“I would pay $500 for the jeans that we make for $20. I’m really into high fashion.”

- On the value of style

“I like these crooked. I love my teeth. My dad won’t let me fix my teeth or cut my hair. He loves it. He’s like, ‘It’s you!’”

-On natural beauty

“We’re together, and then again, we’re not. Some people see us more as friends and don’t get why we work in a relationship. They’re like, ‘It’s weird, best friends shouldn’t date!’ But the person that you eventually spend the rest of your life with – I’m not saying it’s him – why are you going to wake up with someone every day and not want to hang out with them?”

-On Justin Gaston, her boyfriend at the time of the interview

“The most fun thing about prom is having that one special night when you dress up and you feel like a princess, and honestly, I get to do that one night a lot.”

-About the glamorous life

“The jeans are my favorite part of the entire line. Because, like, literally this is going to be good for, like, Middle America, and it will be great for kids that really want to be in fashion but that don’t have it available.”

-On her new clothing line with Max Azria for Wal-Mart

“It’s hard for all of us. There are so many people that could be using you. So me and Nick and Demi, we don’t need anything from each other. We got our own thing going on.”

-On the difficulties of being a teen star and why she’s friends with other young performers

MILEY CYRUS is on the AUGUST 2009 ISSUE OF ELLE MAGAZINE. Grab a copy for the full story.

“…there was a movie I wish I had done: The Matrix. At the time [I was approached about it], it wasn’t cast with Keanu [Reeves], and I didn’t see myself with the person they wanted [in it]. Later I saw the movie and loved it. It was sexy and great because of Carrie-Anne [Moss] and Keanu.”

“I read the script and laughed so much. It encapsulated everything that has gone awry in our society for girls and women, who are pushed to be homogenized. What happened to all the Carol Burnetts in the world? All these great women were allowed to be this unique blend of things. I’m not the blond bombshell; I’ll never be that. There’s a piece of Mary in everybody — to be accepted for who you are and not have to change to be seen as normal. To be true to yourself is something I admire. I wish I was like that all the time.”

- on her upcoming movie “All About Steve”

“Welcome to my broken nose! [Her sister accidentally broke it while lifting a garage door when they were younger.] …I was rejected in school because I didn’t look like the big-breasted, beautiful girls. I was awkward and sad. My mother always said, ‘Be original!’ but I didn’t understand until I changed to be like everyone else. Once I fit in, I was like, ‘What have I done?’ I realized that my friends before were much cooler, with a great sense of humor and a way of looking at the world that was more fun. But if I hadn’t gone through that, I wouldn’t have been driven to make my oddities cool. It’s what made me have a sense of humor and thick skin. It’s like in ‘All About Steve’ — I’m making fun of everything people have judged me for and put it into one character.”

- on telling a girl who feels ugly because she’s not blond or doesn’t have a thin nose…

“People ask, ‘How do actresses do it?’ Um, they pay us to do this in order to look good on film. I do Pilates, kickboxing, weight training. When I’m in Austin, I run or ride a bike. If I can work out every day, I will. But there are times when I won’t do anything for two weeks, and I’m like, ‘You know what? I talk enough to burn calories.’”

- on staying in shape in Hollywood world

“I feel like women are pitted up against each other, they aren’t raised to support and love each other like men are in sports. But I have a sister [Gisene, who is 41] who is there for me and loves me… People will see us and say we are so different but then they’ll sit with us and see we’re so connected. There’s total support.”

- on having a sister.

“If you wait tables in New York, you can do any job in the world…”
- on being a waitress before becoming an actress in her past.

Sandra Bullock is the cover of In Style Magazine March 2009 issue.

photo by Jenny Gage and Tom Betterton/In Style

“I was going to clubs all the time, and it was not okay. I was so alone. It made me not focus on what I was doing… I did it to myself, and I have to deal with the consequences. I’m thankful for what I can take out of it. Now I feel clear. That’s my past, and I’m a different person now. I have goals and I’m working to achieve them. I’m not hanging out with people who are out every night getting f***ed up. And I think that I’m happy.”

“I was living here [at the Chateau] for almost two years. Who blows that much money on a hotel? I could have bought a house!”

- on partying, being on rehab for 5 months, and living in Chateau Marmont in LA

“I feel like it jinxes it. “It’s hard. The second I start talking about whomever I’m seeing, a month or two later it’s failed.”

“I think it’s pretty obvious who I’m seeing. I think it’s no shock to anyone that it’s been going on for quite some time… She’s a wonderful person and I love her very much.”

- on current girlfriend, DJ Samantha Ronson

“…there’s a person in here… And I have feelings too, whether it’s about politics, the person I’m seeing, the person I’m not seeing. That’s my way of connecting. I don’t want people to think that I’m just an empty f****ing whatever.”

- on connecting with her fans thru blogging

“I don’t know if I could really set a time because then it’s like pressure to do it and failure if I don’t. It shouldn’t be about that. It should be about knowing that you’re ready. (Besides) I still need to be in charge of taking care of myself and getting my sh*t in line and buying a house.”

- on having kids

“… I know people wouldn’t have gone to see my movies if I didn’t make them laugh or make them cry. I think it’s a matter of finding the right thing. I’m sure my first thing back might not be that, but eventually it will come… That’s what this business is… it builds you up to take you down and then sees how far you can come back.”

“I don’t really worry, though. I’m a fighter…. I’m up for a challenge, and I won’t settle.”

- on regaining her career in Hollywood

Lindsay Lohan  is on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar for December 2008. Now available at newsstands everywhere.

“I didn’t foresee it… that you can meet somebody who you have a deep and more profound love with. I don’t mean to take away from anything with Tom (Cruise), but I would hope he has the same thing with Katie (Holmes). You move into a stage where you’re able to be a fuller person in your relationship.”

- on committing again, this time to now husband, Keith Urban

“My screen life was far more exciting and beautiful than my real life. I went through this long period of being alone. I was very, very damaged, and I did not want to jump into a relationship because I would have nothing to give, just shreds of what I was.”

- after her divorce with Tom Cruise whom she was married for 11 years.

“Um, no. Would I want my kids to get married at that age? No! But that was an extraordinary thing for me. [Tom] taught me an enormous amount- as a girl into a woman. Absolutely, I would do it again.”

- when asked if she married Tom Cruise too young back in 1990. She was 23.

“When it comes to my kids, I’m just like a lioness… I’m like, no one gets near my babies! That’s why we chose not to sell the photos of her. We just want to have out little cocoon.”

“He’s the greatest man besides my dad I’ve ever met. He’s loyal and he’s a soul searcher. He’ll kill me for… He’s very very private. My previous marriage was far more available. This is why I live in Tennessee and i live on a farm and I’m very secluded.”

- on husband, Keith Urban

Nicole Kidman is on the cover of Elle Magazine for November 2008. Now available at newsstands everywhere.

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