December 2007. Who’s cool and who’s cruel to fans and autograph collectors? Find out in our 15th annual 10 Best and 10 Worst Hollywood Signers report in the December 2007 issue of Autograph. For our best selling issue of the year, we also included some very special features. Our own Lawrence Grobel reminisces about the time he spent with the world’s most beloved tenor Luciano Pavarotti. Pavarotti said he was “intent to enlarge the world of opera,” and he did as he brought a rock star status to tenors. Find out what happened when Pavarotti came to dinner, and see never before published exclusive photographs. It’s a tribute to Pavarotti that’s a must for any opera fan.As the reference model for Disney’s Tinker Bell, Margaret Kerry brought the small pixie to life through her energetic pantomimes. Autograph gets an exclusive interview with Kerry, who tells us about her life as a child actor and her alter-ego, Tinker Bell. And, read about Will Rogers, America’s most adored public figure of the early 20th century, who boasted that he “never met a man he didn’t like.” It seems that he never met an autograph collector he didn’t like, either.Travel with Mark Gross to Phoenix, Arizona, where he attended the first ever Spacefest convention and met the explorers of the last frontier. And, Lynyrd Skynyrd fans will enjoy reading Autograph’s interview with drummer Michael Cartellone, who’s an autograph collector himself. All this and more in the December 2007 issue of Autograph magazine. Get it at select bookstores and newsstands now or order online. Don’t miss out!