EW.com

Oh, Zefron. So pretty on this EW cover. And inside he describes avoiding paparazzi by “always bobbing and weaving through alleyways trying to get to meetings, scouting out and looking outside doors and running around like Jason Bourne.” How is that not the cutest thing ever?

It’s no wonder that some crazed fan allegedly attacked him in London yesterday by grabbing his hair. While we can’t explain exactly why this crazed fan was a middle-aged man (Creepy McCreeperson!), we can identify with the overpowering desire to touch those perfectly shiny locks. Wow, that probably makes us a Creepy McCreeperson, too. But if that’s the consequence for declaring our Zefron love, so be it.

Anyway, enough gushing—it’s embarrassing. There's probably some Girls Next Door news we need to get to or something.

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Nicole Kidman's days of thunder may be gone, but they're certainly not forgotten.

And in a way, the subject of her marriage to Tom Cruise, per the November issue of Elle, does provide a better understanding of her relationship with hubby Keith Urban.

"I didn't forsee it, that you can meet somebody who you have a deep and more profound love with," the Oscar winner says about her feelings toward the country crooner.

"I don't mean to take away anything with Tom," she's quick to add, "but I would hope that he has the same thing—I know he has the same thing with Katie. You move into a stage where you're able to be a more fuller person in your relationship."

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Harper's Bazaar

Drew Barrymore looks super cute and patriotic on the November cover of Harper’s Bazaar. Being single and free to make out with whichever Gossip guy she wants must really agree with her.

Inside, the actress-producer-director-U.N. Ambassador Against Hunger makes a shocking confession. Get this: Drew is...a Democrat who supports Obama. In Hollywood, who would have thought? However, she still encourages all young people to vote, no matter the candidate, natch.

But we’re more concerned with the packaging. Happy, carefree pictures like this come off as way more inspiring than the creepy Saw-like Jessica Alba Declare Yourself PSA. Smiles over Hannibal Lecter masks!

Details

Let's face it. Penn Badgley, Chace Crawford and Ed Westwick are the real reasons everyone tunes in to Gossip Girl each week, right?

Now before some of you get your preppy boxers all up in a bunch, we certainly don't mean any disrespect to the ladies—Blake Lively, Leighton Meester and Taylor Momsen—who obviously bring plenty to the Upper East Side table. But c'mon, the boys are what keep things oh-so-interesting.

So imagine our squealing delight when we saw this eye-candy concoction on the cover of the new Details, which begs the question: Which Gossip guy is your fave?

As you mull that over, we're just gonna keep ogling. After all, we declared our love for a certain someone not too long ago.

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The folks on Wisteria Lane are having way too much fun with this whole time travel thingy. First the show and now the magazine covers.

As most Desperate Housewives fans know by now, the new season places the ladies five years in the future, living life much differently than when we last saw them.  

"The idea for the five-year jump on Desperate Housewives really came from the executive producers of Lost," show creator and executive producer Marc Cherry tells TV Guide.

Then there's Teri Hatcher and Co. appearing as if they've warped back to the '50s for the magazine's latest issue. Who was the inspiration behind that, Marc? Doc Brown? (Although, we admit, the shot is rather glam.)

Anyway, as we count down the days till the show's season premiere on Sunday, give us your thoughts about this whole flash-forward idea.

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Meg Ryan is finally opening up about some of the hurly-burly that has surrounded her personal life—most notably, the brief romance with her Proof of Life costar Russell Crowe and the subsequent dissolution of her marriage to Dennis Quaid.

"Dennis was not faithful to me for a long time, and that was very painful," the actress reveals to In Style magazine. "I found out more about that after I was divorced."

She's quick to point out that while Crowe "didn't break up the marriage," the end of her 10-year union with Quaid in 2001 "was also very liberating."

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Anne Hathaway has been reinventing herself on the red carpet as a confident, single woman who doesn’t care about that guilty, sleazy a-hole who lied to the Vatican so he could take her on exotic trips and buy her fancy jewelry.

Phase 2 of Project Makeover Anne Hathaway seems to be making her appear "edgy."

In her new movie, Rachel Getting Married, she plays an ex-model who has been in and out of rehab. Very dark, yes? Now she has this Entertainment Weekly cover declaring her “A Princess No More.” And how do we know Anne is officially edgy? Here are a few clues we picked up on:

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Allure

Weird things happen when celebrities appear on magazine covers. They wind up photoshopped to the extreme, strangely made-up, trying to pose like a supermodel or sent through ANTM's Glaminator 11.0. We don't know what it is, but only a few make it through looking like themsleves.

Take this October’s cover of Allure. We spent a good few minutes staring at it, trying to figure out who this cookie-cutter blonde was before giving in and just reading her name.

So we thought we'd pose the same challenge to you, but cover up the name. Can you look beneath the magazine magic and tell us what actress is promoting "New Juice Fasts"?

Get the answer after the jump...

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GQ

You may want to steer clear of Megan Fox and her libido. At least if you're a mountain ox.

In the October issue of GQ, the 22-year-old Transformers star spends a whole lotta time talking about sex (not that we're complaining), revealing, at one point, how she had a brief romance at 18 with a female stripper named Nikita, who would do "these beautiful slow dances to Aerosmith ballads."  

A sweet emotion indeed…

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