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People is a famous American magazine. It tells stories about stars and famous people. It started on February 25, 1974. The first issue cost only 35 cents. At that time, the magazine was printed in black-and-white.

Many people work hard to make the magazine. In the early days, staff members even slept on office floors. They wanted to get the news out every week. Today, you can read it on paper or on a phone. The website gets many visits every month.

People is known for its special lists. One famous list names the "Sexiest Man Alive." This list began after a talk about Mel Gibson. The magazine also names the "Cutest Baby Alive."

In 2014, it named Kate Upton as the "Sexiest Woman Alive." The magazine has many offices. Its main home is in New York City. It also has offices in Los Angeles and London. People also has a Spanish version called People en Español. It started in 1996.

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