US Vogue June 2008 : Sarah Jessica Parker by Annie Leibovitz

We are loving this cover. Its refreshing to see Sarah looking so real....and so much like herself.

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WITH A PASSION FOR GOOD WORKS AND A STYLE ALL HER OWN, HAYDEN PANETTIERE IS A MODERN-DAY WONDER WOMAN

“In Hollywood,” Hayden Panettiere declares, “there is no such thing as being a nice girl. Or being, you know, not messed up.

WITH A PASSION FOR GOOD WORKS AND A STYLE ALL HER OWN, HAYDEN PANETTIERE IS A MODERN-DAY WONDER WOMAN

If you’re not, they’ll make you that way,” she says – “they” referring, of course, to the tabloid press. Having spent, by her estimate, approximately seventeen of her eighteen-and-a-half years employed by the entertainment industry, the actress has had ample time to consider this conundrum. But it’s only in the past two years, ever since Heroes – the TV series in which she plays an injury-proof cheerleader – became a smash hit, that Hayden’s had to deal with the dilemma firsthand. “Nothing is private,” she continues, “and when they write about you, it’s almost always completely false.” Does that include her romance with Heroes co-star Milo Ventimiglia? Hayden refuses to confirm or deny their relationship. “I’ll not comment until the day I die! Denial,” she concludes, with a wide grin.

Despite the downsides, the Los Angeles-based star – who grew up just outside New York City “going to soccer games, going to football games, doing everything that somebody in high school would or should do” – says that she truly loves what she does. Her mother, a former actress, got Hayden into the business when she was a baby, and spent almost eight years on soap operas before moving on to bigger parts in sitcoms such as Malcolm in the Middle and movies like 2005’s Ice Princess; still, she says her pre-Heroes resume didn’t quite prepare her for the “almost overnight” fame that comes from appearing on a popular TV show. “It shakes you up,” she admits. “It’s like they flip your life upside down. But it’s opened tremendous doors for me.”

Hayden’s success – and the celebrity that goes along with it – does have its advantages. “The show put me in a place to speak for things that I’m passionate about,” she explains, citing animal rights as an example. Hayden believes that her work on behalf of whales and dolphins has significantly raised awareness of the cause. Animal welfare has always been Hayden’s cause of choice. “When I was younger, I’d always donate to the humane society,” she says. Hayden shares her home with her two dogs, Penny Lane and Madison and her cat Raleigh.

How did Hayden develop her signature sense of style? “I have the same sense of style that I did when I was growing up, but now I wear things that I might not have when I was younger, because I’m much more comfortable with my body. I’m definitely a jeans and tee shirt girl,” she confesses. “I dress down and comfy whenever I can, which makes dressing up more exciting.” Is there a certain look that she loves? “I really like to look polished. I love pencil skirts and flirty dresses – but I’m not picky when it comes to designers; I could find something great to wear from French Connection or Gucci,” she says. “I have a lot of fun dressing up and deciding what kind of look I want to go for depending on the event.”

What’s next for our favorite heroine? The girl who says she “used to lose out to actresses who had more of a ‘name’” is now working with some of the biggest names in Hollywood. She appears alongside Julia Roberts in the upcoming drama Fireflies in the Garden and spent her spring shooting director Chris Columbus’s I Love You, Beth Cooper, in which she plays the titular popular girl – another cheerleader, though she’s quick to note that the movie is “not about that” – who receives an unexpected, and very public declaration of love at her high school graduation. In addition to these roles, Hayden’s been using her Heroes downtime to record her debut album for Hollywood Records.

The June/July 2008 issue of TEEN VOGUE is on sale nationwide May 20, 2008. Get exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and the inside scoop on Hayden’s cover shoot with TEEN VOGUE at: teenvogue.com/go/hayden

THE JONAS BROTHERS HEAT UP THE SUMMER WITH THEIR FIRST MOVIE, A TV SHOW, AND A BRAND-NEW ALBUM

While most kids can barely stomach a family vacation, Kevin, twenty, Joe, eighteen, and Nick, fifteen, have spent the past year on a bus with mom Denise, dad Kevin Sr. (an ordained minister), and “Bonus Jonas” brother Frankie, who is seven.

They did this while touring for their platinum record Jonas Brothers which includes such emo-pop hits as “Year 3000” and “S.O.S.” And guess what? They loved every minute of it! “We’re family guys,” confides Joe. “When you’re on tour, you miss mom’s home cooking. At least on the bus, she can make the perfect bowl of cereal.”

After the incredible success of their first album, music’s new mini-moguls, the Jonas Brothers are set to take over in 2008. Though the brothers normally develop songs only for themselves, they wrote eleven songs for their costar in the upcoming June 2008 Disney series Camp Rock, Demi Lovato – an experience the boys won’t soon forget. “ They’re from a girl’s perspective,” says Kevin. “ I don’t think we’ll ever understand girls better but it’s a helpful step forward.” August marks the release of a new album, A little Bit Longer, with influences as gown-up as Johnny Cash, Prince, and Elvis Costello. Their reality show, Jonas Brothers: Living the Dream, premiered on the Disney Channel in May, and a scripted spy sitcom J.O.N.A.S. (Junior Operatives Networking As Spies), is in the works. “We’re huge James Bond fans,” says Joe. “We think Daniel Craig is the man.”

The June/July 2008 issue of TEEN VOGUE features Hayden Panettiere on the cover and is on sale nationwide May 20, 2008. Get the inside scoop on the Jonas Brothers shoot with an interview and exclusive behind the scenes video: Jonas Bros: teenvogue.com/go/jonasbros

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Recently rehabbed Kirsten Dunst partied hard for her 26th birthday at Bowery Electric, NY DAILY NEWS reports.

According NYDN, sources can't say for sure what the newly sober Dunst was consuming, but the actress looked a lot worse for the wear as she tumbled out on to the street hours after midnight, with girlfriends gripping her arm.

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"I am so in love," she told David Letterman. "I know I want to spend the rest of my life with Benji. I want to be with him forever. If you saw us together, you'd understand. He's my best friend." An insider tells In Touch that Benji "already told his whole band that he wants Paris to be his wife and have his children."

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Kate Moss has posed nude for her boyfriend Jamie Hince.

According to Sunday Mirror, Jamie has become a keen artist and has been encouraging Kate to go nude for him. The pair are inseparable at the moment - Kate told Radio 1 she couldn't attend the Big Weekend because she was following The Kills' American tour.

A pal of Hince's revealed: "Jamie has done a selection of paintings, including one of Kate, and plans to exhibit in a gallery after The Kills have finished touring."

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Angelina Jolie shocked gossips with a steamy music video when she was just 16.

The actress plays a temptress in the 80s track Don't Dream It's Over, by Italian Antonello Venditti, NOW reports

In one scene she's seen canoodling with her 'boyfriend' in bed, and in another she makes him jealous by kissing other men and dancing seductively round a fire.

SEE VIDEO Angelina Jolie in raunchy music video Don't Dream It's Over...