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The Used-to-Be-It Girl — Amy Kaye
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Published:
Oct-2004 -
Formats:
Print -
Series:
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Main Genre:
General Fiction -
Time Period:
Contemporary -
Pages:
193 -
Age Level:
12-17 -
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WHERE IS SHE NOW?
It's hard to believe that it's been just 12 months since uber-cutie Rhiannon Melissa Taylor was covergirl of the moment. Don't you remember? The adorable star of the hit sitcom Who's My Daddy broke all magazine-publishing records when her infectious, all-American smile was plastered across an unprecedented 15 covers in the same month -- including Car and Driver, when she wasn't even old enough to drive!
Which left us wondering: Where is the golden girl now? Of course, we all heard the terrible news when the network canned her for "creative differences." (Some say the differences were over the creation of a few extra pounds on those teeny hips of hers . . . but we weren't the ones who called her Little Girl Lard.) But ever since her ouster, she seems to have vanished, evading the paparazzi's bulbs like a true girl of mystery.
Well, our spies have found her. After all those years of West Coast tutoring and pampered privilege, she's just one of the crowd in crowded New York City. Rumor has it the money's gone, every penny. And her high school? It's not in Manhattan, or even Brooklyn . . . the cover-girl princess has been relegated to Queens. Well, did you ever?
It's hard to believe that it's been just 12 months since uber-cutie Rhiannon Melissa Taylor was covergirl of the moment. Don't you remember? The adorable star of the hit sitcom Who's My Daddy broke all magazine-publishing records when her infectious, all-American smile was plastered across an unprecedented 15 covers in the same month -- including Car and Driver, when she wasn't even old enough to drive!
Which left us wondering: Where is the golden girl now? Of course, we all heard the terrible news when the network canned her for "creative differences." (Some say the differences were over the creation of a few extra pounds on those teeny hips of hers . . . but we weren't the ones who called her Little Girl Lard.) But ever since her ouster, she seems to have vanished, evading the paparazzi's bulbs like a true girl of mystery.
Well, our spies have found her. After all those years of West Coast tutoring and pampered privilege, she's just one of the crowd in crowded New York City. Rumor has it the money's gone, every penny. And her high school? It's not in Manhattan, or even Brooklyn . . . the cover-girl princess has been relegated to Queens. Well, did you ever?
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