Tom Munro/Elle MagazineMen of the world, take note. Blake Lively says it takes much more than just good looks, deep pockets, and a famous name to catch her eye.

Everyone ends up in the kitchen, they say. Invite a few or 100 friends over and more often than not -- no matter what you've done to make other areas of your home more inviting -- that room full of food and appliances is the one where people want to be. The same goes for celebrities' homes, of course. The difference is they've got more money than most of us, which means their kitchens end up looking absolutely amazing, filled with everything from professional-grade stoves to crystal chandeliers to custom-made floors. The March issue of Architectural Digest gives readers a peek inside a few of these impressive kitchens, including those belonging to Sting, Ellen DeGeneres, Gerard Butler, Elton John, and Diane Keaton. Check 'em out …

Elton John and David Furnish's kitchen in Los Angeles. Tim Street-Porter/AD

Life & StyleKris Humphries, who famously split from Kim Kardashian after only 72 days of marriage, has made some improvements to his Minnesota digs -- and, fortunately, his ex's signature animal print is nowhere in sight! The New Jersey Nets player, 26, worked with Jason Cameron and former NFL athlete Tony Siragusa, of DIY Network's "Man Caves," to transform his basement into the ultimate bachelor pad. Highlights include a headboard over his bed featuring his initials and a state-of-the-art entertainment center.

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Last week, USA Network stars Matt Bomer ("White Collar") and Mark Feuerstein ("Royal Pains") hosted an intimate dinner for press at The Lion in New York City's Greenwich Village. Omg! scored an invite to the swanky soiree, where everyone toasted the season return of the two hit shows, nibbled on tuna tartar, and got to chat casually with the handsome actors. Turns out, both of them know how get their groove on.

Feuerstein, 40, who portrays hot Dr. Hank, said he first learned of the Hamptons -- the wealthy oceanfront community where "Royal Pains" takes place -- while attending the famed Dalton School in Manhattan as a teen. But it wasn't a completely high-brow childhood for Feuerstein, who revealed that he spent most of his free time as a kid hosting break dancing sessions at the temple he attended on the Upper East Side. He even made T-shirts for his crew and learned to pop and lock on cardboard boxes. Who knew the Ivy league actor (who actually attended Princeton) had a hip-hop

Vera Wang defies age in the February issue of Harper's Bazaar. Douglas Freidman/Harper’s Bazaar

You probably already know that Vera Wang is a famous fashion designer, best known for her dazzling (and often outrageously expensive) bridal gowns. But you probably have no idea how old she is ... and if you had to figure it out by looking at her, your guess would probably begin with the number four.

Turns out the fashion mogul is actually 62 years old, but you'd never believe it from the recent photo shoot she did with Harper's Bazaar where Wang shows off her sleek and swanky new Beverly Hills home as well as her slim figure in a strapless swimsuit.

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Charlize Theron may be a statuesque knockout now, but the 36-year-old reveals in the February issue of W magazine that she didn't always feel like one.

"For the first eight years of my life, I didn't have front teeth. I was pretty sick as an infant, and antibiotics rotted them," says Theron, who grew up in South Africa. "But then I started to take dance classes, and I eventually got some teeth [laughs]. When I was 16, I went to Milan to model."

Norman Jean Roy/ALLUREWhile the cute and quirky Zooey Deschanel has long been thought of as a hipster's dream, the actress swears that she's really more mainstream than we think. The star of Fox freshman hit "New Girl" and half of pop duo She & Him reveals that much of her cool quotient comes from the characters she plays. "Because I have brown hair and a low voice, I would get cast as dry, sarcastic, ironic people, which I can do, but it's just not my sense of humor," Zooey tells Allure magazine. "I'm a very positive person. I get excited easily, and I like to jump around."

Michael Thompson/GQWith her pixie cut, funky style, and big smile, "sex symbol" doesn't usually describe Michelle Williams. But the actress plays the part well in "My Week With Marilyn," in which she portrays one of the most famous sex symbols in history, Marilyn Monroe. Now, the 31-year-old gets her sexy on in print too, showing off her svelte bod in a bra and panties (with a cardigan draped over her shoulders) on the cover of the February issue of GQ, where she opens up about her late ex Heath Ledger, the couple's daughter, and more.