I added scans of Jennifer’s feature in GQ magazine May issue:

• [x004] Scans in 2011 – May: GQ Magazine

I added in the gallery a couple of stills and promos of Jennifer in X-Men: First Class:

• [x003] X-Men: First Class – PROMO – Promotional photoshoot for X-Men
• [x002] X-Men: First Class – STILLS – Promotional Stills of Jennifer in X-Men

Just added to the gallery some pics I have a long time and always forget to upload. These include some more outtakes from esquire photoshoot and Miu Miu Ready-to-Wear Autumn/Winter show in Paris:

• [x006] Photoshoots in 2010 – Session 019: Esquire (June 2010)
• [x027] Appearances in 2011 – March 9th: Miu Miu Ready-to-Wear Autumn/Winter show in Paris

Jennifer will be on the cover of Teen Vogue May issue! She looks absolutely fantastic in this brand new photoshoot. Here are some pictures and some highlights of the issue’s article:

On Landing the Lead in The Hunger Games: “The cool thing about Katniss is that every fan has such a personal relationship with her, and they understand and know her in a singular way.”

On Katniss: “She’s incredibly powerful, brave, and tough—and yet she has a tenderness and complexity.”

On Skipping High School to Pursue Acting: “Some people think I missed out, but if I had the choice of being in class or moving to New York, I got the childhood of my dreams.”

On Being a Tomboy at Heart: “I was a cheerleader for six years, but I also have this totally competitive side. I’ll wrestle anyone at any time.”

On filming X-Men First Class: “I had a blast. I was living in London for five months, and the whole cast . . . we all legitimately love each other. We got addicted to hanging out.”

On being a good girl: “Sometimes I get anxiety about not staying up late enough. I’m not the one in the corner, but if anyone was like, ‘I want to go home and watch The Big Lebowski,’ I’d be right there with my hand up.”

• [x009] Photoshoors in 2011 – Session 042: Teen Vogue (May 2011)

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As I promised, I added hundreds of missing pics in the gallery. These include latest events like QVC Red Carpet Style Party, Film Independent Spirit Awards and Academy Awards:

• [x160]Appearances in 2011 – February 27th: 83rd Annual Academy Awards
• [x027]Appearances in 2011 – February 27th: 2011 Vanity Fair Oscar Party
• [x048]Appearances in 2011 – February 26th: 2011 Film Independent Spirit Awards
• [x029]Appearances in 2011 – February 25th: QVC Red Carpet Style Party in Los Angeles
• [x002] Photoshoots in 2011 – Session 041: Portraits in Los Angeles (25th Jan 2011)

If you see broken thumbnails in the gallery the next few hours its because we are going to update them and it may cause some temporary issues.

Jennifer arrived at 83rd Annual Academy Awards red carpet some time ago. Here are the first pics of her wearing an amazing red dress:

• [x017] Appearances in 2011 – February 27th: 83rd Annual Academy Awards

Jennifer recently attended QVC Red Carpet Style Party in Los Angeles and 2011 Film Independent Spirit Awards

• [x022] Appearances in 2011 – February 25th: QVC Red Carpet Style Party in Los Angeles
• [x034] Appearances in 2011 – February 26th: 2011 Film Independent Spirit Awards

Today AnOther presents the first of our four cover stars for spring/summer 2011, Jennifer Lawrence. In our celebratory 10th anniversary issue, AnOther Magazine looks towards the future of cinema, celebrating an international A-list of rising young actresses. Gifted and passionate about their craft, with strong individual voices, the four stars from four different countries constitute a bright new generation of acting talent.

Louisville-raised Jennifer Lawrence, indie darling of the Sundance-approved Winter’s Bone, has been nominated for a Best Actress Academy Award and was recently directed by Jodie Foster. Photographed by David Sims and Olivier Rizzo for the cover story, Jennifer has also been captured in an intimate video portrait by Mike Cunliffe. Jennifer talks candidly about starting out, her role in Winter’s Bone, her admiration of Road to Perdition, relaxing and her hopes for the future.

Jennifer, along with our three other cover stars, will be guest loving on the AnOther Loves stream. Click here to see her first post.

I added captures of her video interview and previews of the cover. Also added outtakes of Jennifer’s feature at previous issue of AnOther Magazine.  Thanks to Connie, we have some great quality scan of Jennifer at Vanity Fair Hollywood issue:

• [x010] Photoshoots in 2010 – Session 040: AnOther Magazine (2010)
• [x004] Scans in 2011 – March: Vanity Fair Hollywood Issue
• [x002] Scans in 2011 – Spring-Summer: AnOther Magazine
• [x098] Captures in 2011 – Spring-Summer: AnOther Magazine

I added some new outtakes of InStyle Magazine photoshoot and lots of HQs of Jennifer at BAFTAs:

• [x004] Photoshoots in 2010 – Session 032: InStyle (2010)
• [x020] Appearances in 2010 – February 13th: Orange British Academy Film Awards – Arrivals
• [x020] Appearances in 2010 – February 13th: Orange British Academy Film Awards – Press Room

Jennifer attended BAFTA awards and after party yesterday. She was looking absulutelly stunning in her Stella McCartney. I added some pics of her at BAFTA events and some extra ones at Nominee Luncheon some days ago:

Jennifer Lawrence poses in front of the winners’ boards at the Orange British Academy Film Awards 2011, held at The Royal Opera House on Sunday (February 13) in London, England.

The 20-year-old Winter’s Bone actress (in Stella McCartney) served as presenter at the show!

FYI: Jennifer finished of her look with Cathy Waterman jewels, Judith Leiber bag, and Miu Miu shoes.

• [x018] Appearances in 2011 – February 7th: 83rd Academy Awards Nominations Luncheon
• [x016] Appearances in 2011 – February 13th: Orange British Academy Film Awards – Arrivals
• [x010] Appearances in 2011 – February 13th: Orange British Academy Film Awards – Press Room
• [x006] Appearances in 2011 – February 13th: Orange British Academy Film Awards – Official After Party

I added some recent scans of Jennifer from US Weekly and Rolling Stone magazines:

• [x002] Scans in 2011 – February 14th: US Weekly
• [x002] Scans in 2011 – February 17th: Rolling Stone

Jennifer Lawrence, the 20-year-old Oscar nominee for Best Actress, is sitting in a fancy Manhattan hotel sipping tea and feeling a little out of place. See, she grew up in Louisville, Kentucky, where her dad owned a construction company and her mom ran a summer camp. They had land and horses. She loved to fish. She was a total tomboy: field hockey, softball, basketball on an all-boys team. (“I was so dykey.”) One of her nicknames was Nitro. She lives in Los Angeles now, but “little redneck things still come out.” Like what? “I’m attracted to my brother. Stuff like that.”

At 14, she decided she wanted to be an actress and dragged her mom to New York for auditions. The people at Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups told her she was the best they’d ever seen. Her mom told her they were lying. (Her mom didn’t like showbiz much.) She auditioned for the role of Bella in Twilight, which would have been perfect if Bella were a badass, but since she’s a frightened waif, Lawrence ended up not getting the part. Which was for the best because the role she did get was for Winter’s Bone, in which she’s fantastic: harrowing and tender as the 17-year-old daughter of an Ozarks meth-cooker who’s fighting to take care of her little brother and sister.

To prep for the part, Lawrence learned how to shoot a gun and field-dress squirrels. She ­already knew how to chop wood: “I went through a wood-chopping phase when I was nine or 10.” She says she hasn’t even bothered preparing an Oscar speech: “I have been practicing my losing face, though. Do you want to see it?” (For the record, it’s a very good losing face.)

Later this year comes X-Men: First Class, where she’ll play the mutant Mystique, blue-skinned and topless. (“Did I feel naked being naked?” she asks, so you don’t have to. “Yeah. Totally.”) But before that there’s Jodie Foster’s The Beaver, premiering next month, in which she appears alongside a certifiable Mel Gibson. Which means she has some crazy Mel Gibson stories, right?

She leans in close. “If I say, ‘Off the record’ — that means you can’t print it, right?” Right. “OK. So, off the record …” She’s learning.