Jessica Simpson In Marie Claire Magazine January 2009

Jessica Simpson - Marie Claire Magazine January 2009

Jennifer Connelly = Older Megan Fox?

I think if Megan Fox had an older and equally hotter sister, it would be Jennifer Connelly. What do you think?

Jennifer Connelly - Marie Claire Magazine December 2008

Jessica Biel Hot In Marie Claire

Jessica Biel has admitted that one of her biggest fears is losing her good looks to old age.

The US star – who is known for her stunning looks and athletic frame – says that she has already noticed her body getting older.

Jessica told Marie Claire, "I don't know how I'll cope with ageing - I better start figuring it out. I feel my knees changing - like, why do I have this pain when I'm running on the treadmill?

"And I'm definitely fearful in a very vain manner about my body ageing.

"I think it's freaky weird to look at a picture of your grandmother when she was a young woman and look at her now."

Yet the actress turns her nose up at having any plastic surgery.

"I am really afraid of blades on my face - that freaks me out beyond belief. I would way rather have wrinkles than have some slice-up going on."

At least Jessica has boyfriend superstar Justin Timberlake to keep her feeling young and beautiful.

Jessica Biel Pictures from Marie Claire

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Natalie Portman in British Marie Claire

Natalie Portman graces the April issue of British Marie Claire magazine.

Inside the mag, 26-year-old self-admitted smarty pants dishes on why she’s happy to be labelled an “intellectual actress.”

Enjoy for more pictures:

Natalie Portman in Marie Claire UK


Pictures source: www.marieclaire.co.uk

Jennifer Garner Does Marie Claire, Look Sexy

Jennifer Garner, The Kingdom Star, flashes her million dollar smile on the October issue of Marie Claire.

Inside the mag, Jennifer Garner talks love, life, babies and her future as the next Oprah!

Jennifer on her 21-month-old daughter Violet: “She’s pretty awesome. We’re in that sweet spot before the terrible twos. She sleeps till 7! Yeah, we lucked out. Supposedly [when] you have one that’s this easy and great, you’re screwed the next time around.”

Jennifer on the paparazzi: “[The paparazzi] just nips away at anything you’re doing, the small pleasures. I would give just about anything to make it go away, especially for my daughter. I feel like she has a right to her privacy, and it’s kind of encroached on.”

Jennifer on her two year and couting marriage to Ben Affleck: “I don’t know what makes it work. But it does. One thing that makes it work is that we’re both pretty nice. He’s not someone who’s ever going to blow up on anyone. What I mean is, if he’s ever angry with me, he doesn’t act out on it in a weird way or yell at me. And I am the same. So we handle conflict in a very loving and adult way.

Jennifer on having more children: “We definitely wonder what it would be like to have another — hopefully, knock on wood, someday. [raps table] My job is great to have as a mom. I get to take breaks and then work in a really concentrated way. During that concentrated time, it sucks, but whatever.”

Jennifer on her future as a talk show maven: “I feel like women, and especially mothers, are disenfranchised from our families; we don’t have the same support group around us that we did a generation ago. All my girlfriends and my sisters were having these same issues, and I felt like, ‘Why isn’t this being addressed?’ There are tons of talk shows, yet there’s nothing that’s specifically for them. But I’ve never gotten the balls to go out and do it.”



Jennifer Garner - Marie Claire Magazine


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Salma Hayek In May’s Marie Claire

Salma Hayek Contributes More Than 2 Cents In May’s Marie Claire





Salma Hayek spoke out Marie Claire’s May issue about expecting her first child at age 40 – and she believes that women should not feel rushed to have children until they feel ready.

Motherhood is not for everyone. It is for me, but there’s no reason women should feel rushed to have a child. Society thinks if you don’t have children, you’ve failed as a woman, even if you are CEO of a company. You’ve got to be beautiful, smart, skinny, tall, rich, successful at your job, married to the right guy – and have genius children. And by the way, you also have to be a nun!

On top of enjoying motherhood this year, she is also the executive producer of one of the year’s biggest hits, ABC’s Ugly Betty. In showbiz, persistance is key.

Everybody thinks I’ve got a new job, but I’ve been trying to get shows on the air for years. The secret is never giving up.

The demands to maintain a perfect physical appearance in the industry are intense, but she is determined to challenge people’s ideas about women – especially Latin women.

The stress [of appearing physically perfect] is sensational. But then, you have to keep everything in perspective. It’s a dress, hair, makeup – c’mon, let’s go! We have to stop this obsession that starts when we’re teenagers: ‘Am I pretty enough?’ I started out in Hollywood at the same time as Jennifer Lopez. Before us, Latinas only had roles that were part of the backdrop, as the maid or the prostitute. We changed that. Of course, you’re always looking for those Meryl Streep parts, but I am grateful for the things I did.
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Salma Hayek Revealed Her Struggle To Marie Claire

Recently engaged mommy-to-be Salma Hayek spoke to Marie Claire Magazine about her struggles as a Latina actress in Hollywood, and the unfair pressures women face to have children.

“Motherhood is not for everyone—it is for me…but society thinks if you don’t have children, you’ve failed as a woman,” 40-year-old Hayek told the magazine. “You’ve got to be beautiful, smart, skinny, tall, rich, successful at your job, married to the right guy—and have genius children.

Marie Claire hits newsstands on April 17. Here’s a quick glance at the rest of Salma’s thoughtful interview:

On being typecast in certain roles because she’s Mexican:

I started out in Hollywood at the same time as Jennifer Lopez. Before us, Latinas only had roles that were part of the backdrop, as the maid or prostitute. We changed that.

On issues with her appearance:

Especially when I have to appear in public, and there are cameras…the stress is sensational. Sometimes I don’t like the dress—the way it fits, the way I look. And there are a million people looking at me, telling me to smile, but I don’t feel like smiling. But then I have to keep everything in perspective.

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