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  2. Tiffany Haddish's 73 Questions with Vogue: Why her ... - AOL

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    'Girls Trip' comedian Tiffany Haddish appears in Vogue magazine's latest '73 Questions' video segment.

  3. Joe Sabia - Wikipedia

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    Joe Sabia (born September 16, 1983) is an American filmmaker and digital content producer. He is best known as the creator and voice of "73 Questions", a rapid-fire one-take digital series featuring celebrities that he developed for Vogue in 2014.

  4. Lorde Reveals What Surprised Her Most About Fame in 'Vogue's ...

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    Lorde got candid while answering 73 questions for Vogue in the latest installment of the magazine's popular segment.The 24-year-old singer answered questions while walking through the New York ...

  5. EXCLUSIVE: Kendall Jenner answers 73 Questions for Vogue - AOL

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    It's Kendall Jenner's turn to partake in Vogue's 73 Questions video series! The 20-year-old model, whose debut cover for American Vogue hits newsstands nationwide on August 23, welcomed the ...

  6. EXCLUSIVE: Kim Kardashian answers 73 Questions for Vogue - AOL

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    The 38-year-old mom-of-three (soon to be four) is gracing Vogue's May cover and answering the magazine's 73 questions.

  7. File:73 Questions with Selena Gomez, VOGUE 01.jpg - Wikipedia

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  8. Selena Gomez reveals the most romantic thing anyone's done ...

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    Selena Gomez let Vogue into her home to get grilled for its latest edition of its beloved video series, 73 Questions.

  9. Edna Woolman Chase - Wikipedia

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    Chase's first position at Vogue was working in the mail room. She worked her way up through the art and make-up departments. [1] When Condé Montrose Nast took over Vogue in 1909, he asked Chase to continue writing under her married name, even though she was divorced.