45 posts categorized "VMAN MAGAZINE"
Above, from Us (May 16, 2011), Something Borrowed's Colin Egglesfield. Below, the same issue spotlights sexy Andy Cohen and William H. Macy:
Vman (Summer 2011) generously offers Brazilian flight specialist Gabriel Klabin (OMG...the eyebrows!) and this sizzlin' model from "The Rio World," a Mario Testino shoot:
Bruce Weber enjoys a (photographic) romp with junior Olympian Seth Kuhlman in Vman (Spring 2011), above. From the same issue, check out boxerman (Duke Dlouhy) by Weber, too:
The mag also offers movie star Ben Affleck (hot and not 20) and rising star Lucas Till (hot and 20):
Finally from Vman, Georges St-Pierre, mixed martial artist, looking good from the side:
Gerard Butler looks completely different depending on which 'bloid you read. In People (February 21, 2011), he's a ghost of his former thick self...
Which National Enquirer (February 21, 2011) catches him looking slimmed down but still pleasantly grabbable:
In VMan (Spring 2011), Bruce Weber pens a farewell to model Charles DeVoe, who died after a surfing accident late last year, and he illustrates it with this captivating image above. Below, the same issue offers Bradley Cooper as shot by his Limitless director Neil Burger:
Vman also offers this doubletake-worthy model shot by Hedi Slimane:
From Entertainment Weekly (February 18, 2011), Tyler Posey from Teen Wolf almost has me curious to watch MTV again. Almost:
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Above, Mark Salling from Glee suits up for OK! (November 29, 2010). Below, a still hot (but unrecognizable) David Fumero inspires love in the afternoon on the pages of In Touch (November 29, 2010):
UPDATE: From most recent (L) to least...he's a great-looking man, just noting he seems to have aged from oldest to second oldest, then he looks extremely lean and also like maybe his undereyes area has been helped out + Botox. Looks good, just something looks unlike himself to me.
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Thirty-seven-year-old Stephen Dorff is keeping himself well preserved, per Vman, and is probably at least keeping a shelf clear for that dark-horse Oscar.
Aaron Johnson, 20, speaks with Vman (Fall 2010) about his upcoming film Nowhere Boy, with whose 41-year-old director he fell in love and made a baby. He sounds pretty serious in his quotes—he deplores throwaway movies, irresponsible behavior and the fact that he's already made more movies than Daniel Day-Lewis.
Cute, too:






