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Jennifer Garner in ''Juno,'' Mary J. Blige's empowering new single, Danny Glover in ''Brothers & Sisters,'' and 12 other things we love this week

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EW Staff

December 13, 2007 at 06:00 PM EST

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<p>Magazine editor Bauby suffered a stroke and was left totally paralyzed — except for the ability to blink his left eye. Communicating via blinking, he dictated a best-selling memoir describing his ”locked-in” condition. With the slightest of motion, Mathieu Amalric conquers the imposing task of playing a character trapped in his own body. —<em>Jeff Labrecque</em></p>

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Magazine editor Bauby suffered a stroke and was left totally paralyzed — except for the ability to blink his left eye. Communicating via blinking, he dictated a best-selling memoir describing his ”locked-in” condition. With the slightest of motion, Mathieu Amalric conquers the imposing task of playing a character trapped in his own body. —Jeff Labrecque

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Magazine editor Bauby suffered a stroke and was left totally paralyzed — except for the ability to blink his left eye. Communicating via blinking, he dictated a best-selling memoir describing his ”locked-in” condition. With the slightest of motion, Mathieu Amalric conquers the imposing task of playing a character trapped in his own body. —Jeff Labrecque

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28. THE DIVING BELL AND THE BUTTERFLY (2007) SUBJECT: Jean-Dominique Bauby

Magazine editor Bauby suffered a stroke and was left totally paralyzed — except for the ability to blink his left eye. Communicating via blinking, he dictated a best-selling memoir describing his ”locked-in” condition. With the slightest of motion, Mathieu Amalric conquers the imposing task of playing a character trapped in his own body. —Jeff Labrecque

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