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The Hollywood Reporter gets a lengthy and candid interview with Eileen Bowman, now 46, who had the misfortune of playing Snow White to Rob Lowe's...wait, was he just singing as himself?...on the Oscars 24 years ago, an appearance that led to a lawsuit, much derision and an angry letter to the Academy signed by the likes of Gregory Peck and Julie Andrews. Now, Bowman recalls being drafted into the job before she fully understood what she was auditioning for:

"I remember Bob Mackie said, 'Why am I making a Snow White outfit?' I fainted once during a fitting because I hadn't eaten. I woke up, and Bob was going, 'Honey, are you all right?' He gave me juice. My dress was bought for $23,000 by someone involved with the production who was buried in it. It was a man. I'm leaving it at that."

She goes on to recall Olivia Newton-John—who had starred in Xanadu!—asking her how on earth she'd done such a thing in front of so many people.

TV Guide (November 7—13, 2011) swoons over New Girl's Jake Johnson, above. Below, Hugh Jackman is as fine as ever in OK! (November 14, 2011):

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Above, from Us (September 27, 2010): Recently razzed for his uneven hairline, John Legend still looks good in other ways. Below, Star (September 27, 2010) previews Rob Lowe's Men's Fitness layout and also offers a peek at Matt Lanter:

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Above, Joe Manganiello as seen in In Touch (July 19, 2010). Below, from the same ish, Mark Salling no longer has his mohawk. Nor does he have one under his arms: 

From Star (July 19, 2010): I like Cristiano Ronaldo's black toenail polish. I like pretty much everything about him:

Could Paul Wesley look any sexier walking his dog, as seen in Us (July 19, 2010)?: 

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Us (February 15, 2010) has the ultimate "A-List Abs Quiz" with guts (or lack thereof) belonging to everyone from  Taylor Lautner to Bruce Springsteen. I'm not sure what it says about the printing that Will Smith's torso is not instantly identifiable, but it's fun looking at anyway. 

In Touch (January 18, 2010) comes up with this grainy shot of Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino from Jersey Shore, taken back during his days as an exotic dancer. Below, Peter Yang shoots the same piece of meat for People (January 18, 2010): 

Even more interesting, In Touch knocks down an exclusive at-home feature with The Bachelor's Jake Pavelka. Did I mention he has a pool?:

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Carter Smith shoots Paul Walker for GQ (January 2010). Walker looks quite thin, and that plus the suits conspire to make him kinda resemble Rob Lowe of all people. Might also be the unusual (for him) way he's holding his face:

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