Scarlett Johansson Does Paste

Scarlett Johansson at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute Gala

Scarlett Johansson In Celebrity Magazine

Scarlett Johansson In A Promoshoot For Her Music Album

Scarlett Johansson - Anywhere I Lay My Head album Promoshoot

Scarlett Johansson Does Paste

05/12/2008

Paste magazine has the lovely and off the market Scarlett Johansson as their cover girl. The magazine got right down to the real talk and asked the gorgeous actress about her professional and personal influences. Scarlett reveals that she feels like she has five dads: Woody Allen, Bill Murray, Tom Waits, Barack Obama and Bob Dylan. According to the mag Scarlett was most passionate and animated while she spoke of Barack. Here's what she had to say:

On Bill: “It was ... (read more)

Paste 43 cover story sneak preview: Scarlett Johansson

04/29/2008

Scarlett Johansson is beautiful in person. It's not an optical illusion or camera tricks or makeup magic or airbrushing. That's usually what people want to know when they find out you've interviewed her. Guys ask if she's real. Girls always—without fail, without hesitation—ask what she was wearing. What can I tell you about her that I don't mention in my June cover story? When answering a question, she'll look past you into space for the words. But then, without warning, she'll lock eyes with ... (read more)

Scarlett Johansson Learnt She Was Sexual Through David Bowie Songs

02/19/2008

The American scriptwriters strike has a lot to answer for - Hollywood starlett Scarlett Johansson unleashing a music career being one thing...

The Lost In Translation star, whose album Anywhere I Lay My Head is out in May, told us way TMI (Too Much Information!) at London's Hospital Club yesterday. The busty blonde sighed: "I learned I was a sexual being through David Bowie's songs.

"This time off from working has helped me explore my musical interests."

But from what ... (read more)

Scarlett Johansson Unveils Debut Album

02/15/2008

Scarlett Johansson says Tom Waits has given the thumbs-up to her debut album, which features covers of 10 tunes written by the notoriously persnickety musician.

"Anywhere I Lay My Head" will be released May 20 via Atco/Rhino. David Bowie, whom Johansson met a party just prior to beginning work on the album, lends his distinctive vocals to the tracks "Falling Down" and "Fannin' Street," while Yeah Yeah Yeahs guitarist Nick Zinner and members of the band Celebration contribute ... (read more)