‘I’m poking fun at the overtly sexualized aspect of everything in this world today,’ Grey tells MTV News of new music video. By Nadeska Alexis Skylar Grey in her “C’mon Let Me Ride” music video Photo: Interscope
Shia LaBeouf’s new interview with the Los Angeles Times contains only a sly reference to what (I’m assuming) everyone’s been thinking about the 25-year-old actor for awhile now: He’s described as “lean, shaggy-haired and smart alecky sometimes to the point of self-destruction.” Yes, “smart alecky” is on the right track, but it’s really more like, “glibly cocky” and “arrogant.” Point is, it’s hard to reconcile the vision of LaBeouf at age 20, when he was the august Disney Channel alum on the rise, with LaBeouf now: the overtly hotheaded, shabbily hirsute blockbuster star. Still, he gives memorable and inspired quotes, and that makes him an interview worth reading every single time. Here are our five, er, “favorite” * soundbites from LaBeouf’s latest sitdown.
When you think of what masturbation is literally, it kind of loses all sexual appeal. It's rare that you see this kind of sfx production value in a homemade YouTube video
From the front page of an African newspaper. Monster whopper makes me want Burger King. [ Editor's Note : African headline writers have clearly taken their art to the next level.