“You can point any kind of laser at my face, but I don’t think Botox is for me. I think it is bad. People who have too much, they look like their faces are full of candles — a shiny, shiny face,” Tina Fey, Harper’s Bazaar November 2009

The tell-all interview with confirm months of speculaton romantically-linking the young stars of the wildy-successful vampire francise, insiders reveal in the Oct. 5 edition of In Touch Weekly.

“Rob and Kristen were relatively open about their relationship,” says a Harper’s employee who accompanied the couple to an Aug. 20 photoshoot for the magazine.

Janet tells Harper’s Bazaar Magazine that she hasn’t watched television since learning of Michael’s death of an overdose on June 25. At times, the star still struggles with the concept that her brother is gone, at one point in the interview, Janet refers to Michael in the present tense, saying, “My brother is, I mean was…..You have to forgive me, because it’s really hard to believe he’s passed.”

Janet, a legendary performer in her own right, recalls growing up with the King of Pop fondly.

“He’d have the same red shirt, the same black pants, the same white T-shirt. Mike was very simple. When I was 14 years old, I would shop for him. [Michael was then 21.] I washed his clothes, cleaned his room. When mother would go out of town, she’d say, ‘I’m leaving you in charge. Take care of Mike,’” she tells the mag.

Janet On Michael’s Sense Of Style: “If it was shiny, if it had any kind of bling, he loved it. It was that drummer-boy look. Do you remember that black jacket he wore for Motown’s 25th anniversary? That’s our mother’s! He grabbed that from her closet! He loved anything that sparkled.”

What Janet Would Like The World To Know About Michael: “He loved to laugh. The last time we were together, he’d laugh so hard, he would just start crying. Sometimes his humor would be corny, sometimes dry. He loved the Three Stooges, he loved slapstick, he loved Eddie Murphy in his silly comedies. He loved to have fun. He loved to play.”

If Janet Had One More Day With Her Brother, She Would: “…Relive that moment we had when we were kids, do our little run: We’d wake up, feed the animals, spend the entire day together.”

Janet is scheduled to pay tribute to her late brother at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards in New York this Sun., Sept. 13.

“She is giving them the world exclusive and is going to be on the cover.”

Janet is one of the few members of the Jackson Family who has remained in seclusion since the King of Pop died of a drug overdose in Los Angeles on June 25.

In celebration of the 40th anniversary of the children’s classic Sesame Street, Harper’s Bazaar Magazine has paired the Muppets of public television’s most memorable neighborhood with some of the biggest names in the world fashion — including Vera Wang, Oscar de la Renta, Carolina Herrera, and Diane von Furstenberg — for a one-of-a-kind photoshoot on the pages of the mag’s September issue.

Harper’s Bazaar asks Grover: “Will minimalism ever go out of style?”

Grover: 
”Yes! Or no… Maybe! Let us go with maybe. I am not sure what you are talking about.”

Agyness Deyn channels the late King of Pop for a six-page spread featured n the September issue of Harper’s Bazaar. The British supermodel mimics Michael Jackson’s most memorable moments — from his days on the set of the groundbreaking music video “Thriller” to his time with “Bubbles The Chimp” — in a spread shot by acclaimed celebrity photog Terry Richardson.

The September issue of Harper’s Bazaar arrives on newsstands August 18.

In the September issue of Harper Bazaar, Leighton sets the record straight for the first time about her reported sex tape, claiming it doesn’t exist. “[The tape] is not real,” she says. “So it makes me sort of sad. It’s unfortunate that it got carried as far as it did.”

In June, an adult film company released a dozen screencaps from a X-rated video that allegedly featured Leighton, then 18-years-old, performing various nude acts — including foot worship — with a former boyfriend.

“I definitely understand the nature of people better now and that the mere allegation of something like that could be headline news. People think it’s real because somebody says it is,” she adds.