Amy Adams and Claire Danes are both on the covers of the January issues of Vanity Fair and Glamour, respectively, and though Danes looks like she's been caught picnicking in Central Park while Adams could be drunk off of too much egg nog, their interviews reveal similar takes on being women in Hollywood.
Last night was the Glamour Women Of The Year Awards, an annual event that honors inspiring and influential women for their accomplishments. This year, Glamour honored 12 women from all walks of life: advocates, entrepreneurs, pop stars, politicians and amazing superwomen who defy categorization (Malala Yousafzai).
Lady Gaga is on the December cover of Glamour magazine — the Woman Of The Year issue — and inside, she talks about her weird outfits and her desire to change the world.
Rihanna's on the November cover of Glamour magazine, and inside, she sounds like a Rockwell song come to life.
The October issue of Glamour features Scandal star Kerry Washington, positively glowing in coral, a knowing smile on that gorgeous face. Back in February, we wondered why the hell Washington — who's been in three Oscar-nominated films and is the first black woman to have the lead role in a network drama since 1974 —…
Opting out. Leaning in. Having it all. Women have so many choices for buzzwords these days!
On the heels of magazine editors the industry across discussing ladymags' devotion
Pink is on the June issue of Glamour magazine, and inside, the ridiculously likable 33-year-old singer talks about motherhood, marriage and being a slut.
Nashville star Hayden Panettiere is on the May cover of Glamour — posing in absolutely stunning, vivid and summery photos by Peggy Sirota — and inside, she explains that although she was a child actress, her friends and family kept her from going off the rails. "I came up in the Messy Generation," she says. "The…
The February issue of Glamour features Zooey Deschanel on the cover, and inside, she talks about what all lady-celebs find themselves talking about these days: Body image and feminism.
In Ladymag Land, the biggest issues of the year are the September issues. And this year, Vogue, Queen of the Ladymags, had its biggest issue ever. Nine hundred sixteen pages: Absolutely GIGANTIC. But all of the Ladymags celebrated the fall season in a huge way, and we could not let this momentous occasion pass without…
Bonnie Fuller, head of HollywoodLife.com and former editor of multiple mags like Glamour and Marie Claire, has some thoughts about why most women's magazines have lackluster websites. While it should be noted that her most recent column for Ad Age is partially just a giant advertisement for her website and editorial…
Last night, Glamour held its Women of the Year Awards in London where the honorees did manage to make some fashion statements, except not the good kind.
The novelist/fashion designer/reality TV star tells Glamour:
Most reporters who break legendary, life-changing stories get movies made in their honor, or at least a little personal attention and recognition, especially in this era of personal branding. So it's shocking to me that it took a Glamour profile to introduce me to Sara Ganim, the reporter who broke the Penn State sex…
The British may have the market cornered on fancy hats in 2011, but even they have nothing on these super fancy old-timey actresses.
It's always fun to compare and contrast how female celebrities are treated on women's magazine covers with how they're posed and portrayed on publications for men. And looky here! Kristen Stewart is on the November cover of Glamour magazine as well as the November cover of British GQ.
Many magazines are having a hard time attracting readers to their websites, so they're trying a new approach. Rather than just listing urls and hoping people will look them up online, magazines are becoming littered with mobile codes. The hope is that while readers don't care enough to look up an editor's blog, they'll …
According to Glamour's wedding blog, it's imperative that you limit the wands and Gryffindor ties at your nuptials, lest it turn into a "10-year-old's birthday party." Did you and your beloved meet online through a post about Harry Potter? Too bad. Your Potter-themed wedding is likely to be a "cheesy, magical mess," and…
What an honor! Flossy McHookerpants has the privilege of paying $12 for Glamour, and the mag will even throw in a lifetime subscription to those gift offer cards that obviously never pass before human eyes.
With models like Crystal "Vogue Paris" Renn becoming true crossover stars, and agents like Gary Dakin of Ford+ reporting so much demand that he turns work down, it seems like the fashion industry is finally starting to recognize the beauty of bodies that aren't runway-sample-sized. Here are five plus-size models we think …
On Monday, Crystal Renn was a guest on Plus Model Radio, and she talked about her anorexia, her recovery, and her decision to become a plus-size model. Although: A new Ford model card states that Renn is a size 2.
Quoth she: "I'd be foolish not to take some of these opportunities that are coming my way. We all know this can go away at any moment." She sure looks purty! Additional images after the jump.
Reese Witherspoon has been in 25 movies and has two kids. At 34, she says in January's Glamour, she feels sexier than ever. And she's not scared about being a woman getting older in the unforgiving Hollywood industry.
Reactions to the first McQueen show mounted since the designer's suicide have been overwhelmingly positive. Style.com says "Sarah Burton proved herself a very worthy successor to Alexander McQueen." Glamour's Cindi Leive says she "loved this beautiful, emotional debut."
