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Don't feel so bad Liam Hemsworth, all ladies pick out what their men wear!

Miley Cyrus is not fan of the grunge look, and she is forcing her fiancé to opt in for jeans, hoodies, surfer gear, and suits, but absolutely no polo shirts.

In an interview with Men's Health, the actor spills his style deets:

“All women think men look good in suits. To be honest, I like the way they look too. I used to have an afro, like Will Ferrell in Semi-Pro. It was bleached blond from the sun. I was tall and awkward. I was not cool.”

Dang, that does NOT sound attractive at all!

Luckily, Miley got to the hunk before he continued his grisly look.

Now, he will look gorgeous forever!

[Image via Hugh Dillon/WENN.]

Tags: liam hemsworth, mens health, mens health september 2012 issue, miley cyrus, polo shirt, semi pro, will ferrell

Harper's Bazaar has pulled a Men's Health by copying themselves!

The mag's recent issue featuring Nicole Kidman is almost identical to last year's January issue with Kate Hudson.

Not only are they both posed with their hair blown back while wearing similar white dresses the text is practically the same.

Time to get some new ideas, Harper's.

[Images courtesy of Harper's Bazaar.]

Tags: february 2011, february cover, harpers bazaar, january 2010, january cover, january issue, mens health, same cover

Interview isn't the only magazine that is anxiously awaiting the launch of the iPad.

The gym rats over at Men's Health have put their fitness and training tips to work to prepare for the computer that will revolutionize the print industry.

Both editor-in-chief Dave Zinczenko and brand editor Matt Bean built a uber top-secret TV studio in their offices so they can tap workout videos, humor segments, investigative reports and interviews with their buff cover men.

Dave Zinczenko says "It feels like we've been making silent movies for 20 years and now we're coming out with the first talkie."

Maybe with this new "technology" the mag will stop reusing old covers.

Just sayin'.

[Image courtesy of Men's Health.]

Tags: dave zinczenko, ipad, matt bean, mens health