On her pin-up image:
“It’s incredibly flattering and surprising, and I didn’t think for a second when I started Mad Men that people would talk about me as being sexy or a pin up. My husband has a good laugh about it, of course.”
On being sexy:
“Sexiness is about confidence and individuality. I can’t keep my eyes off the women you see in cities like London, New York and Paris – the way they carry themselves and put themselves together are always so unique. Sexiness is about being an individual and having conviction about what that is.”
Michelle Williams is the star of GQ Magazine this month, where she shows off her rarely-seen-in-lingerie figure in sexy garments in a very Marilyn Monroe-esque kind of shoot:
On sexuality:
“I wouldn’t say that that would be one of my first qualities as a human being — being sexy. And I think because my character on Dawson’s Creek was sexy… sexualized… sexual… I saw all the negative attention and connotations that can come along with that. And that those things can keep people from seeing you clearly. When you play sexy you’re kind of playing just for men. That is something you have to police and turn it on its head. I mean, sexuality has been a part of my work, obviously…Blue Valentine…but it’s never been sexy. It hasn’t been beautiful.”
Jennifer Aniston recently topped the top that features ‘The Hottest Women of All Time’ by Men’s Health Magazine. Wow, quite an interesting pick, especially considering the ‘of all time’ part! Here’s Top 10:
10. Angelina Jolie
09. Jane Fona
08. Pamela Anderson
07. Bettie Page
06. Ursula Andress
05. Madonna
04. Britney Spears
03. Marilyn Monroe
02. Raquel Welch 01. Jennifer Aniston
Other hotties from the Top 100: Christina Hendricks, Paris Hilton and Megan Fox and many Vintage Beauties like Brigitte Bardot, Grace Kelly, Audrey Hepburn or Rita Hayworth. To see the full list, check out this page!
What do you think of their pick? Who are your favorite ‘hottest celebs ever’?
Just last week, Rihanna, whose stage outfits are getting smaller and smaller these days, said that her ‘vamped up image’ is just a part she plays. Today, the famous popstar is back with additional explanations:
On Sex: At the end of a concert, I don’t feel like I’ve been this sexy thing. Really, I don’t even think about it. Unless it’s a song that really calls for it, like “Skin” or “S&M,” or when I cover “Darling Nikki.” There’s a section that’s called “Sex” in the show, which is the obvious section for sexuality. What I’m saying is, that’s the only part that’s deliberate, you know? Like, really? Honestly, even if it comes across sexual — it has to be a part of my subconscious thought. It’s never deliberate in the rest of the show. I don’t even really… I could see “What’s My Name?” – the dancing is pretty sexy. “Rude Boy.” But I don’t know. I guess people find different things sexy.
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