Actor Idris Elba, who was nominated for a Primetime Emmy this morning and is currently filming 'The Dark Tower' opposite Matthew McConaughey, fronts the latest issue of Interview and his classic black-and-white photoshoot has us hot and bothered.

In the publication, the 43-year-old actor discusses his work ethic, the fears of burning out and wanted to be taken serious as both an actor and a DJ. Peep more photos and excerpts beneath:

On His Work Ethic: "…It’s unhealthy to have that much going on. [laughs] I don’t want to sound ungrateful or anything, but I sleep less, I’m constantly thinking, I’m constantly multitasking, and I really don’t know what the effects are going to be when I’m older. I don’t ever stop. Not because I’m greedy or anything, but I’m always creating, debating with the part of my brain that is dormant. Wondering how I can move in and create a bit more space and take a bit more time. But it’s almost like the more I achieve, the more capacity I have to achieve. I do worry sometimes about whether I’m going to burn out. Not burn myself out, but burn my art out, with audiences going, ‘Ah, yeah, I’ve seen enough now, thanks very much.’"

On Balance Music & Movies: "Anyway, what happened was, once I got The Wire, my life changed. I couldn’t DJ as much and I couldn’t take it seriously because my career as an actor was just getting to a place where I was finally making it in America. I wanted to be on American TV so much. I didn’t park DJ’ing; I just sort of ended up becoming more of a studio guy. I had a bit more money and I could buy every little piece of equipment and drum machine that had just come out—I’ve got quite a collection now— and I continued to collect music. Then about five years ago, my career blossomed, but I really missed being out on the road, DJ’ing. So I started picking up gigs here and there, and what occurred to me really quickly was that I was going to water down my passion for DJ’ing, because the type of gigs I was getting were celebrity DJ work, and that just didn’t sit right. So I made a decision about five years ago to really do it properly, to do it at that level I had never done it, but take it seriously and not ride the coattails of being an actor. It took a while because I had to take my time to introduce myself into that world: doing remixes, being taken seriously."

Justin Bieber is all grown up!!! The heartthrob strips in a racy photo shoot for Interview magazine, where he dishes on his love of cars, his upcoming album and whether there is a special lady in his life. Read excerpts and peep some of the sizzling hot photos beneath:

On His Love Of Cars:
"I actually own a piece of West Coast Cus- toms. It’s a car company out here that does up really nice cars. So I keep a lot of them in the shop on dis- play when I’m not using them. Just to help out the business. I’ve always loved doing up my cars, so being able to just take my car in at any time and tell them what to do, and not have to pay for it because I own the company, is pretty cool."

On His Upcoming Music:
"The new album’s going really well. I’m working a lot with Skrillex and Diplo and this guy named Poo Bear, who’s an incredible writer. We’ve just been getting our groove. You kind of go through a period where you’re in there and nothing comes and nothing comes, and then, finally, it’s like bang- bang-bang—you get them all in a row. I’m at a place where I’m really happy and I’m ready to share my music. "

On His Love Life:
"No girlfriend at the moment, no. I’m single."

Jamie Dornan, who stars as Christian Grey in the forthcoming film adaptation of 'Fifty Shades of Grey', offers a preview of his dominant side in a striking new photo shoot for Interview magazine, which is currently available on newsstands.

In the issue, the 32-year-old actor discusses his disdain for the auditioning process, the type of actor he aspires to be and layers of complexity to Christian Grey. Read excerpts and peep some of the photos from his sexy Mert Alas & Marcus Piggot-shot spread beneath:

On Auditioning:
"I'd been auditioning for parts for years. I never got any better at it. I'm crap at auditions. I know there are people who can walk into those rooms and make those lines sing on the page and get the job immediately. I wasn't one of them."

On His Less Is More Approach To Acting:
"I don't want to be showy. I'm not interested in seeing that, and I don't want to do it."

On Playing Christian Grey In 'Fifty Shades of Grey':
"I've played a lot of broken people. Maybe the silences are about the different kinds of vulnerability in all of them. Even Christian has two sides. Come to think of it, he has 50."