Time for the vote! Remember, you only get to vote one time, but you get to vote for more than one calendar. And please don’t talk about which calendar is yours. Let’s keep the competition fair. You can talk about your calendar after the winner is announced.

1. View the calendars here. Click on the thumbnails to see a larger preview image. Take your time.
2. Choose your favorite 5 calendars, and write down their numbers in order, from best to 5th place, like 84, 216, 114, … You don’t have to choose 5, you can vote for just one if you like, but you can vote for 5. (no, there aren’t 216 entries, those are fake numbers).
3. Send your vote in an email to emmawatson.contest@gmail.com or in a PM to me on the forums to dookdookdook.

Voting is open through February 1, 00:00 GMT.

Good luck everyone!

Emma Watson is one of AskMen.com’s Top 99 Women for 2010. Coming in at number 55, Emma is the youngest to make the list, and one of two teens. (Kristen Stewart also made the list, and is a week older.) The annual poll looks at more than just who is ‘hottest’. “The Top 99 asks readers to rank famous females based on traits beyond sex appeal, for instance the traits that they would want in an ideal companion.”

Emma is #3 in the Norwegian magazine DET NYE‘s top 6 list of best dressed women in 2009. They say about Emma, “British actress Emma Watson (19) has switched her robes for sparkling dresses. The child star is now looked upon as a real fashionista!” Thanks to Nienna for the tip.

We also have a couple scans for you thanks to Elmira. Emma appears in the January Elle Girl and December Vogue from Russia.

We have a new old video for you today. Emma was featured on “Hollywood & Dine”, a program on the Reelz channel where “stars talk about their favorite foods, and what is cooking in their career”. In press junket interviews from the Half-Blood Prince and The Tale of Despereaux, Emma talks about HBP and her recipe for stuffed peppers. The episode aired last October 28, and was recorded by Bob who emailed it to me mid December, where it languished in my spam folder until I found it just recently. Thank you for sending it in Bob.

Another picture from Emma’s fair trade fashion line with People Tree has been released. We’ve seen this shot already, but this one is full length, and includes an image of a t-shirt from the line. Click on the thumb for a large version.

We have two more behind the scenes photos from Emma Watson’s shoot for the Burberry Spring/Summer campaign.

Emma was featured in the October 2008 issue of Harper’s Bazaar. (Wow, really doesn’t seem that long ago.) This past summer some unseen outtakes from the photoshoot appeared, but unfortuneately all were tagged. Marta sent us one of the images where she has removed the tags. Many of you will know Marta from her amazing graphics on the forums, or when she was part of the EW.net team. Thanks Marta.

Yahoo Movies UK spoke with Emma and Dan Radcliffe during a recent visit to the Deathly Hallows set. A full report will come out closer to the movies release, but Yahoo has posted a sneak peek.

Much of the story in Deathly Hallows occurs away from Hogwarts, in what Dan calls a “road movie”, and that along with the darker tone will give this movie a much different feel than. Emma says, “It’s challenging in every way – physically, emotionally. They’re away from home. They’re isolated, they don’t have any news. They don’t know what they’re doing. They’re pulling at shreds. Dumbledore had hardly left them anything to go on.”

The ‘road movie’ aspect meant a lot of outdoor sets and Emma enjoyed the change, “It was so nice to be outside, in the forest and out of the studio – running about. It was so much fun. Because it’s such an emotional, heavy film, it was nice to get out and do some action stuff. They were very fun scenes to film. Being out of Hogwarts just makes it really different. It just gives the audience a whole different experience. I’m so excited to see it together.”

Jessie Cave [Lavendar Brown] mentions Emma in an interview for Scholastic’s Ink Splot 26 blog. Jessie talked about her experience filming, and what it was like to be the “new girl in town”. When asked who she bonded with most, “On set? Definitely Emma. I really got on with Emma really well. I thought she was brilliant.”

Thanks to Leaky and Snitchseeker.

The Times previewed Emma’s People Tree Fair Trade fashion line in an article a couple days ago and included a couple small pictures. Those images can now be seen in larger size on Emma’s official site in a new update.

So January is half gone. Time for the EW.net calendar competition!

• The size of the calendar should be a minimum 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 February and it should have the dates.
• The deadline to submit calendars is 00:00 GMT on January 28.
• No more than 3 entries per person please. All entries must be sent to emmawatson.graphics@gmail.com
• If you use hotmail or msn, please attach the picture to your email as a FILE, not a PICTURE. If you use picture, it will shrink the image to a small size.

An article on Times Online has given us a preview of Emma’s Fair Trade fashion line at People Tree. The article gives us some hints of what to expect with two small pictures and some descriptions of the line. The line launches in late February.

One last reminder: If you want to send Emma a video question about Fair Trade fashion, there’s just a few days left. Go here for more information.

We have some new behind the scenes photos from Emma’s Burberry Spring Summer shoot, and I’ve added larger versions of some we posted previously. You can find them in the gallery.

Update: Added seven more pictures to the gallery.