Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen

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Olsen Twin Speaks Out About Sister's Anorexia

Troubled Mary-Kate OLSEN'S twin sister ASHLEY has revealed her
sibling chose to tackle her anorexia so she was fit and ready for
studies at New York University this autumn.

Ashley has spoken exclusively with America's upcoming People
magazine about her hopes for her sister, who shocked Hollywood
earlier this month when she checked into a treatment centre to fight
her eating disorder.

She says, "She's been struggling for quite a while. She is taking
the time she needs for herself. Right now is especially a good time
right before school so she can get healthy."

Ashley Olsen insists her twin is doing well, thanks mainly to the
support of fans.

She adds, "She's hanging in there. We all really appreciate the
support we're getting from our fans and everyone else. The support's
been really amazing."

Meanwhile, the Olsens' former TV show co-star John Stamos admits he
was surprised when he heard about Mary-Kate's problems - and he's
convinced his old friend will be fine.

Stamos, who teamed up with the Olsens when they were young kids in
sitcom Full House, says, "They were at my house recently and Mary-
Kate seemed in great shape. They're gonna be fine. If that's the
worst thing that can happen, they're still in good shape."

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Olsen Twins Boss Ally Mcbeal Creator

Teenage stars Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen hired TV veteran Dennie
Gordon for their new film and astounded her with their bossy
behaviour.

The twins - then 17-years-old - put the Ally McBeal director through
an intense grilling before reluctantly allowing her to direct their
coming-of-age movie New York Minute.

Gordon confesses, "I had to be hired by two 17-year-old producers.
It was the first time in my life I had to go on a job interview with
my stars, it was so bizarre.

"They grilled me, and they were tough firing questions at me -
'What's this going to look like?' What can you bring to the party?
I went in thinking, 'They're two years older than my son, how smart
can they be?' And they killed me, I really felt how powerful they
are!"

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No Milk For Mary-Kate

MARY-KATE and ASHLEY OLSEN have reportedly been nixed from an
upcoming "got milk" campaign. The Milk Processor Education Program
announced in May that the sisters would be featured in their own ad,
complete with white milk mustaches. Following news that brunette
Mary-Kate is battling a "health issue," widely reported to be
anorexia, the New York Post says the council has canceled plans "out
of sensitivity for her situation."