Rihanna is on the cover of Glamour magazine’s December issue!

The songstress is opening up about her relationship with Chris Brown, offering up advice to young women and talking about her album, Rated R.

Some highlights:

On the TMZ leaked photo of her bruised face, Rihanna says:

“It was humiliating; that is not a photo you would show to anybody. I felt completely taken advantage of. I felt like people were making it into a fun topic on the Internet, and it’s my life. I was disappointed, especially when I found out the photo was supposedly leaked by two women.”

Of how public the incident became, she compares herself to Britney Spears, saying:

It has taught me so much. I felt like I went to sleep as Rihanna and woke up as Britney Spears. That was the level of media chaos that happened the next day. It was like, What, there are helicopters circling my house? There are 100 people in my cul-de-sac? What do you mean, I can’t go back home?

To read the full interview, head to Glamour.com. The magazine hits stands on November 10th.

A couple of months ago, 20 year old “plus-size” model, Lizzi Miller, posed nude for Glamour magazine. There was such a huge amount of positive feed back about having a normal sized woman featured in a fashion magazine that Glamour decided to feature three more “plus-sized” woman baring it all.

Ellen DeGeneres invited to the show the four “plus-sized” models or “normal-sized” models as she calls them, on the show along with Glamour magazine’s editor, to reveal a pictorial of the beautiful naked ladies in the magazine’s upcoming issue.

Here is the interview:

Scarlett Johansson brings her sexiness to the pages of Glamour magazine’s November 2009 issue. The 25 year old actress opens up about getting married to Ryan Reynolds and her stage fright.

Here are the highlights from the interview:

On her husband Ryan: “I never really thought about

getting married – it just kind of happened. It seemed natural, the right thing to do. It was kind of a celebration of the time… I’m kind of making my own little family now, which is funny .It’s like a little bit of a tribe. You hope that a relationship makes you better, that you learn things about yourself.”

On having terrible stage fright: “I would love to work on Broadway, but I don’t know that it would manifest itself in musical theater … I have terrible stage fright that I’d have to get over. It came on when I was a teenager, and I think it somehow sticks with you.”

“I love to get ready for the red carpet, but being on it is very uncomfortable. It’s so freakish and weird. I get flop sweats, dry mouth, heart palpitations, all-over panic!”

On her new album with Pete Yorn: “I’ve known him for a while. I’ve worked with both of his brothers, who are in the entertainment industry. One day Pete texted me out of the blue saying, ‘Hey, do you want to record an album?’ I was like, Whoa, that’s a weird message. But I said, ‘Sure—why not?’”

On rumors about her weightloss: “There was this rumor mill cranking out stories that I had lost 14 pounds — I could never lose 14 pounds. I can’t look at somebody who is 6 feet tall and 120 pounds and say, I’m going to get that body. That’s just never going to happen. You have to work with what you’ve got.”

Gwen Stefani is on Glamour magazine’s October 2009 issue. In her interview, the No Doubt rocker mom, opens up about her life with husband Gavin Rossdale and her kids Kingston and Zuma, and the pitfalls of tabloid stardom.

Gwen On Hubby Gavin Rossdale: “I always thought he’d be a good dad,” she says. “And he has basically lived up to that and beyond, beyond. He’s very, very passionate, and he’s very intense. He’s made to be a dad. I’m very lucky.”

Gwen Explains Why We Rarely Read About Her In The Tabloids: “Maybe my crazy time is coming up. Let’s see what happens. Maybe I’m just a late bloomer. But I think it’s also just my nature.”

Gwen Credits Her Parents With Keeping Her Out Of Trouble: “I was thinking today when I was driving, ‘How am I going to make sure that [my son] Kingston never does anything bad and doesn’t get arrested?’ I was thinking, ‘How did I stay out of trouble?’ And I know it’s just ’cause my parents are so strict,” she says. “I mean, I’m still scared of them.”

Gwen On Her Blonde Hair And Red Lipstick: “That’s my whole obsession with old Hollywood. I always loved watching all those old movies, and still do—if I had time.”

What Surprises Her About Being A Mother: “How hard it is…everything from getting up in the morning to trying to be consistent to trying to have the right feelings. But, of course, the rewards are so great.”

I think that Lizzi Miller is beautiful and it’s about time that they put some plus size models in the fashion and beauty magazines, and it seems that I’m not the only one who feels this way.

Lizzi Miller, dared to bare it all as she pose nude and unairbrushed for a Glamour magazine photo spread. The beautiful and courageous Lizzi is 20 years old, 180 pounds 5′ 11” and wears a size 12-14, which matches the common body of an American woman.

Glamour received tons of positive feed back from happy readers who expressed their “joy at seeing a woman’s body with all the curves and quirks and rolls found in nature.”

The 20 year-old model couldn’t be happier with people’s reactions and her fan mail, saying, “When I read them I got teary-eyed! I’ve been that girl, flipping through magazines trying to find just one person who looked a little bit like me. And when I didn’t find it I would start to think there’s something wrong with the way that I looked. When J. Lo and Beyoncé came out and were making curves sexy, I started to accept myself more. It’s funny, but just seeing them look and feel sexy enabled me to do the same.”

To read more about Lizzi and how she is rocking the fashion world click here.

Jessica Simpson is in the new September 2009 issue of Glamour magazine where she open up about past relationships, future plans, body image, and her legacy.

On relationships: “I don’t regret anything I’ve gone through…. I don’t know what the future holds, but I hope that my life, as it is now, doesn’t change. I’m very happy and comfortable—it’s a great place to be in. If this article comes out and we’re not together, I’d still love [Tony], and he’d still be a huge part of who I am today.”

On her divorce:,“It was hard to imagine I would ever walk down the aisle again. It was like a death in the family: You go through the mourning stages, then the rebellion, and then all of a sudden you have to find life by yourself. Once you do that, you feel complete-and that’s the only time you can truly fall again, and give yourself completely to another person.”

On body image: “It’s not fair that women look in the mirror and feel disgust because of what society has made them believe about beauty. I’ve been through it myself and understand the pressures. We’re all facing the same struggles together, whether you’re a celebrity or not.”

On the legacy she’d like to leave behind: “[My ex] Tony said, ‘Jessica, at the end of your life, the only thing that’s going to flash through your mind and heart is your husband, kids, family and the people you love. You’re not going to think, I wish I’d done this with my career. And I’m not going to remember how many touchdown passes I threw or if I won the Super Bowl.’ Music is the heart of who I am, and it’s the most personal thing that I do.”

On her future plans: “I’m never going to be a woman who doesn’t work. At 12 I was emancipated from my parents so I could sign my first record deal. I think I was born working!”

Country star Taylor Swift covers Glamour magazine’s July 2009 issue talking about dating and relationships, success at a young age, and where she sees herself in the future.

To read the full interview click here. But her are the highlights:

Glamour: You have said, “Music is my boyfriend.” How do you date when you’re as famous as you are?

TS: I don’t date a lot. The other day I was in my dressing room with one of my closest friends, [American Idol alum] Kellie Pickler, who is also my opening act, and she said something really interesting to me: “We can only give someone what’s left over.” She does the same thing I do, so she knows what it’s like to do interviews all day and give your heart and soul on stage every night. After all of that is taken, we can only give someone what’s left. So it’s hard.

Glamour: What would a relationship look like for you?

TS: It’s always going to be long-distance, even if I date the boy who lives next door to me in Nashville. I’ll be flying to see him and flying him places to see me. It feels like it would involve more scheduling, and I already deal with a lot of scheduling in my life. Of course, if I met somebody who was worth it, I would probably stop thinking that way!

Glamour: Do you ever feel like you’ve missed out on having a childhood?

TS: No, because I couldn’t have asked for more from my childhood. My mom quit working when I was four, so she was always around, and my dad is just hilarious—you’ll meet him. [I later found Swift’s father riding a Segway scooter around the arena parking lot, handing out guitar picks that bore his daughter’s image.] I grew up on a Christmas tree farm with all this space to run around, and the [freedom] to be a crazy kid with tangled hair.

Glamour: And what are your top three craziest, pinch-yourself moments?

TS: Definitely performing on Saturday Night Live. I got to meet Kristen Wiig and Andy Samberg, who are some of my favorite people. Playing the Houston Rodeo for 72,000 people. Every one of them had a ticket stub with my name on it. And doing the cover of Rolling Stone. I never expected that would happen in my lifetime, and I definitely didn’t think it would happen when I was 19!

Glamour: Wow, what’s left?

TS: I still have lots of goals. I’d love to do a world tour. And at some point, I’d like to move out of my parents’ house! [Laughs.]

Glamour: And after that? What kind of life do you picture 10, 20 years from now?

TS: As far as my career goes, I hope I’m still touring. I’d love to always be present in music, writing songs, but I’m not the kind of person who will hang around if I become irrelevant. I’ll bow out gracefully, raise my kids and have a garden. And I’m going to let my hair go gray when I’m older—I don’t need to be blond when I’m 60!

Rachel Bilson is on two magazine covers this month, Page Six and Glamour. In her interviews, she speaks openly about her boyfriend Hayden Christensen (and her H necklace), her clothing line, and the presidential election.

Part of interview from Page Six:

On landing in the crosshairs of the fashion police: “I think it’s cool to be on the worst-dressed list. If people aren’t accepting, that’s OK. Bring it on, I don’t care!”

On her new clothing line Edie Rose (named after her late grandmother), debuting on DKNY Jeans: “[Even though I can’t sew,] I came with some pictures, a couple pieces of my own clothes and some ideas in my head. It’s simple with one pop of color, which is like me.”

On crediting her style to her mother, Janice, a spiritual adviser: “Vintage is her love, she has a great eye, which I think I’ve inherited from her.”

On ex-costar/ex-boyfriend Adam Brody: “They say don’t date your co-star, but that’s who you’re around. If you’re in an office, and you see someone everyday and you click well, you’ll start dating. It’s the same thing.”

On rumored boyfriend Hayden Christensen: “I’m happy and that’s all that matters. I have someone really great. Someone who can make me laugh—that’s always what comes first. It’s the best to be able to really, like, truly laugh with someone like they’re your best friend, you know?”

Check out this week’s issue of Page Six magazine free inside the Sunday edition of the New York Post and online Monday at PageSix.com

Part of her interview from Glamour magazine, which also features Ali Larter and Diane Lane:

Let’s talk about the presidential election. It’s interesting, the way that young people seem captivated in a way they haven’t been in a while. Thank God! It’s very exciting. I’m really happy that there’s so much heat around this election, because there needs to be. Right now, we need a change. I campaigned for Kerry [four years ago], and I supported Hillary.

What was it about her? Did you feel drawn to her because she’s a woman? Well, I definitely like that idea. I mean, there’s nothing more empowering than to know that I was alive to see [the possibility of] the first woman president. I think our country needs that femininity, you know? Still, I hope Obama wins.

And what’s next for you? You seem to be between acting gigs right now. Does the world feel wide open? Definitely. I’d love to do a musical. I’d love to do comedies…. I know what I want to do, but it’s just not as detailed as I’d probably like it to be.

I have a few dating questions, even though I can tell you’re going to scrunch up your nose. Whose initial is that hanging around your neck, which you very cleverly tucked inside your dress? Well, I’ ll let you make your own assumption.

It’s an H. It is an H. And I’m going to turn red!

Check out Ali and Diane’s interview at Glamour.com

In the July issue of Glamour magazine’s UK edition Hayden Panettiere talks about her lesbian experiences.

Hayden told Glamour,

It’s great to be single. It’s great to have boyfriends. Or girlfriends. There are occasions when you kiss your best friend growing up, having fun and goofing about. Like perfecting your technique.

Now that is hot! Just when you think she couldn’t get any better she admits to kissing other girls. If Miley’s first kiss with Nick Jonas is worth $150,000, how much do think someone will get for a picture of Hayden making out perfecting her kissing technique with a girl.

Although the lesbian confession was the best part of the interview, Hayden did discuss other topics. Here is a preview of the interview along with some pictures of her photo shoot:

On celebrity dating: People are more interested in who celebrities are dating than the events going on in the world. I’m not shallow. And I’m not sharing.

On celebrity attention: I think there are some people who like that sort of attention more than others. I used to walk my dogs in my pajamas and wouldn’t care less, but you become paranoid and you get worried.

 

Vanessa Hudgens is featured in the June issue of Glamour magazine talking about fashion and her favorite style icons. She models off 6 fun summer dresses that make her feel “feminine and sexy-just how a girl should feel.”

From Glamour magazine:
“Hudgens prefers to put herself together based on her mood.”

“Her current obsession is the moderately priced line Free People. ‘It’s something cool and funky and I like it, it doesn’t matter how much it costs.”

“Her favorite style setters are Mary Kate Olsen, Victoria Beckham, and Nicole Richie, “who have fun with fashion.”

“Hudgens swears that even with her new found success she’s not going to turn into a label snob. ”