worked on a number of UK magazines, including Woman, Tatler and the Telegraph's Saturday magazine. She joined the launch team of Marie Claire, where she became deputy editor, before leaving to spend more time with her family. Her book title, For Once in My Life, made The Australian Book Designers Association Award shortlist in 2015.
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STUDIO - Marianne und Alice Kavanagh
Author and journalist Marianne Kavanagh and her daughter Alice, 21, pictured at their home, London, UK. Marianne Kavanagh has worked on a number of UK magazines, including Woman, Tatler and the Telegraph's Saturday magazine. She joined the launch team of Marie Claire, where she became deputy editor, before leaving to spend more time with her family. Her book title, For Once in My Life, made The Australian Book Designers Association Award shortlist in 2015.
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STUDIO - Marianne und Alice Kavanagh
Author and journalist Marianne Kavanagh and her daughter Alice, 21, pictured at their home, London, UK. Marianne Kavanagh has worked on a number of UK magazines, including Woman, Tatler and the Telegraph's Saturday magazine. She joined the launch team of Marie Claire, where she became deputy editor, before leaving to spend more time with her family. Her book title, For Once in My Life, made The Australian Book Designers Association Award shortlist in 2015.
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STUDIO - Marianne und Alice Kavanagh
Author and journalist Marianne Kavanagh and her daughter Alice, 21, pictured at their home, London, UK. Marianne Kavanagh has worked on a number of UK magazines, including Woman, Tatler and the Telegraph's Saturday magazine. She joined the launch team of Marie Claire, where she became deputy editor, before leaving to spend more time with her family. Her book title, For Once in My Life, made The Australian Book Designers Association Award shortlist in 2015.
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STUDIO - Marianne und Alice Kavanagh
Author and journalist Marianne Kavanagh and her daughter Alice, 21, pictured at their home, London, UK. Marianne Kavanagh has worked on a number of UK magazines, including Woman, Tatler and the Telegraph's Saturday magazine. She joined the launch team of Marie Claire, where she became deputy editor, before leaving to spend more time with her family. Her book title, For Once in My Life, made The Australian Book Designers Association Award shortlist in 2015.
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The Fashion Group International's 25th Annual Night of Stars, New York, America - 23 Oct 2008
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Allegra Versace
The Fashion Group International's 25th Annual Night of Stars, New York, America - 23 Oct 2008
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ZUSAMMENSTELLUNG: Überschlanke Promis - Dürr sein ist immer wieder inn
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Giraffe versteckt sich
Kuckuckspiel: Die scheue Giraffe Jasmien versteckt sich hinter einem Baum im Zoo von Arnheim / 280214 ***
ARNHEM - Peekaboo. Her name is Jasmien and she is probably the most shy giraffe in the world. Understandable, if you're just born. Jasmien is the third giraffe that is born in a period of one month at Burgers' Zoo in the Dutch city Arnhem. In such a short time three births of a giraffe in one zoo is very special. Friday 28-2-2014 she was allowed to go outside with mother Jana. But with visitors around, she prefer to hide behind a tree. And that just fits... almost. *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Giraffe versteckt sich
Kuckuckspiel: Die scheue Giraffe Jasmien versteckt sich hinter einem Baum im Zoo von Arnheim / 280214 ***
ARNHEM - Peekaboo. Her name is Jasmien and she is probably the most shy giraffe in the world. Understandable, if you're just born. Jasmien is the third giraffe that is born in a period of one month at Burgers' Zoo in the Dutch city Arnhem. In such a short time three births of a giraffe in one zoo is very special. Friday 28-2-2014 she was allowed to go outside with mother Jana. But with visitors around, she prefer to hide behind a tree. And that just fits... almost. *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Giraffe versteckt sich
Kuckuckspiel: Die scheue Giraffe Jasmien versteckt sich hinter einem Baum im Zoo von Arnheim / 280214 ***
ARNHEM - Peekaboo. Her name is Jasmien and she is probably the most shy giraffe in the world. Understandable, if you're just born. Jasmien is the third giraffe that is born in a period of one month at Burgers' Zoo in the Dutch city Arnhem. In such a short time three births of a giraffe in one zoo is very special. Friday 28-2-2014 she was allowed to go outside with mother Jana. But with visitors around, she prefer to hide behind a tree. And that just fits... almost. *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Singer songwriter Karima Francis
Karima Francis is a Blackpool-born singer-songwriter. Photographed in north London.
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Singer songwriter Karima Francis
Karima Francis is a Blackpool-born singer-songwriter. Photographed in north London.
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Singer songwriter Karima Francis
Karima Francis is a Blackpool-born singer-songwriter. Photographed in north London.
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Singer songwriter Karima Francis
Karima Francis is a Blackpool-born singer-songwriter. Photographed in north London.
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Singer songwriter Karima Francis
Karima Francis is a Blackpool-born singer-songwriter. Photographed in north London.
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Singer songwriter Karima Francis
Karima Francis is a Blackpool-born singer-songwriter. Photographed in north London.
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Singer songwriter Karima Francis
Karima Francis is a Blackpool-born singer-songwriter. Photographed in north London.
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Singer songwriter Karima Francis
Karima Francis is a Blackpool-born singer-songwriter. Photographed in north London.
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Singer songwriter Karima Francis
Karima Francis is a Blackpool-born singer-songwriter. Photographed in north London.
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Singer songwriter Karima Francis
Karima Francis is a Blackpool-born singer-songwriter. Photographed in north London.
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Singer songwriter Karima Francis
Karima Francis is a Blackpool-born singer-songwriter. Photographed in north London.
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Singer songwriter Karima Francis
Karima Francis is a Blackpool-born singer-songwriter. Photographed in north London.
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Former anorexic Harriet Smith who is planning to run the London Marathon, Britain - 22 Feb 2012
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Anorexia Almost Killed Me But Now I'm Back On Track
Hard at work training for the London marathon, Harriet Smith looks the picture of health.
However, not so long ago the 26-year-old was given just weeks to live after anorexia caused her weight to plummet.
At the height of her illness, 5ft 8ins Harriet weighed just five stone, had a BMI of 10 and ate one apple every few days.
Now, after a 12 year battle to overcome the condition the qualified nurse weighs a healthy 9st 7lb.
Harriet's slide into anorexia began when she was 14 and decided to eat more healthily.
However, this quickly morphed into an obsession with food that saw her lose four stone in the space of a few years.
The extreme weight loss saw her suffer constant headaches, caused her periods to stop and made a fine layer of hair grow on her body.
Despite the symptoms Harriet refused to accept she had a problem - even when doctors warned she was so thin her heart could stop.
Eventually, in July 2005 she was sectioned under the Mental Health Act and was sent to a specialist eating disorder unit for 12 months.
Here she was kept under strict surveillance and thanks to the regime - alongside pleas from her family - she began to put on weight.
Today, she credits the support she received from mum Joanne, 63, dad Graeme, 55, and brothers Tom, 28, and Edward, 21 for her recovery.
And while running was once a way to burn calories and lose weight, it is now something she does simply for the fun of it.
Harriet is now in training for the London Marathon, which she plans to run in aid of the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA).
She also hopes her remarkable story will act as a message of hope other sufferers of anorexia.
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Former anorexic Harriet Smith who is planning to run the London Marathon, Britain - 22 Feb 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Albanpix Ltd / Rex Features (1673131h)
Anorexia Almost Killed Me But Now I'm Back On Track
Hard at work training for the London marathon, Harriet Smith looks the picture of health.
However, not so long ago the 26-year-old was given just weeks to live after anorexia caused her weight to plummet.
At the height of her illness, 5ft 8ins Harriet weighed just five stone, had a BMI of 10 and ate one apple every few days.
Now, after a 12 year battle to overcome the condition the qualified nurse weighs a healthy 9st 7lb.
Harriet's slide into anorexia began when she was 14 and decided to eat more healthily.
However, this quickly morphed into an obsession with food that saw her lose four stone in the space of a few years.
The extreme weight loss saw her suffer constant headaches, caused her periods to stop and made a fine layer of hair grow on her body.
Despite the symptoms Harriet refused to accept she had a problem - even when doctors warned she was so thin her heart could stop.
Eventually, in July 2005 she was sectioned under the Mental Health Act and was sent to a specialist eating disorder unit for 12 months.
Here she was kept under strict surveillance and thanks to the regime - alongside pleas from her family - she began to put on weight.
Today, she credits the support she received from mum Joanne, 63, dad Graeme, 55, and brothers Tom, 28, and Edward, 21 for her recovery.
And while running was once a way to burn calories and lose weight, it is now something she does simply for the fun of it.
Harriet is now in training for the London Marathon, which she plans to run in aid of the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA).
She also hopes her remarkable story will act as a message of hope other sufferers of anorexia.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Albanpix Ltd / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VYISXNPBP (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Former anorexic Harriet Smith who is planning to run the London Marathon, Britain - 22 Feb 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Albanpix Ltd / Rex Features (1673131g)
Anorexia Almost Killed Me But Now I'm Back On Track
Hard at work training for the London marathon, Harriet Smith looks the picture of health.
However, not so long ago the 26-year-old was given just weeks to live after anorexia caused her weight to plummet.
At the height of her illness, 5ft 8ins Harriet weighed just five stone, had a BMI of 10 and ate one apple every few days.
Now, after a 12 year battle to overcome the condition the qualified nurse weighs a healthy 9st 7lb.
Harriet's slide into anorexia began when she was 14 and decided to eat more healthily.
However, this quickly morphed into an obsession with food that saw her lose four stone in the space of a few years.
The extreme weight loss saw her suffer constant headaches, caused her periods to stop and made a fine layer of hair grow on her body.
Despite the symptoms Harriet refused to accept she had a problem - even when doctors warned she was so thin her heart could stop.
Eventually, in July 2005 she was sectioned under the Mental Health Act and was sent to a specialist eating disorder unit for 12 months.
Here she was kept under strict surveillance and thanks to the regime - alongside pleas from her family - she began to put on weight.
Today, she credits the support she received from mum Joanne, 63, dad Graeme, 55, and brothers Tom, 28, and Edward, 21 for her recovery.
And while running was once a way to burn calories and lose weight, it is now something she does simply for the fun of it.
Harriet is now in training for the London Marathon, which she plans to run in aid of the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA).
She also hopes her remarkable story will act as a message of hope other sufferers of anorexia.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Albanpix Ltd / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VYISXNPBP (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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EXCLUSIVE Single Demi Moore before collapse in december
Distraught Demi Moore running and losing her glasses in West Hollywood after beauty salon, Demi looks very skinny and frail. Demi was hospitalized later jan 24 for anorexia and drug problem Dec 14, 2011 X17online.com EXCLUSIVE
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EXCLUSIVE Single Demi Moore before collapse in december
Distraught Demi Moore running and losing her glasses in West Hollywood after beauty salon, Demi looks very skinny and frail. Demi was hospitalized later jan 24 for anorexia and drug problem Dec 14, 2011 X17online.com EXCLUSIVE
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EXCLUSIVE Single Demi Moore before collapse in december
Distraught Demi Moore running and losing her glasses in West Hollywood after beauty salon, Demi looks very skinny and frail. Demi was hospitalized later jan 24 for anorexia and drug problem Dec 14, 2011 X17online.com EXCLUSIVE
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EXCLUSIVE Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin
Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin heading to a casting in Beverly Hills. Lindsay Lohan's 17 year old sister is so pencil thin you can see the bones in her neck. December 5, 2011. X17online.com EXCLUSIVE (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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EXCLUSIVE Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin
Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin heading to a casting in Beverly Hills. Lindsay Lohan's 17 year old sister is so pencil thin you can see the bones in her neck. December 5, 2011. X17online.com EXCLUSIVE (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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EXCLUSIVE Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin
Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin heading to a casting in Beverly Hills. Lindsay Lohan's 17 year old sister is so pencil thin you can see the bones in her neck. December 5, 2011. X17online.com EXCLUSIVE (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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EXCLUSIVE Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin
Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin heading to a casting in Beverly Hills. Lindsay Lohan's 17 year old sister is so pencil thin you can see the bones in her neck. December 5, 2011. X17online.com EXCLUSIVE (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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EXCLUSIVE Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin
Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin heading to a casting in Beverly Hills. Lindsay Lohan's 17 year old sister is so pencil thin you can see the bones in her neck. December 5, 2011. X17online.com EXCLUSIVE (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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EXCLUSIVE Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin
Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin heading to a casting in Beverly Hills. Lindsay Lohan's 17 year old sister is so pencil thin you can see the bones in her neck. December 5, 2011. X17online.com EXCLUSIVE (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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EXCLUSIVE Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin
Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin heading to a casting in Beverly Hills. Lindsay Lohan's 17 year old sister is so pencil thin you can see the bones in her neck. December 5, 2011. X17online.com EXCLUSIVE (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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EXCLUSIVE Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin
Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin heading to a casting in Beverly Hills. Lindsay Lohan's 17 year old sister is so pencil thin you can see the bones in her neck. December 5, 2011. X17online.com EXCLUSIVE (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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EXCLUSIVE Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin
Ali Lohan looking scary stick thin heading to a casting in Beverly Hills. Lindsay Lohan's 17 year old sister is so pencil thin you can see the bones in her neck. December 5, 2011. X17online.com EXCLUSIVE (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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