Here are more pictures from the Glee photo shoot I posted earlier this morning. Lea Michele certainly looks comfortable posing in her underwear! While I know she’s 24 in real life, she plays a young teenager on FOX’s hit, Glee. Awkward!
When I first saw these pictures this morning online, I thought they were a bit too steamy! Maybe I’m just showing my age, here, but aren’t these pictures a bit naughty? I know they’re not teenagers in real life, but they play teenagers on TV. I’m not sure that spreading your legs in your underwear is in good taste.
Glee stars Cory Monteith, Lea Michele and Dianna Agron are on the cover of the latest GQ Magazine.
Here we have the very busy Ms. Perry/soon-to-be Mrs. Brand on the cover of Australian Cosmo mag. Katy Perry graces the Down Under version of Cosmo rocking a leopard print one-piece, a smile, and little else). Inside Cosmo, Katy Perry talks about talent, inspiration, success and being a “Firework.”
Katy’s skimpy stylings on the magazine cover could be something of a practice run for what’s coming up next month. The “California Gurls” singer will join Akon as the musical talent on display at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, Nov. 30. This year’s show will feature a grand finale in which model Adriana Lima wears a $3 million diamond-encrusted bra.
Have you seen Katy Perry’s new fragrance ad? She got into a skin-tight cat suit! Check it out here!
Here’s another Katy Perry sneak peek! Check out the teaser trailer for her new video, Firework!
George Lucas celebrates the 30th anniversary of his landmark sequel by opening his vault of rare and never-before-seen photos for an upcoming book, and this week’s issue has the exclusive excerpt. Star Wars hit theaters on May 25, 1977, and it was unlike anything anyone had ever seen. However, when most Star Wars aficionados go back to watch their favorite installment from the franchise it is not the original film, but its follow-up, The Emperor Strikes Back, that fans gravitate towards. EW explains why The Empire Strikes Back remains the ultimate Star Wars film.
The book also has great quotes from the cast and crew such as:
Mark Hamill: “Actually, Harrison and I never fought in either picture. It was Carrie and I who had the screaming matches from time to tie, though afterward neither of us could remember what they were about”
Carrie Fisher: “Eric Idle had returned from Tunisia, where Monty Python were shooting Life of Brian [1979]. And he brought over what I believe he called ‘Tunisian Table-Cleaner,’ which was a beverage. Well, Harrison came over and the Rolling Stones came over, and I think we stayed up most of the night. So when we arrived at Cloud City, we were very happy.”
Shaun White has revolutionized snowboarding, won the big gold in Vancouver and lit his snowboard aflame, Hendrix-style, on the cover of the new issue of Rolling Stone, joining an elite club of athletes to appear on our cover not once, but twice. And as the focused, business savvy White tells it, a lot of his recent success on the half-pipe and off can be attributed to a new addition to his life: “Getting into music has changed my personality and my way of doing things,” he reveals to RS. “I’m far more open now.”
White, who began snowboarding at six and went pro at 13, has recently returned to one of his early loves — skateboarding — but he does more shredding on one of his three Les Pauls. Jimi Hendrix, Guns n’ Roses and Led Zeppelin are in regular rotation; “Whole Lotta Love” is his favorite-ever song. “I think guitar is the best thing in the world,” he says. “It’s the only thing where no matter what I do, I can’t do it all myself.”
The 23-year-old White is a bit of a loner, though. He practices his sport solo on a $500,000 private half-pipe Red Bull built him in Colorado and is known to march to the beat of his own disciplined drummer. While fellow competitors gather to watch snowboard or skate videos in their spare time, he opts out (”I’d rather do it, not watch it,” he explains). Olympic teammate Louie Vito even tried to unnerve him a bit by blasting Miley Cyrus’ “Party in the U.S.A.” in the van while White was setting his mental stereo to rock & roll.
The hair is darker, bordering on brown, but Jaycee Dugard’s clear blue eyes still sparkle in a face lit by a brilliant smile. Looking out from the cover of People magazine, the young woman who was kidnapped at the age of 11 appears to be 10 years younger than her 29 years.
“I’m so happy to be back,” reads the headline on the cover of the Oct. 26 issue, which hits newsstands this Friday. The cover photo of Jaycee, the first since she was rescued on Aug. 26, can be viewed now on People.com. READ MORE!
Megan Fox: America’s Sexiest Bad Girl Poses for the Cover of Rolling Stone
Megan Fox has proclaimed herself bisexual, called actors narcissistic douche bags, flat-out lied to the press about a lesbian teen affair and slipped some scathing words about her Transformers director Michael Bay into interviews. So what makes this sexy starlet tick? Rolling Stone’s Erik Hedegaard goes head to head with the star of Diablo Cody’s Jennifer’s Body in the new issue and learns the secret of her bewitching power: “a powerful, confident vagina.”
“Men are scared of vaginas,” she says, telling RS a woman is most powerful when she is “completely in charge of her sexuality.”
So what makes this seemingly in-control 23-year-old star crave the security of her pillow cocoon in bed at night and let her temper flare so wildly she’s told off-again, on-again boyfriend Brian Austin Green, “I’m going to stab you with something”? Fox opens up about childhood panic attacks, the only two relationships she’s ever had, and her struggle to reconcile her public persona with her true self. “I don’t really want to share myself with the public,” she says. “I want to deflect attention from my reality.”
