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	The National Enquirer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The National Enquirer (also commonly known as The Enquirer) is a national American supermarket tabloid published by American Media Inc (AMI).
		Controversy arose again for the Enquirer when an article by writer Alan Butterfield was published in 2003 alleging that male members of the family of kidnapping victim Elizabeth Smart were involved in a gay sex ring.
		AMI was among the victims of the 2001 anthrax attacks, when a photo editor of one of the Enquirer's sister publications died after opening an envelope containing anthrax spores.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/National_Enquirer (778 words)

	National Enquirer
		Not surprisingly, the Enquirer was the catalyst for this breakdown of barriers.
		The Enquirer was the first to report that, five weeks before the murders, Simpson had bought a 15-inch stiletto.
		The Enquirer, meanwhile, covers the same celebrities by digging through their court records and running photos of them without makeup.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /archive/features/99/03/04/ENQUIRER.html (3103 words)

	Condit v. National Enquirer
		Plaintiff contends many of the Enquirer's stories concern events which transpired in preceding years, do not contain dates or any indications the content was quickly brought to press, and are regular features such as "All the Buzz," "All the Gossip," and "Planet Tabloid," which consist of editorialized comments and opinions.
		The record includes the two 1976 issues of the Enquirer which formed the basis for the determination in Burnett that the publication was not a section 48a newspaper.
		The content of the Enquirer is relevant only insofar as it shows whether the Enquirer of today serves the public interest by currently disseminating news so as to warrant protection under section 48a.
	www.casp.net /condit-1.html (4667 words)

	I Believe the National Enquirer By Jack Shafer
		The respondents who judged People (and the National Enquirer) so poorly are dead wrong, and the pollsters at Pew (for whom I have much respect) should be taken to the woodshed for having designed a rickety survey.
		The Enquirer may overplay stories, as it does in the most recent issue (June 14, 2004) by describing Jessica "Washingtonienne" Cutler in a headline as the center of a "Bush Sex Scandal" when all she's confessed to is having slept with an unnamed Bush appointee for money.
		By the time of the 1994 Nicole Brown Simpson-Ron Goldman murders, the Enquirer truth machine had become so good that reporter David Margolick was toasting it in the New York Times for scooping the competition—and applauding it for spiking many of the false stories that appeared in mainstream media.
	www.slate.com /id/2102303 (1013 words)

	Forget Elvis. Tabs owe it all to Jackie O.
		Sloan was also surprised to learn that the Enquirer’s staff consisted not of alcoholics and deadbeats, as had long been the case with the tabloids, but mostly of other ex-newspaper types.
		Though the issue of the Enquirer with Elvis Presley dead in his coffin became the best seller ever, moving seven million copies, once the King, Jackie O. and Princess Diana were gone, there were no "megastars" who could replace them, says Sloan.
		Thanks to Pope’s initiative, the Enquirer was then in the process of making over its image in the hopes of winning distribution in grocery stores and other mainstream sales outlets.
	www.medialifemagazine.com /news2001/aug01/aug06/5_fri/news2friday.html (830 words)

	"Englebert Humberdinck Sues National Enquirer"
		Arnold Dorsey, better known as pop singer Engelbert Humperdink, is suing the National Enquirer for $50 million becAUse the tabloid ran a story claiming he is HIV-positive.
		The Dec. 27 issue of the Enquirer says that Kathy Jetter, a 32-year-woman who won a paternity suit against the singer in 1980, filed an affadavit later in the case saying Humperdink has AIDS.
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	www.aegis.com /news/ads/1988/AD880438.html (424 words)

	Condit v. National Enquirer (Part 2)
		While the Enquirer, unlike the individuals who sought section 48a protection in Denney and Field Research, is engaged in a publication enterprise effectively able to print retractions in subsequent issues, section 48a coverage extends only to those whose daily occupation it is to communicate the news rapidly.
		The evidence shows a distinct lack of emphasis on the timeliness of news reported by the Enquirer, which militates against a finding that the Enquirer is the type of time-driven publication ("newspaper") the legislature enacted section 48a to afford special protection in weighing the balance between timeliness and accuracy in news dissemination.
		Perel's capacity as editor at the Enquirer working on the O.J. Simpson case, and since 1996 is specified, and he asserts he has personal knowledge of these events, the objections to paragraphs 1-3, 5-6, 8-10, and 12-13 are overruled.
	www.casp.net /condit-2.html (5268 words)

	iWon - National Enquirer Breaking News
		I am thrilled The National ENQUIRER has embarked on a campaign to have me be a recipient of a Kennedy Center Honor."
		ENQUIRER readers strongly agree that 77-year-old Jerry -- who is battling to recover from recent illnesses -- should be honored with the annual award given by the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. Jerry's huge legion of fans also added their personal comments.
		Late last year we asked our warmhearted family of readers to help get the prestigious award for the gifted comedian -- and you responded by the thousands, filling out our coupon expressing your support.
	entertainment.iwon.com /celebgossip/enq/id/03_05_2003.html (396 words)

	National Enquirer
		The National Enquirer achieved its biggest sales--six million copies--by giving Elvis Presley fans a final photo to remember him by, and the King in his coffin commands a centerfold here.
		The National Enquirer: Thirty Years of Unforgettable Images is what's known as a 'coffee table book,' but if we compare it to coffee, it's the instant kind: fast, cheap, and not for all tastes.
		The National Enquirer: 30 Years of Unforgettable Images delivers on the promise of its title.
	www.angelfire.com /oh2/writer/enquirer.html (403 words)

	Jet: Eddie Murphy drops lawsuit against National Enquirer regarding him and transvestite prostitute
		Eddie Murphy recently dropped his $5 million lawsuit against the tabloid publication, The National Enquirer, regarding the publication of stories about him and a transvestite prostitute he encountered in West Hollywood, CA.
		The National Enquirer has not and will not cooperate with Mr.
		Murphy with malice or recklessness." Murphy had contended that the reporters for The Enquirer and The Globe knew their articles were not true.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1355/is_n13_v92/ai_19681037 (359 words)

	My Way - Page Six
		The National Enquirer claims in its latest issue that Kerry had a "passionate affair" with an unnamed woman.
		The Enquirer claims that Kerry had an adulterous relationship with an unnamed woman in 1980 — two years before he and Thorne announced their separation (they did not officially divorce until 1988.)
		This weekend, the Boston Herald added fuel to the fire when it said of Sragow, now the presiding justice at Cambridge District Court in Massachusetts: "For years, those who have followed the junior senator's well-chronicled romances have assumed that his relationship with [Sragow] preceded Kerry's trip to divorce court."
	entertainment.myway.com /celebgossip/pgsix/id/07_31_2004_1.html (383 words)

	National Enquirer - USA national people newspaper at Mondo Times
		The National Enquirer covers stars and famous personalities plus human interest stories and medical breakthroughs.
		National Enquirer is a USA newspaper covering entertainment » people.
		National Enquirer contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members.
	www.mondotimes.com /2/topics/5/entertainment/86/1350 (172 words)

	The Gaelic Starover: Off the wagon again?
		The National Enquirer is a silly “supermarket taboid” given to garish and sensational stories.
		However, it becomes interesting when one considers the demographics of the National Enquirer’s readership and its rôle in informing their politics.
		While it’s easy to dismiss the National Enquirer, we ought to consider the following.
	gaelicstarover.blogspot.com /2005/09/off-wagon-again.html (1696 words)

	The New York Times > Business > Media & Advertising > Enquirer's British Invasion
		pirits were high in the offices of The National Enquirer in Manhattan last week.
		Paul Field, the Enquirer's editor and a former associate editor of The Sun, a popular British tabloid, was in particularly fine fettle, even though he was fighting a cold.
		And that ubiquity has imperiled The Enquirer, one of the publications that started the modern era of gossip journalism when, in its current incarnation, it was founded in 1952.
	www.nytimes.com /2005/03/29/business/media/29enqi.html?ex=1269752400&en=09df222921861e9f&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland (834 words)

	ABC News: Cameron Diaz Sues the National Enquirer
		SANTA MONICA, Calif. Jun 3, 2005 (AP)— Actress Cameron Diaz is suing The National Enquirer for more than $10 million, alleging the celebrity tabloid libeled her in a story that claimed she cheated on boyfriend Justin Timberlake by kissing another man.
		ABC News: Cameron Diaz Sues the National Enquirer
		Martin said she was "emotionally and physically distraught" after a National Enquirer reporter pulled her away from her class and asked for her response to Nickerson leaving her daughter for Diaz.
	abcnews.go.com /Entertainment/wireStory?id=815931 (268 words)

	natenmag
		The National Enquirer Magazine features exclusive, in-depth coverage and photos of late breaking news and events and goes behind the scenes to uncover what Enquiring Minds really want to know.
		National Enquirer Magazine Subscription: 52 issues per year.
		National Enquirer covers star personalities, human interest stories and medical breakthroughs.
	www.bluemagazines.ca /product_p/natenmag.htm&Click=272 (78 words)

	USATODAY.com - Ashley Olsen sues tabloid for libel, invasion of privacy
		LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actress Ashley Olsen is suing The National Enquirer over a story that claimed she was involved in a drug scandal.
		A message left with The National Enquirer in Boca Raton, Fla., was not immediately returned.
		According to the suit, the Enquirer used a misleading headline and cover photograph to imply Olsen was doing drugs.
	www.usatoday.com /life/people/2005-02-16-olsen-libel-suit_x.htm?POE=LIFISVA (349 words)

	DORK TOWER
		The August 1 National Enquirer was, apparently, the Romance issue.
		Still others have a reporter from the National Enquirer ring them up one lunch hour, simply because they proposed to their fiance in the funny pages.
		However, giving the National Enquirer the benefit of the doubt, the phrase may just have been taken out of context.
	archive.gamespy.com /comics/dorktower/page.asp?id=11 (1572 words)

	National Enquirer Magazine Celebrity News & Gossip National Enquirer Subscription: MagazineCity
		The National Enquirer is the undisputed leader in the field of celebrity journalism.
		In every issue of National Enquirer, you'll find the real untold stories about all your favorite celebrities.
		PLUS National Enquirer provides the behind-the-scenes exclusives that only the Enquirer can deliver!
	www.magazinecity.com /1130-52.html (106 words)

	Dr. Hynek and the National Enquirer (1974)
		The last paragraph in the preceding 2/74 NICAP journal concerning a historic meeting between NICAP, APRO, and "decision makers" of the National Enquirer confirms that both groups were expecting the Enquirer to help complete the investigation of various cases if their funding was running low.
		It will also help one understand his "relationship" with the National Enquirer as being a "necessity of the times;" a relationship under ordinary circumstances he probably would never have undertaken due to its virtually certain negative impact on his reputation.
		Cases which are submitted for the Enquirer's UFO panel evaluation will now receive funding from the National Enquirer to insure complete analysis.
	www.cohenufo.org /hynek.enquir.html (1227 words)

	Ashley Olsen's Tab Turn - Feb 16, 2005 - E! Online News
		Sartiano's activities," attorney Stanton L. Stein wrote in a letter to the higher-ups at American Media Inc. and the National Enquirer.
		Per the Enquirer, Sartiano was questioned in the case about whether he had ever used drugs such as cocaine and Ecstasy and whether he was present during a public sex act that took place in an area called the "Freak Box" at a club called Spa.
		Celine Dion was also victorious in her battle against the Enquirer over a story that falsely alleged she was pregnant with twins.
	www.eonline.com /News/Items/0,1,15940,00.html (779 words)

	St. James Encyclopedia of Pop Culture: The National Enquirer
		Although, in fact, the Star& coverage led the tabloid pack in some of the sex-and-politics scandals of the 1990s, it was the National Enquirer's photo spread of the Gary Hart/Donna Rice embroglio (June 2, 1987) which shaped all future coverage.
		As re-invented by Generoso Pope in 1952, and then again in 1968, the National Enquirer became the archetype and model of the "supermarket tabloids" of the 1980s and 1990s.
		To talk about the National Enquirer is to talk about American popular culture at the end of the twentieth century.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_g1epc/is_tov/ai_2419100865 (703 words)

	National Enquirer Goes Mobile MocoNews.net
		The National Enquirer has signed up FoneStarz to sell some mobile content…”The exclusive deal will initially allow any of the estimated 12 million National Enquirer readers in the USA to personalise their mobile handsets with pictures and ringtones featured on adverts in the leading supermarket tabloid.
		The National Enquirer has signed up FoneStarz to sell some mobile content, reports James Pearce for Moco News.
		Further services, including horoscope and celebrity gossip alerts, are planned for roll out with various operators in the USA and will reflect the National Enquirer branding and content.”
	www.moconews.net /?p=3741 (350 words)

	Rush Limbaugh - National Enquirer
		The National Enquirer, that paragon of journalistic integrity, reported that Rush Limbaugh took large quantities of unprescribed painkilling drugs.
		And true to form, these political inquisitors, political assassins and carriers of the flame for the Dems are using it to try and destroy him.
		But these are the same political bigots who gave unstinting support to Bill Clinton when Juanita Broaddrick accused him of raping her.
	www.brookesnews.com /030610rush.html (940 words)

	The Nutty Professor in National Enquirer
		It was supported by the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Air Force and the National Science Foundation," spouted wild-haired math professor Jean-Marc Vanden-Broeck.
		His research gets government backing because the mathematics that explains the flow of tea also apply to the resistance of waves to a ship's hull.
		A researcher in complex dynamics, and former colleague of mine, has been featured in our nation's premiere tabloid.
	psoup.math.wisc.edu /Enquirer.html (381 words)

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		January 29, 2002 -- As re-invented by Generoso Pope in 1952, and then again in 1968, the National Enquirer became the archetype and model of the "supermarket...
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		October 20, 2000 -- The most intriguing aspect of the news that Cardinal Francis George of Chicago appointed an exorcist last year is that the designated devil-hitter priest...
	www.witchcraft.com /Occult/Pope-occult_listing.htm (745 words)

	National Enquirer : Magazine
		1) Magazine Magazine National Enquirer by American Media Inc. The painter Jose da Silveira was seen in marseille france with an Australian girl named according to the waiter Yvette Linton_Smith.
		3) Magazine Magazine National Enquirer by American Media Inc. Sometimes the National Enquirer is the only place to find the true story about a subject - for example it broke the story about O. J.´s shoes.
		Isabela P.R. Magazine Magazine National Enquirer by American Media Inc. What is the National Enquirer, you ask?
	www.pagenation.com /an/b00005niog.html (376 words)

	Jodie Foster.nu Articles "Genius Baby No. 2"
		"Charles is a beautiful, smart, loving boy -- and Jodie is absolutely blown away by him and the experience of being a mother," a source close to the actress told The ENQUIRER.
		That means both of the actress' sons -- 3-year-old Charles and little Kit, born on September 29 -- are the offspring of one super-handsome donor with an I.Q. of 160, according to the "Silence of the Lambs" star's pals.
	www.jodiefoster.nu /media/2000_genius_baby.htm (295 words)

	NPR : 'National Enquirer' to Get Facelift
		Morning Edition, April 7, 2005 · The new editor of the tabloid National Enquirer, Paul Field, is just 33 years old but has worked for most of the major British tabloids.
		The periodical brought him in to help revive the paper.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=4580381 (112 words)

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