Models: CHLOE HAYWARD/Select Model Management as Lauren Bacall, STEPHANIE B/Models 1 as Tippi Hedren and Gloria Swanson, DONNA McPHAIL/FM MODELS as Rita Hayworth, ANNABELLE/Models 1 as Diana Dors, INEZ ALDRED/Premier Model Management London as Ava Gardner, HEATHER/Models 1 as Katharine Hepburn, JULIA JAMOIS/Premier Model Management London as Josephine Baker, and KITTI/FM Models as Jean Harlow. Hair: DUFFY/premier-agency.com. Makeup: SAM BRYANT/Holy Cow. Manicure: SOPHY ROBSON/premier-agency.com. Special thanks: DARLING PRODUCTIONS; ANDY WHITTON; MARK SANDERS. Cosmetics by M*A*C. Opposite: Jacket by YVES SAINT LAURENT. Hat by PHILIP TREACY FOR JASPER CONRAN. Fragrance: CINEMA BY YVES SAINT LAURENT.

Above: Clothes by JIL SANDER. Bag by LOUIS VUITTON. Gloves by CORNELIA JAMES. Fragrance: NO. 4 BY JIL SANDER. Opposite: Dress by RALPH LAUREN COLLECTION. Gloves by CORNELIA JAMES. Fragrance: ROMANCE BY RALPH LAUREN.

Entertainment Editors

REMINDER...for Thursday (June 12)

--(BUSINESS WIRE)

Cutex(R) and Parts Models Modeling Agency of NYC Kick Off the 2003

National Hand Model Search in New York City on June 12th

WHO: Hundreds of hand-model hopefuls are expected as Cutex(R), the
popular nail polish remover line, and Parts Models modeling
agency join hands once again to kick-off their national hand
model search

WHAT: 2nd Annual Cutex(R) Perfect 10(TM) National Hand Model Search
Open Call in NYC

WHEN: Thursday, June 12th, 7 to 9 p.m.

WHERE: Acqua Beauty Bar, 7 East 14th Street, NYC

WHY: The hand model contest winner, to be announced in January
2004, will receive a $1,000 cash prize, a year's supply of
Cutex Essential Care products and a possible hand-modeling
contract with Parts Models, where top models can earn up to
$3,000 per day. Last year's national winner, Angie Caraballo
of Manhattan, is now a working hand model. Caraballo, along
with Dani Korwin, president/owner of Parts Models, will be at
the event.

Starting at 7 p.m., women and men (we don't discriminate!) in the New York-metro area who are 18 years or older can enter their hands in the contest, live, at the popular salon. There will be a photographer on site to take free hand photos of entrants. There is no charge or purchase required to enter the contest. Those who enter the contest that evening will receive free Cutex product (while supplies last), so arrive early.

If you think you or a friend has a "Perfect 10," come to Acqua Beauty Bar, 7 East 14th Street, NYC, on June 12th. For those who can't make it to the event, entries will be accepted by mail through December 31, 2003. Visit www.cutexnails.com for contest details and a downloadable entry form.

Hosted by world renowned model Ann Marie Crouch, Being Beautiful Inside & Out: A Model Makeover presents secrets of the modeling trade and provides practical information and insights into the wonderful world of modeling for aspiring models and anyone else striving to improve their personal appearance. Segments offer tips, tricks, and techniques from a master hairstylist, makeup, skin care, and nail specialists, a fitness expert, and a nutritionist/model, as well as advice on exactly how to shoot pictures to be submitted to a modeling agency. An excellent, information-packed guide to staying good-looking, as practiced by the experts of Hollywood. 45 minutes, color.

A free computer model that hospitals can use to plan prophylaxis clinics for dispensing critical drugs or vaccinations in the event of disease outbreaks or bioterrorism is available on the web. Hospital emergency planning staffs may download the model from the AHA website and use it to assess what it would take to operate such a clinic in their community. Hospitals are urged to work with their state and/or local public health agencies and hospital associations to plan responses to such events, including practice drills. To download the model, developed by researchers at Weill Cornell Medical College with funding from HHS' Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, go to http://www.aha.org/re/disasterreadiness.

The model, Bioterrorism and Epidemic Outbreak Response Model (BERM), is made available by HHS and AHRQ to the American Hospital Association (AHA) for distribution to all US hospitals.

The tool was developed by researchers in the Department of Public Health at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City and funded by AHRQ. This is the first such computer model that hospitals and public health agencies can download and customize to meet their local needs. Using common spread sheet software, hospital teams can examine different variables and scenarios in a very user-friendly fashion.