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Sunday Times Magazine January 10th 2010
Waugh Zone – It takes a certain kind of person to stand in a queue with grace. Our columnist is not one of them
Relative Values – Pete Townshend Who guitarist, and his “smart, focused” daughter Emma, writer and musician
Chat Room – In our new regular slot, the philosopher Robert Rowland Smith explains why revenge is sweet – as long as you choose your moment; George Clooney’s secret past; Tina Brown on the Clintons, the Obamas and “Stalin in high heels”
Short Story – A lone child and an alienated man cross paths in a teeming Viennese airport, and find solace in each other. An enigmatic tale from the Chinese novelist Xiaolu Guo
A Life in the Day – Nick Dobrik. 50-year-old thalidomide survivor and campaigner, on finally achieving victory
Rocky hits the canvas – He’s used to playing the hard guy. Now Sylvester Stallone – a painter since his teens- is making waves in the art world. And he says it’s the toughest thing he’s ever done
Back to square mum – They chose a career over full-time parenting But the recession has forced many working mothers back into the home. Now they’re struggling to come to terms with a radical change in their identity
COVER: How would you feel? – Three million animals die in the name of science every year in the UK. But scientists say their deaths are necessary to save human lives. We enter the sterile, secretive world of animal testing
Je ne regrette rien – Don’t be fooled by the fragile facade. After becoming a global pop star at 14, Vanessa Paradis endured years as a national hate figure, then went on to tame Johnny Depp
64 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age.
