Mila Kunis covers FLARE + interview with Timberlake in ELLE

Interview with Justin Timberlake for ELLE Magazine

ELLE:  “Friends with benefits”: a good idea or a bad idea?
Justin Timberlake: [Smiles] It is such a good idea—until it’s a bad idea.
Mila Kunis:I concur. Ultimately, it ends when someone wants to go and get seriouswith somebody. More times than not, a person catches feelings andsomebody gets hurt.

ELLE: I think any time someone is rubbing up against your nether regions, you’re going to develop an emotional attachment.
MK: Yeah, when a female orgasms, a hormone gets released. I’ve never met a girl who can have sex without an ounce of feeling.
JT: Aha! Is that just a woman convincing herself so she feels like it’s okay to have sex with someone?
MK: Fifty-fifty.
JT: So it’s the same thing as with guys! Women are just lying to themselves.

ELLE: Playing friends with benefits, what was your costar most self-conscious about while shooting the nude scenes?
MK: [To Justin]You’ve got a fine ass. I was self-conscious about a lot of things. Show me one girl who isn’t.
JT: I’ll be honest and say, like, I’m still trying to get into the editingroom and cut down on my ass time. I’m like, “Oh my God, my mom’s gonnasee that!”

ELLE: As in the film, have either of your parents ever walked in on you while you were in flagrante delicto?
JT: I was caught one time. My mom wasn’t cool about it. I was too young to be in bed with a girl, so she was upset.
MK: I don’t think my parents think I’ve ever had sex.

ELLE: Most annoying thing your costar did on set?
JT: She would serenade me, all of us, in the makeup trailer—
MK: I can’t sing.
JT: Couldn’t carry a tune if I put it in a bucket for her. It’s awesome, though, because she does not give a shit.

ELLE: Let’s talk about how amazing your costar Woody Harrelson is playing a gay magazine photo editor.
JT:He gets the most gut-busting laughs. Everybody wants to know: “Did yousmoke pot with Woody?” We did! Will [Gluck] and I put that basketballscene in the movie just because we both love White Men Can’t Jump.

ELLE:In this film, there’s a five-date rule before you sleep with someone.What if you’re so attracted to a person that you want to end the firstdate in bed?
JT: Ooh, I would probably steer away from it. As a matter of fact, I definitely would steer away from it.

ELLE: Earth to Justin… Perfect first date?
JT: Something more simple than extravagant. Scrabble.
MK: Monopoly.
JT: Scrabble’s a good date. If she can’t spell, I don’t want to hang out with her. So that’s a good test.
MK: I can’t spell at all. [To Justin] Now we’ll never be friends.

ELLE: Strangest question a date ever asked you?
JT:I had a date ask me one time if I had found God. I’m a sick humanbeing—I mean, I answered, “Yeah, he’s in my pants.” So, the date didn’tgo that much longer because—
MK: She didn’t kneel at your altar?
JT: [Ignoring Mila] My date thought that was crass, and I thought that asking me about God was crass, so…

ELLE: Mila, who is your older-man crush?
MK: George Clooney and Johnny Depp.

ELLE: In romance, are you ruled by your head or heart?
MK: My heart. I’m trying to lead with my head. I am. I’m trying! I’m failing.
JT:She’s lying. Don’t ever change, kiddo. I’m a pushover too. I’m notreally all that smart, so I don’t really have anything to lead withexcept my heart.

ELLE: Now that you’re both single, do you find it hard to date? Must be tough being in the public eye.
MK: I haven’t dated ever.
JT: I’m not equipped to answer that right now

Mila Kunis Shows Skin in a White Hot LA Times Magazine Spread

Mila Kunis gives a serious stare and a lot of leg on the cover of this month's Los Angeles Times Magazine. She took a nod from her Black Swan character for the ballet-inspired spread, which was photographed by Ruven Afanador. Mila's currently riding the success of the film with multiple other honors, including a spot in Vanity Fair's Young Hollywood issue. Her movie with Justin Timberlake, Friends With Benefits, is up next and Mila talked to Leslie Gornstein about moving on from her TV career and making comedies, here's more:

• On her career: "I was very lucky to have a show for eight years. Now I can sit back and think about what I want."
• On making comedies: "I love doing comedies. They’re just as hard, if not harder, to make work, compared with a drama. You work 17 hours a day, and you have to try to make things different and funny and relatable onscreen all at the same time."
• Black Swan director Darren Aronofksy on working with Mila: “She’ll try anything . . . [Mila is] very, very playful—really willing to experiment."

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Mila Kunis featured on the Vanity Fair Hollywood Issue Cover

From L-R: Ryan Reynolds, Jake Gyllenhaal, Anne Hathaway, James Franco, Jennifer Lawrence, Anthony Mackie, Olivia Wilde, Jesse Eisenberg, Mila Kunis, Robert Duvall, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Andrew Garfield, Rashida Jones, Garrett Hedlund, and Noomi Rapace.

For our 17th annual Hollywood Issue cover, Vanity Fair went back to the basics—no teenagers, no penguins, no (full-on) nudity, just the most exciting actors and actresses of the moment. Anchoring the front panel are Oscar co-hosts Anne Hathaway and James Franco (himself a best-actor nominee), along with Ryan Reynolds and Jake Gyllenhaal, two of the most versatile, likable (and, yes, good-looking) leading men in Hollywood.

The two inside panels feature 11 more stars, from newcomer best-actor/actress nominees Jesse Eisenberg and Jennifer Lawrence to Noomi Rapace, whose stunning performance in the original, Swedish version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo propelled her from Stockholm to Hollywood. The cover was shot in Los Angeles and New York over the course of two days by photographer Norman Jean Roy, and, as you can see in the behind-the-scenes video below, V.F.’s West Coast editor Krista Smith managed to nab nearly all of our cover subjects for sit-down interviews on set. For even more on the cover, check out a slide show of behind-the-scenes photographs.

(Mila is briefly interviewed)


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