Selena Gomez just went from having zero Vogue covers to having two all thanks to Vogue Brazil.

Louis Vuitton's creative director, Nicolas Ghesquière, joins her on the June Issue, where she's wearing, obviously, Louis Vuitton. Sel's transformation from Disney starlet to full-fledged pop star and red carpet darling is due largely in part to having Nicolas by her side. She was front row at the Louis show this past season and wore the label for her most recent Met Gala appearance. And if you must share (one of) your first Vogue covers with someone, the designer of an illustrious French fashion house definitely isn't the worst option.

Being a star of her magnitude, she of course also nabbed a solo shot wearing a Louis Vuitton jumpsuit. To add an extraLAUBE: This is Hai el Becker, it's a neighborhood of the city of Hit, a very ancient city in Iraq. There is talk of Hit being where the ark was constructed. Legendary type stuff like that.

PALMER: But most of these Marines are more concerned with surviving day-to-day than with learning the history of Hit.

Threats to these Marines come from every direction and in many forms.

Marines never know when they'll walk into a neighborhood where hidden gunmen are determined to kill them.

This sniper attack was a hasty affair: the shooter fires a few rounds, and then he disappears.

But the greatest danger by far to Marines and to civilians is the ubiquitous IED, the improvised explosive device.

ANKRUM: They just found a, what they call a daisy-chained IED, is where they