Emma Watson interviewed Harry Potter author JK Rowling for her section in the upcoming issue of Wonderland magazine. The Sunday Times teased us with a few excerpts of the interview in which JK Rowling discusses the Hermione/Ron relationship. Wonderland confirmed that Emma did all the interviews for her section as guest-editor of this issue. You can pre-order your copy from here.

“In a rare interview Rowling admits that although they ended up together, they are not a credible couple. She said: “I wrote the Hermione/Ron relationship as a form of wish fulfillment. That’s how it was conceived, really. For reasons that have very little to do with literature and far more to do with me clinging to the plot as I first imagined it Hermione, ended up with Ron.”
 
She added: “I know, I’m sorry, I can hear the rage and fury it might cause some fans, but if I’m absolutely honest, distance has given me perspective on that. It was a choice I made for very personal reasons, not for reasons of credibility. Am I breaking people’s hearts by saying this? I hope not.”
 
Emma Watson, who played Hermione, … tends to agree with Rowling.  “I think there are fans out there who know that too and who wonder whether Ron would have really been able to make her happy.”
 
Hermione’s relationship with Harry was more like brother and sister in the books, but the actress agrees they would have made a better match.  As for Ron and Hermione, Rowling believes they would have ended up needing relationship counseling.”

Emma Watson has tweeted the covers for the February issue of Wonderland magazine. In this issue, Emma is a guest editor of her own section featuring Sofia Coppola, Lorde, JK Rowling, Darren Aronofsky, Douglas Booth, Ezra Miller, Guillermo del Toro and more. She is also featured on the cover and photoshoot promoting her next movie Noah. The February issue is out on the 7th.

Emma revealed there will be a choice of covers, tweeting “@EmWatson: Wonderland. Out February 7th. Afro Prada Bruiser or Elf Alien Queen. Your pick. #NOAH @wonderlandmag“. So, what’s your vote? Bruiser or Queen? In the first, Emma is wearing Prada, photo by Kerry Hallihan. Second cover is by Christian Oita and Emma is in Dolce & Gabbana

It has gone to print!

Another version of the first photo with more coverage and no text. @Wonderland says this is one of Emma’s favorites.

Wonderland Magazine announced today that Emma Watson will not only cover their upcoming February issue, she will also guest edit the whole issue. Here are a couple of on the set photos of Emma and Douglas Booth from a photoshoot that took place earlier today.

Three new outtakes from Vincent Peters photoshoot for the British GQ Men of the Year issue have come out.

In a new cover feature for Net-A-Porter’s The Edit magazine, Emma Watson talks about sustainable fashion and the environment. The article features a new photoshoot by Bjorn Iooss with Emma wearing sustainably produced gowns by designers Christopher Kane, Victoria, Erdem, Burberry Prorsum and Roland Mouret. The gowns are part of Livia Firth’s Green Carpet Challenge. You can read the full article online.

Update: Added another picture from the photoshoot, and images of the article.

Emma Watson is British GQ magazine’s cover feature as Woman of the Year in the October issue. The interview includes new photos by Vincent Peters shown below. Available now in print, iPad or android versions.

Update: Added scan of text page, thanks Roberto.

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More photos of Emma Watson from the August Teen Vogue shoot by Boo George, some new, some old but higher res.

Emma Watson has the August cover feature of Teen Vogue. Emma first covered Teen Vogue in 2005, at that time the youngest person to appear on the cover. She shared the cover with Daniel Radcliffe in 2007, and soloed again in 2009. Here are some behind the scenes images and a video interview from the shoot, along with an excerpt from the article. Thanks Nidia for the tip.

 
One thing about Emma Watson: She has never been arrested. Nor, so far as anyone knows, has she ever eloped, been kicked off a movie set, or unleashed an angry rant on Twitter. Under normal circumstances, none of this would be particularly noteworthy. But Emma, 23, doesn’t live under normal circumstances, and she hasn’t for a very long time. Instead, the Paris-born, Oxford-raised actress is a self-made young Hollywood success, and more to the point, she is exceedingly famous thanks to a decision she made when she was only nine (and, of course, the dozen-odd years of hard work that followed).

It throws her latest role into sharp relief: Emma plays Nicki, a fame-hungry would-be reality star, in this summer’s ripped-from-the-headlines crime caper The Bling Ring. Based on the true story of a group of image-obsessed teenage burglars who targeted the homes of Tinseltown’s best dressed, the film, written and directed by Sofia Coppola, offered Emma the opportunity to take on a completely different kind of character: a mildly villainous party girl who’d do almost anything for a taste of the kind of attention Emma’s been dealing with for more than a decade. It also gave her the chance to utter the sure-to-be-timeless line, “Come on, let’s go to Paris’s. I want to rob.”

Read the full article in the August issue of Teen Vogue, on sale July 2.