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Courtney Love—Doctor's Office in Beverly Hills

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Brandy: “She doesn’t look like Courtney Love anymore. In this shot, she is coming out of a medical building. She had a cigarette the moment she walked out the door. The photographers said that she looked wasted, but maybe she had some nitrous at the doctor’s office. She was with a friend, and it looked like they never went to sleep and showed up at the doctor wearing the same clothes from the night before”

Regis: “Courtney looks like this because she stopped drinking and took a lot of diet pills. The better she gets inside, the worse she looks outside. Now her daughter Francis Bean is being photographed at the shows and premieres. She always looks uncomfortable. She will lose some baby weight a little bit later exactly like Demi Moore’s daughter, Rumer Willis.”

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David Samuels is the author of Only Love Can Break Your Heart, a collection of essays and reporting, and The Runner: A True Account of the Amazing Adventures and Fantastical Lies of the Ivy League Impostor James Hogue, both published this spring. François-Regis Navarre, a former journalist for Le Monde, is the owner of X17, Hollywood's biggest paparazzi agency. Brandy Navarre, a former journalist for Reuters, runs the X17 agency. X17 regularly updates the images on its website, www.X17online.com."

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