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The Good Stuff contents

FASHION + BEAUTY

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GH STYLE LAB

Easy outfit ideas and

genius get-gorgeous advice

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WRINKLES & BREAKOUTS

Science-backed treatments that

can help with both

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THE ULTIMATE GUIDE

TO CURLY HAIR

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GH SEAL SPOTLIGHT

Beauty essentials

YOUR HOME

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PICK A COLOR, ANY COLOR

Let one shade set the tone

for the whole house

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SPRING AHEAD

Fun Easter crafts and treats

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ASK THE GH

CLEANING LAB

Our home care

expert’s advice

DISCOVER

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THE WORKPLACE MANUAL

THEY NEVER GIVE YOU

A must-read for anyone facing

discrimination on the job

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TO MAKEUP OR

NOT TO MAKEUP?

Author Glennon Doyle weighs in

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PROVEN WAYS TO LOSE

STUBBORN POUNDS

GH REPORT

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GH BEST CLEANING

PRODUCT AWARDS

CONTENTS

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The Masked Singer

BEHIND THE SCENES OF

CONTESTANTS FOLLOW

CIA-LEVEL PROTOCOL

Actress Adrienne Bailon,

a.k.a. Flamingo from season

two, reveals that she was

first taken to a “secret

warehouse” to talk about her

character with producers.

From there, any time she

came to the set to rehearse

or film, she wasn’t allowed

to speak and had to wear

her designated “Don’t

Talk to Me!” sweatshirt to

ensure that no one would

figure out her identity.

IT’S ALL ABOUT THE COSTUMES

Costume designer Marina Toybina

and her team work to strike a

balance between art and practicality,

always factoring in the weight of

materials and potential airway or

overheating issues.

ONLY ABOUT 20 PEOPLE KNOW THE

CHARACTERS’ IDENTITIES EACH SEASON

To keep each famous face a secret, security guards

place audience members’ phones in sealed magnetic

pouches, and when it’s time for the big reveal, most

of the crowd has to leave. Only a select small group

gets to stay to see who is behind the mask.

GH readers have spoken, and Fox’s The Masked Singer is officially

your favorite competition show. (Yes, it beat out American Idol in our

online poll!) In this smash hit that’s part singing competition and part

guessing game, a group of celebrities face off in head-to-toe costumes,

with one contestant being eliminated (and “unmasked”) each week.

GH news & entertainment editor Kayla Keegan, who flew to L.A. for

a show taping, reveals its secretive inner workings.

Bluebonnet

Festival,

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Easter

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Discover even more behind-the-

scenes secrets at goodhousekeeping

.com/the-masked-singer.