On her baby boy Noah:
“I recognize the blessings when they come – like, I recognize I’m so lucky to work with Judd – but the ultimate satisfaction for me is being with my son. All I wanted to do my whole, whole life was to have a baby and, now, I’ve finally done it.”

On her hubby, Brian:
“I just think we got lucky. I believe he’s my soulmate. But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t take work, because we are very, very different. But we are tolerant of each other and we try to be patient with each other, and I don’t try to turn him into me and he knows not to try to turn me into him. He really is amazing. I should never, ever even think about complaining.”

On her priorities:
“I just want to give Noah as much of myself as I can. And I want to have more kids. This is where my heart is. It’s very hard for me to do this stuff, because I feel like this isn’t my job any more. My job is to be with him.”

On the effects of motherhood:
“I can’t watch the news any more. Everything makes me cry. Because everyone is someone’s child, every woman seems like someone’s mother. I have so much patience for people and women in general.”

Rather than letting her sex appeal burn her out, she is trying to contain it, channel it, make it work for her, not others. To see if that’s possible.

Deep in her house, Megan Fox and I are discussing human sacrifice. I tell her about an Aztec ritual practiced five hundred years ago in ancient Mexico during the feast of Toxcatl, when the Aztecs picked a perfect youth to live among them as a god. He was a paragon, beautiful and fit and healthy, with ideal proportions.

Fox has been telling me about the toll that celebrity has taken on her, how the only way to keep from bending to the outside is to bend within. She’s sitting on a sectional sofa in workout clothes and a sweatshirt that hide her body, her knees folded beneath her.

The sacrifice’s year was filled with constant delight, I tell her. He danced through the streets adorned in luxurious clothes given to him by the master, decked in flowers and incense, playing magical flutes that brought prosperity to the whole world. He had eight servants and four virgins to attend to his every need, and could wander wherever he pleased. But at the end of the year, when the feast of Toxcatl came around again, the perfect youth had to smash his flutes and climb the stairs of the great temple, where the priests would cut out his heart and offer it, still beating, to the sun.

Megan Fox is not an ancient Aztec. She’s a screen saver on a teenage boy’s laptop, a middle-aged lawyer’s shower fantasy, a sexual prop used to sell movies and jeans.

“It’s so similar. It totally is,” she says quietly.

The room, which has the feel of a finished basement, is packed with pinball machines and Lord of the Rings and Star Wars memorabilia. Darth Vader stares down from a poster on the wall. A life-sized model of R2-D2 keeps watch in the corner. • Read full story »

Megan Fox, a bikini-clad Leslie Mann, Paul Rudd, and Melissa McCarthy take the cover of Vanity Fair‘s first ever comedy issue for January 2013, on newsstands nationwide December 11.

The issue was guest edited by the group’s This Is 40 director Judd Apatow!

“I have always loved comedy, and this portfolio and issue, filled with men and women I admire, are my attempt to show you what it means to me,” Judd said. “Some of them have shaped my sensibility; others just make me laugh.”

Source: Just Jared

All About Eve: Megan Fox & Rosie Huntington Whiteley
There was meant to be a check for this sort of thing. But a harried production assistant clearly hadn’t gotten the memo, and unfortunately the two leading ladies of the “Transformers” franchise were both invited. In fact, Rosie Huntington Whitely and Megan Fox arrived on the studio lot at the same time, instigating a savage catfight, only stopped when their respective boyfriends, Jason Statham and Optimus Prime, pulled the two apart. In the end, they were tidied up (the bone jutting out of Fox’s forearm is cunningly hidden by her nametag), and the pair were placed at opposite ends of the set. Which was good news to Shia LaBoeuf, who’d come disguised as Peter Sarsgaard in order to avoid both of them.

I have uploaded brand new candids, magazine scans and print advertisment of Megan Fox to the gallery.

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• (x003) Scans in 2012: Vanity Fair – July
• (x009) Candids in 2012: In Los Angeles – June 7
• (x001) Metrocity Handbags (2012): Print Ads

I’ve added new scans of Megan Fox on the cover of French magazine, “Grazia” April 6 issue to the gallery. She looks soo pretty!

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• (x006) Scans in 2012: Grazia [France] – April 6

I’ve added new cover scan of Megan Fox featured as the cover girl of “Cosmopolitan” magazine, Turkey edition to the gallery.

GALLERY LINK:

• (x001) Scans in 2012: Cosmopolitan [Turkey]

I’ve added new scans of Megan Fox did for French magazine, “Jalouse” to the gallery. Megan looks amazing as always!! I really love these shoots!

On her role in ‘Friends with Kids’:
“I’m Mary Jane, the character played by Adam Scott thinks he is her soulmate. But he has a baby, I’m very independent, and he disapproves of her lifestyle.”

On shooting magazine covers and ads :
“I hate taking pictures, I never watch them, otherwise I would have wanted to change everything. I prefer not to see any and trust the photographer, who knows his job.”

On being labeled based on her looks:
“I live well with my image, I cannot complain, I would not trade my place with an unattractive girl.”

GALLERY LINK:

• (x008) Scans in 2012: Jalouse [France]

I’ve added complete scans of Megan Fox featured on the April issue of “Cosmopolitan” magazine to the gallery.

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• (x005) Scans in 2012: Cosmopolitan – April