Above, People (May 27, 2013) shows off the best-looking movie superhero ever. Below, from Star (May 27, 2013) and Life & Style (May 27, 2013), two of the best Zac Efron "candids" ever:
In Touch (May 27, 2103) has Baby Daddy's Derek Theler, who looks just about perfect:
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From Entertainment Weekly (April 19—26, 2013): Check out the eye-friendly stars of upcoming movies Henry Cavill, Idris Elba and Channing Tatum.
Above, Penn Badgley flashes some shag in Nylon Guys (May 2013). Below, Adam Levine does his best impresson of "studly" for the same issue:
Andy Cohen struts his silvery-fox stuff in Us (April 8, 2013):
Model and actor Douglas Booth is the latest to fit himself into Bruce Weber's aesthetic, as seen in Vman (Spring/Summer 2013). Below, Philippe Vogelenzang captures actor Ansel Elgort in the same issue:
And in the same issue, Carlos Serrao offers up actor Alden Ehrenreich:
Josh Samman, Dylan Andrews, Jimmy Quinlan and Uriah Hall from The Ultimate Fighters, as seen in Entertainment Weekly (March 29, 2013):
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The first episode of The View happened before I owned a cellphone
Joy Behar quits The View after 16 years.
FBI "monitoring" Marco McMillian murder.
Ten-year-old eco-blogger interviews Amy Ray of The Indigo Girls.
THE DEVIL YOU KNOW: Justin Bieber: "Only God can judge me."
Synergy does not pay the fucking rent.
Lindsay Lohan saying "no, no, no" to rehab.
"[Madonna] never had to...tell me that it was OK that I was 'born this way.'"
Desperately seeking Denise Van Outen.
Win a trip to the GLAAD Awards.
Anal sex scene in Beyond the Candelabra done in one...take.
"Every Sunday night, this girl wo uld come to my house and I would stand in my garage and I would hike my boxer briefs up into the crack of my ass and she would give me a spray tan."—Matt Damon, on playing Scott Thorson
As seen in Entertainment Weekly (January 18, 2013): Above, Hugh Jackman looks ready to rumble in The Wolverine, which releases July 26. The same issue offers Liam Hemsworth's penetrating gaze:
...and a penetrated-by-arrows Dylan McDermott:
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Arrow's Stephen Amell is one of Entertainment Weekly's (December 28, 2012—January 4, 2013) picks for "2012 Breakouts." He's definitely dedicated to his series, saying:
"I'd have to have a kid to care about something more than I care about Arrow. If someone messes with it, I'd be like, 'Don't you mess with my son!'"
