A scantily clad (if clad at all) Katy Perry covers the latest issue of Rolling Stone, no doubt in anticipation of the release of her upcoming sophomore album, Teenage Dream. Coincidentally, the next song from the iTunes countdown to Teenage Dream has been released, along with a new lyric video for the track. Watch and sing along to "Not Like The Movies, below. The album will be available on August 24th.
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Teen wolf Taylor Lautner takes the cover of the December 10, 2009 issue of Rolling Stone magazine. The tanned eight-packed, chiseled face teen-throb tells Rolling Stone’s Neil Strauss he’s never smoked pot, never tried cigarettes and never snorted a line of cocaine.
On turning his love of martial arts into super-stardom as werewolf Jacob in the Twilight series, Lautner says, "This could have happened to anyone who played Jacob.' 'It’s Twilight. It’s not me personally."
MORE PHOTOS after the jump. Find out more about the elusive star’s life off-camera in Rolling Stone's cover story, and watch video of Lautner’s sexy photo shoot here. You can also read Taylor’s take on Twilight’s love triangle — and how he really relates to Jacob — in a bonus exclusive Q&A.
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Adam Lambert has no regrets about coming 'out' in the new issue of Rolling Stone, telling Us, "I'm really happy with it. The cover looks great. It was great working with [photographer] Matthew Rolston.' "And the title - 'The Liberation of Adam Lambert' - I do feel liberated. I feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders."
The AI runner-up (and again, in my eyes - WINNER) who kept his sexual preferences to himself during the show for fear that it would overshadow what he was there to do (sing), explained to Us, "It's not like I was holding back before.' "I was being myself, but it's nice to have everything out in the open."
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American Idol's "glamboyant" runner-up, Adam Lambert, takes the cover of Rolling Stone and officially comes 'out'saying, “I don’t think it should be a surprise for anyone to hear that I’m gay." “I’m proud of my sexuality,” Lambert adds. “I embrace it. It’s just another part of me.”
Under the covers, Lambert talks about his childhood - saying ”I started to realize I wasn’t like every other boy," his "psychedelic experience" at Burning Man that led him to American Idol, how his sexuality impacted his Idol run, and his true thoughts on winner Kris Allen.
Lambert also shares his reasons for coming 'out' in Rolling Stone saying, “Right after the finale, I almost started talking about it to the reporters, but I thought, ‘I’m going to wait for Rolling Stone, that will be cooler.’ “I didn’t want the Clay Aiken thing and the celebrity-magazine bullshit. I need to be able to explain myself in context.
The magazine hits newsstands tomorrow, but you can get a sneak a peak HERE, including an exclusive behind-the-scenes video from his RS photo shoot.
Lady Gaga makes the cover of Rolling Stone's Hot issue as one of the 162 'things' that are burning up 2009. In her interview with RS's Brian Hiatt, the Princess of Pop opens up about kissing girls (for real) and reveals that she's bisexual.
Speaking of her boyfriends' reaction to her attraction to women, Gaga says, "The fact that I'm into women, they're all intimidated by it. It makes them uncomfortable. They're like, 'I don't need to have a threesome. I'm happy with just you."
Despite her attraction to the same sex, Gaga admits she's never been in love with another woman and that her interest is purely physical.
Rolling Stone's Hot issue hits newsstands today.
Check out Britney Spears on the December 11th cover of Rolling Stone magazine - looking, in my opinion, better than she's looked in a very long time. I read on other sites that people were disappointed with the cover. But I think she looks healthy & happy. And I love her throwback Farah Fawcett hair! And get this! A close friend of mine who was working with Britney in LA this last week says she photographs FAT!...that she looks even better in person.
Britney turns 27 on December 2nd...the same day her Circus is released to the world. Who's excited for CIRCUS!?
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In an interview with Rolling Stones' Brian Hiatt, Coldplay's Chris Martin talks about growing up in a religious environment where the prospect of heaven and hell loomed ever large. "As a kid, you don't know any better. But then...the cracks begin to appear and you're like, I'm not sure about this hell thing. And I'm not sure whether it's really wrong to be gay."
Did you ever think you might be gay?
It was more like, "Oh, shit, what if?" Because I was brought up to think that was really wrong. But then it struck me: Who gives a shit? And then it wasn't a problem. It sounds silly to say it now, but when you're a kid you think, "I'm going to to burn in hell for eternity if I like other guys or if I marry someone Jewish."I guess something convinced you finally that you were, in fact, straight.
Well, I was swayed by boobs. Let's face it. They're fantastic.
Read the entire interview in the new issue of Rolling Stone, on stands June 13, 2008.
Photograph by Nadav Kander
