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Kirsten Dunst Covers Manhattan Magazine


In the spirit of a super-cool Kirsten Dunst, and celebrating how awesome she usually looks, just check out the latest magazine cover and spread that she shot. It is with Manhattan Magazine, which is of course aimed at posh, rich peeps who live in Manhattan. Duh.
Kirsten talks about her movie Melancholia. And how she has made her choices and what is important to her. It is an interesting read, if a bit on the gushy side of the celebrity journalistic divide. And by gushy I mean torrents of obsequiousness. But whatevs. It is interesting.
And doesn't she look pretty. Sometimes that is enough. Isn't it.
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