Rashida Jones is featured on the cover and inside the August/September 2010 issue of “BUST” magazine! You can see a preview of the cover below – and I’ll be adding scans from the issue tomorrow (I just picked up the magazine tonight!)… Check out Bust.com to see where you can get the magazine near you!

Thanks to Jem and the wonderful folks over at the Rashida Jones Blog, I have updated the magazine scans section of the gallery with many scans of Rashida’s magazine features throughout the years! There are 43 new photos spanning back to 1992 until this year – you can see them all by clicking on the thumbnails below…

Again, big thanks to the Rashida Jones Blog for allowing this site to use their scans!

Rashida is going to be featured in the August 2009 issue of “Vanity Fair” magazine! She is in a pictorial alongside Emma Stone, Chris Messina and more celebs in a “42nd Street” theme shoot that was shot by photographer Norman Jean Roy.

Check out the behind the scenes video below!

Rashida is featured as one “People” magazine’s “most beautiful” people in the world! The magazine’s annual issue features Christina Applegate on the cover and has a special section for “Funny People” – in which Rashida and “Parks and Recreation” co-star Amy Poehler are featured.

I’ll be making HQ scans as soon as I get my hands on a copy of this magazine!

Jimmy Fallon, the network’s new late-late night host, is also a first-timer, as are “Saturday Night Live” ’s Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Kristen Wiig. Rashida Jones, who co-stars with Poehler on the new NBC hit comedy “Parks and Recreation,” is another new face on the list. All were named to the “Funny People” section.

From MSNBC

Rashida has been named on of the “25 Funniest Women in Hollywood” by “Entertainment Weekly” magazine – featured in the most recent issue.

RASHIDA JONES

AGE: 33

CATCH HER IN: I Love You, Man, Parks and Recreation, The Office

SCHTICK: Everygal charm that belies her stunning beauty and showbiz-royalty heritage (pop is Quincy Jones, mom is Peggy Lipton); so adorably goofy that when she (temporarily) came between Jim and Pam on The Office, we did not actually want her dead.