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American actor Milla Jovovich is the naughty face on the cover page of men’s magazine GQ Germany for the month of September 2010.
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Thursday, September 9, 2010
Milla Jovovich GQ Germany Sep 2010
Milla Jovovich GQ Germany Sep 2010
American actor Milla Jovovich is the naughty face on the cover page of men’s magazine GQ Germany for the month of September 2010.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Jennifer Aniston In Harper's
Jennifer Aniston as Barbra Streisand
Jennifer Aniston proves that she's just like the ultimate "funny girl" in the September issue of Harper's Bazaar.
"The Bounty Hunter" star dons some of Barbra Streisand's signature looks for the mag that hits stands on Aug. 17.
Jen Channels Barbra for Harper's Bazaar
Subscribers to Harper's will have this cover on their September issue.
Jen tells the mag what she’s learned from Barbra Streisand:
You don’t have to stop at one thing. You can do it all if you want to.
This is the cover that will appear on newsstands on Aug. 17.
The comedic actress talks about being funny:
People laugh at me. Sometimes I know why, and sometimes I don’t. But I can pretty much find humor in anything. That is a necessary part of life. I don’t want to say laughter is healing, because it sounds corny, but it’s a release.
On looking up to Streisand:
Barbra inspires me because there isn’t anything she hasn’t done that she wanted to do, especially as a female in the time when her generation was prime. She’s a true renaissance woman. I had a long conversation with Barbra about directing because I directed a short a couple years ago, and if I don’t do it again soon, I’m going to burst out of my skin. And we also love interior design.
On being in the spotlight:
“[Barbra and I] are people who have been put in the spotlight, for better or for worse, and you just keep riding and you keep overcoming.”
Jen Sizzles in Harper's
Jennifer Aniston opens up to Harper’s Bazaar in this month’s May UK edition, discussing botox, girl-power and her self-confessed re-birth.
The 41 year-old golden girl reveals a more mysterious side... and some steamy new photos!
“The last five years have been about spring cleaning for me," says Jen. "Now it’s time for my rebirth. I love trying new things. I can’t just be put in a box.”
Click through for more Aniston.
Full feature appears in the May issue of Harper’s Bazaar UK, on sale Thursday, April 1.
(Photos by Alexi Lubomirski, pictures courtesy of Harper’s Bazaar)
Jen on the power of women:
“I grew up admiring strong women like journalist Barbara Walters and super-agent Sue Mengers, who represented Ali McGraw. But now look where we’ve got to as women. We’ve had a woman run for President. There is nothing like our power.”
On Botox:
“I could do it, and I mean these lines are getting deeper every day, but when I tell you what’s happened to me – these lines are just about living. Look, I eat really well and I work out, but I also indulge when I want to. I don’t starve myself in an extremist way. You’re not taking away my coffee or my dairy or my glass of wine because I’d be devastated. My advice: just stop eating sh** every day.”
On the launch of her new fragrance, Lolavie:
“I’d been asked to put my name to many [fragrances], but I wanted to be involved in the process, from the initial idea of the scent to the ad campaign with Mario Sorrenti.”
On her fans being upset by her racy roles:
“With "Derailed" [a dark action thriller opposite Clive Owen], I loved being racy. Love it…But people couldn’t cope with me being involved in rape and murder.”
On her love of British comedy:
“I so love the British sense of humor – I was obsessed with Benny Hill and Monty Python as a child. Oh my god, and I am so hooked on Ricky Gervais.”
On her fellow Hollywood leading ladies:
“I love what Drew Barrymore is doing with directing. It’s so much about a rebirth for her, and I love it when people are living in the now, like her. I hate it when people look back and regret what they haven’t got. That’s how I feel about my own life now. And my God, let’s talk about how much I love Demi Moore as well. What kind of Kool-Aid is she drinking?”
Jennifer Aniston In Harper's
Jennifer Aniston as Barbra Streisand
Jennifer Aniston proves that she's just like the ultimate "funny girl" in the September issue of Harper's Bazaar.
"The Bounty Hunter" star dons some of Barbra Streisand's signature looks for the mag that hits stands on Aug. 17.
Jen Channels Barbra for Harper's Bazaar
Subscribers to Harper's will have this cover on their September issue.
Jen tells the mag what she’s learned from Barbra Streisand:
You don’t have to stop at one thing. You can do it all if you want to.
This is the cover that will appear on newsstands on Aug. 17.
The comedic actress talks about being funny:
People laugh at me. Sometimes I know why, and sometimes I don’t. But I can pretty much find humor in anything. That is a necessary part of life. I don’t want to say laughter is healing, because it sounds corny, but it’s a release.
On looking up to Streisand:
Barbra inspires me because there isn’t anything she hasn’t done that she wanted to do, especially as a female in the time when her generation was prime. She’s a true renaissance woman. I had a long conversation with Barbra about directing because I directed a short a couple years ago, and if I don’t do it again soon, I’m going to burst out of my skin. And we also love interior design.
On being in the spotlight:
“[Barbra and I] are people who have been put in the spotlight, for better or for worse, and you just keep riding and you keep overcoming.”
Jen Sizzles in Harper's
Jennifer Aniston opens up to Harper’s Bazaar in this month’s May UK edition, discussing botox, girl-power and her self-confessed re-birth.
The 41 year-old golden girl reveals a more mysterious side... and some steamy new photos!
“The last five years have been about spring cleaning for me," says Jen. "Now it’s time for my rebirth. I love trying new things. I can’t just be put in a box.”
Click through for more Aniston.
Full feature appears in the May issue of Harper’s Bazaar UK, on sale Thursday, April 1.
(Photos by Alexi Lubomirski, pictures courtesy of Harper’s Bazaar)
Jen on the power of women:
“I grew up admiring strong women like journalist Barbara Walters and super-agent Sue Mengers, who represented Ali McGraw. But now look where we’ve got to as women. We’ve had a woman run for President. There is nothing like our power.”
On Botox:
“I could do it, and I mean these lines are getting deeper every day, but when I tell you what’s happened to me – these lines are just about living. Look, I eat really well and I work out, but I also indulge when I want to. I don’t starve myself in an extremist way. You’re not taking away my coffee or my dairy or my glass of wine because I’d be devastated. My advice: just stop eating sh** every day.”
On the launch of her new fragrance, Lolavie:
“I’d been asked to put my name to many [fragrances], but I wanted to be involved in the process, from the initial idea of the scent to the ad campaign with Mario Sorrenti.”
On her fans being upset by her racy roles:
“With "Derailed" [a dark action thriller opposite Clive Owen], I loved being racy. Love it…But people couldn’t cope with me being involved in rape and murder.”
On her love of British comedy:
“I so love the British sense of humor – I was obsessed with Benny Hill and Monty Python as a child. Oh my god, and I am so hooked on Ricky Gervais.”
On her fellow Hollywood leading ladies:
“I love what Drew Barrymore is doing with directing. It’s so much about a rebirth for her, and I love it when people are living in the now, like her. I hate it when people look back and regret what they haven’t got. That’s how I feel about my own life now. And my God, let’s talk about how much I love Demi Moore as well. What kind of Kool-Aid is she drinking?”
Should Lady Gaga Go Away?
The onslaught of Lady Gaga has been fast and ubiquitous, and her Vanity Fair cover has the publicity machine working overtime. We love you, Gaga, but if you want to keep the love alive, you need to take a break.
In the barely two years that she's been on the scene, Lady Gaga has done almost everything. She appeared on Saturday Night Live, the MTV Video Music Awards, the Grammys, the American Music Awards, the Today show, even the Miss Universe pageant. She's been on the cover of every major magazine, including Billboard, Elle, Cosmopolitan, New York, Time, Out, and Rolling Stone...twice. Now there's the Vanity Fair cover (with the requisite behind-the-scenes video shoot and slow trickle of images before the issue hits newsstands). And let's not forget the endorsement deals like Polaroid, a line of headphones, and whatever it is she gets paid to do for Hello Kitty.
And now there's an album of remixes, which is basically like taking your favorite pair of jeans, cutting them off at the knees and saying they're a brand new pair of shorts. They're still the same fucking songs that we've been hearing for the last two years. When is she going to write some new fucking material already? Because if I have to hear "Bad Romance" one more time I'm going to club someone upside the head with a pair of McQueen "armadillo" heels.
The problem is that the same thing that keeps Gaga fresh is what's now making her tedious. We're used to a world where musical acts dream up a look and a sound for an album, come out and do a bunch of performances and interviews, release the album, go on tour, and then hibernate for six months to a year (and often longer). After taking time off, they reemerge with another new look and sound, and it's like we're discovering them all over again. Madonna, of course, mastered this strategy early in her career and still rolls it out whenever she has a new album. It's kept her relevant, popular, and fresh (in all but body) for 25 years now. And Gaga, who sees herself as so original, knows a thing or two about ripping off Madonna, doesn't she?
Gaga has turned that "release and hide" formula on its ear. Every time you see her, it's something new and in every photograph she looks different. Her music isn't changing much (except for the remixes), but pop is about packaging as much as it is about the content itself. Since the box (and the attendant bows and the ribbons) is constantly changing, we think what's inside is going to be different. But it's not. It's just the same old Gaga, recycled. Her dedication to reinvention should be appreciated, sure, but she's put herself in a situation where she has to outdo herself whenever she is in public.
Gaga doesn't seem to be heading in that direction, sadly. She's just been nominated for 13 MTV Video Music Awards, more than any other artist in a single year ever. And she's still on her Monster Ball tour which has dates booked solid around the globe through April of 2011. Gaga knows what she is doing almost a year from now and it is the same exact show she's putting on now.
Screw Britney, Christina, and even Beyoncé, Gaga is clearly heir to Madonna's pop princess throne. And she could be even greater than her predecessor. But first we need to be able to appreciate her talents once again. Lady Gaga: You're hereby convicted of overexposure. Your sentence is six months of solitary confinement. Now, please, just go away.
[Photos of Lady Gaga via Getty Images]
Should Lady Gaga Go Away?
The onslaught of Lady Gaga has been fast and ubiquitous, and her Vanity Fair cover has the publicity machine working overtime. We love you, Gaga, but if you want to keep the love alive, you need to take a break.
In the barely two years that she's been on the scene, Lady Gaga has done almost everything. She appeared on Saturday Night Live, the MTV Video Music Awards, the Grammys, the American Music Awards, the Today show, even the Miss Universe pageant. She's been on the cover of every major magazine, including Billboard, Elle, Cosmopolitan, New York, Time, Out, and Rolling Stone...twice. Now there's the Vanity Fair cover (with the requisite behind-the-scenes video shoot and slow trickle of images before the issue hits newsstands). And let's not forget the endorsement deals like Polaroid, a line of headphones, and whatever it is she gets paid to do for Hello Kitty.
And now there's an album of remixes, which is basically like taking your favorite pair of jeans, cutting them off at the knees and saying they're a brand new pair of shorts. They're still the same fucking songs that we've been hearing for the last two years. When is she going to write some new fucking material already? Because if I have to hear "Bad Romance" one more time I'm going to club someone upside the head with a pair of McQueen "armadillo" heels.
The problem is that the same thing that keeps Gaga fresh is what's now making her tedious. We're used to a world where musical acts dream up a look and a sound for an album, come out and do a bunch of performances and interviews, release the album, go on tour, and then hibernate for six months to a year (and often longer). After taking time off, they reemerge with another new look and sound, and it's like we're discovering them all over again. Madonna, of course, mastered this strategy early in her career and still rolls it out whenever she has a new album. It's kept her relevant, popular, and fresh (in all but body) for 25 years now. And Gaga, who sees herself as so original, knows a thing or two about ripping off Madonna, doesn't she?
Gaga has turned that "release and hide" formula on its ear. Every time you see her, it's something new and in every photograph she looks different. Her music isn't changing much (except for the remixes), but pop is about packaging as much as it is about the content itself. Since the box (and the attendant bows and the ribbons) is constantly changing, we think what's inside is going to be different. But it's not. It's just the same old Gaga, recycled. Her dedication to reinvention should be appreciated, sure, but she's put herself in a situation where she has to outdo herself whenever she is in public.
Gaga doesn't seem to be heading in that direction, sadly. She's just been nominated for 13 MTV Video Music Awards, more than any other artist in a single year ever. And she's still on her Monster Ball tour which has dates booked solid around the globe through April of 2011. Gaga knows what she is doing almost a year from now and it is the same exact show she's putting on now.
Screw Britney, Christina, and even Beyoncé, Gaga is clearly heir to Madonna's pop princess throne. And she could be even greater than her predecessor. But first we need to be able to appreciate her talents once again. Lady Gaga: You're hereby convicted of overexposure. Your sentence is six months of solitary confinement. Now, please, just go away.
[Photos of Lady Gaga via Getty Images]
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Julianne Moore Poses NUDE With Lion Cubs And Purses For Bulgari
Actress Julianne Moore stripped down for Bulgari's Fall-Winter 2010-11 ad campaign, striking a pose wearing nothing but bling-blingy jewels.
The 49-year-old looks stunning alongside adorable lion cubs and super-expensive handbags.
Moore was also the face of the luxury brand's Spring-Summer 2010 campaign. Both series were shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott. Take a look:
Julianne Moore Poses NUDE With Lion Cubs And Purses For Bulgari
Actress Julianne Moore stripped down for Bulgari's Fall-Winter 2010-11 ad campaign, striking a pose wearing nothing but bling-blingy jewels.
The 49-year-old looks stunning alongside adorable lion cubs and super-expensive handbags.
Moore was also the face of the luxury brand's Spring-Summer 2010 campaign. Both series were shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott. Take a look:
Brooklyn Decker Shows Off Her Curves At ESPYs
Model and actress Brooklyn Decker showed off her enviable curves at the ESPY awards Wednesday night, and even competed with co-presenter Jon Hamm's cuteness.
Hamm and Decker, who is married to tennis player Andy Roddick, presented the Best Play award to Brett Favre.
The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue covergirl recently shot an Adam Sandler-Jennifer Aniston movie and had a role on 'Ugly Betty.'
Brooklyn Decker Shows Off Her Curves At ESPYs
Model and actress Brooklyn Decker showed off her enviable curves at the ESPY awards Wednesday night, and even competed with co-presenter Jon Hamm's cuteness.
Hamm and Decker, who is married to tennis player Andy Roddick, presented the Best Play award to Brett Favre.
The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue covergirl recently shot an Adam Sandler-Jennifer Aniston movie and had a role on 'Ugly Betty.'