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Paris Lands The Cover of Newsweek, Perhaps it's a Desperate Attempt to Increase Newsstand Sales
While Paris may be really trying hard with this serious actor thing, she has still managed to bump and grind her way onto the cover of Newsweek. However, the article isn't commending her film work. The magazine's cover story, which accompanies a cover shot of Paris and Britney with the title Girls Gone Wild, poses the question of whether girls like Paris, Britney, and LL are poisoning our nation's youth and turning our 12-year olds into prosti-tots.
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Michelle Opens Up About Heath
Michelle Williams has slowly been stepping back into the spotlight in the past few months, promoting her latest movies Synecdoche, New York and Wendy and Lucy, and she recently talked to Newsweek to help promote her films. The interview is both raw and sincere, with Michelle talking about living under a microscope and how she's handling Heath Ledger's tragic passing. Here's more:
- On having her personal life so exposed: "It's such a funny line to walk as an actor," Williams says.
Zahara likes Newsweek
This is the cutest pic I have seen of the new mother and daughter. Zahara looks like she is holding onto the magazine for Angelina. This was from their bookstore visit the other day.Is It Lame When Celebs Claim They Can't Use a Computer?
As part of Newsweek's annual roundtable discussion, celebs were asked if they Google themselves on a regular basis. Robert Downey Jr. proudly admitted that he reads up on himself, while Brad Pitt claimed the opposite, saying, "Never. First of all, I don't really know how to operate a computer."
RDJ Googles Himself and Loves Making Blockbusters
Robert Downey Jr. and Guy Ritchie looked very chummy on the set of Sherlock Holmes in Brooklyn yesterday. It was a big day for RDJ getting an Oscar nomination for Tropic Thunder about which he said, "It just shows you how far everyone in entertainment and politics has come." Robert also recently sat down with some fellow nominees for Newsweek's annual roundtable discussion.
Britney's Looking Beat
Britney is still in NYC, but we have yet to see her resurface at any more fashion week events. Instead she is stocking up on smokes and snacks from her favorite corner drug store. From what I hear, it's freezing on the east coast but apparently that hasn't stopped Britney from baring her famous midriff.
Hilary Duff Is Growing Up Whether We Like It or Not
Hilary Duff channeled a bygone era posing in a Bonnie and Clyde inspired shoot for the May issue of Allure. Just like the infamous housewife turned bank robber, Hilary is ready to leave the life she knows behind. She opens up to the magazine about being a regular adult, wanting to ditch her squeaky-clean image, and her peers Lindsay Lohan, Miley Cyrus, and Avril Lavigne.
Guess Who?
And the copy of Newsweek is not giving you any clues - trust me. Also more dirt on the celeb so read moreDo You Take Paris More Seriously Now?
You guys decided that you were still sick of Paris when she got out of jail, but she's been trying to change her image in the past few months. Next up, she's headed to Rwanda to take her philanthropic efforts to a new level.
Paris recognizes that this is a big undertaking and admitted to Newsweek that she's scared, saying, "I've heard it's really dangerous, I've never been on a trip like this before."
Angelina Opens Up About Her Time In Chad
While we can't wait to see Angelina's next film project, it's no secret that in the meantime she remains committed to her aid work in Africa and around the world. For her recent trip to visit Darfur refugees in Chad, Angelina invited along a photographer and afterwards sat down with Newsweek to talk about her experiences. The images from her trip, like the one below of a young boy who remains tethered for fear that he will run away after witnessing atrocities that have left him psychologically unwell, are intense and heartbreaking, to say the least.
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