Robert Pattinson answered some rather personal questions about his relationships and career in the 10th Anniversary Issue of Details magazine.

On His Career: “Before, I felt like I couldn’t break through anything, including myself.  And now it feels a bit as though I’ve climbed along the side of my brain and am at least looking in.  But I know it will take me at least another 10 years before I’m remotely satisfied with anything I do.”

On His Relationships:  ”The only emotional connection of relevance is with my dog.  My relationship with my dog, it’s ridiculous.”

On The Last Few Years: “I can barely remember the last two years.  Not like a haze of partying or anything like that.  Just… it’s been crazy.”

On Eating: “I eat so much, I’m like a compulsive eater.  I’ve been eating room service, and I’m always really worried about it, so I choose like six things on the menu and eat them all.”

For Robert’s full interview pick up an issue of Details, on newsstands February 23.

In an interview with Details magazine, Channing Tatum talks about how he burnt his penis while filming The Eagle of the Ninth.

On how Channing’s penis was burned:  ”The only way to keep warm was by pouring a mix of boiling water and river water down your suit.  We were finally done shooting for the day, and one of the crew guys asks if I want to warm up before I go.  I’m like, Nah, I’m good.  And then I thought, Why not?  Thing is, he’d forgotten to dilute the kettle water.  So he poured scalding water down my suit.  And I was trying to pull the suit away from my body to somehow get away from the boiling water, and the more I pulled the suit away, the lower the water went.  It just went straight down pretty much burned the skin off the head of my d-.”

On his burnt penis: “It was the most painful thing I have ever experienced in my life… I’ve been to the hospital, gotten stitches, had broken fingers and toes.  But this was a suffocating kind of pain… Now my penis is fantastic!  One hundred percent recovered.  Put me back in the game, Coach.”

For more of Channing’s interview go to Details.com and don’t forget to check out his upcoming drama, Dear John, in theaters February 5th.

Adam Lambert and Drake Labry are calling it quits.

The two have decided to end their romantic relationship, but remain good friends.  

A source says, “The relationship ran its course.  The break-up was mutual and amicable. They remain friends and still care for each other.”

A friend of Adam’s spread the news via a Twitter post saying, “Adam Lambert is single!”

Do you think the break-up had anything to do with Adam’s photo shoot with Details Magazine?

Adam Lambert gets sexy and edgy in a photoshoot for Details magazine in which he makes out with a hot girl!

Check out the Glambert at this best below:

OK, so the Jo Bros may be fake but at least they look better, probably smell better, and get more girls than Trace Cyrus will ever get. I smell JEALOUSLY.

The Metro Station guitarist recently told Details magazine, “I’m not trying to clean my image to make anyone happy. I could have gone the route of the Jonas Brothers. Those guys can’t live their lives freely. They have to put out this image that’s totally fake.”

First off, people don’t want him to change it image persay, just become more appealing to the eye. And yes, the Jo Bros are fake because they’re what you call “famous.” When you make a lot of money and have a lot of fans, you sell your soul to the devil and those become a robot doing what ever and going where ever your manager tells you. This comment is a sure sign Trace is not famous.

I think it’s too funny that Trace calls the Jo Bros “fake” when his sister flies with that Disney group. Yes Miley has become more risque lately but she wasn’t always that way and she still has to very careful and watch her actions.

When asked if he’d actually rumble with
The Jonas Brothers,
Trace stood up for his sister’s ex-boyfriend, replying:

“I’d never lay a hand on Nick – I love that kid – but the other two better not get in my way.”

Honestly? Can you really picture the cookie cutter Jonas Brothers getting into a fight? Stop it. Laughing this hard hurts too much.

Tom Brady, NFL football star, opens up to Detail magazine about fatherhood, football, and marriage.

On modeling being harder than playing football: “When I’m out on the football field, I have so much confidence in what I’m doing. With [the modeling], I don’t know what I’m doing. I’m at the whim of the photographer and the crew.”

“Yeah, I should probably ask for some help. She does tell me to have fun, and to approach it in the third person, almost like acting. She makes it look so easy.”

On why he chose to live in Manhattan vs New Jersey, where all the other pro-athelets live:“You blend in very easily here. You can kind of disappear here, and that’s a good thing. There aren’t too many places where I’ve found that’s the case lately.”

On photos of his wife Gisele Bundchen hand- feeding him food while on vacation, with headline reading-worthy evidence of crippling softness:“It’s entertaining. You know, it’s very—I don’t take myself very seriously. I’m not a person who defends myself very often. I kind of let my actions speak for me. So when people criticize me, and they should—that’s what you do as an athlete. You go out there, and that’s what happens. You deal with it and laugh with it and hope they sell a lot of newspapers. Because there’s going to be the next article the next day, and the next article the next day.”

On his fashion choices:“Is that a man purse he’s romping with, or a feedbag for a horse?” asked the Boston Herald earlier this year. “Maybe my creativity comes out a little when I dress.”

“I’m not a very creative person, you know? I’m not really an art person. I’m not a great reader or writer or artist or musician. Hopefully I encourage my teammates, a little bit, to get their wives or girlfriends excited when they walk through the door.”

On his thoughts of fame:“This isn’t what you think about. You love playing, and, you know, it’s pretty cool when you’re younger and you go up to a bar in Boston and they let you in because you’re the quarterback and it’s like, hey, bring all your friends in. That was great.”

On being photographed by the paparazzi:“I know there’s probably somebody watching, with a camera phone or something. And it doesn’t feel good.”

“I’m glad they didn’t have those camera phones seven or eight years ago. When I go out now, I just watch what I’m doing.”

On being set-up on a blind date with Gisele: “This friend told me he knew a girl version of me.” (Gisele adds, “And he said to me he’d found a boy version of me.”)

On life and having a child out of wedlock:“It’s what happens. And that’s forced me to grow up in a lot of ways, and in a lot of ways I’ve learned about the people around me, learned about my wife and about how important she is in my life, through this. You see what she’s really about. Because that’s not what she wanted either. But once again, it’s…I just don’t think…life is not what everyone…” Here Brady stumbles momentarily, searching for the words. “Life is not living in the suburbs with a white picket fence. That’s not life. Somehow our American culture has made it out that that’s what life needs to be—and that if it’s not that, it’s all screwed up. It’s not. You go through life and you try the best you can.”

On his son Jack:“It’s like, an hour commitment used to be a big commitment, and now you chase a little boy around for eight hours a day, waiting to catch him if he falls and changing his dirty diaper. You think, How crazy is this?

On wanting more kids:“I want a lot of kids. I’d love four or five. We’ll see. It’s not always my decision.”

On the need to prove himself: “Because nobody cares—I mean, at least I don’t—about what happened two years ago in my career. It’s great that we won the Super Bowls—hey, I’ll show you the rings. But get over it. Move on. Move on.”

To read more of the interview go to details.com.

Jason Bateman opens up to Details magazine about his wild party days and decided to quite.

Bateman addresses all this with the sort of self-awareness that makes catting around Hollywood, aspiring to be a “25-year-old obnoxious drunk with a beak full of schnitz all night” sound like a stop on the road to enlightenment. “I had anxiety about making sure the rest of my life wasn’t anticlimactic,” he says. “Starting at age 10, my personality and my identity all stemmed from employment. I had a set to be at. I was a certain way with the cameraman, a certain way with the makeup lady—a normal, routine environment. When that went away and I didn’t have that infrastructure, I had to start over.”

Bateman confesses, “Booze was what would make me want to stay out all night and do some blow or smoke a joint or whatever, so shutting that off was key…So that’s the moment: Do you want to continue to be great at being in your twenties, or do you want to step up and graduate into adulthood?”

The male hotties of the hit WB show ‘Gossip Girl,’ Penn Badgley, Chace Crawford, and Ed Westwick cover the November issue of Details magazine. Here is part of their interview:

Chace on his touch-ups: “I literally go into the bathroom and wipe off one layer [of makeup. My occasional zit is] a big deal—oh, they turn on the alarms for that. And they get mad if I get sunburned or if I get a haircut.”

Chace on being contracted for six years, like his costars: “It never really gets frustrating. Sure, sometimes you just want to have a scene where you’re drunk or having fun. I’m hoping for a fall from grace for Nate. Five years from now, I better have murdered someone!”

Penn on his on-and-off-screen relationship with costar Blake Lively (they were home-schooled together): “[It's] wonderful and also something to grapple with [in terms of mixing work and pleasure]. You have to draw the line somewhere. I’m fine talking about my family and personal history, because it humanizes you. But I have to save some s— for me.”

Ed on Penn’s chest hair: “Penn said he has to shave his chest hair because it’s threatening “Reeeaallly … Well, I think Penn’s chest hair may be more like a scaahf. It actually comes out of his neck! So maybe that’s why he has to cut it. Threatening? I don’t know what threatening hair would look like. We’d have to get Penn here to see!”

Ed on being miserable approaching the end of school in the U.K.:”I don’t understand how the government expects a 16-year-old to know what they want to do. It made me incredibly anxious and upset.”

For more of the interview go to Details.com

Harry Potter’s Daniel Radcliffe is looking sexier more and more these days. Check him out in the October 2008 issue of Details magazine.

On his dream role: “I think part of me would love to play a drag queen, just because it would be an excuse to wear loads of eye makeup.”

On his generation: “I don’t pretend to do anything particularly wild. People talk about rebellion and they say, ‘Where is the teenage angst?’ But I say I try to do it simply by the choices I make in the work I do. I just like wrong-footing people. I write poetry and I love it. I like being different from most other people in my generation.”

On what he’s going to spend his big bucks on: “The only thing I’m likely to spend on is artwork, ’cause that’s the only thing I’m interested in that costs a lot of money. [The Golf GTI is] a good, small German car that zips around.”

Read the full cover feature on Daniel Radcliffe at Details.com.

Watch the new ‘Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince’ trailer:

In the new issue of Details magazine, Shia LaBeouf talks openly about his drinking problem, which couldn’t come at a better time since he just got busted for a DUI.

On regularly smoking and drinking with his dad:

“We would drink together and smoke together, and it’s just a bad deal.”

On being a habitual drinker:

“It’s not something that is conducive to being a role model. … And I don’t know how to do it like a gentleman. I don’t know how to have one drink.”

Shia also talks about his Walgreens incident:

“It was two hotheads. One completely in the wrong, one who wasn’t enjoying his job that night, going at it about minuscule bullshit.”

The full story appears in the September 2008 issue, which hits newsstands Monday, August 5th. Check out Details.com tomorrow for the complete interview.

FYI: Shia was chosen for the magazine’s cover before the DUI incident. “It’s already gone to print and everything,” a rep for the mag says. “Just coincidence in timing!”