Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd ham it up for GQ Magazine's March 2012 issue and on the inside pages have a pillow fight, she knees him (lovingly) in the man berries and she pulls him by his tie like he's a dog (it doesn't help that he's on his knees panting like one).

My favorite tagline in this spread is where she says they've kissed for years and he claims they've made out for decades. It's a fun, flirty spread that was done by famed photographer Terry Richardson and is in conjunction with the promotion of their movie 'Wanderlust'. That's the movie set she met current love Justin Theroux on.

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Happy Humpday Guys and Dolls. Here's your daily Fassbender Report:

Last night I mused about where the after party would take place for the London premiere of A Dangerous Method (and what exactly would take place there and in what permutations). The location was “steakhouse 34”, the assembled company was  gorgeous, since the party was also a celebration of Keira Knightley’s GQ UK March cover story. (If you'll recall, Fassy was the cover boy for the February issue.) As for what went on, well apparently Michael Fassbender did a lot of dancing…with Viggo Mortensen and GQ UK editor Dylan Jones.  I guess who was leading was up for grabs, but I’m going to go with Fassbender. There’s nothing submissive about him, if you get my drift.

Also included in the issue: GQ UK’s 50 Best Dressed Men List. Quite a few of our favorites made the cut (probably because quite a few or our favorites are Brits). Check out number 39.  Ohhhh yeaahhh…

The March issue of British GQ is on newsstands March 2.

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…well, so did a lot of other ‘starlets’. Actually this is the cover of the annual Hollywood Issue. Every year the mag, which has been around since 1913 (with a hiatus from ’35 to ‘83), pays tribute to old Hollywood glamour with an issue timed to coincide with the Academy Awards and more often than not, featuring the faces of Hollywood’s future.

This year is not only no exception but, in my opinion it’s one of the more visually stunning covers of the past few  years. Opting for trendy pastels, the actresses included, shot by the great Mario Testino, all look like they stepped off of the set of Grand Hotel or Dinner for Eight.

(I love Vanity Fair. Not only is it the first place I was ever published – letter to the editor but I'm taking it- but I used to collect them for the covers. i stopped when stbx threatened to turn me in to "Hoarders".)

The cover would not have been complete without this year’s “IT Girls”, Jessica Chastain, Rooney Mara, Jennifer Lawrence and Mia Wasikowska (three of whom have been nominated for an Oscar either past or present). Featured on the fold-out are Elizabeth Olsen, Adepero Oduye and Shailene Woodley over to Paula Patton, Felicity Jones, Lily Collins and Brit Marling.

Behind the scenes of the shoot with Mario Testino

Jessica Chastain on meeting Meryl Streep and her Ralph Fiennes fan-girl moment

Rooney Mara on David Fincher

Other vids can be found on the Vanity Fair site.

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Robert Pattinson is so damned gorgeous, sultry and rugged for the February 2012 issue of GQ Russia. If he looked at me with that look on the cover, my clothes would go swoosh (thanks KB) as they dropped to the ground.

I almost don't know what to write because I'm just in such awe of his beauty. Regardless of the fact I can't read a word on the cover or in the pages of the publication, sometimes words don't need to be spoken (or read).

Enjoy the gorgeousness that is Robert Pattinson.

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Brad Pitt is talking about his love for Angelina Jolie again and how, despite protestations that they wouldn't marry until all people could marry, he is saying that it's getting harder and harder for them not to be married:

“We’d actually like to,” he says of his seven-year partner, Jolie, “and it seems to mean more and more to our kids. We made this declaration some time ago that we weren’t going to do it till everyone can. But I don’t think we’ll be able to hold out. It means so much to my kids, and they ask a lot. And it means something to me, too, to make that kind of commitment.” Has he asked Jolie to marry him? “I’m not going to go any further,” says Pitt. “But to be in love with someone and be raising a family with someone and want to make that commitment and not be able to is ludicrous, just ludicrous.”

Brad Pitt breaking a promise? Get out of the city! 

While it really does appear that these two are in love, do you sometimes think it's overkill (meaning over compensating)? And don't worry they may be spawning or adopting in the future:

We haven’t closed the book on it. There’s a really nice balance in the house right now, but if we see the need and get that lightning bolt that says, ‘We can help this person; we could do something here,’ then absolutely.” It was while carrying Vivienne — one of his children, many adopted, whose ages range from 3 to 10 — that Pitt fell and hurt his knee, causing him to walk with the cane his friend George Clooney spoofed during the Golden Globes. It wasn’t a skiing accident, contrary to reports. “I think George went down the line, making things up,” Pitt laughs. “I was just walking in our backyard, on a hill, carrying my daughter, and I slipped — and it was those parental instincts: me or her. And she’s fine.” 

I can see their wedding invitation: in lieu of gifts please provide children for us to adopt. Head on over to The Hollywood Reporter for the rest of the interview.

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Your daily dose of Fassbender is special today, indeed. Not only do we have some unbelievable pics from yet another hot magazine cover story but we have some shots of Michael as he makes his entrance and exit from the David Letterman show yesterday.

The Fassinator brought the shark smile to The Late Show for the first time and while he may have seemed a tad nervous when he walked out, he needn’t have been. I haven’t seen David Letterman as engaged with a guest and as interested in the movie that guest is there to promote in a long time. Not only was it clear that ole Dave has actually seen Shame, but he enjoyed it and admired Fassy’s performance.  Take a look for yourself:

Now, let’s talk about that cover of The Hollywood Reporter (article at the link)…HOLY SCHNIKEY! Yeah, that’s as eloquent as it gets folks. Take look at the photoshoot plus the bonus scan from inside the print edition. You can thank me when you’re coherent again…

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