Luckily today i brough a copy of Sugar for my cousin and she allowed me to copy up the interview follow the link for the full interview

Even with the red-carpet glamour, A-list parties and the fact she counts Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint as ‘brother;, it must be a bit confusing being Emma Watson.There’s being plucked from obscutiy to play one of the most sought-after movies roles in recent years. And there’s adapting to the pressires of fame and trying to stay normal while other starlets pubicly stuggle. So when Sugar sat down for a chat with the super-polite 17-year-old, we were amazed at how smart and sussed she was. Until we asked her about going ‘commando’ …

Q. You’ve been famous FOREVER but you seem so normal. How do you make sure you don’t get carried away with it all?
A. ‘I have such a strong family around me and such an amazing friendship group that i’m not allowed to. You know, i’d have the piss taken out of me if i was carried awat iwth it. I’mm lucky to have that around me, especially with celebrities all over the place in rehab and all thiscrazy stuff.

Q. What do you think of young Hollywood stars like Li-Lo and Britney?
A. I used to love Lindsay when i was little - i thoughs ehwas so cool that i wanted to e her. I just think her approach to fame is different from mine and the publicity is part of that But i dont think its made her happy, which is sad, because once youve invited the press into your life you can’t tell them to go away. So when i see their lives sprawled across the papers, I do think, ‘Oh god, you poor thing’. I can imagine the pressure and stress of that every single day.

Q. Can you ever see yourself going out with no pants on?
A. [Shrieking] No! No Way! My parets are far too strict and i like to think im far too sensible to go out without any knickers. And anyway, you must get so cold going out like that. It’s stupid.

Lucy