The new queen of scream Odette Yustman stars on the cover of the March issue of Britain’s finest men’s magazine, on sale now.
The sultry Californian is the latest in a long line of Hollywood starlets who’ve made their name exercising their mighty lung power in the name of horror. She tells Arena about her new film The Unborn and how she learnt the art of screaming without hurting her vocal chords.
Arena also talks to cinema’s most wanted leading man, Tom Hardy. Branded the British Brando, he discusses his remarkable journey from rehab to stardom, his forthcoming roles as Britain’s most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson and Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights, and how he almost ended up fighting in Iraq.
And we meet Hollywood’s new poster girl Kat Dennings, currently starring in Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist, director de nos jours Zack Snyder, who’s finally bringing comicbook classic Watchmen to the big screen, and bite deep into the trend for vampire movies.
In music, Peter Robinson of Popjustice explores the secret world of the global pop song market and discovers that Umbrella was very nearly recorded by Britney Spears, Alan Parker investigates the real story of Sid and Nancy, and Simon Reynolds champions the postpunk revival.
There’s a report on the trend for men dens, as more and more of us turn our humble sheds into personal retreats where we can meditate, muse or just play Scalextric.
And we’ve got 22 pages of fashion, showcasing the most essential collections for spring/summer 2009, from Armani to Z Zegna, and all points inbetween.
Plus there’s the best new coffee table books, the future of TV, Jean-Claude Van Damme, the iconic Reebok Pump dissected, The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button reviewed… and how to pull off rolled-up trousers.
