Riley Keough Is Retro Sexy For Vanity Fair

New-kid-on-the-block Riley Keough gets profiled in the July issue of Vanity Fair magazine.

The ‘Magic Mike‘ starlet dons retro curls and popping ruby-red lips for her old Hollywood glamour photoshoot, taken by lensman Miguel Reveriego, while slipping into sexy designs by Miu Miu, Valentino, Yves Saint Laurent and Christian Louboutin.

The 23-year-old actress daughter of Lisa Marie Presley and granddaughter of Elvis Presley, shares with the magazine how it’s really like to be from such a famous family.

“Since I’ve been young, I get a lot of questions. I think it’s really a sweet thing, and I’ve noticed that a lot of people tell me stories when I meet them about different Elvis shows they went to”, Riley tells Vanity Fair.

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Adam Lambert Impersonates Elvis Presley For Out

Openly gay rocker Adam Lambert once again makes Out magazine’s annual ‘Out 100′ list, honouring 2011′s inspiring gay, lesbian and transsexual people.

Photographed by Gavin Bond, the ‘American Idol’ alumni recreates artist Andy Warhol’s Elvis Presley ’60s screenprinted painting.

The 29-year-old ‘Whataya Want from Me’ singer talks to the magazine about his forthcoming sophomore album.

“The process of making the first album was so fast. This is definitely the album that I want to make. I’m getting time with it, I’m able to say, ‘I want to re-record that vocal,’ or ‘Lets bring this song to another producer or a different beat put on it’. So I’m getting to immerse myself in the process. I feel like I’m getting to take the necessary time”, Adam points out to Out.

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Adam Lambert Is The Advocate

American Idol’s most controversial alum Adam Lambert covers the November issue of American LGBT-interest magazine The Advocate.

Photographed by Eric Schwabel on location, the 29-year-old openly gay singer sports his usual Elvis Presley-esque pompadour, flamboyant make-up and emo attire.

Gearing up for the release of his sophomore album, the ‘Whataya Want From Me’ crooner talks to the magazine about his much-talked about male-on-male kiss during his performance at the 2009 American Music Awards.

“(It was) a bit reactionary on my part. I think I was a little overwhelmed with everything. It was me reacting a little bit to that ‘you’re not gay enough’ thing. At that moment for whatever reason I was like, Well, is this gay enough? It was me being a little bit pissed off!”, Adam explains to The Advocate.