Loading ...Fashion magazines present different cover stars for issues in different countries. Here’s Harper’s Bazaar presenting a fab November issue.
Drew Barrymore on US Harper’s Bazaar November 2008 issue
Eva Mendes on Australia Harpers Bazaar November 2008 cover
Stephanie Seymour on UK Harper’s Bazaar November 2008 issue.
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Drew Barrymore graces US Harper’s Bazaar November 2008 issue
Drew Barrymore, 33, is very patriotic and beautiful on the November 2008 cover of Harper’s Bazaar. The Charlie’s Angels actress makes a declaration in this upcoming election issue.
Drew confesses, she is a proud Democrat and supporter of Barack Obama.
Drew talked politics, and endorsed Democratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama.
On how Obama made her cry:
When I heard him speak about a gay person never having to sit outside the hospital room with their loved one sick inside, I burst into tears because so many people I care about are homosexual and it was profound to have someone be sensitive to that. That’s the kind of world I want to live in, where we’re not holding our own principles in judgment above someone or against someone.”
On what she thinks of John McCain:
John McCain “is a good person, and he does care, but he has voted against things that are shocking as far as people’s liberties and economic choices.”
On Sarah Palin:
I think people realize the intention of the choice.
On her thoughts on voting:
I was raised in a family — well, no family, really, so no one talked to me about politics or why voting is important. So my way to educate myself was driving around America and filming all sorts of people with different mind-sets. I became an avowed voter and feel it is really important to engage other people in it.”
Earlier in October, Drew was spotted kissing Gossip Girl star Ed Westwick at a the Kings of Leon concert in Manhattan.
On dating:
I’ve been single for months now, and I’ve turned my attention towards my passions, my friends and the causes I believe in.
I’ve learned to put myself second. I’ve had a couple of fun, frolicky relationships, but really, I got out of five-year-relationship and dated a few people here and there. Mostly it’s been about learning who I am, not through a man, but for myself.
I’ve been spending more time with my friends and doing more traveling with the U.N.” — she’s been to Kenya twice - “and challenging myself with work. I’m so happy with where my priorities are right now.”
Eva Mendes does Harper’s Bazaar Australia November 2008 issue
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