A scruffy Hugh Jackman fronts the cover of the latest issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.
The ‘Les Miserables‘ heartthrob reveals to the magazine how his wife of 16 years Deborra-Lee Furness feel about all the gay rumours always surrounding him.
“Just recently, it bugs her. She goes: ‘It’s big. It’s everywhere!’”, Hugh tells THR.
After the jump, checkout the 44-year-old actor’s sexy editorial, taken by photographer Ruven Afanador.
For this year’s Time magazine’s Annual Great Performances portfolio, eleven selected actors — whom delivered the best cinematic performances of 2012, according to the publication — pose for the black and white studio shots of photographer Paola Kudacki. Check them out below:
John Goodman – Argo.
John Hawkes – The Sessions.
Philip Seymour Hoffman – The Master.
On Sunday night (13 January), it was the turn of the 90+ members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) to make their top selections in television and film excellence at the 70th Annual Golden Globes. Actor-turned-filmmaker Ben Affleck was once again the top pick of the night, snagging both ‘Best Director’ and ‘Best Picture (Drama)’ for his masterpiece ‘Argo‘. Other big winners of night included ‘Girls‘ creator Lena Dunham, everything ‘Homeland‘, Hugh Jackman, Christoph Waltz and Daniel Day-Lewis.
Held at the Beverly Hilton hotel, everyone in Hollywood came out to play, dolled-up in red pops, basic blacks, shimmering golds, asymmetrical cuts and bold prints. Checkout the standout red carpet looks, below:
BEST-DRESSED: ‘The Master‘ actress Amy Adams channeled old Hollywood glamour in this nude strapless Marchesa gown.
Claire Danes debuted her post-pregnancy body in red Versace.
Country sensation Taylor Swift looked almost unrecognizable in a seductive dark plum Donna Karan frock, with a mermaid skirt.
WORST-DRESSED: Jennifer Lopez turned up the heat in a longsleeve lace Zuhair Murad gown, with beaded details.
Jennifer Lawrence not only picked up a gong for ‘Best Actress (Comedy/Musical)’, for her role in ‘Silver Linings Playbook‘, but she was also a winner in this bright red Dior gown.
Nicole Kidman went for a dark and edgy look in a black Alexander McQueen gown, with a statement neckline.
BEST-DRESSED: ‘Les Miserables‘ siren Anne Hathaway kept is sleek and fresh in a white archived Chanel gown, with a peplum top and column skirt.
‘Rust and Bone‘ star Marion Cotillard brought a pop of colour in an orange strapless asymmetrical Dior dress.
WORST-DRESSED: Rachel Weisz donned a black semi-sheer polka dot Louis Vuitton dress.
Quirky ‘New Girl‘ actress Zooey Dischanel matched the red carpet in a strapless Oscar de la Renta ballgown.
‘The Impossible‘ star Naomi Watts was a vision in a longsleeve skin-tight Zac Posen dress, with a sexy back and train.
BEST-DRESSED: Ageless beauty Julianne Moore looked breathtaking in a custom monochromatic Tom Ford dress.
BEST-DRESSED: ‘Downton Abbey‘ goddess Michelle Dockery shimmered in a dramatic white and gold Alexandre Vauthier gown.
Girl of the moment Lena Dunham clean-up in an off-the-shoulder Zac Posen dress.
BEST-DRESSED: Rocking a side-braid, freckle-faced Lucy Liu had a princess moment in a strapless floral print Carolina Herrera ballgown.
Purple-haired Kelly Osbourne looked elegant in a strapless pale green Zac Posen gown.
Pixie-haired Halle Berry flaunted some daring Angelina Jolie-esque leg in a printed one-shoulder Versace dress.
‘Zero Dark Thirty‘ heroine Jessica Chastain showed some sexy cleavage in a custom Calvin Klein halter dress.
‘Skyfall‘ singer Adele wore her signature black Burberry dress, with her hair pulled up into a beehive.
‘Scandal‘ leading lady Kerry Washington opted for a fashion-forward Miu Miu nude embellished dress.
The lovely ensemble cast of the big screen adaptation of ‘Les Miserables‘ takes over the cover of the latest issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.
Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, Russell Crowe and Amanda Seyfried gather for a studio group shot, taken by Ruven Afanador on the cover. Eddie Redmayne and Samantha Barks are also featured inside the magazine.
Recent ‘Saturday Night Live‘ guest-host Anne Hathaway channels her ‘Les Miserables‘ heroine character Fantine on the cover of the December issue of US Vogue magazine.
Photographed by Annie Leibovitz, the 30-year-old actress, with her chic pixie cut, looks pretty in a strapless emerald green Vera Wang gown, matching the garden background.
Anne shares with the magazine on how much she loves her short hairdo.
“I love the short-haired lifestyle. It’s awesome that I was able to go for a hike right before I came here to meet you, quickly wash my hair, and now it’s dry… But I’m turning 30, and — I hope this isn’t obnoxious to say — I feel prettier, and much more myself. I guess I just feel much more satisfied with less now”, Anne explains to Vogue.
For her single editorial, taken in the field and styled by Tonne Goodman, Anne wears a Ralph Lauren gold embroidered vest, blouse and pants. She also dons a Valentino velvet couture gown.
The group editorial, features the ensemble cast of the Tom Hooper-directed film, in character and styled in 19th century-inspired costumes by Paco Delgado.
Amanda Seyfried as Cosette.
Hugh Jackman as Jean Valjean.
Eddie Redmayne as Marius Pontmercy.
Anne as Fantine.
Russell Crowe as Inspector Javert.
Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter as Thénardier and Madame Thénardier.
Amanda and Eddie as Cosette and Marius.
Hugh and Isabelle Allen as Jean and young Cosette.
Australian heartthrob Liam Hemsworth suits up in Dolce & Gabbana on the cover of the May issue of Prestige Hong Kong magazine.
Photographed by Darren Tieste, the 22-year-old actor talks to the magazine about other Aussie actors that have inspired him.
“Heath Ledger was one I was always a big fan of. He was kind of the closest to my age and was just an incredible actor. And obviously guys like Russell Crowe and Hugh Jackman –- there are just so many talented Australian actors over here. But I think Heath Ledger was my favourite out of all of
those and just simply an inspiration”, Liam shares with Prestige.
Checkout ‘The Hunger Games‘ star rocking designs by Burberry, Alexander McQueen, Salvatore Ferragamo, Armani and Tom Ford, after the jump:
Thanks to the biggest buzz of the year, triggered by the release of the last installment in the ‘Harry Potter‘ franchise earlier this year, British actor Daniel Radcliffe has unsurprisingly been named Entertainment Weekly‘s 2011 Entertainer of the Year.
The 22-year-old, who is venturing into a career on Broadway, takes center stage on the latest issue cover of the magazine, looking dapper in a black suit, with a silver cane in one hand and a top hat in another. Daniel beats Adele, Hugh Jackman and the cast of ‘Bridesmaids‘ for the top honour.
