Ryan ReynoldsWith "Buried" and "Green Lantern" being two of the most talked about films of the year, it's not a big surprise that GQ decided to have star Ryan Reynolds be their October cover boy. The profile of the actor, who at many times it seems is universally loved for pretty much every step in his career, is an intriguing look at someone who is surprisingly guarded yet content with his life.

Despite the fact that Ryan opens up to GQ, there is an unmistakable air of restraint with everything he shares. This is most obvious in regards to his relationship with wife Scarlett Johansson, which Ryan says "hasn't been some covert operation," but he still chooses "to remain as private as possible without being secretive."

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by Kristen Shalbinski

You'd think that as the star of a hit television show, Blake Lively would crave the spotlight just as much as any Tinseltown darling. But you'd be wrong. In fact, according to the October issue of Allure , the "Gossip Girl" actress is "The Anti- Starlet."

Blake insists she doesn't want to be famous. "Yeah, I don't comment on my relationships, so you can skin that one," she said. "My anonymity is something I treasure. Wanting to be an actor and wanting to be famous are different." Well, she is certainly heading in the direction of respected actress with Friday's release of "The Town." She stars opposite Ben Affleck, in a small but pivotal role. "This part was originally supposed to be for a 37-year-old woman—she’s a mother—but when I read the script, I knew I had to have the part," Blake said. "It was selfish of me. I worried I would ruin it for other people. But I had to try it."

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Ryan GoslingOh, to be Michelle Williams. The lucky, lucky actress steams up the October cover of W magazine alongside her "Blue Valentine" costar Ryan Gosling. Seriously, look at that cover. Sigh. Inside the mag, the pair are quite candid about filming their gritty romantic drama, including dishing on their heated sex scene.

While it's probably many a girls' dream to hit the sheets with the 29-year-old actor, for Michelle, the experience was less than ideal. "We never rehearsed anything, and those were really dark days," she recalled. "We shot the beginning of our relationship first, and it was fun and alive. Then we did the sex scenes and it was…toxic. Ryan and I had stopped relating to each other as Ryan and Michelle. Those scenes took forever. I had a long drive from set to home each night, and I would roll down all the windows and turn up the music as loud as I could and hang my head out the window like a dog and scream. It was my escape."

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by Kristen Shalbinski

To celebrate its 25th anniversary issue, Elle magazine is profiling 25 women at 25, and featuring a handful of our girl crushes on its October cover, including Lauren Conrad, Megan Fox, Amanda Seyfried and Gabourey Sidibe—all "25-somethings" as the magazine calls them. To round out the list, expect to see profiles of other amazing women, from actresses and singers to athletes and activists and even a blogger in between.

MTV's own former "Hills" star spoke with the magazine about what it's like to be in her twenties. "It’s your time to be selfish; you still have freedom," Lauren said. As a fashion designer and best-selling author, it sounds like the 24-year-old is exactly where she planned to be. "I was never that girl who just wanted babies. I wanted a career before all of that."

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Give me an H! Give me an E! Give me an—oh gosh, this could take forever, so let's cut to the chase. The CW kicks off (get it?) its new season of television tonight with the premiere of the cheerleading drama "Hellcats!"

In honor of their new show, stars Ashley Tisdale and Aly Michalka grace the cover of the October issue of Seventeen magazine, in which they talk about boys, sibling rivalry and, of course, cheerleaders.

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Lea MicheleShe's been nominated for an Emmy and a Golden Globe, and is one of the hottest young starlets in Hollywood right now, so it's no surprise that Glamour magazine chose to put "Glee" star Lea Michele on their October cover. "Little Miss Big-Time," they call her, and the name could not be more fitting.

Discovering her singing voice was a result of a random audition Lea went on for Les Mis at age eight. "I didn’t know I could sing until I auditioned for Les Misérables," she told Glamour. "My friend was auditioning, and I wanted to audition too. My mother was like, 'You can’t sing.' I’d never tried!"

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It seems like there hasn't been a single time in the past year or so that Lindsay Lohan hasn't been making headlines for one reason or another. This time, she's on the cover of Vanity Fair for the magazine's October issue, and the cover story includes an interview conducted a week before her short-lived incarceration.

What did Lindsay have to say for herself in the cover story? That she never abused prescription drugs, hasn't done half the things people claim she did and has learned from her mistakes. We'll let you decide what to think.

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Interview MagazineWe've been huge fans of the celebrity interview in Interview magazine in the past. They brought us gems like Ashley Greene being interviewed by Michael Sheen, and Megan Fox being interviewed by Zach Galifianakis (be still my heart), but this month's big interview just had us cringing just a little.

The celebrity subject was none other than Blake Lively, who is shaping up to have a big 2010 and 2011 between the fourth season of "Gossip Girl," "The Town" and "Green Lantern." However, we would have much preferred her being interviewed by Ryan Reynolds, or maybe even her boyfriend Penn Badgley. Anyone instead of Ben Affleck as the conversation didn't flow quite as well as we'd hoped it would.

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Rolling StoneDespite how incredibly awesome Sunday's episode of "True Blood" was, there has been one major element of the show missing this season that was built up too incredibly much last season. Where the hell is a — fantasized or not — Sookie and Eric hook up? In fact, at this point, we're so desperate that we would even take a little will-they/won't-they sexual tension to toy with our expectations.

Looks like the folks over at Rolling Stone were facing similar frustrations, but their solution was oh so much better than our boring complaints. They grabbed Anna Paquin, Stephen Moyer and Alexander Skarsgard to cover the September 2 issue of the mag (out on newsstands tomorrow), took their clothes, covered them in blood, and posed them in a more provocative position than we could have possibly dreamed of. Note that they even included a full-frontal of Alexander's beautiful abs.

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Kim KardashianBy Lauren Strupp

You wouldn’t necessarily think it, but Kim Kardashian is just super relatable. In the September issue of Allure, she opens up about her infamous sex tape, where she sees herself in five years, and pretty much everything else.

OK, so we all know she made a tape with ex-boyfriend Ray-J. “Not my most proud moment,” she says. “It was humiliating. But now let’s move on.” I agree. Let’s!

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