Usually too bogged down by his own egomaniacal, impossibly-high expectations to enjoy or appreciate any career accolades that come his way, it’s sort of a shock to see Kanye West so genuinely overjoyed and humbled after Vanity Fair included him on its “International Best Dressed List.”
In fact, the honor has rendered him unable to adequately express himself on his blog.
MILEY CAN'T QUIT WHILE SHE'S AHEAD "[Miley] Cyrus is rumored to be interested in the lead role in Undiscovered Gyrl … which would be that of 'a lovable, lost suburban girl who descends into a life of reckless partying and promiscuity.' The source says if Cyrus did take the part, you’d be seeing a lot more of Cyrus than what appeared in the Vanity Fair photos. 'There would definitely be nude scenes,' says the source."
Gisele Bundchen let it all hang out for the latest issue of V Magazine and then actually formed some coherent sentences during an interview. Small victories. Despite answering the question of what she's most passionate about with a simple “the destruction of our planet," Gisele had plenty to say when it came to the Miley Cyrus Vanity Fair scandal:
Can you believe this is news? It’s ridiculous. And the politicians aren’t going to create any laws about this [kind of media saturation]. They’re very happy with it. They can go around doing what they want and no one cares because we’re more concerned about some 15-year-old girl holding a sheet in a picture. No one cares about what [the politicians are] screwing up, or how much money is being lost.
The Miley Cyrus topless debacle yielded the most letters Vanity Fair has ever received in response to a particular story. Currently, the count is at 915 "mostly negative" missives.
Ann Shoket is not on the good side of Gossip Girl Blake Lively. The blonde starlet — tragically seen in the sequel to The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants — pops up on Vanity Fair and Cosmopolitan this month, but her cover role on Shoket’s Seventeen has her pissed. Even her rep says she’s not happy about it!
Except, well, this isn’t the worst cover on which we’ve ever seen Lively. In fact, we have three candidates that are at least equally terrible.
Isn't it sad/funny/expected but still shocking/gruesome how Hollywood gives expiration dates even to the stars it likes?
And people are mystified when pretty young girls in the spotlight kill themselves.
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Miley Cyrus, hellion and Hannah Montana, says she believes her now infamous "My First Cheesecake" photo shoot for Vanity Fair did nothing but make her "even more relateable":
I don’t think people will look at me any differently because they’re like, "You know what, I’m going to do stupid stuff too."
Yes, because what little girl can't relate to being made a sex object by the nation's most revered modern photographer in one of the nation's most widely read magazines. It's this American life!
Well, this is unsettling:
Miley Cyrus' pics in Vanity Fair may have been scandalous, but she should look on the bright side, because now she has a whole new crop of admirers! Only problem is, they're felons.
Miley has received thousands of love letters from prison inmates since the magazine hit newsstands.
Isn't the prison system wonderful? When the cons aren't assaulting each other, they're fixating on 15-year-old girls. How rehabilitating and conducive to a better America.
Billy Ray Cyrus stopped by The Today Show to speak about raising a famous daughter, but he seemed more interested in spewing off as many analogies as humanly possible. Our favorite: "The turkey with the longest neck's gonna be the one everybody's shootin' at." We're thinking of getting it crocheted on a pillow to pass down from generation to generation. CONTINUED »
Gina Gershon is lying in the same bed as Bill Clinton. But not in the way you think!
In fact, if you were thinking that way, then you’ll understand the whole reason Gershon is complaining about Todd Purdum’s Vanity Fair article in the same way Clinton was: Because she claims the insinuations made about her – that she enjoyed the romantic company of the ex-president – aren’t true.
THE ODD COUPLE "Miley Cyrus isn't letting her semi-topless Vanity Fair photo scandal slow her down. In between concerts and filming Hannah Montana, she may also be gearing up to record a duet with John Travolta."
HE SAID, SHE SAID "Miley Cyrus is apologizing to fans ahead of the release of a controversial photograph showing the 15-year-old Disney star semi-topless in the new issue of Vanity Fair, on newsstands this week. 'I took part in a photo shoot that was supposed to be "artistic" and now, seeing the photographs and reading the story, I feel so embarrassed. … I never intended for any of this to happen and I apologize to my fans who I care so deeply about.' Vanity Fair editors were quick to respond: 'Miley's parents and/or minders were on the set all day. Since the photo was taken digitally, they saw it on the shoot and everyone thought it was a beautiful and natural portrait of Miley.'"
Miley Cyrus has gone topless for a photo shoot with Vanity Fair. She is 15 years old.
Behold Madonna's new Vanity Fair cover, which is a step up from her last two shoots. Sure, she still makes us feel uncomfortable, but at least she's not flashing her Britney.
Speaking of Brit, Madonna confessed to New York's Z100-FM that she will never sing "Like A Virgin" again unless there is a large sum of money involved. We imagine this is because the song reminds her of that notorious VMA kiss with Miss Spears.
But that doesn't mean she has given up on the trainwreck: "I usually work out to her record. I do a combination of pilates and dance aerobics." That's not too surprising, considering one look at Britney Spears is enough inspiration to work out for a lifetime.
The photo spreads are in from Vanity Fair's article about funny women. We don't care enough to read the entire piece, because we already know what it says.
The pictures do plenty of talking: Some of today's most popular female comedians — including Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Sarah Silverman, Chelsea Handler, Maya Rudolph, Kristen Wiig and Jenna Fischer — are featured in ground-breaking photos … dressed up as celebrities. Clever.
Vanity Fair is this month running yet another celebrity photo shoot and, guess what? For once, it's cool!
The concept was to recreate famous scenes from Alfred Hitchcock films and some of the resultant shots are beautiful. Finally, an idea good enough that it makes Annie Leibovitz and her dozen assistants seem interesting.
SCHMOSCARS LOSING FRIENDS Vanity Fair announced yesterday that it would not hold its annual Academy Award party…[Vanity Fair editor-in-chief Graydon] Carter told The New York Times, 'A magazine like Vanity Fair is a group of writers and artists, and we are in solidarity with the writers and artists out there. Whether the strike is over or not, there are a lot of bruised feelings. I don't think it's appropriate for a big magazine from the East to come in and pretend nothing happened.'"
Remember that famous, famous, famous polar bear Knut, who only months ago graced the cover of Vanity Fair with Leonardo DiCaprio? Well, in a turn of events that has yielded the best metaphor ever for explaining Britney Spears, celebrity itself and indeed life in general, the coddling of Knut and his massive fame have caused him to become, according to experts, a "psychopath."
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