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From the Magazine
 
Power Brats, Nick Cave, Advice from Charles Manson, and
more! Check out Radar's current issue
Power Brats
Children of the rich and famous are taking over the
world. Welcome to the new age of nepotism
Obsessions
What better mentor for a 10-year-old than Charles
Manson? Little Billy seeks life advice, and America's
most notorious killers are happy to oblige
ADVERTISEMENT
Power Brats
Lourdes and Maddox and Miley, oh my! In this
brand-obsessed time, a famous last name is a ticket to
fame and fortune and nepotism is no longer a dirty word
Power Brats
Not all Aristo-brats are created equal. Radar
took a sampling of the up-and-coming crop, grading them
on talent, publicity-seeking inclination, and pure
shamelessness
Power Brats
It's one thing to cash in on your parent's name. But
when Mom and Dad start trading off yours, things can get
ugly
Social Studies
As F. Scott Fitzgerald famously noted, there are no
second acts in American lives. England, however, is a
whole 'nother story
Q&A
Will Arnett, Arrested Development's favorite
son, mouths off on blind people, Amy Poehler, and the
grossest commercial ever aired
Music
YouTube sensation Marié Digby was riding high
until the Wall St. Journal tried to take her
out. Not
that she's one to hold a grudge
Television
Good joke writing is harder than it looks. In
Radar's April print issue, Human Giant gave us
a peek at the grueling process behind the funny. Below,
the full clip of their latest sketch, "Gay Porn Ghost"
Scientology
After an embarrassing string of high-profile defection
and leaked videos, Scientology is under attack from a
faceless cabal of online activists. Has America's most
controversial religion finally met its match?
Scandal
Despite a rash of prostitution scandals, sex stills
sells on one of D.C.'s most prominent drags
Politics
Backed by an army of punked-out teens, cult Russian
novelist Eduard Limonov dedicated himself to taking on
Vladimir Putin. Will death threats and nutty supermodels
derail his democratic revolution?
Politics
How did a black junior senator from Illinois become the
golden boy of American politics? With a little help from
Hollywood
Hollywood
He's "Gorgeous George"—sexy, talented, and rich, a
nice guy and a wiseguy. No wonder everyone's gunning for him
Dossier
Radar's March issue takes a ride on the Ron
Paul blimp, a
project made possible by a squad of eccentric loyalists.
Below, fuel your
inner Paultard with a comprehensive listing of the
candidate's sites
From the Magazine
George Clooney has made no secret of his hated for the
paparazzi, reportedly even installing an egg-throwing
machine at his Lake Cuomo estate to pelt shutterbugs who
dare to cross an infrared barrier. (Clooney denies it.)
Below, exclusive video of Gorgeous George berating an
Italian journalist:
Q&A
Radar's March issue investigates how cult
Russian novelist Eduard Limonov, backed by an army of
punked-out teens, is taking on Vladimir Putin. Mark Ames
talks to the controversial writer about his real-life
Fight Club, and his hope for a new Russia
Fashion
As fashion goes mass, the barbarians are at the gates
... and the elite are trembling in their Louboutins. In
this excerpt from Radar Magazine's March
fashion issue, we rank the leading trendsetters du jour
In this excerpt from Radar Magazine's March
fashion issue, meet the style-world's new power elite
Post-Script
For three years Heath Ledger and Michelle Williams were
Brooklyn's golden couple. In light of the star's
untimely death, Radar looks back at the pair's life
together and the days after their split
Magazine
Josh Harris was the golden boy of the dot-com boom. $100
million later, he's plotting his comeback
Magazine
With global warming hogging the limelight, and
Nostradamus predicting our impending demise, This
excerpt from Radar Magazine's February issue
explores the other apocalyptic scenarios threatening to
do us in.
Magazine
Unprepared for Armageddon? Radar provides you
with a helpful list of doomsday supplies. Stock up
while there's still time!
Magazine
As the real Britney Spears bottoms out, her pint-size
doppelganger is going strong in Las Vegas
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