The French magazine Madame Figaro has an interview with Emma Watson and features a new photo from the shoot by Tom Munro. The text is in French, but Neve lists some highlights from the article and they appear below.

• Emma talks about the Lancôme campaign and says that she suggested some of the places she likes in Paris and where the short film was shot: the café de Flore, which Emma considers is “quintessential Paris” (note: it’s quite famous in Paris, that’s where Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir hung out with their existentialist friends) or Shakespeare & Co, a bookstore for English books right by the Seine (note: Hemingway used to go there all the time when he was living in Paris in the 20s)
• she likes macarons by Ladurée
• she was born in Le Marais (a very boho/trendy/gay area in Paris) and lived Maisons-Laffitte until she was 5 – everybody is French on her mother side of the family and she used to speak French fluently but has forgotten it all
• she likes clothes by Isabel Marant, APC, Chloe and Agnès b.
• she talks about People Tree, Brown (she says that being a student gives her some welcome structure, in comparison with the superficiality and craziness of the movie industry), Hermione, the end of HP, makeup… (nothing new for us fans!)
• her favourite authors are William Blake, T.S. Eliot, Keats, Shelley, the Brontë sisters and Jane Austen
• she chose to play in Perks because Sam was a far cry from Hermione. Sam is just an ordinary, contemporary teenage girl, with a tough childhood and low self-confidence. She’s going to find balance in a platonic friendship with a boy. Emma said the part was difficult for her, because she’s not like Sam at all.
• she is amazed by the sex-appeal of Marilyn Monroe or Ava Gardner (who she considers were the most beautiful actresses of the Golden Age in Hollywood) but feels closer to actresses who are more “natural”, “human”: Natalie Portman, for instance, or especially Julia Roberts
• playing with Michelle Williams and Kenneth Brannagh put her in a very adult universe (as opposed to HP)
• she’d love to work with many directors: Darren Arronofsky or Baz Luhrmann among others
• she loves acting but would consider writing one day.

Update: Thanks to UHP we have the photo used in the article without the text. You can also read the article online (in French) here.

Another set of scans for you today.

Company out of the UK, thanks to Nelli.

Film Dienst from Germany, thanks to Elmira.

The German Stern-view, thanks to Nelli.
 

TVstar from the Czech Republic, thanks to Danny.

And finally, School Diary (Ukraine?) thanks to Yaroslav, Grazia (Russia), Lumiere (Russia) and You (South Africa) thanks to Elmira.

We have more scans for you. First up, Emma is in the “Pick Me Up” issue of i-D magazine out now. We’ve posted the photos previously, but we now have the article that goes with them. Courtesy of Mariano Vivanco, the photographer.

In Style features Emma in “Beauty Talk” in their latest issue. They ask Emma about the inspiration for cutting her hair, and her choices in makeup. Thanks to Neve for the scans.

From Poland we have scans from Bravo Girl showing how to match Emma’s hairstyles ( I think), and Bravo. Thanks to Lady House for the scans.

OK! from Thailand looks at Emma’s changing fashion style and hair over the years. Thanks to Elmira.

Finally, Emma covers Cosmo Girl from Hong Kong and the article features some new poses from the Matt Jones photoshoot. Thanks to Alvina for sending in the scans, and who tells us the article says Emma is the first international cover girl for the Hong Kong edition.

The September calendar competition is now open.

• The size of the calendar should be at least 1024×768. Higher resolutions are good. Widescreen is also allowed.
• Calendars must be in a common graphics format such as jpg, tiff, gif or png.
• It must have Emma-Watson.net and September and it should have the dates. It should be mostly original work, and images used should be respectful of Emma’s privacy.
• The deadline to submit calendars is August 28.
• No more than 3 entries per person please. All entries must be sent to emmawatson.graphics@gmail.com

We have a bunch of scans about Emma Watson and Harry Potter sent in by our visitors. There are too many for one update, so here’s the first batch and I’ll have the rest in later updates.

TV Digital from Germany, thanks to Thomas

Cinema and D You from Czech Republic, thanks to Claire and Sara.

Hello thanks to Elmira

Also from Elmira, scans from Hollywood Reporter and US Weekly

and from South Africa, You and two issues of Heat

and Glam from Qatar.

i-D magazine has posted a new photo of Emma Watson on their tumbler as a sneak peak of their Pre-Fall “Pick Me Up” issue coming out today.

The photographer, Mariano Vivanco, posted “MY NEW SHOTS of EMMA WATSON!!” on his twitter so I think we can expect more new images in the magazine.

i-Donline has released two more photos from the shoot.

New outtakes from Emma’s photoshoot with Alex James have been released on the photographer’s website. The shoot was for an interview in The Sun last November during the promotion of Deathly Hallows: Part 1.

Middle Aged Hermione

Warner Bros. released several new promos showing Emma Watson and her co-stars ‘aged-up’ in the Deathly Hallows epilogue. The first shoot for the scene was shall we say disappointing, so last December, they reshot the scene with new make-up. Heyman said, “It made all the difference in the world. We got what we were looking for.” and about Emma, “There was a challenge in the performance for the young actors. I know Emma talked about her approach was to think of her young siblings — her father has remarried and she has a new family — and how being with them was her way to get into the head of a parent going off to school. It wasn’t easy for them.”

My Week with Marilyn Premiere

My Week with Marilyn will premiere during this year’s New York Film Festival on October 9. Taken from the diary of Colin Clark, the film chronicles a week that Clark spent showing Marilyn Monroe around England. The film stars Michelle Williams and Eddie Redmayne as the lead characters, and Emma Watson in a supporting role. The film is scheduled for a November 4 release in the US.

Outtake from Flare

Flare magazine in Canada released an outtake from Emma’s cover shoot for their November 2008 issue on their tumblr page. Scans of the cover and article are in our gallery.

Emma Watson swept the 2011 Teen Choice Awards, winning every category she was nominated for –
“Choice Movie Actress: Sci-Fi/Fantasy” and “Choice Movie: Liplock” with Daniel for Deathly Hallows: Part 1 and “Choice Summer Movie Star: Female” for Deathly Hallows: Part 2. Daniel Radcliffe, Tom Felton and both parts of Deathly Hallows also won awards. A complete list is below.

Following a special tribute to the Harry Potter series, Rupert Grint, Tom Felton and Daniel Radcliffe (via satellite) accepted the awards and thanked the fans for their support. Congratulations to Emma, Dan, Tom and all the cast and crew of Harry Potter!

Choice Movie Actress: Sci-Fi/Fantasy – Emma Watson, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
Choice Movie: Liplock – Emma Watson & Daniel Radcliffe, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
Choice Summer Movie Star: Female – Emma Watson, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
Choice Movie: Sci-Fi/Fantasy – Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
Choice Movie: Villain – Tom Felton, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
Choice Movie of the Summer: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
Choice Summer Movie Star: Male – Daniel Radcliffe, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2