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Jennifer Aniston Rocks a Bra For a GQ Shoot With Paul Rudd

Katie Henry — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 11:36:53 PST

Jennifer Aniston wore a bra and a skirt to cover the March issue of GQ with her Wanderlust costar Paul Rudd. The issue, which is out on newsstands Feb. 21, was shot by Jen's pal Terry Richardson - see all the pictures of Jennifer Aniston in GQ. Jen and Paul's romantic comedy hits theaters on Feb. 24, though Jen, Paul, and her real-life love Justin Theroux will be side by side for Thursday's LA premiere. Jen and Paul chatted about their film in the accompanying interview, and she also addressed the joys of aging, not being pregnant, and how to make a marriage work. Here are highlights:

Jen on pregnancy rumors: "I’m not having triplets. Not having twins. Nor am I having one baby. [lifts up sweater and gestures to belly; it appears flat] I did not elope . . . You heard it here. I’m not knocked up now."
Jen on marriage: "It’s a growing, literally living thing. There’s going to be growing pains, there’s going to be awkward moments - your lanky phase, your pimpled phase. I think that’s the beauty of a relationship. But if the road starts to [Paul jumps in to say, "diverge"] and one person is growing this way and the other is growing that way . . . Sometimes that can happen and you can stay together, and sometimes you can’t."
On her 40s: "Forty’s great!! . . . Oh, my God, my thirties blew! Forties are great."

Michelle Williams Shows Skin, Talks Heath in the New GQ

Allie Merriam — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 07:08:56 PST

Michelle Williams showed some skin in lingerie for the Feb. cover of GQ - see all the Michelle Williams in GQ pictures. The actress is fresh off a big win at Sunday's Golden Globes, where she won best actress in a comedy or musical for My Week With Marilyn. She toasted her new statue at The Weinstein Company's afterparty, but was spotted at LAX yesterday afternoon ready to take off for her next adventure. She opened up to the magazine recently about her experiences channeling Marilyn Monroe. Things also got more personal, as Michelle spoke about Heath Ledger, their first meeting, and more. She told GQ:

On why she and Heath were drawn together: "There's an answer that I know, but I don't want to say . . . Our initial meeting, the circumstances of how we first met, were cosmic or something . . . Yeah, a lot of things happened at once. It's a bit like: we had a lot of things to do because we didn't have a lot of time, or something."
On dealing with his death: "Moments that were strung like beads on a thread . . . and they were very far apart from each other. I mean, it sounds so silly, but a just-right cup of tea. I spent a lot of time taking baths. A lot of tea and baths - double warm."
On giving up the idea of giving Matilda a close sibling: "I really wanted, and I really expected or imagined, that Matilda would have siblings that were close to her age. I wanted that for her. But I couldn't make that happen. And now that she's six, that isn't even a possibility anymore. So something that was making me feel impatient, that's been removed. For whatever reason, that's not our luck, or our path."

Matt Damon Shares a Youthful Smile, Talks Brad Pitt and George Clooney's "Charm" in GQ

Lauren Turner — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 10:02:02 PST

Matt Damon posed for a playful spread in GQ's January 2012 issue. The actor donned shrunken shirts and showed off his carnival game skills in the photos taken by Ben Watts, which accompany an interview conducted at the Central Park Zoo. The location is fitting as Matt is in the middle of promoting his latest project, We Bought a Zoo, with his most recent appearance on the red carpet at last night's NYC premiere. He said he plans to take a break with his family for the holidays, but in the men's magazine, Matt was all about business. Here's more from Matt Damon in GQ:

On working with George Clooney and Brad Pitt in the Ocean's movies: "Look, if you want to try and GQ it up with George and Brad, good luck! That's pretty rarefied air, and you're not going to bring more charm than those two, so you've got to find something else."
On President Obama's joke about him at the White House Correspondents' dinner: “I have to say, it was pretty funny. Whoever came up with it, it was a terrific joke.”
Director Steven Soderbergh on Matt: "Probably the least vain person in his position out there. He has no interest in protecting any sort of idea of himself as an actor."

Jessica Biel and Emma Roberts Turn Up the Heat at the GQ Party

FabSugar — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 13:06:50 PST

Jessica Biel, Emma Roberts, Jaime King, and Kerry Washington were some of our favorite stylish ladies to attend the GQ Men of the Year party at Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles last night. Jessica sparkled in an Antonio Berardi embellished black dress, which she accessorized with a Christian Louboutin bag, Rachel Roy heels, and on-again beau Justin Timberlake. Jaime also stunned in a black frock, this time choosing an Oscar de la Renta number with bow-tie accents and feminine tulle. As for newly coiffed Emma, the starlet turned up the heat in a skintight red Asos dress, while Kerry sparkled in Prabal Gurung. To see all the looks, watch our video now!

Bromantic Moments at GQ's Men of the Year Party

Annie Scudder — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 10:05:42 PST

Hollywood's finest let loose at the GQ Men of the Year 2011 party at Chateau Marmont last night. Among the honorees were some of our favorite eye candy, including rising sex symbol Michael Fassbender, who upped his sex factor smoking a cigar while cozying up to director Eli Roth. Justin Timberlake, Jon Hamm, Aaron Paul, and Jay-Z were among the top-tier hotties at the party. Check out their most bromantic moments now.

Mila Kunis Shows Her Knockout Status by Wearing a Bikini For GQ

Allie Merriam — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 11:47:21 PST

Mila Kunis donned bikini bottoms for the December "Men of the Year" edition of GQ. Mila was the lone woman to earn a distinction in the issue, being crowned the "Knockout" of 2011. She posed for photographer Terry Richardson both in-studio and at a pool, where she took to a diving board in heels. She broke from shooting Oz: The Great and Powerful to speak with one of the magazine's reporters about moving to the US as a child from the Ukraine. After making the writer a cold remedy that involved boiling wine, vodka, and various vitamins, she also joked about how she doesn't take her work too seriously. Mila said:

On moving to the US from Ukraine in second grade: "My English was a little janky. I didn't have very many friends. And there was this place advertised on the radio as a place for kids to meet other kids - an acting class. My parents couldn't afford a babysitter. They said, 'Great, that takes up our Saturday.'"
On not taking herself too seriously: "I love what I do, but my theory is that it's people who doubt what they do and want to prove it to you, they're like 'It's art. I create art. It's art, art, art.' I'm like, Holy sh-t, are you f-cking kidding me? I run around and pretend I'm someone else for twelve hours; I record Family Guy. Then I get to go home and watch Jersey Shore."

Jay-Z Shares GQ Man Honor With Michael Fassbender, JT, and Jimmy Fallon!

Allie Merriam — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 08:07:13 PST

Jay-Z was crowned "The King" for 2011 in the GQ Men of the Year rankings. Joining Jay-Z on the magazine's list were "Breakout" Michael Fassbender and "Showmen" Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon. A lone woman made it into the pages, with Mila Kunis landing the "Knockout" honor. Jay spoke with the publication about the prize and also touched on his work with perfectionist Kanye West on their Watch the Throne. Next year will be an even bigger year for Jay when he and wife Beyoncé Knowles welcome their first child together, and he spoke about their decision to go public with the news and how the little one will fit into their lux lifestyle. Jay-Z said:

Jay-Z on working with perfectionist Kanye West: "I think he just can’t help himself. He puts so much into everything, and he’s like, ‘You have to treat it like I treat it.’ It drives you crazy sometimes - like when you’ve put 75 versions of a snare on one song and he’s like, ‘No!’ and you’re like, ‘Come on, man.’"
On Beyoncé's deciding to announce her pregnancy at the VMAs: "It was actually Bey who wanted to [announce] it. You want to be in control of your life."
On putting a car seat in the Maybach: "Yeah. Wouldn’t that be great? That would be a great picture."

Jennifer Aniston's Bad Boy Justin Theroux on His Beard: "Certain Chicks Dig It"

Molly Goodson — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 08:27:15 PDT

Justin Theroux posed for a Serpico-inspired shoot for the October GQ, which hits newsstands on Sept. 20. Jennifer Aniston's man fits right into the bad-boy scenes; unfortunately, she's not the beautiful blonde on the back of his motorcycle in the shots. Check out Justin's full spread on GQ.com. He's in the magazine to promote Wanderlust, the movie that brought Jennifer and Justin together; though, its release date was just pushed back from October to February 2012. While Justin doesn't explicitly address his high-profile relationship, Jennifer does come up when talk turns to his beard, which he grew for the part. Justin joked about getting used to it saying, "You establish all sorts of mannerisms with it. Like when you're bored, you can feather your mustache." And as for how the ladies feel about his scruff, "Certain chicks dig it; certain chicks don't." These days, however, Justin is rocking a smooth-shaven face for his leisurely afternoons out with Jennifer. Jennifer and Justin have been spotted going to a few appointments together, fueling rumors of a baby, but for now they're just happy to shack up and take advantage of more downtime before their film hits theaters.

Elizabeth Olsen Shows Her Sultry Side and Talks Nude Scenes For GQ

Molly Goodson — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 09:08:12 PDT

Elisabeth Olsen took yet another film festival by storm last week when she premiered Martha Marcy May Marlene to even more rave reviews in Toronto, and now she's showing off her sexy side in the pages of October's GQ. The 22-year-old actress is already making a name for herself apart from her older sisters, Mary-Kate and Ashley, though Lizzie did join the ranks of blond Olsens with her most recent red carpet looks at TIFF. Much like her sisters, Elizabeth Olsen's style is also among her strong points, and she often picks pieces from MK and Ashley's collections, Elizabeth & James and The Row. In the interview, Elizabeth talked about the decision to take on such a risque role that includes nudity. She said, "The movie wouldn't have been as disturbing without it. Taking away someone's sexuality, making it something you don't even own anymore - that's the scariest thing." Check out more from Elizabeth Olsen on GQ.com.

Leonardo DiCaprio Gets Political in a Joint GQ Interview With Clint Eastwood

Lindsay Miller — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 12:50:10 PDT

Leonardo DiCaprio is on the cover of GQ's October issue, and inside the magazine, he teams up with his J. Edgar director Clint Eastwood for an interview. The actor has been spending time in Australia shooting Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby while he preps for J. Edgar's November release, which will come just in time for award-season consideration. During his conversation with Clint, Leo opens up about his business savvy, his thoughts on politics, and even his family, though there's no mention of his most recent flame, Blake Lively. Here are some highlights:

On why he doesn't only do blockbusters: "Throughout my career, I never knew which movies of mine made money and which didn't. When Titanic came out, people would say, 'Do you realize what a success this is?' And I'd say, 'Yeah, yeah, it's a hit.' The [money] stuff never mattered to me until I was into my thirties and got interested in producing . . . But even now I say that unless you want to prove that you can carry a film with your name, continuously trying to achieve box-office success is a dead end."
On politics and gay marriage: "That's the most infuriating thing - watching people focus on these things. Meanwhile, there's the onset of global warming - and these incredibly scary and menacing things with the future of our economy. Our relationship to the rest of the world. And here we are focusing on this?"
On his dad's influence on him: "My father has always been a huge force with me. I had passed on a script about the French poet Arthur Rimbaud [Total Eclipse]. He explained to me that Rimbaud was the James Dean of his time . . . I did the movie, and I loved playing him. If I just waited for moments of 'I have to do this,' I would do a movie only every four or five years."

Photos courtesy Craig McDean/GQ