Celebrity Sleuth by Volume Vol. 6 # 3

Celebrity Skindiscretions!!
OPENING NIGHTS
4 EARTHA KITT
6 KATHIE LEE GIFFORD
8 RONNIE SPECTOR
10 ELIZABETH TAYLOR
12 DIANNE BRILL
COMING OUT PARTIES
14 ROSEANNE ARNOLD
16 MARISA BERENSON
18 YVETTE MIMIEUX
20 KATHLEEN TURNER
CAR•NAL KNOWLEDGE
22 URSULA ANDRESS
24 FARRAH FAWCETT
26 BRIGITTE NIELSEN
28 CHER
30 IVANA TRUMP
32 SOPHIA LOREN
OUT ON THE TOWN
34 ALI MAC GRAW
38 MARGAUX HEMINGWAY
42 SHIRLEY BASSEY
44 LISA BONET
SELF PROMOTION
46 MAMIE VAN DOREN
48 BARBARA CARRERA
50 PRISCILLA PRESLEY
52 JO BETH WILLIAMS
54 WENDY EDMEAD
56 DIAN PARKINSON
SITTING PRETTY
58 GOLDIE HAWN
60 RAQUEL WELCH
62 CATHERINE DENEUVE
64 DEBEE ASHBY
66 MARLA MAPLES
CATCHING RAYS
68 JACQUELINE KENNEDY ONASSIS
70 JANE FONDA
72 BRIGITTE BARDOT
74 SOPHIA LOREN
76 CLAUDIA CARDINALE
78 LAURA ANTONELLI
80 CHERYL TIEGS
82 BARBARA BOUCHET
84 EMMANUELLE SEIGNER
THE FIVE GREATEST BLOOPERS OF ALL TIME
88 #5 JOAN BLONDELL
90 #4 MARGARET TRUDEAU
92 #3 TERRY MOORE
94 #2 CARMEN MIRANDA
96 #1 MARILYN MONROE
98 Back Issues Available
99 Special Offers

EDITORIAL
THE SLEUTHSAYER
"Sip, don't slurp," reprimands the charm-school teacher hired to instill etiquette in the uncouth jockettes playing in A League of Their Own. "Legs always together," she instructs, "a lady reveals nothing." Well, my dear, we sure hope you're sitting down...'cause have we got a flash for you!
This issue of CELEBRITY SLEUTH boldly goes where no men's mag has ever gone before: an entire edition devoted X-clusively to "Hot Flashers"—the famous bloopers, fallouts and slip-ups (often wearing no slip} of the rich and shameless. Think of it as a Kandid Kamera of the Kareless: celebrities caught in the act of baring themselves...accidentally exposing their foibles {and otherthings} to an adoring public for, in some cases, pubic}.
And it's precisely the forbidden nature of these exposures that adds to the titillation. As gossip guru Liz Smith writes: "Candid photography is nothing new, nor is a certain aggressiveness in obtaining an interesting, basically 'unposed' shot. But it was not until 1960 that the word paparazzi {Italian for 'household
pest'} was coined by Federico Fellini in La Dolce Vita. The long lens quickly became the bane of anyone who enjoyed (or didn't enjoy) a public life. It fell, however," Smith sums up, "to Elizabeth Taylor and Jacqueline Kennedy to bear the brunt of the paparazzi attack. These two women could not escape the camera's relentless pursuit." Nor Sleuth's...pages 10 and 68, respectively.
We've grouped our "Hot Flashers" into eight categories: "Opening Nights" for those unexpected fashion spreads; slips of the nips in "Coming Out Parties"; the auto accidents of "Car•nal Knowledge"; dressed to spill while "Out on the Town"; publicity stunts for "Self Promotion" purposes; fits of peek though "Sitting Pretty"; sun spottings while "Catching Rays"; and a concluding countdown of "The Five Greatest Bloopers of All Time."
"We make no pretense about the pictures you'll see," warned the editor of American Photo in announcing a controversial "Secrets of the Paparazzi" issue. "They're the visual equivalent of great gossip—sometimes scurrilous, sometimes scandalous, but oh, so interesting. Paparazzi are photojournalists who fulfill an important need in our celebrity-worshiping world: They scow the high and mighty in private moments, acting just like the rest of us, and often worse. Should we enjoy that? Maybe not, but we do." Feel free...
Always in Focus,