When in the presence of the Artist Formerly Known As Albooki, Christina Aguilera, you must hold in your poots lest they burn her shouty vocal chords. This advice comes from The Voice co-judge Adam Levine, with whom Aguilera poses on the new cover of Rolling Stone: ‘I honestly just recently started realizing that you’re surrounded [...]
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Selena Gomez Covers Cosmopolitan March 2012
Selena Gomez’s boob mole covers Cosmopolitan March 2012. This is mostly uneventful, except for her cleavagy cover outtakes, below, and name dropping Justin Bieber while throwing an ex-boyfriend under the bus in her interview.
GOOP Namedrops BOOP In Harper’s Bazaar
Gwyneth Paltrow covers Harper’s Bazaar March 2012 in a shoot that was, obviously, taken on an Instamatic in Uncle Terry’s basement. It’s the shadows. And the fear in her eyes. Dead giveaway. I should probably, habitually, hate everything about the cover. But MEH. I like the hair, make-up, and I’m won over by the fit of the [...]
Ashley Greene Talks About Kissing Olivia Wilde
Ashley Greene covers Lucky March 2012. Honestly, this is 90% uneventful except for an interview question about swapping spit with Butter co-star Olivia Wilde. Since I’m not one to bury the lede either, Greene said of her 10-minutes of lesbianism: ‘It wasn’t that awkward. It’s the same idea as having to kiss a male co-star [...]
Lily Collins Covers Seventeen March 2012
Lily Collins covers Seventeen Magazine in promotion for the basic version of Snow White, Mirror Mirror; the version to which a few disappointed chirren will go, whereas adults may instead watch Snow White & The Huntsman. Honestly, I just want the films to come out, in fairly quick tandem, so the former can sink and [...]
Keira Knightley Covers GQ UK March 2012
I’m reminded Keira Knightley exists every time she hits the promotional trail. It’s not like she’s promoting another movie, in this case A Dangerous Method for which Tuesday’s UK premiere pictures are also below. It’s like she’s promoting herself: ‘Yep, I’m still alive.’ Honestly, I have that problem with several actors. Not so much musicians. [...]
