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Esquire Kills Justin Timberlake With Fire…

Because good things happen to good people and I ate all my vegetables at dinner without pulling a face, Esquire has tried to kill Justin Timberlake with fire. At least that’s how I’m interpreting this cover. And the entire motif. I think the magazine is trying to frame Timberpoop as some kind of tough action hero type; a Tom Cruise Mission: Impossible type, if you will. I’m going to overlook the action hero thing, since it doesn’t really fit the new sci-fi movie he’s promoting. Instead, I’m going to eBay a flamethrower and join in the fun before it’s too late.

Sidenote: Esquire notes alongside its cover, ‘This photo is real. No special effects. No expensive clothing or celebrities were harmed.’ Photos from the shoot below.

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Olivia Wilde Allure Magazine October 2011

Olivia Wilde covers Allure October 2011. There’s lots of soft styling and extreme close-ups. And she’s wearing lots of silken things with no bra (since she doesn’t need one).  The colour of the slightly dry-looking weave is bothering me. IDK why. It suits the shoot, her make-up and styling and her skin tone. But it’s annoying me. It’s probably the addition of too-light blonde so near her face that’s throwing me. Anyhoo, she gives an interview where she jokes about needing ‘four vaginas’ to bang all the guys with whom she’s rumoured to have hooked-up: Justin Timberlake, Ryan Gosling, Chris Pine and Salman Rushdie.

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Leonardo DiCaprio Covers GQ October 2011

Leonardo DiCaprio covers GQ October. He’s in the J. Edgar movie co-starring Armie Hammer and directed by Clint Eastwood. DiCaprio’s doing some kind of James Dean popped collar, quiff thing on the cover. He gives a really interesting and… grown-up interview. He’s smart, he has fully-formed, considered opinions and this interview is a good read. His interview and photo shoot are below.

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Anna Faris Jokingly Hopes Someone Roofies Her

The first husband of Anna Faris had no sliding scale of celebrity on which to place his wife, evidently, because the star of House Bunny and Scary Movie was too famous for him. That’s according to Faris in an interview with Marie Claire’s October issue. Speaking of her 2004 marriage, promoting What’s Your Number about which I’d forgotten because it was shot eons ago, Faris recalled, ‘[My career taking off as his stalled] kind of destroyed my marriage. The divide became too great.’ The first things she did after paying ex-husband Ben Indra a $900,000 settlement were splurge on a boob job and turn into an ageing party girl. ‘I was like, ‘F**k it, I’ve got nothing to lose, nobody to support.’ I wore the same Garfield shirt and jeans for three weeks. I had a running joke with my friend: ‘I hope somebody roofies me tonight!’ I didn’t care what people thought.’

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Justin Timberlake & Amanda Seyfried W Cover

Justin Timberpoop’s s**t-eating grin promotes the Logan’s Run derivative, In Time, with Amanda Seyfried, on the cover of W Magazine October 2011. I first heard about this movie on Reddit when some PR goon planted the trailer to generate buzz. I watched most of the fail-trailer only to deduce that I’d basically watched the entire movie and it was a poor man’s Logan’s Run (there are a couple of other books/ movies from which 95% of this is derived, but still). The trailers are below for people who like their movies spoiled; deaths, plot-twists and all. Timberpoop basically plays someone in a world where time is literally money and the rich literally live forever through black market appropriation of time. Once you age-out, or your times expires, you’re sent to carousel… or something… where Timberpoop will be killed with fire for trying to act again.

Photos and excerpts from the joint interview W with Lynn Hirschberg also below.

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Michelle Williams’ Marilyn Monroe Vogue Cover

Michelle Williams has posed as Marilyn Monroe in the dollar store’s finest MM wig and gown for the October 2011 cover of American Vogue. This is another Annie Leibovitz cover, for those wondering about the shady composition and Williams depicting Monroe as sat on the potty. I like Williams, usually; she’s harmless and broadly-inoffensive. Except this cover further sullies the memory of a woman who was preternaturally beautiful in a way that wasn’t easy to imitate. For those who are wondering, Williams plays the titular character in My Week With Marilyn co-starring Emma Watson and Kenneth Branagh. Clips of her in costume below.

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