Last year, Suki Waterhouse complained to The Guardian that “actors take all the modeling jobs and magazine covers.” She may have had a point. Suki swiftly transformed herself into a legit actress and is scoring magazine covers all over the place. She did grace the April cover of Vogue in a model capacity. But this April cover of Lucky mag is different because she’s promoting a small role in Insurgent. She plays Dauntless member Marlene, who is absurdly happy in the face of danger.

Lucky released one excerpt so far from their interview, and it’s a doozy. Suki names her pimples. She raved, “If I have a spot, I name the spot. I introduce it to my friends on a night out. If my friend has a spot, I ask them if I can borrow it. ‘Can I pleaaaase borrow it? I really want it.’ You have to own your spots. Show them off. I’ve had some great spots — I named one Greg; another one was Trevor. Tortola was a good one.” Wow. Suki suddenly seems much younger than her 23 years. I have no idea what she and Bradley Cooper talk about, but it can’t be pimples.

Suki also features in the April issue of GQ. They describe her as model, actress, and BCoop’s girlfriend. She takes much of her clothing off because that’s how GQ rolls. You can see the shoot here. I never saw her as an incredible model, but pose-harding with an atomic wedgie takes talent. No model should ever have to do that.

GQ describes Suki as “homecoming-queen hot” and “Hollywood’s next bro-down girl.” In the brief interview, Suki dishes on her awesome karate skills. She brags about beating up a childhood friend to the point of a knocked-out tooth and “snapped” Achilles tendon. Suki then laughs, “Isn’t that disgusting?” Ummm. How are we just finding out about Suki’s bizarre personality? She kept it under wraps, and now it’s just out there.

Photos courtesy of Thomas Whiteside/GQ & WENN

You know what Ansel Elgort reminds me of? The snotty rich-kid characters in John Hughes films. Like, he’s a baby version of James Spader’s Steff in Pretty in Pink. I’m just going by looks here, but am I wrong? Even his name seems like the name of a snotty rich kid. If you’re around teenage girls, you probably know him from the Divergent franchise and The Fault In Our Stars. He got the cover of the April issue of Seventeen to promote Insurgent. Thoughts on the cover? I actually like the idea of a major magazine aimed at young women putting a dude on their cover. Like, this isn’t “Seventeen for Boys” this is just straight-up Seventeen. As for the interview… Ansel just turned 21 years old, and he gives somewhat weird/charming interviews. He doesn’t sound like a bad kid at all, he just likes… romance, date nights and buying red snakeskin Louboutins for his mom.

On whether a guy can be just platonic friends with a girl: “If a woman is really pretty, it’s kind of hard. I’m not going to lie. Actually, that’s not true. Me and Shailene [Woodley] have a really platonic relationship. I’ve never once wanted her sexually, which is nice. But for me, if a person is someone I’m attracted to, and she’s my best friend, hopefully we’re dating.”

On his dream date: “I like romantic dates—going on a long walk in Central Park and then taking the subway downtown and going out to eat and ordering oysters. After that, you walk around again and talk. Morning dates are nice, too. I love doing romantic s***. It’s fun. It’s like you’re living in a movie.”

On spoiling the women in his life: “I like to buy girls shoes and jewelry. I buy stupidly expensive shoes. I got Louboutins for my mom and my girlfriend before. My mom was like, ‘I can’t wear these; they’re too high.’ I was like, ‘Mom, you have to try them – they’re so cool. They’re red snakeskin!’ She still wears them every so often but she can’t walk in them.”

On whether he ever got into any trouble in high school: “[My friend] Jordan and I used to throw eggs off my roof and hit cars. We got in trouble with the police when I was 15. They came to our door. I told my dad, ‘We were throwing eggs off the roof and you were out of town and they got really mad at us and said if we did it again we would get in trouble, but we’re never going to do it again.’ I said it all in one sentence. He was like, ‘Okay.’”

[From Seventeen]

If you were 15, 16 years old, would you be into this? I think it’s unfair to judge him at my age (30-something) because he really does just look like a baby to me. But if I was a teenage girl… yeah, I would probably be into this. I would probably think it was so cool that he buys red snakeskin Louboutins for his mom and that he buys his ladies “shoes and jewelry.” Is it sweet? Or is he just… unusual?

Photos courtesy of Anne Menke/Seventeen.

You know what sort of surprises me? Cressida Bonas’ transition to “celebrity/actress/model” is really working. Like, she’s pulling it off with some legitimacy. You would think that a 26-year-old former royal girlfriend would be able to get some attention, of course, especially since she’s pretty and blonde and well-connected, but Cressida really is “starting” a whole new career and it’s working. She’s already scored her first film acting role (in Tulip Fever), she’s already being groomed by Harvey Weinstein (ew), and she’s already headlining a major fashion campaign for Mulberry.

Cressida came to LA last month on behalf of her Mulberry contract. She wore the same Mulberry dress (the Buttercup Dress) in two different colors to two different events. Not surprisingly, her Mulberry commercial/video features Cressida in the same dress. She also shows off her impressive dance moves – remember, Cressida studied dance at university. She really is a trained dancer and she moves very well.

It’s a cute ad. I end up watching a lot of these commercials/short video ads and I enjoyed this. I prefer this kind of thing to, say, Matthew McConaughey sitting in a Lincoln and talking about the cosmos. The song in this Mulberry ad is ESG’s “Dance”. Cressida told WWD: “It was so much fun. I had a choreographed routine, but a lot of it was improvised because the music just makes you want to dance naturally.”

Here are some more photos of Cressida acting like she’s too big of a star to pose on the red carpet for the McQueen exhibition last Thursday:

Photos courtesy of WENN.

Congratulations are in order for Vin Diesel and Paloma Jiménez.

The Furious 7 star, 47, and his model girlfriend, 31, have welcomed their third child, he announced via Facebook Monday.

The actor announced the birth by posting the first photo of his newborn, while hovering over the new arrival and his girlfriend, who appears to still be in the delivery room bed.

The proud papa captioned the photo with some lyrics from Louis Armstrong‘s hit song, What a Wonderful World: “I hear babies crying/ I watch them grow/ They’ll learn much more/ Than I’ll ever know/ And I think to myself /What a wonderful world,” he wrote.

The newborn – whose gender and name have yet to be revealed – joins big brother Vincent Sinclair, 4½, and sister Hania Riley, 6½.

The longtime couple, announced their pregnancy news just last month.

News broke a couple of days ago that Rihanna has signed on to be the new face of Dior and will front the brand’s upcoming Secret Garden campaign. She is the first black woman to represent the House of Dior. And here are some shots, taken March 10th but only released today, of Rihanna at Ver…      

News broke a couple of days ago that Rihanna has signed on to be the new face of Dior and will front the brand’s upcoming Secret Garden campaign. She is the first black woman to represent the House of Dior. And here are some shots, taken March 10th but only released today, of Rihanna at Ver…      

Taylor Swift had a stellar weekend on social media. First, she sang Faith Hill’s “This Kiss” with the girls from HAIM, complete with that hair grab/push thing she does. Then her cat Meredith scratched her leg, which gave her a chance to joke about the $40 million leg insurance p…      

Taylor Swift had a stellar weekend on social media. First, she sang Faith Hill’s “This Kiss” with the girls from HAIM, complete with that hair grab/push thing she does. Then her cat Meredith scratched her leg, which gave her a chance to joke about the $40 million leg insurance p…      

Spring Break is one of the best parts of university. Um. Maybe the best part of university. I lived for Spring Break. And I certainly did a LOT of living during Spring Break. That’s why I’m happy I don’t have a kid. Because I don’t know how I’d tell my kid not to liv…      

Spring Break is one of the best parts of university. Um. Maybe the best part of university. I lived for Spring Break. And I certainly did a LOT of living during Spring Break. That’s why I’m happy I don’t have a kid. Because I don’t know how I’d tell my kid not to liv…