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Fans are starting to get hungry for 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire!' The film, which will be shown in IMAX where available, is shaping up to be pretty epic, and you can get a behind-the-scenes look here at just how large-scale the movie will be - as well as at the cast's Entertainment Weekly covers.

At this point, we're used to seeing Lorde and her larger-than-life wavy hair, but for her October 2013 cover of New Zealand's Metro, the Kiwi singer is rocking sleek, blown out locks. Her style here is indicative of how she looks, lyricizes, acts, speaks and sings in a mature fashion that is way beyond her 16 years. In the feature, Lorde opens up about the notion of feminism and how Taylor Swift's

Katy Perry shines bright on her latest Billboard cover in advance of the release of 'Prism.' But she had to wade through the darkness --a divorce, shade from Barbara Walters and suicidal thoughts-- to get here.

The big news today is that Miley Cyrus will be covering the latest issue of Rolling Stone, and she won't be wearing much but her skin. However, she's not the first celebrity to take it off for a Rolling Stone cover, and certainly won't be the last.

Miley Cyrus nabbed the October cover of Harper's Bazaar, looking classically beautiful with her blond hair tame and her body poured into an LBD.

If there is one woman in the fashion world of which you do not want to run afoul, it's Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour. Word is the iron-fisted and helmet-bobbed doyenne of fashion publishing had planned to put Miley Cyrus on the magazine's December cover but that she has nixed those plans in the wake of Cyrus 2013 MTV VMAs twerkathon.

You might never know it from Jennifer Lopez's sexy and confident image and many successes on stage and screen, but the newly confirmed 'American Idol' judge was filled with insecurities earlier in her career.

Academy Award-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence used to imagine the days when she would be famous. But now that it's here, it's not as glamorous as she thought it would be.

Neck tattoos are serious business, even when they are computer-generated, like the ones Jason Derulo boasts on his illustrated 'Tattoos' album cover.

Don't mess with his city or its people! Mayor Thomas M. Menino today blasted the publisher of Rolling Stone.