Scans from the digital edition of the recent issue of ‘Entertainment Weekly’ have been added to our gallery, big thanks to George Clooney fansite for them!
Josh covers the November issue of “Out” magazine, on sale Oct. 22. Preview of the cover and photos from the shoot have been added to our gallery. Below you can read the cover story: in the magazine Josh discusses fame, his gay uncles’ legacy, and how the best thing for his ‘Hunger Games’ character might be a threesome.
We’ve barely started lunch, and I’m nowhere near my usual open-ended sexuality question, when Josh Hutcherson offers this: “I would probably list myself as mostly straight.”
That “mostly” is what makes Hutcherson winningly uninhibited, but also typical of his generation. New research published in The New York Times in 2010 shows that an increasing number of guys his age identify as “mostly straight,” and Hutcherson’s ease in embracing ambiguity over neat and secure boxes speaks to his self-assurance.
“Maybe I could say right now I’m 100% straight,” he says. “But who knows? In a fucking year, I could meet a guy and be like, Whoa, I’m attracted to this person.”
Hutcherson grew up in Union, Ky., a small town close to the Ohio border, and his slouchy, chill California vibe is still tinged with a soft Southern accent. Everything he says sounds easygoing. “I’ve met guys all the time that I’m like, Damn, that’s a good-looking guy, you know?” he says. “I’ve never been, like, Oh, I want to kiss that guy. I really love women. But I think defining yourself as 100% anything is kind of near-sighted and close-minded.”
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A few days ago we have already published Josh’s interview with Glamour magazine for its November issue. Today we have a scan from the magazine. For those of you who prefer buying digital versions of magazines, on Glamour’s digital edition, in addition to this interview, Josh is sharing his ultimate prank guide. You can download the issue now from your device’s app store!
The Hunger Games Peru has shared a couple new ‘Catching Fire’ stills via its Facebook page. I especially love the one of Peeta and Caesar! New images have been added to the gallery.
This week Entertainment Weekly has released a few new stills for ‘Catching Fire’, and one of the stills features Katniss, Peeta and Haymitch with the Peacekeepers. You can now see the new image in our gallery!
He’s acted in almost 40 films, but before last year you probably only knew Josh Hutcherson, 20, from his role as the son of a lesbian couple in 2010’s “The Kids Are All Right.” It wasn’t until getting cast as Peeta Mellark in “The Hunger Games” — one third of the Katniss-Gale-Peeta love triangle — that he became paparazzi-stalked and face-on-a-T-shirt famous. As he and the rest of the world gear up for November’s release of the trilogy’s second film, “Catching Fire,” the Kentucky native (who is, honestly, the nicest) talked to Glamour about costars, chemistry, and dating in Hollywood.
GLAMOUR: What was it like being back on set with everyone?
JOSH HUTCHERSON: Jennifer [Lawrence] and I were nervous about our new costars because we’re kind of crazy when we’re together, so it can be a little scary for the new people. But everybody jumped right in. It was a fun vibe on set.
GLAMOUR: You and Jennifer are friends in real life. Is it weird having to switch to a romantic relationship on-screen?
JOSH HUTCHERSON: It is. There are times when we’ve had to cut because we can’t get through a take without laughing.
GLAMOUR: So would you say it’s possible to be “just friends” with a woman?
JOSH HUTCHERSON: Absolutely, but there’s often a natural inclination to want more.
GLAMOUR: What are your feelings about dating costars? You met your girlfriend [actress Claudia Traisac] while filming the upcoming thriller “Paradise Lost.”
JOSH HUTCHERSON: As far as I’m concerned, you’re both actors, you understand each other’s lifestyle, so it’s a very natural thing to have happen.
GLAMOUR: Tell us, what is the most epic date that you’ve ever orchestrated?
JOSH HUTCHERSON: The girls I’ve dated hate me a little because I can’t remember anything about first dates or when we kissed. I have the worst memory in the world!
