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Pick up the South Whidbey Record tomorrow for your copy of USA Weekend.
The cover story is on actor Leonardo DiCaprio, who reveals he is more silly than serious.
Looking for a great Valentine’s Day gift? This year, customize a present for your loved one.
Unexpected houseguests? Don’t panic: USA Weekend gives tips on how to clean up quickly.
And in Who’s News, Hannah Storm returns to her sports roots and “Criminal Minds” star Matthew Gray Gubler bounces back from injury.

Pick up tomorrow’s issue of the Record and get a sassy sneak preview of the Vancouver Games from Kristi Yamaguchi, the gold-medal figure skater.
Other stories include an article on how to have a pizza party, and let your guests makes their own pies on Super Bowl Sunday, and a story that will set out three steps on how to learn more about ovarian cancer.
In Who’s News, “When in Rome” star Kristen Bell is really a homebody. And Basia Bulat is a musical success for car commercials.

Pick up tomorrow’s issue of the South Whidbey Record for the latest edition of USA Weekend.
The cover story is “Older and better.” Get the latest on aging well, plus, how Glenn Close stays in tip-top shape.
Also in this weekend’s issue, get six expert tips for a great weekend meal.
And Tavis Smiley takes an inside look at Hillary Clinton, the nation’s top diplomat.
In Who’s News, Spencer Grammer of “Greek” catches up on off-screen adventures. “Psych” stars Dule Hill and James Roday love the 1980s. And Chris Noth is the spitting image of a 1940s leading man.

Pick up tomorrow’s edition of the South Whidbey Record for “Seven ways to come together,” Stephen Covey’s highly effective ways for Americans to get along.
In other stories, Betty White reflects on more than 60 years of making people laugh. And the newest Iron Chef gives tips on cooking with your youngsters.
And in “Who’s News,” Adrianne Palicki of “Friday Night Lights” hits the big screen with “Legion.” And longtime newsman John Stossel enjoys his new home at Fox Business.