It may take some getting used to, seeing “little girl” Dakota Fanning grow up in fast forward, but she's determined to do just that. In this month’s The Runaways, she plays the jailbait tabloid sex goddess and out-of-control punk performer Cheri Currie in Joan Jett's tomboy band of the same name. In this very grown-up role, she navigates a supermarket in barely there lingerie and stacked heels while strung out in search of vodka before disappearing into rehab—not to mention getting into a semi-steamy makeout session with Kristen Stewart (as Jett). But according to the 16-year-old Dakota during this candid conversation, it's time to move on, and her fans can take it or leave it. Also up for discussion is her ho-hum take on rebel attitude, the prophetic powers of a cherry tattoo and just how far she was going to be allowed to get in touch with her erotic side in the movie.

While Anne Hathaway did some personality experimenting with her current role as the White Queen in Tim Burton’s 3D film Alice In Wonderland, her life off-screen has been less of a storybook scenario. Nearly on the verge of tying the knot with a too-good-to-be-true con-man, the former aspiring nun and Best Actress Oscar nominee “got smart” instead of going clubbing around town—which Anne insists isn’t her style. During this interview, the diary-divulging princess-turned-drama queen also takes on weighty issues, including how size matters in and out of this movie, and how moping over bad news men and doomed romance instead of moving on is also not her thing.