My guesses:
- Holdovers from last week: The Bachelor and the Oscars.
- The Olympics: Also a possibility again this week: Davis and White just won gold in Ice Dancing; any combination of athletes could be featured in a cover story. Specifically, the Ladies Figure Skating competition starts tomorrow and a story about Gracie and Ashley gives People an excuse to feature women wearing form-fitting/short/tight skating costumes.
- Simon Cowell: His baby son was born. Actually, I was surprised he wasn't featured on the cover last summer when the scandal first broke.
- Julia Roberts: Her half-sister committed suicide
- Ellen Page: Came out as a lesbian
- Paula Deen: Gets a $75 million dollar deal
- Tom Brokaw: Announced he's being treated for cancer
- Charlie Sheen: Engaged to a porn star
- Kimye (and the rest of the K's): Kanye gave Kim 1,000 roses for Valentine's Day, little sis Kendall is Anna Wintour's new best friend and soon-to-be ex-stepfather Bruce Jenner either is or is not turning himself into a woman.
- Kate: The Duchess has been out and about a lot lately, and there are pictures. Can a cover story be far behind?
- Jimmy Fallon: He's the new host of the Tonight Show, his first show was last night.
Wednesday morning update: The new cover isn't posted yet and I just thought of one more possibility. People's first issue was dated March 4, 1974, with a cover story about Mia Farrow. Coming up on the 40th anniversary, there could be some kind of anniversary retrospective in the next few weeks.
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