“At that stage of my life, I don’t think I would have thought that about anybody,” she said of meeting her future husband on the set of his show, Las Vegas. “I’d made my list of qualities that I wanted, and you can’t just find out if somebody has those in a week. You have to see somebody’s character. It was learning what he was made of that made me fall in love with him.”

Fergie added that Josh loves the 17 pounds she gained to play the role of Saraghina in the movie musical Nine.

“When I came home from filming, he was excited. He enjoys having both: the extra meat to grab when it’s there and the tight stomach when that’s there. He always gives me compliments. He’s never been critical.”

“It’s important to keep a strong sense of yourself when you’re a mom,” Christina — who is married to music exec Jordan Bratman — reveals in the November issue of Cosmpolitan UK. “You’re still you and you can still be confident in your sexuality.”

The star also reveals that she likes walking around in her birthday suit — and when it comes to stripping, no one gets Xtina in the zone better than her husband.

“I feel sexiest in the nude,” Max’s mommy explains. “When you see something you dislike and your partner embraces it. It makes you feel good. You know, the scars of life are beautiful. I love a bubble bath with my husband and a glass of wine,He has a way of making me feel sexy.”

“I’ve always had fun playing up to my sexual side.”

It may come as a surprise, but women really are “beautiful in every single way.” At least, that’s what Chrissy believes.

“I think women are such sensual beings,” she tells the mag. “And, I mean, I’m attracted to men ultimately. But, honestly, if I had the choice between viewing a naked man or a naked woman, I’d choose the woman. We’re just naturally sexier and more beautiful to look at.”

What do we say, ladies?

Megan is sitting pretty in pink as cover girl on the October issue of Cosmo, and the outspoken vamp — who will play a maneating cheerleader in the horror flick Jennifer’s Body this fall — is sounding off on everything from monogamy to nudity and dating actors.

Megan On Dating Actors: “It’s fun when someone intends to put you in his back pocket, but instead, he walks away wounded. I make it a mind game so they don’t know if I’m hitting on them or mocking them. Male actors drop lines about their private jets, trying to seem powerful, but I don’t give a shit,” says the 23-year-old star, who is dating 36-year-old thespian Brian Austin Green. “I don’t need someone else’s power. I’m obtaining my own.”

Megan On The Power Of Women In Relationships: “Women hold the power because we have the vaginas. If you’re in a heterosexual relationship and you’re a female, you win.”
(That last part makes for a cute t-shirt slogan, don’t you think?)

What legendary rocker chick would she go lez for? The Runaways’ Joan Jett! “Joan would never date me, but I would date her like this!” she told the mag, snapping her fingers. “I love her. Of course, I’ve never met her, and she would probably hate me, and then I’d cry for weeks.”

Megan On Monogamy: “Women hold the power because we have the vaginas. If you’re in a heterosexual relationship and you’re a female, you win.”

For more quirky quotables from actress Megan Fox, check out the Oct. issue of Cosmopolitan Magazine, on newsstands Sept. 8.

“I’ve always had another season to look forward to, but now life is a little more unplanned. It’s really exciting,” Lauren Conrad on leaving MTV’s The Hills, Cosmo July 2009.

For more information on Lauren’s new novel L.A. Candy and her Kohl’s fashion line — check out the latest issue of Cosmo, on newsstands June 2.

Gossip Girl’s Leighton Meester strikes a glamorous pose on the June 2009 issue of Cosmo.

The actress-singer, who just inked a deal to release her first album this fall, believes there’s a bit of a “Bad Girl” in every woman.

Check out a few quotables moments from Leighton’s chat with Cosmo after the jump.

Leighton On Playing Baddie Blair Waldorf: “The evil side of Blair is somewhere in me,” Leighton explains. “Acting her out is like therapy. I get to do things nobody would ever say or do in real life.”

Do You Nice Guys Really Finish Last? “I’m not into bad boys. I think the term is stupid. A guy who cheats on you or is not nice to you? What is that? Nowadays, I’m much more mature in relationships. I’ve let go of the bullshit. I think more about the deal makers than the deal breakers. I want a guy I can look up to.”

Leighton on Real-Life BF Sebastian Stan, who also plays Carter Baizen on Gossip Girl: “I’ve never fallen in love right off the bat. I get scared to say, ‘I love you’ too soon because it means so much. It means you’re not seeing an end to things.”

Leighton on Blair’s Romance with Chuck Bass (Played by Ed Westwick): “They’re so perfect because they get each other. Chuck knows about her deep, dark side and he finds it hot,” Leighton says. “But the best part of their relationship is that it’s realistic. People don’t always date for a while and then slowly fall in love. They start by hooking up one night. It takes time to get to know someone, and then you realize that you’re in love later on.”

“Surely there are more important issues than if someone has cellulite?” says Mischa, who was shot for the Cosmo spread by renowned photog Roberto D’Este.

“And I don’t understand the point of people looking for bad things. Why bother? I know it’s human nature to want to pick on other people, but I find it a little shallow.” Mischa added, “It’s human nature to be self-critical, but it’s possible to like the way you look. I’m happy now – I wouldn’t change my body, and I couldn’t anyway.”

“The only way to be happy and be a more enjoyable person to be around is to embrace what you’ve got. Everyone has issues about their body, but I feel confident now. I’m healthy and happy.”

And don’t look for the actress to debut a new nose, lip injections, or chest muscles anytime soon: “I’m not into surgery, or changing the way I look. I think it’s better to embrace what you have and play on your good points.”

Reality TV brings Whitney Port to tears. The star of MTV’s The City told Cosmo in their May issue that her reality show is just too much to cope with sometimes: “I break down a couple of times a week, at least. It gets overwhelming. Sometimes I think that I can’t take this anymore. I just want to live a normal life.”

(Oh the perils of being rich and famous! Boo-hoo. This girl’s just a big ole wimp!)

Catch the rest of Whitney’s interview in the May issue of Cosmo, on stands April 8…

Sporting a sultry and a mane of darkened locks, High School Musical star Ashley Tisdale covers the April issue of Cosmo.