What a year it has been for “30 Rock” star Tina Fey! Now she is being featured as Vanity Fair’s cover girl for the January 2009 edition. She chats about her hugely popular SNL impression of Sarah Palin, marriage, motherhood and her baby NBC hit tv show “30 Rock.”
The photo’s were taken by famous celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz.
You can read the whole article here
I never knew there was a magazine out there named, Magazine! That’s my learning lesson of the day!
Busty Scarlett Johansson is September 2008′s cover model. The article talks about her being Woody Allen’s muse and how she is an icon for independant modern women.
The photography was done by controversial photographer Annie Leibovitz.
Famous photographer Annie Leibovitz shot these beautiful photo’s of Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman for their upcoming movie “Australia”. These shotz can be seen in the new Vogue July 2008.
The legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola, and daughter Sofia join the previously featured Michail Gorbachev, Caterine Deneuve and Keith Richards for the latest Louis Vuitton’s “Global Core Values” ad campaign. There is no official confirmation, other than this photo has the coloring of an Annie Leibowitz shot, the right people framed in it, and the requisite Louis Vuitton monogram tote in plain view.
Why did Sofia want to do this ad? Sofia says, “I liked the ad Annie shot with Keith Richards. It was flattering to be asked. Plus I’ve known Marc Jacobs since I was 18.”
Sarah Jessica Parker is the covergirl for June 2008. These pictures are beautiful!
Here is a video that was just posted by Vanity Fair showing the Behind the Scenes of her video shoot. You can see her parents are present and that she is having fun with the shoot. I don’t think Annie is to blame here.
I think Vanity Fair is trying to cover their asses so little Miley can’t blame them.
Here is a statement released by Annie Leibovitz:
“I’m sorry that my portrait of Miley has been misinterpreted. Miley and I looked at fashion photographs together, and we discussed the picture in that context before we shot it.
“The photograph is a simple, classic portrait, shot with very little makeup, and I think it is very beautiful.”
Who do you think is to blame?
