Claire Hoffman

Rolling Stone

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Contributing editor for Rolling Stone; she wrote the February 28, 2014 cover story on Justin Bieber

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Claire Hoffman was only three years old when her meditation teacher whispered her own personal secret mantra to her – the mantra she could use to meditate, which would lead to personal…

Lessons from 'Utopia Park'

Claire Hoffman was only three years old when her meditation teacher whispered her own personal secret mantra to her – the mantra she could use to meditate, which would lead to personal…

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It only took four short years for a young, innocent Justin Bieber to transform into the chaotic, troubled teen star we see in news reports today.

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