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Julia Roberts, America's sweetheart, says her dream is “to be a highly fulfilled and productive stay-at-home mom and wife.” Yes, you read that correctly. And she says her greatest sources of joy are her husband and three children. In an interview published in the December issue of Vanity Fair, the movie star talks about the value she places on her marriage, her family and her home life. Some might think it’s easy for a person with as much money and fame as Roberts to enjoy hJer family — she can pay for anything she needs. But although she’s famous, has a lot of money, and could pay for any type of short-term happiness, Roberts defines joy as any one of us could. In the interview, she is impressively down-to-earth. She keeps her Oscar at her sister’s house. And she says her amazing appearance at 40 is “97 percent genetics.” She also talks about her movies, environmentally friendly living, and a little about politics, but she leaves no doubt that home is where her heart is. Roberts' love for husband Danny Moder comes across loud and clear. She says she wants to look pretty for him — both at home and on set. She loves his creativity and vision. And she says conversation with him at the end of the day “re-energizes” her. The interview takes place at Roberts' home, which “looks and feels lived-in,” Vanity Fair reports. During the interview, the most famous actress in Hollywood feeds her youngest (6-month-old Henry Daniel) and puts him down for a nap. If this sounds rather out of place in Hollywood, that's because it is. In a place where singleness is celebrated and divorce is all too common, Julia Roberts is finding true happiness right at home.
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Who is Chicken Littles? Republican Party and church leaders Monday severely criticized Chuck Rosenthal, the Republican district attorney of Harris County, and he responded bitterly as the controversy continued over his intimate e-mails to his executive secretary. Former felony court judge Pat Lykos says she will join the Republican race for Harris County district attorney today and incumbent Chuck Rosenthal is expected to stay out of the race in the latest spin of the political wheel. The rhetoric and gossip followed a Sunday night vote by Harris County GOP leaders to urge Rosenthal to abort his 2008 re-election campaign. Rosenthal, after meeting with the party advisory committee, rejected the request and said he will run for office and win. In a brief telephone interview Monday, Rosenthal acknowledged he told local TV news programs earlier in the day that the local Republican Party had never done much for him in his 2000 and 2004 election campaigns and that party leaders have become "Chicken Littles," unjustifiably fearful the scandal will damage the entire Republican roster of candidates in the county. CLICK TO READ HOUSTON CHRONICLE STORY
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