Alright, we admit it: We're jealous of Amanda Seyfried. Not only does the girl have great legs, pretty hair and a wildly successful career, but her past romantic entanglements read like our own personal wishlist of Men We'd Like To Nom. Emile Hirsch? Dominic Cooper? Ryan Phillippe? Alexander Skarsgård?! (Hey Seyfried, would you mind leaving just one of our celebrity crushes unmolested? THANKS.)

These days, though, Amanda seems to be single (who knows what's up with that Phillippe thing)—and now she's the cover girl for April's ELLE magazine, where she posed for a black-and-white photoshoot with various adorable animals (how can anyone still look that glamorous while holding a sheep?) and talked about her favorite movie make outs. Because in addition to her real-life romances with Hollywood's most desirable dudes, Amanda has also had the privilege of getting busy on-screen with an awful lot of good-looking dudes.

Not that she's complaining.

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If you thought Britney Spears looked good in her video for "Hold It Against Me," then you better prepare yourself for her latest photoshoot.

The pop star is steaming up the pages of V Magazine with a sultry spread that's light on clothing and high on glamour.

Britney rocked a number of looks for the shoot, which was styled by Panos Yiapanis and photographed by Mario Testino, including a skin-tight white corset and a backless piece that shows off her tattoo. The pics also display Brit's perfectly toned form and fab hair (we're seriously obsessed with the whole billowing-in-the-wind effect).

Brit, who told the mag that the "bitch is back and better than ever" (we couldn't agree more!), opened up in the issue about becoming more guarded with age (she's 29) and wanting her boys to have privacy. She also shared what she would do if she ever walked away from the music industry.

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Zooey Deschanel has made something of a name for herself as the go-to girl for "indie love interest" movie roles—but according to April's Lucky magazine, being the darling of all things quirky isn't her idea of a good time. Sporting poofy polka-dots on the cover, and smiling inside in a pair of spring-greeny frocks, Zooey happily spills the info about her unique sense of style, her upcoming film, "Your Highness," and how she gets dressed in the morning.

But first, let's get one thing straight: As far as Zooey's concerned, "quirky" is just "a nice way of saying 'weird.'"

"It's an annoying word," she explained.

Hey, what a quirky thing to say!
...Heh. Sorry.

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Talk about animal magnetism! Robert Pattinson's Vanity Fair photoshoot with Annie Liebovitz was always going to be one good-lookin' series, but we went weak in the knees when we saw that the star had rounded out his cover photo by donning a fedora and getting amorous with an alligator. Or is it cuddling with a crocodile? We can never keep our reptiles straight.

Read an excerpt from Robert Pattinson's Vanity Fair interview.

Ah, yes—whether he's snuggling with a big lizard, taming a lion or just walking a really cute dog, there's just nothing hotter than a guy who can get down with the beasties... which is probably why "hot man with animal" is one of the favored ways to style a sexy male celeb. So today, we've put together a gallery of our favorite man-animal (manimal?) combos from magazine covers past! Don't miss out—we've got Daniel Radcliffe with a white owl; Kellan Lutz with his adorable dog; Sam Rockwell wearing a kitty cat; and Adam Lambert with an, uh, appropriately placed snake. And lots more!

Click on the image above to see our entire swoonworthy flipbook!

Which manimal cover is your favorite? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!

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"I wouldn't be surprised if Rob says the reason he took the movie was because of [her]," "Water for Elephants" director Francis Lawrence told Vanity Fair about Robert Pattinson. "He really fell in love."

Fortunately, for all you who might be concerned that some other Hollywood actress is stealing RPattz away from his rumored girlfriend Kristen Stewart, the star he is talking about is Tai, the elephants he spent so much time with while filming. "She was the best actor I ever worked with in my life," Rob said in the magazine interview. "I cried when the elephant was wrapped. I never cried when anyone else was wrapped."

At least the media won't get as up in arms about his relationship with Tai as they do with Kristen. Though he didn't confirm his relationship with his "Twilight Saga" costar, Rob did say that all the media attention is "very traumatic."

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Perhaps Robert Pattinson should tackle a remake of the "Crocodile Dundee" film franchise next, because he looks pretty comfortable with slimy reptiles. As you may have guessed, this is your first look at Rob's April Vanity Fair cover, slated to hit newsstands March 3, and it's definitely his most-daring photoshoot yet.

The tiny image (Oh No They Didn't has a larger version you can ogle) is a screenshot from Vanity Fair's homepage and finds the "Twilight" star decked in a white button-down and a black fedora...and a four-foot long alligator. The sultry portrait was done by legendary photographer Annie Leibovitz, and is likely just the first of many photos we'll be drooling over in the coming week. (Stay tuned to Hollywood Crush as more materials from the issue, including Rob's interview, are released!)

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It's no secret we here at Hollywood Crush have a wee, well, crush on Robert Pattinson. Really, who could blame us? But if there's one publication that could give us a run for our Robert-loving money it's certainly Vanity Fair. The dreamy "Twilight" star has graced the pages of the magazine numerous times in the past three years—and he's about to do it again.

Multiple sources are reporting that the 24-year-old will be featured on the cover of VF's April issue, which hits newsstands March 3. The shoot was done by legendary photog Annie Leibovitz, and according to Gossip Cop, even features a FOUR-FOOT LONG ALLIGATOR. (There's definitely a vampire-alligator-bite joke in here somewhere.) Though we'll have to wait another week for the issue, Hollywood Life has some behind-the-scenes images to whet your appetite (as if that's really necessary...)

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by Sterling Wong

Even though he's a big Hollywood star these days, Channing Tatum has no qualms about letting the skeletons out of his closet. Case in point: perhaps you've seen that grainy Internet video of Channing wiggling his booty as a stripper in Tampa, Florida—made public after it was sold to a tabloid in 2009. Such a subject would usually be a taboo topic for a celebrity, but the March GQ cover boy is refreshingly candid about his past.

Speaking to the magazine about his one-time stint as a stripper, Channing recalled that it was a spur-of-the-moment decision. "Okay, we’re going to do this for a little while just to be crazy and insane; then we’re getting out," he recalled telling a colleague, add that he never had any intention of hiding his past. "I had wanted to tell people," he explained. "I’m not ashamed of it. I don’t regret one thing. I’m not a person who hides sh--."

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If there's one thing pop tart Miley Cyrus has proven to both fans and critics, it's that she certainly can't be tamed. The 18-year-old has come under scrutiny the past few years for some bold (and some might say questionable) decisions, including that video-taped bong hit that set the internet ablaze back in December. Miley's been largely mum about the incident—until now. The "LOL" star covers the March issue of Marie Claire magazine, and inside, opens up about the salvia situation.

"I'm not perfect. I made a mistake. I'm disappointed in myself for disappointing my fans," Miley told the interviewer. But when pressed whether it truly was a mistake—thousands of colleges kids do the same thing (or worse) every day—Miley's answer was earnest and surprisingly mature. "But they're not Miley Cyrus," she explained. "They're not role models. So for me it was a bad decision, because of my fans and because of what I stand for."

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Since we can't go more than a few hours around here without coming across some new dish about Justin Bieber, here's the obligatory Bieberwatch Update: The teenage phenom is grinning out at the masses from the newsstand again this week, this time gracing the cover of The Hollywood Reporter.

This is just the latest in a slew of media attention for Justin tied to his upcoming flick "Never Say Never"—and despite the fervent wishes of many a teenage boy, Justin Bieber The Person isn't going anywhere anytime soon. But the same can't be said for Justin Bieber The Haircut—also known as a style in which there is no discernible difference between the front of one's head and the back—because... well, it's gone. Instead, photos from the story clearly show that the Biebs has undergone some layered trimming to his famous tresses.

It's too soon for an official fan verdict on Justin's new look, but the consensus around here is that we dig it; it's a little more grownup, a little more stylish and a lot easier to tell what part of Justin's skull we're looking at. And with the pop star posed confidently next to Usher and Antonio Reid, the Hollywood Reporter cover is a nice step forward in his career. (Although if it were up to us, we might not have slapped a giant wad of text that reads "The Business of Justin Bieber" right on top of Bieber's, well, business.)

Check out Justin's famous locks the way they were in our photo flipbook!

What do you think of Justin's latest mag cover? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!

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