Typically the cover for GQ‘s Comedy Issue has been reserved for a goofy jokester (Zach Galifianakis, Seth Rogen) rather than, say, a scantily clad sexpot (unless, of course, you count a nude Sacha Baron Cohen, which we most certainly do) like Mila Kunis. Then again, Kunis effortlessly pulls off both feats. (She’s really making it downright impossible for anyone to dislike her, isn’t she?)
Still, it’s not easy being funny and beautiful, as the Friends with Benefits star, who opted out of pants for the cover, told the mag, “You have no idea how hard it is for a woman in this business. A lot of people don’t even think women are funny. It’s f—ed-up, but you have to deal with guys like that. I’ve learned to roll with it.”
No kidding: Over the years, Kunis, who was subbed during Oscar nomination season for her work in the decidedly un-funny Black Swan, has held her own in popular sitcoms (That ’70s Show, Family Guy) and on the big screen (Forgetting Sarah Marshall, the upcoming Friends with Benefits). But other women in the industry haven’t been awarded such luck. Says Kunis, “The bottom line is if you’re an attractive female in this industry, people just take you as that: attractive. People aren’t getting the opportunity to move beyond being attractive.” READ FULL STORY »
The first reviews for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 2 are rolling in, and the verdict is… overwhelmingly (and unsurprisingly) positive. David Yates received across-the-board praise for his directing, as did the ratcheted-up action and the satisfying conclusion to a 10-year franchise. 
