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Exposed goes behind the lens of more than 100 photo shoots and over 200 pages of stunning photographs of today's most sought-after musicians, supermodels, glamour girls, young Hollywood and Hollywood's A-list. Cutting edge design linked with exclusive commentary from HALLE BERRY, ANNIE LENNOX, BRITNEY SPEARS, AVRIL LAVIGNE, MEG RYAN, JESSICA ALBA, JENNY MCCARTHY, MELISSA ETHERIDGE, JANET JACKSON, SHARON STONE and PARIS HILTON. There is also a revealing Q&A with MARK LIDDELL about his biggest photo shoots of the last 10 years and a personal account of how, why, and which celebrity was responsible for Mark moving to LA, including an interesting insight into the behind the scenes of many of the shoots.

The book is raising awareness for two very important charities: suicide prevention for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth with a portion of proceeds going to THE TREVOR PROJECT, and another portion of proceeds going to the JENESSE CENTRE for domestic abuse. Other relevant issues from gay marriage, animal rights, autism and the right to vote, are also highlighted.

Mark Liddell is considered to be one of the world's foremost celebrity photographers, having published more than 300 top international magazine covers. He has photographed many of the world's most beautiful and intriguing personalities, exposing the emotion behind the celebrity.

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Crisis

What is it like to be called an abomination by your religious leaders?
To live in fear of losing your family's love?
To be afraid to go to school because of the torment that awaits you?
To lie to everyone about whom you love?

The Trevor Project encourages you to pick up a copy of the new book, CRISIS: 40 Stories Revealing the Personal, Social, and Religious Pain and Trauma of Growing Up Gay in America, to learn the answers to these questions through the personal, touching stories of 40 gay Americans.

Edited by Mitchell Gold with Mindy Drucker, Crisis discusses the depression, fear, and isolation that are still a part of growing up gay in many areas of the country today. The book emphasizes that this crisis can be solved, with compassion and fair-mindedness, and by getting those whose words and deeds cause harm to stop.

The Trevor Project’s executive director, Charles Robbins, wrote the “Crisis Family” introduction section of the book. His story is joined by those of other prominent professionals working in the LGBTQ community. All of the book’s contributors reveal what made them feel alone and unloved— and at times so hopeless suicide seemed the only option. They also suggest ways to help the next generation of young people. These stories are also lessons in perseverance and achievement, showing the inner strength of the contributors and inspiring us all with their triumphs against the odds.

Crisis will be published this September.
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