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We are fans of Rebel Wilson, as well as bubble baths, and thereby fans of this cover. More
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We are fans of Rebel Wilson, as well as bubble baths, and thereby fans of this cover. More
Zoe Saldana’s Allure cover revealed her weight to the world, and the outrage was instantaneous (including our own). But if she doesn’t care, should we? More
Why did the editors feel the need to emphasize her weight on the cover? More
For many moons now, there have been rumors that Beyonce, Queen of American magazine covers, will be paying a diplomatic visit to the realm of British magazine covers this coming sprrrrr-ing (you can ahead and pretend I’m rolling my R’s, even though I can’t do that in real life). Specifically: the cover of Brrrr-itish Vogue. Now, we may have photographic evidence that this visit is indeed happening. More
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Jenny from the Block is displeased with this photo’s Betsey from the Block appearance. More
We here at TheGloss are pretty big fans of Anne Hathaway. She’s talented, typically well-spoken and undeniably pretty. While I myself do not enjoy all the movies she has been in (ahem), I do think she has successfully achieved some pretty fantastic roles, too. Plus, she photographs gorgeously and is always recognizable as herself in portraits. But this February’s cover of the UK edition of Harper’s Bazaar sort of irks me. More
Transsexual model Connie Fleming had to do a lot of bicep curls to look this much like the first lady, I bet. More
The January issue of W Magazine decided to do something pretty nifty with cover girl Jessica Chastain. Rather than run a series of similarly lit photos of her doing fashion poses in various kinds of couture, the magazine made her into a human canvas for four different contemporary artists: George Condo, Rineke Dijkstra, Chantal Joffe, and Mickalene Thomas. This produced four very different, but equally striking covers, as well as a few related images for each one. As the accompanying profile (by the infamous Lynn Hirschberg) makes sure to note, this mirrors the uncanny way Ms. Chastain has disappeared into the diverse roles she’s played thus far in her career. More
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i-D Magazine has put out eight winter covers featuring a mixture of models and entertainers, as is their wont, and most of them are pretty cool. Lena Dunham, Cara Delevigne (pictured) and Neneh Cherry all try their hand at the magazine’s signature winky face. But which cover is the coolest? I’m so glad you asked. Come along with me on a multimedia journey to the top of this virtual pile of magazines. More
At least she’s in good company? More
i-D Magazine must not be among the fashion glossies hurting for funds. For their fall “Role Model” issue, i-D shot sixteen very impressive covers featuring a mixture of supermodels like Linda Evangelista and Gisele Bundchen, and up-and-comers like Jourdan Dunn and Kolfinna Kristófersdóttir. Stylistically, the covers are fairly diverse; some are in color, some in black and white, and some are styled in an ultra-modern way while others are more retro. But in each one, the model is hiding one of her eyes, which creates a nice common thread. Here are all them. More
I’ll give you a hint: she doesn’t usually make this face. More
Dear fans of Kristen Stewart concerned her cheating scandal has changed her irrevocably: I’m happy to report that she’s still got it. And by “it,” I of course mean “the ability to mold her face into that same expression of blank concern we’ve come to know so well.” More