Vanity Fair’s “Young Hollywood” issue
Notice something funny about this cover? Oh, that’s right: there are nine young actresses on it, and they’re all white. Apparently, the year after Avatar, Slumdog Millionaire, and Precious came out, no ladies of color did any great acting.
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Comments (13)
I’m shocked and offended that anyone still reads Q.
@Tom
What, you weren’t drawn in by the “Never Trust A Fart!” cover line?
The Revolver cover with Taylor Momesen…Hottest Chicks in Hard Rock? What?
Since when is why that girl spits out anything close to rock music?
Ugh.
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TIME deciding to overrule the internet has officially rendered the magazine irrelevant.
Loved the Trueblood cover, very sexy.
I would put in a vote in for Padma Lakshmi and Tom Colicchio on the cover of TV Guide. They made her look Irish.
Why the hell would the Gaga cover be banned but not the True Blood one? It’s so arbitrary…
agree with lauren. watch, sooner or later they are going to call miley “hard rock.”
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