In the July issue of GQ magazine, we see that Gisele Bundchen hasn’t left her Victoria’s Secret underwear modeling days behind. She is stripped down to her underoos (or nothing) for the sexy photo shoot in next month’s issue.

In the article, Gisele opens up about her career, her reputation, and her relationship with Tom Brady, a.k.a. The Luckiest Man on Earth.
On whether or not she has a “signature expression”: “A photo is a story. Who will be this woman? Who will be wearing those sexy tops with boys’ underwear? I try to understand. Who is she? What kind of mood is she in? Like, whatever, I’m in my bedroom. I’m like, my boyf—”

On approaching men: “I’ve always been in serious relationships. I meet someone and date him for a long period. I don’t sit there thinking, like, ‘I wonder if I can seduce that guy.’ I have other things in my mind.”

On the various rumors about her: “People are unbelievable. The other day a girl on my plane was pulling my hair. She was like, “I just want to check if—” This is all my hair, by the way. I did not have extensions, let me tell you.”

On the reports that she’s the highest paid model in the world: “Do you think that’s important to me? Look, this is my job. I take pictures. There is no big deal. I would like to know who this reporter is finding out all of these amounts. And I would like him to talk to my accountant and figure out where is the cash that’s missing. Because I haven’t seen it.”

On telling the Boston Herald that Tom Brady is “not too shabby” back in 2005 when shown a photo of him: “Look, I’m Brazilian. I had never seen football before. I’m freezing, and all I’m thinking is, when can I go back to New York City? I didn’t understand why they were all hitting each other. Now I do, but I didn’t. I just wanted to get out of there, so I’m just gonna say what you say to get out of a conversation. If he had been any other guy, I would have said the same thing. We met through a friend who knew us both for a long time. Believe me, I didn’t even remember [the picture of Brady]. Our friend knew that we would like each other. And we did. So I guess he was right.”

On her relationship with Tom “I think we have a lot of things in common, and I think he is a really great person. He really, genuinely doesn’t have a bad bone in his body. And he is a very positive person.”

View video footage of Gisele’s GQ photo shoot here.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull star Shia LaBeouf, is looking snazzy in a suit and tie on GQ’s latest magazine cover.

Here are some excerpts from his interview:

On working on Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull: “I never worked so hard for anything in my life. I did four months of sword fighting and bike training. And I spent insane amounts of time on the switchblade.”

On the rumors that he dated Rihanna: “My friends were like, ‘Are you serious, bro? Why didn’t you tell me about that?’ I was like, ‘I really don’t know her like that.’ For weeks they were singing that ‘Umbrella’ song everywhere I walked. And those are my people!”

On being head-over-heels with all of his female costars: “I’ve been in love with every woman I’ve ever worked with ( Megan Fox, Sarah Roemer and Michelle Monaghan). [But] there’s the three-month attention span that actors have. I don’t know if it’s mutual, but I really don’t care. They have to kiss me when ‘action’ gets called, anyway, so I’ll get what I want.”

For the rest of Shia’s interview click here

I always thought of Joseph Gordon Levitt, of Stop-Loss, a shy geeky type, but in the new issue of GQ, he shows us that he can get down and dirty like the rest of them.

You can see Joseph Gordon Levitt along with some other hotties, like Ryan Phillipe and Channing Tatum, in the new war movie Stop-Loss.

In the movie Joseph has a standout performance harnessing complex rage; he plays a soldier suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, a condition he self-medicates by using his household appliances for target practice.

The film may be a tough sell with other Iraq-themed movies failing at the box office; however, Levitt is quick to point out that unlike some of those films, Stop-Loss isn’t a polemic: “The movie isn’t about geopolitics or oil.  It’s about staying alive and keeping your friends alive—it’s basic, and it’s in a man’s nature.” Still, what would Mom make of all this gunplay? “The more guns you’re around, the more likely you’re gonna get shot,” he says, pausing to smile: “But at the same time, they’re fun as hell to shoot.”

Sexy Brazilian Victoria’s Secret model Adriana Lima has posed nude for GQ Magazine and looks amazing!!