Tween Idol No More

If you have been reading my blog for a while you know my feelings about Zac Efron. Well it looks like he might be feeling the same way. Check out Efron's new spread in the next issue of Interview. Looks like Efron is breaking from his High School Musical roots and is moving towards something with a little more mature content.

Iconic Glamour

To celebrate their 70th birthday, Glamour is taking a look back and celebrating some fabulous female american icons. They have recreated all of these gals with help from some modern celebs. I love them. Above is Alexis Bledel as Rosie the Riveter, and Emma Roberts as Audrey Hepburn. Clearly they took a cue from Joanna and Alex with the pink balloons!

You can view the rest of these lovely portraits on Glamour's website. (seen at Glamour via Miss Jane)

Vanity Fair

above: Paul Rudd, Seth Rogen, Jason Segel, and Jonah Hill

The photo shoot in the new vanity fair is absolutely amazing. The photo above is one of my favorites, but Seth Rogen as frieda is pretty amazing too, okay they all are. Head over to the Vanity Fair website to check out their slideshow of the images.

Inspiration for the above image:

JFK

I am quite a pop culture fiend, and my family and I are full of random facts. I never realized how random my facts were until a couple of summers ago.

My friends and I were at Lake Tahoe, and my friend Julianne read the final two Harry Potter books and Vanity Fair in about three days, so we were talking about her incredibly reading speed. The conversation lulled for a minute and then I sat up and asked, "Wasn't JFK a speed reader?"

My friends looked at my as if I just started speaking in tongues, apparently the fact that JFK was a speed reader is not common knowledge.

To enlighten you, JFK could read approximately 2500 words per minute (wpm in the speed reading world) which is 10 times the average. He would read 6 newspapers every morning at breakfast cover to cover.

Some more fun facts about JFK:

• He had his suit jackets made with extra long pockets. This is because he liked to smoke cigars but didn't want to be photographed smoking. So when photographers were around, he would put his cigar in his pocket. Resulting in him having the lining of his pocket redone all the time. 
  
• JFK was also a speed talker.  He was the fastest random speaker in the world with upwards of 350 words per minute.

Image from Life Google Archives

HOT

Cindy Crawford did a spread in November for French Vogue, and I must say she still looks amazing. Check out the spread here.

Michael Part Two

Another Michael, but this one's last name is Cera. I really enjoyed this imagery Elle Magazine did in a past interview with Michael Cera.

This reminds me I still need to see Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist.

Sorry sorry sorry

Hiiiiiii,

Sorry I have been absent the past couple of days, but I have not had time for anything really. But as an apology I offer you this eye candy, the 14 new covers of V. (Click on the image to make it bigger!)

MK

I think I will always love the Olsen twins. I am not even sure how much I like them anymore, but when I see a magazine with one of them on the cover, I am bound to buy it. Thankfully I already subscribe to Elle, so this month's issue with MK on the cover came right to my mailbox. It is actually a pretty good interview and spread.

I am also looking forward to the Wackness, not only does it have MK, it has her making out with Ben Kingsley, and Josh Peck from "Drake and Josh". That is right I am 13 years old.

Heidi and Will

In the new sports illustrated there is a hilarious photoshoot with Heidi Klum and Will Ferrell. You can check out all the photos here.

That Elle

I saw this photo in the February issue of Elle, and, besides everything, something caught my attention in it. I think it might be the reflection in her eye glasses. Not really sure, but there is definitely something there that draws me in.

Vanity Fair

This month's issue is their Hollywood issue, and inside is a set of amazing spreads using modern actors to recreate some of Hitchcock's most famous scenes. Go to your newsstand and check it out.