The 3 Glamour Covers.

Zoe Saldana, Leighton Meester and Amanda Seyfried are all the cover girl's of this April's Glamour magazine.

I have to say- Amanda's pops the most. Definitely this cover is the best for me- except I still have a problem with the "pulling up your dress while also pulling it down" pose. So ugh.

Leighton just screams desperate to me, and you'll notice she is definitely the one pulling her dress up the most.

 While I like Zoe, she just seems a little awkward. Don't know what it is. I like her dress though, it's very Vera Wang Princess. 

“Most Stylish” Leighton on marriage: “If [marriage] was important to somebody I loved, maybe I’d think about it, but I don’t think that I’m the type. It’s not for me. I wouldn’t mind living together. [But] eventually I’ll have to get a separate house for my shoes!”
“Most Elegant” Zoe on her life: “I want to have more sex, travel more, drink more wine and love life… Don’t want to be any other woman but myself.”
“Most Down-to-Earth” Amanda on staying grounded: “There’s something empty about having your own VIP booth, and people staring at you, drinking and dancing—to get what?.. Maybe people [in Hollywood] wear really nice clothes, and they drive really nice cars—but that doesn’t make me comfortable. And if I’m not comfortable, it won’t be part of my life.”
-CE
Photos courtesy of JJ.

British Beaus.

Here's a couple I'm envious of. Funnily enough, this is totally a mistake I made. I finished "Mamma Mia" and I was like, oh too bad he's gay, because he is totally adorable.

I was right about the last part apparently, and I wasn't the only one wrong about the first. Current girlfriend to Dominic Cooper, Amanda Seyfried, made the same mistake.


"It so wasn’t instant love. I thought he was gay. I didn’t know many Englishmen and it was just the way he dressed -- he is quite fashionable. Dominic and I split off towards the end of filming a little bit, but it was never anything that was real. It takes time. Life is complicated."

She also keeps an opinion that I know for a fact a lot of our readers do: British men are way sexy, and the accent is only the beginning.


“I am going to say something very cliched, but the accent is sexier in Britain. And British men dress so well and have really good manners. Charm is another thing they have -- they’re good at putting you at ease. You feel like an equal, or at least comfortable. Dominic is very charming. That makes it easy for someone to want to be around him.”


Love me some British men.
-CE
Photo courtesy of Zimbio.

Adorably Amanda.

Amanda Seyfried looking gorgeous in Marc Jacobs at the Jennifer's Body Hot Topic event. I have to review a movie for Monday's Observer, and it was between this and The Informant! with Matt Damon. I'm seriously thinking . First of all, I love and trust Amanda's movies. Second of all, I want to see it, and yet I don't want to pay for it. Writing an article about it equals problem solved. This is why I end up writing like, three articles a week. Le sigh, poverty.

Also, we both have anxiety attacks. That's weird. But cool.
“I suffer from anxiety attacks a lot,” she explained to Allure. “Like, the other day, I had an attack in the middle of a relaxing massage: My head was just spinning, and I felt nauseous! I was saying to myself, just don’t make a scene! Finish this massage, or you’re going to be really annoyed with yourself.”
-CE
Photo courtesy of Just Jared.

Megan's Body.

I watched this trailer on a whim. I was curious.

The curiouser thing? I actually...liked it. I mean, kind of. I'm having an internal struggle that will continue until it comes out in September. It is the Megan Fox movie Jennifer's Body. It's like a 90's flashback to Jawbreakers and an 80's flashback to Heathers.

Despite the Megan Fox Factor it does not suck automatically. I have a feeling that this movie will freak me the hell out, but that's a duh. The truth is, this is kind of how I view Megan Fox. I secretly always thought she like, worshiped the devil or sold her soul to get her supposed sex appeal. I bet Diablo Cody had her in mind from the beginning when she wrote this.

Plot is: A gorgeous cheerleader is possessed by a demon and starts feeding off the boys in a small Minnesota farming town, her "plain Jane" best friend must kill her, then escape from a correctional facility to go after the Satan-worshipping rock band responsible for the horrible transformation.". Jason Reitman (Thank You For Smoking, Juno) will be producing with Karyn Kusama (Girlfight, Æon Flux) directing.

Now, call me crazy, but there are certain actors I trust. Amanda Seyfried is one of them, for now. I can't think of anything she's ever done that I haven't liked. Veronica Mars, Mean Girls, Big Love, Wildfire and of course Mamma Mia. But what really got me attached to this movie? No, not Adam Brody. He's desperate for work and who can trust him after ITLOW? The best part about that movie was Olympia Dukakis (love her!). I totally see him as a demon though. Totally.

It was Beaver. All you VM fans know what I'm talking about. Cassidy Casablancas, the sexiest murderer (etc) on the planet. Kyle Gallner. Is in this movie. He cancels out the Megan Fox Factor. Love him. Adore him.

Now, it will depend on how un- poor I am in September, but I will probably end up going to see this. September isn't a great movie month, and I could totally see myself having an agonizing mind debate before gathering up everyone to go see it.

I will be going for Kyle and Amanda. That's all. The swamp thing isn't deserving of any attention whatsoever. In fact, I am still not altogether convinced that she doesn't get her body this way. Like that episode of Smallville, where the girl who used to be fat has some weird sci-fi experimental- thing happen to her and ends up losing all this weight because the only thing that can really sustain her is human fat, so she has to like, suck the fat out of people to live. It's weird, I never watched the show, but for some reason I've seen that one three times.

-CE