If you’ve seen Scream 4, you know Emma Roberts and Rory Culkin have inherited a major pop culture legacy – and also made it their own. With positive attitudes, honest self-reflection, and gobs of talent (not to mention a stock pile of well-worn hoodies), the actors represent the latest diverse crop of emerging stars. Oh, and they’re also total goofballs – something you’ll see in these outtakes shot by editor-in-chief Marvin Scott Jarrett.

Emma, on her Disney years:
“I loved that part of my life. A lot of people that were on Disney or Nickelodeon bash it afterwards. And I just think, That’s what got you your start! And also, from my experience, it was so fun. It was the calm before the storm… if you make the transition [as an actor] in the same way that you’re transitioning in real life, you’ll be fine. It’s when you’re 16 and you’re trying to play a 20-year-old hitchhiking stripper that people are gonna give you a hard time.”

Rory, on the choice between boxing and music. “Boxing is a little more mindless and takes me away from everything. Music can do that, too, but it’s another art form, you know what I mean? It’s something to be passionate about. Whereas boxing is like, I wanna kick some ass and get my ass kicked. It’s awesome.”

On his film roles up until now. “I’ve been sort of scared of certain roles in the past, almost to the point of being kind of snobbish… Now I’m just a lot more open to things – I’m starting to feel the need to exercise my acting and leave my comfort zone. I think Scream is an example of that.”

Emma Roberts, on Glee. “I love that Gwyneth Paltrow’s on Glee. That’s something you would never think she’d do. And the fact that she just thought, I’m gonna let loose and do this – that’s so cool!”

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Ah, spring! The sun is shining, the birds are singing, hot young men are playing ultimate Frisbee in the local park with no shirts on, and—best of all—our favorite magazines are peeping the most crushworthy stars in Hollywood on their covers. And today, we’ve got an EXCLUSIVE look at one of the freshest covers to grace newsstands this May: Nylon’s “Young Hollywood” issue, featuring “Scream 4” stars Emma Roberts and Rory Culkin!

Hoo boy, this is FRESH. Check out the fresh young faces of these two pretty people. And behold Emma’s fresh denim shorts with vestigial suspender attachments! And look at the oh-so-fresh fly on Rory’s pants, which we’re about 99% sure is unzipped! (Wait, no. Don’t look at that. It’ll only make you crazy.)

Rory and Emma are the featured faces in an anthology of Hollywood up-and-comers that includes a whopping 67 actors—and inside, you can see pics from the fab photo shoot and read a fun interview where the two stars get…well, fresh.

“It’s weird doing something with such a big budget because there’s so many eyes on you during the process,” Rory said, referring to his first mainstream role in “Scream 4.” “You just get that feeling that they’re putting so much into this that you better put a lot into it too. They’ve got two cameras on you at a time, and each one represents millions of people staring at you—like, ‘Don’t f–k this up.’”

And while the pretty pictures and fun fashion in this issue are major selling points, our favorite part of this feature is the way that the stars haven’t let fame go to their heads. Rory’s sense of responsibility to the audience is still in place, even as he starts picking up more adult roles after several years as a child-actor-slash-indie-darling. And Emma is jumping into bigger projects after a kiddie career on Nickelodeon.

“I loved that part of my life,” she said. “A lot of people that were on Disney or Nickelodeon bash it afterwards. And I just think, ‘That’s what got you your start!’ And also, from my experience, it was so fun. It was the calm before the storm.”

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The Scream 4 star talks to Seventeen about everything from missing her mom to avoiding the party scene. With such amazing attitude about life and love, it’s no wonder she’s rumored to be dating Chase Crawford, one of the hottest hot guys around!

On her dream lover: “Sometimes when I’m going to sleep, I think, ‘Oh God, my future husband is out there somewhere and I might know him, or I might not, and I wonder what he’s doing and I wonder if he knows me.’ I just always think that’s so fascinating, that even when you were two years old, your future husband was out there somewhere.”

On looking back: “I write, just to do it for me, because I know, when I’m older, I’ll want to look back and know what was going on in my mind. I look back on journals that I had when I was 15, and it’s so interesting to see that the things that I thought were the end of the world at 15, I barely remember now.”

On the party scene: “I like to go to parties if I know who’s going to be there, and if it’s people I want to be with. I don’t just go to go. And I always drive myself, because I hate being stuck places—there’s nothing worse that going out and then being stuck!”

On her own: “You don’t realize how hard it is to live on your own. But there’s no mom to do your laundry, and make you dinner and to do things for you, and you don’t think about little things like buying paper towels and salt. So moving out was definitely a shock. But I still have sleepovers with my mom sometimes because I miss her so much.”

On asking boys for style advice: “I never ask boys’ opinions on clothes, ever. I really think, unless you think the guy has style, don’t ask. So I only ask my girl friends. I don’t trust guys’ opinions on style!”

On love: “When it comes to love, always be open. Because the second you’re not pining after a boy, or a boyfriend, amazing love comes into your life.”

On girls asking boys out: “Boys these days don’t really pursue girls. I think they sit back and let girls come to them. And I don’t understand how, if you have feelings for someone, you don’t want to pursue her, and make her feel great about herself!”

Source: Seventeen.com