February 2nd, 2010

Love Magazine have done that thing that magazines do and have about a billion (8) different covers. The good news is, theirs has 8 naked supermodels on.

What on earth is US TV host Barbara Walters doing asking Betty White about her sex life?

Time to slip the hijab back on, eh, Gaga? The singer managed to make Lindsay Lohan look baby-faced when she tottered onto Barbara Walters’ TV special on the 10 Most Influential People of the Year in America last night.

She seems to have taken on the character of an elderly lady too (following her meeting with the Queen?), getting all hot and flustered when the host asked her about her love life – specifically whether she’d slept with women, replying:

“Um, uh… well I… my goodness! … I have certainly had sexual relationships with women, yes.”

At least the cock isn’t going to waste

Keri Russell looks gorgeous on the cover of Lucky magazine’s March 2010 issue, on newsstands this week!

The 33-year-old Extraordinary Measures actress, who wore a bustier dress by Ali Ro on the cover, shared that while she defined her style as “urban western” when she covered the magazine five years ago, she’s attracted to the ’40s tomboy look now!

“I’m into the sexy masculine thing,” Keri shared. “All the clean lines and tailoring are so classic. I look for those details on dresses and skirts, too.”

You can win Keri’s cover look, valued at over $2000, at Lucky.com!

The original story of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland begins with a bored little girl making the ill-considered decision to follow a foppish rabbit down a very steep hole. As she falls (and falls), she ponders whether cats eat bats and considers what life is like in Australia, where she imagines that people “walk with their heads downwards” and where she expects—given the duration of her tumble—that she might very well end up. So perhaps it’s only fitting that the tale of Mia Wasikowska (pronounced Vah-shee-kov-ska), the 20-year-old Australian actress who’s been picked to star in a new big-screen adaptation of the classic book, starts in what Brits call the Antipodes. Like Alice, young Mia was at loose ends, looking around for something fun to do, when she set her sights on distant Hollywood. The ex-ballerina daughter of two visual artists was attracted to filmmaking because of the opportunity she felt it would afford her to “express a feeling” without having to worry, as she did in dance, about achieving physical perfection first. Not that Mia didn’t have other concerns: Although she was only fourteen, she felt positively over-the-hill. “I thought, Oh, what’s the point, I’m much too old to start acting,” she reports with a giggle. ” ‘Everybody who is an actor has been acting since they were three.’ ” Nevertheless, she began telephoning talent agents in Sydney, about 150 miles from her native Canberra, and when one finally answered, she made an appointment. “I was really adamant,” she explains. “I was trying to make it work.” And so she did. By her seventeenth birthday, Mia had starred in several Australian features and was shooting In Treatment, the HBO series that constituted her first big break. As Sophie, a suicidal teenage gymnast, she was a revelation; spellbinding subsequent turns in 2008’s Defiance and last year’s That Evening Sun (which earned her a nomination for a Film Independent Spirit Award) proved that she was anything but a one-part wonder. Now, with this month’s release of director Tim Burton’s 3-D spin on Alice in Wonderland—in which Mia appears opposite Johnny Depp, Anne Hathaway, and Helena Bonham Carter—she’s on the verge of becoming very well known.

“Alice is such a high-profile character,” She says, slipping her stocking feet out of her secondhand oxford shoes and tucking her legs underneath her. She’s sipping coffee and eating butter cookies in the lobby of a quiet Portland, Oregon, hotel. “One of the things that was scary about taking on that role is the huge fan base; everybody has their own idea of who she is. So discussed, very early on, just being happy with her being our Alice … making her my own.” It will likely help that the movie’s plot doesn’t hew too tightly to that of the book. According to Mia, “Alice is nineteen, and she returns to Wonderland with no recollection of having been there before. I really think it will be exciting, especially for girls my age because it explores that period of your life when you have these expectations upon you and you’re finding that, amongst that, you have to try and hold on to yourself” … On camera, she’s about to take on one of the biggest love stories of all time, having won the title role in a new version of Jane Eyre (opposite Inglourious Basterds’ Michael Fassbender). “I’m completely excited,” she says, as if there were any room for doubt. “As a teenager I was very anxious. I had a lot of energy and passion that I wanted to channel into creative things, and I always felt like I wasn’t achieving enough.” Now that she’s indubitably getting her chance, Mia says she’s “probably mellowed,” but she’s not about to rest on her laurels. Critical acclaim and a couple of star-making projects represent, for the actress, not a happy ending so much as a very felicitous start.

Yup, right there on live television. It’s really not a major awards show unless there’s a wardrobe malfunction, and it’s a pretty spectacular one at that.

It’s too bad we don’t get more of Abigail Clancy here in the USA. She is pretty much the closest thing to perfection. The eyes, the boobs, that tongue! Man, I’d pay money to have her stick that down my throat. I know that’s a little too much info, but I picture it being minty fresh. Anyway here she is in the latest FHM. Enjoy.

Gisele Bundchen claims she wasn’t in pain when giving birth.

The Brazilian supermodel – who welcomed son Benjamin, her first child with husband Tom Brady, into the world in December – insists the labour didn’t hurt because she was so excited about meeting her baby.

She told Brazilian TV station Fantasticoshe: “It didn’t hurt in the slightest. The whole time my mind was focused in each contraction on the thought, ‘My baby is closer to coming out.’

It wasn’t like, ‘This is so painful.’ So I transformed that intense feeling into a hope of seeing him.

“It wasn’t like, ‘This is so painful.’ So I transformed that intense feeling into a hope of seeing him.”

Gisele – who is also stepmother to Tom’s two-year-old son John – fell intensely in love with Benjamin as soon as he was born.

She said: “It’s wonderful. Never in my life I thought I could love like this. You hear people talking about it, but you don’t know until it happens to you. I couldn’t be happier.”

Gisele, 29, also revealed she is breastfeeding her son, and while it’s very tiring, she is enjoying every moment of it.

She told the Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper: “In these first months, the baby breastfeeds twice in two hours or three times in three hours.

“It is really tiring, but it’s such a special moment that I am enjoying to the maximum. I have dedicated my days completely to him.”

If you wanted boring pictures of Lily Allen sunbathing in a bikini top while in Australia, you’ve come to the right place. I’m not pro fake boobs, but I seriously think Lily should consider getting a pair. Alright, that’s a lie. If there was a charity set up for women to get funbags to help boost their self-esteem, I’d give every penny I own.

Obviously hot Aussie nobody Sophie Turner wasn’t actually invited to the Grammy Awards, but of course she managed to wrangle up an invite to one of the hundreds of after parties. I for one am glad she did because here she is in a sweet backless dress showing off some solid sideboob. I would just like to take this opportunity on behalf of all my readers to thank the gay guy who invented the sideboob dress. This is a man who saw the traditional cleavage dress and asked himself ‘How can I show MORE boob?‘. And for that we thank you. You’re a good man whoever you are.

Alex Reid admits Katie Price is ‘The One’ – and has hinted he is ready to propose to her.

The cage-fighter – who was crowned the winner of British reality TV show ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ last week – is madly in love with the model and is getting ready to pop the question.

He said: “She’s ‘The One’, 100 per cent. I’ve completely realised how fantastic she is. How generous and kind she is, and how much I fancy

her. She is just the perfect woman for me.”

When quizzed on whether he was on the brink of proposing, Alex replied: “That’s a secret. I’ve got lots of plans but I’m going to keep them a mystery.”

How generous and kind she is, and how much I fancyher

Alex, 34, also hopes the public will stop giving him and 31-year-old Katie such a hard time.

The couple endured a torrid few months when they started dating following Katie’s split from now ex-husband Peter Andre, but the muscle-bound hunk believes people will now be able to see they are not bad people.

Alex added in an interview with Britain’s Star magazine: “She’s my girlfriend, I love her and I don’t want to see her suffer like that.

Perhaps I can help change that now. I hope I can. That’s part of the reason I did the show – I wanted people to stop giving her grief because she was with me.”