Chloe Grace Moretz: W Magazine October Cover Girl

The sixteen year old "Kick-ass 2" star Chloe Grace Moretz is W Magazine October issue cover girl. Chloë Grace Moretz born February 10, 1997 is an American film actress. She began her acting career at the age of seven and has appeared in films such as The Amityville Horror (2005), (500) Days of Summer (2009), Diary of a Wimpy Kid (2010), Kick-Ass (2010), Let Me In (2010), Hugo (2011), Dark Shadows (2012) and Kick-Ass 2 (2013). She will appear in the upcoming 2013 re-adaption of the Stephen King novel Carrie in the titular role.

Here is some of what Chloe had to say with W Magazine.

W Magazine What was the first film you made?

I booked The Amityville Horror when I was 6. I did about four or five auditions and had to cry at every single one. When you’re that young, it’s a huge feat to be able to cry, so I did the same crying scene over and over to prove that I could and that I wasn’t making myself crazy doing it.

W Magazine Did you think about something very sad?

[She smiles.] A good magician never reveals her secrets.

Okay. Did you immediately love filmmaking?

To be honest, I feel most confident when I am in front of a camera. I’ve learned to think of myself in the third person. When I watch my scenes, I’ll say, “She could have done better.”

You can more of her interview with W Magazine by clicking here.

Photos Credit: W Magazine

Hailee Steinfeld: Teen Vogue October Cover Girl

RCN America Network has learned that sixteen year old actress Hailee Steinfeld is Teen Vogue's October issue cover girl. Hailee looks gorgeous on the cover of the October issue of Teen Vogue magazine which hit stands September 10th, 2013.

Hailee Steinfeld tweets; Sooo excited to reveal...my October cover of @TeenVogue!!! pic.twitter.com/iACu8q3s5w

Hailee had this to say with Teen Vogue during her interview.

On her big-screen kiss with Romeo & Juliet costar Douglas Booth:
"It was one of the best elements of our film. The whole story happens over the course of just a few days, and we played along with that. It was very truthful."

On choosing red carpet gowns:
"Not everything I put on looks great, unfortunately. But if I'm able to look in the mirror and feel really pretty and know I'm confident enough to walk out and work it? That's all there is to it."

On self-anointed fashion critics:
"It confuses me that someone would take the time out of their day to criticize somebody for what they're wearing. Regardless of who says what, I wear what I wear because I love it."

On being a girls' girl:
"I have so many great girlfriends, and I prefer my time with them over guys. I'm OK with that right now."

On missing out on high school milestones:
"I've never been to a homecoming or a prom. I think it would be really cool to say that I have. But I've been to the Oscars, and that's the coolest thing that anybody can ever say. Though it's not the same. It's not your high school prom!"

You can read Hailee's full interview in the October issue of Teen Vogue magazine which hits stands on September 10th, 2013 and by clicking here.

Photos Credit: Teen Vogue