Nothing Personal Weekend: Dinosaurs, spanking and sprouts Barney found under covers with topless Norwegian; Nell and Cage: Crack team; did Lucianne have a fling with LBJ? This just in: James Woods likes sex! Plus: Kate Winslet denies pernicious vegetable rumor!
By Amy Reiter [People - 01/15/00]
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