Talk show host and reality star Bethenny Frankel covers the Summer Issue of Michigan Avenue. Despite the rumors of trouble in her marriage, Frankel is still pressing forward. Motherhood, her new talk show, and what she keeps private from the cameras are just some of the topics Frankel touches on in this feature. Check out some highlights below.

On her new talk show Bethenny:
“It’s important to have a point of view… Being honest, being relateable, having fun…being me.”

On what she keeps away from the cameras:
“The interaction with the baby on camera is very limited. That’s just not a choice that she is old enough to make.” She considers being there for Bryn her “biggest success.”

On traveling with her daughter:
“I’m able to be with her for every meal, every bath. I’m there when she wakes up from every nap. I think that’s definitely what my definition of success is.”

Actor Mark Wahlberg shows off his buff bod in the July issue of Men’s Fitness magazine. Wahlberg was photographed by Nigel Parry for the feature. Wahlberg, 41, graciously covers the magazine’s 25th Anniversary issue. Read on and see what the actor had to say about his foundation, his new movie Ted and how he changed after becoming a dad.

On starting the Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation:
“Too many kids have fallen through the cracks. I wouldn’t be able to sleep at night if I had this amazing life and didn’t give back.”

On his new movie Ted:
“Ted will reach a much larger audience than any of my other films because it’s a very creative project that will surprise a lot of people.”

On changing after becoming a dad and his image:
“Having daughters made me a real man. I don’t think about my public image. I can’t control it. I just try to do the right thing.”

On the real him:
“The real Mark Wahlberg is the most blessed individual ever, a devoted servant of God, humble with a huge appreciation for everything, and a hard worker.”

The song “No Church In The Wild” is a collaborative effort from Jay-Z and Kanye West. The song is taken from their album, Watch The Throne.  Even though neither emcee are shown in the video, their voices can be heard rapping the track.

The video was directed by Romain Gavras. Check it out below.

Jon Hamm is featured in the July issue of Total Film magazine. The Mad Men star has been making guest appearances all over the place, which is great promo, just in time for the new season of the AMC series. During his interview with Total Film, Hamm discussed his love of children, how he handled his parents getting divorced, and of course his infamous Mad Men role. Check out what he had to say below.

On he and wife Jennifer Westfeldt’s movie Friends with Kids:
“What we tried to do was basically make the case that if there are cracks in the relationship, [the] introduction of kids and the stress that brings is going to make those cracks larger.”

On his love of children:
“I love kids. I love other people’s kids because I like being able to give them back at the end of the night.”

On receiving outside support during his parents’ divorce:
“I had very good friends whose parents rallied around. My best friend’s parents sort of became my de facto parents over the years and I still consider them that way.”

On his life advice:
“Just because you stumble doesn’t mean the race is over. Get back up, brush yourself off, keep moving forward. That’s the one thing I tell kids coming out here, kids that are pursuing acting. You’re going to hear ‘no’ a lot so get used to it. If I’m proof of anything, it’s that it just takes one ‘yes’.”"

On his role of ‘Don Draper’ on Mad Men:
“It is a dream job – that is the only way I can really describe it. As an actor, you so rarely get to do something that you like but is also a tremendous boon to your career.”