With her new movie 'Office Christmas Party' in theaters on December 9th, Jennifer Aniston graces the December issue of Marie Claire and in the issue, the 47-year-old actress sounds off on her husband Justin Theroux, being shamed for her body and divorce from Brad Pitt, how she picks her acting roles and what is next for her. Read excerpts from the interview beneath:

On Justin Theroux: "Why is he the right person for me? All I know is that I feel completely seen, and adored, in no matter what state. There's no part of me that I don't feel comfortable showing, exposing. And it brings forth the best part of myself, because I care about him so much. And he's such a good person. It hurts me to think of anything hurting him."

On Her Huffington Post Op-Ed: "My marital status has been shamed; my divorce status was shamed; my lack of a mate had been shamed; my nipples have been shamed. It's like, Why are we only looking at women through this particular lens of picking us apart? Why are we listening to it? I just thought: I have worked too hard in this life and this career to be whittled down to a sad, childless human."

On Picking Acting Roles: "You have to be so madly in love with it and think, I will be so upset if I don't go and play this person...Especially these days, with Justin in Melbourne. It has to be worth it."

On What's Next: "This is a time when I'm not completely sure what I'm doing. I'm at this sort of crossroads trying to figure out what inspires me deep in my core. What used to make me tick is not necessarily making me tick any- more ... The most challenging thing right now is trying to find what it is that makes my heart sing."

Hip-hop superstar Nicki Minaj brings her sex appeal to the November issue of Marie Claire, where she dishes on the goals of a young woman, competing with men, double standards placed on women of color, violence and Beyoncé. Read excerpts of her interview below:

On The Goals Of A Young Woman: "Nowadays, I feel like [young women] see marrying into money—I think that's a big thing now. I don't want that to be a woman's goal in life. I want your goal in life to be to become an entrepreneur, a rich woman, a career-driven woman. You have to be able to know that you need no man on this planet at all, period, and he should feel that, because when a man feels that you need him, he acts differently."

On Competing With Male Rappers: "I don't need to read a book about [business]. I can look at someone's career and just pinpoint the dos and the don'ts, and the one person I've done that with for my entire career was Jay Z. He did such a great job being an authentic street guy and a businessman, and I was like, Why aren't there women doing that, taking the success from rap and channeling it into their empire? I felt like anything he could do, I could do."

On Double Standards Placed On Women Of Color: "When Kim Kardashian's naked picture came out, [Sharon Osbourne] praised it, and my fans attacked her for being such a hypocrite. So it wasn't trashy and raunchy when a white woman did it, but it was when a black woman did it? It's quite pathetic and sad, but that is my reality, and I've gotten accustomed to just shutting it down."

On Violence: "We tend to not remember the black women who are mourning these men and who are thinking, Oh, my God, what am I going to tell my child now about where his father is, and the struggle it is for black women to then move on after they lose their husband or their boyfriend ... The strong women in these inner cities often go unnoticed ... no one really ever puts a hand out to them."

On Beyoncé: "Every time Bey and I do something together, I see how women are inspired, and it has nothing to do with how we look. It has to do with how we are owning who we are and telling other women you should be the boss of your own career and the brains behind your life or your decisions or your art. I just love that feeling."

It's Britney Bitch!!! After releasing her 'Glory' album last week and making an enjoyable return to the VMAs, superstar Britney Spears plays cover girl for the October issue of Marie Claire UK, where she dishes on dating and dealing with anxiety. Peep excerpts and more photos beneath:

On Bad Dates: "I had a really bad date. I’ve been single for ages and had a date with a guy I liked. I was getting anxious, worrying he wouldn’t like me. We went to the movies, but I could tell right away it wasn’t working. It was sort of awkward. After the movie I came home and that was it. It just didn’t work. He just wasn’t that into me. I liked him. He knew that. But he definitely didn’t feel the same. It happens to everybody. Being famous doesn’t make you any different."

On Anxiety: "If a hair was out of place, I’d be so anxious. I would get very anxious about so many things. Becoming a mother and being with my boys [Jayden, 9 & Sean, 10] has made me so much more accepting of myself. I'm their mom, whatever. That has been a really big thing for me over these last few years."

British-bred singer Rita Ora, who is hard at work on a new album, covers the July 2015 issue of Marie Claire and in the magazine, she opens up about her split from Calvin Harris, the world's highest-paid DJ, who is currently dating Taylor Swift.

If you recall, Ora was forced to cancel her performance of "I Will Never Let You Down" at the 2014 Teen Choice Awards, after Harris, who produced the song, refused to approve it for television.

"There was a reason why I split up with him. And there was a reason why I'm at this point in my life where I feel like I have so much musical freedom, and I don't have to explain myself to anybody," the singer says in the new issue, on newsstands June 23rd.

"It was more of a thing where I was in awe. I was at that point in my relationship where I felt he could do no wrong. I thought he had my back and that he'd never steer me wrong. But then 'I Will Never Let You Down' came out, and everything started to go a bit weird. I don't know if it was because business was mixed with personal or what." Peep more photos from her shoot beneath:

As fans eagerly await her feature on the upcoming Britney Spears single, Iggy Azalea poses for the May 2015 issue of Marie Claire, where she dishes on the massive success of "Fancy", her body type inspiring other and not being afraid to act a little ridiculous.

Read excerpts from her shoot, which hits newsstands across the U.S. on April 21st, beneath:

On The Success Of "Fancy":
"I think it's particularly badass. It was one of the most culturally impactful songs of last year, and two fucking chicks in their early 20s wrote it."

On Her Body Type:
"I hope women think, Iggy Azalea actually has a body that is relatable to my body… and you should feel fucking good about that."

On Acting Ridiculous:
"I’m a little scrappy for sure, but I like that about myself. Even with paparazzi pictures of me looking like complete shit, and people are like, ‘She should try harder,’ I’m like, no. There’s something to say about not being so contrived all the time. You should hold on to that as long as you can."

As 'Scandal' continues to engage viewers on a weekly basis (See: the fantastic episode entitled 'The Lawn Chair'), leading lady Kerry Washington strikes a pretty pose as she fronts the April 2015 issue of Marie Claire, which will hit newsstands on March 24th.

In the issue, the 38-year-old actress, who recently signed on to play Anita Hill in a HBO movie, dishes on why she is so private about her personality, her respect for Shonda Rhimes' vision and of course, fashion. Read some excerpts from her interview with the publication beneath:

On Privacy: "Earlier in my career, I was much more super-sharey. There were moments when I wanted to process things that were happening to me more privately, and I didn’t have the space to do it, because once you let people in, they’re in and you don’t get to say, ‘Oh, I want this for myself.'"

On Fashion: "I just put myself in a boot camp of figuring it out—and realized that I really loved it. I guess because I came to it later in life, I realized, ‘Oh, going to a fashion show is like going to the opening of Degas at the Met or going to see Swan Lake.'"

On Shonda Rhimes: "I’m very respectful of Shonda’s vision of who Olivia [Pope] is, but she has said that she is informed by the choices I make. If we were waltzing, she’s definitely leading. And she picked the song, and she probably dressed us, but it is a waltz."

Country superstar Carrie Underwood, who was crowned 2012's Most Beautiful Woman, puts her stunning looks to work by gracing the June 2013 issue of Marie Claire, which is her first cover for the publication and will hit stands on May 21st.

In the new issue, the songstress, who star in a live broadcast of 'The Sound of Music' on December 5th for NBC, talks about her personality, suffering from panic attacks early in her career, her spot on high school prediction and more. Read excerpts beneath:

On Her Loner Personality: "I’m not a mushy person at all. We were never a huggy family. Or a ‘let’s talk it out’ family. Technically I have siblings but they are quite a bit older than me – I was the accident – so I have the only-child syndrome going on. I’m a little more selfish, a little more independent, a little closed. I do wish I were softer. I wish I were able to form relationships better. But hey, I mean…I'm not a sociopath."

On Working Through Anxiety Attacks: "At the beginning of my career, I used to have panic attacks. People were touching me, screaming – it made me really nervous. In public, I just get nervous. It’s a physical reaction, feeling like the walls are closing in. The fans are great. It’s not their fault. I don’t ever want to come across as ungrateful. But on my end, it is hard for me to process. Because I am still just me."

On Her Awkward Moments: "My husband calls me the queen of awkward moments. Anything that can be made awkward, I will make it awkward."

What Her High School Yearbook: "You were supposed to say what you would be doing in 10 years, and I said, ‘I will be rich, famous, and married to a hot guy.’ I guess I should have added a few more things."

On Becoming A Mother: "I don’t feel old enough to have kids. I know I am mature. But being responsible for another human?"

Lending her beauty and signature pout to the September issue, Miley Cyrus is featured on the cover of Marie Claire, where she discusses her pet dog Diggy, her fiance Liam Hemsworth and why she adores her vintage engagement ring.

"Life is too short not to be with the person you want to be with. I don't really care about the wedding or the piece of paper as much as I do the promise weve made to each other. And we want to have a long engagement", the young star reveals.

Leighton Meester is featured on the April 2012 cover of Marie Claire, where she chats about growing up and why she's indifferent to being in a relationships.

"I never had a boyfriend until I was 18. It's nice, I guess, when you like them. But it isn't the most important thing. I'm not sure I ever want to get married. The only time a relationship is good is when you really love them. I don't want to hang out with some guy I just like," - the 'Gossip Girl' says of her stance on relationships.

31-year-old songbird Christina Aguilera fronts the new issue of Marie Claire, where she defends her body: "I love my body. My boyfriend loooves my body."

Flawless cover! 'The Voice' judge, who is gearing up to release a new single in February, has had a lot of mishaps in the past year, but here she looks amazing.

Actress Angelina Jolie graces the cover of the January issue of Marie Claire, where she talks about her directorial debut 'In the Land of Blood and Honey', as well as, the possibly of marriage and additional kids with her beau Brad Pitt.

On the Possibility Having More Kids: "Nothing planned at the moment, but we just don't know. I could end up pregnant."

R&B songstress Kelly Rowland, who recently scored a Grammy nomination for "Motivation", covers the January 2012 issue of the UK edition of Marie Claire.

In the magazine, the 30-year-old singer talks about her 'X Factor' judging duties, Beyonce's pregnancy and her plans to reconnect with her father after 22 years.

Reality stunner Kim Kardashian opens up about her 72-day marriage to Kris Humphries in the December issue of Marie Claire (due on November 22nd).

"I felt like if I didn't show the wedding, it would be upsetting for people who have taken this journey with me", the star says of the rumored $18 million payday, a figure Kardashian will neither confirm or deny saying "I don't talk about money."

Actress Sarah Jessica Parker graces the latest issue of Marie Claire, where she discusses her passion for acting and why she keeps her marriage private.

Later this year, the fashion icon will release two feature films in the form of the upcoming comedies, 'New Year's Eve' and 'I Don't Know How She Does It'.