Mila Kunis may have turned into a bombshell film star, but the That ’70s Show alum says being a certified hottie isn’t all King Crab, Sister!
The Black Swan actress, who co-stars with Justin Timberlake in new romantic comedy Friends With Benefits, tells GQ Magazine’s August issue that good-looking women found it hard to be taken seriously.
Oh cry us a river!
Rihanna gets red-hot on the Jan. 2011 cover of British GQ — but it’s the remarks the “Loud” star makes inside the saucy issue that is attracting all of the attention.
As luck would have it, celeb gawkers are at their wits end with hearing about the night Chris Brown went upside RiRi’s head in his rented Lambo.
Who knew?
November 15th, 2010 by Castina
Tagged as: GQ Magazine,Magazine Covergirls,Popular Culture,Scarlett Johansson
Meet GQ Magazine’s “Babe of the Year:” Scarlett Johansson was named GQ’s annual “Babe of the Year” in the men’s mag’s 2010 Men of the Year issue, arriving on newsstands Nov. 23.
Pandamonium hit The Watercooler after the stars of the hit TV show Glee — Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, and Dianna Agron — got down to skimpy clothes for a series of sexy snaps on the pages of the November issue of GQ Magazine, but the the racy and controversial photo spread is paying off handsomely for the men’s mag.
A sexy photospread of some of the stars of TV’s Glee scantily-clad for the November issue of GQ Magazine has caused quite a stir around The Watercooler — and not just with hormonal teen boys! Veteran newswoman Katie Couric — host of the CBS Evening News — is so outraged over the racy snaps, which feature actresses Lea Michele and Dianna Agron (both 24) in Full Come-Hither Vixen Mode as they stand sandwiched between co-star Cory Montieth (28), that she devoted a full segment to the “scandal” during last Thursday night’s broadcast!
The former face of NBC’s TODAY Show says she’s “disappointed” with the adult co-stars’ decision to pose so seductively given their knowledge that Glee is a family show that boasts leagues of devoted young fans.