The hunky David Beckham covers the July issue of ELLE UK.

Beckham was photographed by Doug Inglish for the shirtless photo shoot. The all-star soccer player makes history by being the first male to ever cover the magazine solo. This issue of ELLE hits newsstands on May 30.  Is the cover a hit or miss?

Men In Black III star Josh Brolin gets candid with BlackBook magazine. In his interview with the publication, Brolin dishes on how The Goonies helped him pay his debts, how he handles the paparazzi, his wife Diane Lane, and his thoughts on Lindsay Lohan’s negative attention.

On paying back the people he stole from with his The Goonies salary:
“I was never a good thief when I was a kid, but I grew up with a lot of guys that did that kind of shit, and I stole a little, too. It was easy stuff: sneaking around back from the liquor store and stealing booze. When I got paid from doing The Goonies—which wasn’t a lot of money but it was to me at the time—I went back to all the people and stores I stole from and handed them some cash. I went to that liquor store and paid back the clerk. He probably just pocketed it—it didn’t matter. It was a redemptive thing because I always felt like it was going to bite me in the ass, and I wanted to try and minimize that as much as possible.”

On shooting at paparazzi with shotguns:
“When Diane and I got married, a publicist said, ‘I think there should be security for you guys.’ My belief is that the more you use, the more you ask for an influx of unwanted people. So Diane and I were talking about it and I said, ‘I really don’t want to do that, but if it’s a necessity, I will.’ I couldn’t picture guys talking into their sleeves at the ranch during the wedding. But I had another idea. I know a couple of cowboys that could get on horseback and walk the perimeter of the area of the ranch while we were getting married and look out for any unwanted people. They all had shotguns filled with salt shot. So I called the sheriff because I didn’t want to do anything too illegal. I told him that in a couple of weeks I was going to get married. He said, ‘Yeah, I know what you’re doin’.’ We had kept it so secret, so I don’t know how he knew. I said, ‘Oh, okay, good. So if any of these people come up and try and take pictures, how do you feel if Clint or Rick or those guys shoot at these people if they’re on the property?’ There was the longest pause I’ve ever experienced, and then he said, ‘It’s deer season. I don’t give a shit what you do.’”

On Lindsay Lohan:
“I don’t know how Lindsay Lohan does it. If anything, she has the gift of some massive denial system or a foundation that’s just unbreakable because it’s just constant. Apparently she likes it. She keeps putting herself out there.”

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Willow Smith may only be a pre-teen, by father Will Smith is already mapping out her love life.

Will Smith discussed the prospect of little Willow dating with PEOPLE.

“It’s coming, and I’m nervous about it,” Will Smith told PEOPLE at Wednesday’s Men in Black III premiere in New York City. “Having two boys and a girl, I realize that boys take trouble to other people’s houses, and girls bring it home.”

“So, the thing we are struggling with is the rules,” he continued, “and setting fair rules for the boys and for Willow, but she’s not having any of that.”

So what is Will’s plan for little Willow? Simple, she can start to date when she’s 40-years-old.

“When Willow does bring a boy home, I’m going to screen him and find out everything about him,” he vows. “And that’s going to happen when she’s 40, when she’s allowed to go on dates!”