Jennifer Love Hewitt, affectionately called Jennifer Love Huge-Tits, came by her anatomically accurate nickname as she soared to stardom on Fox’s Party of Five in the ’90s. While still electrifying as a boob-tube tease–check out the often rerun VH1’s 100 Greatest Love Songs from 2002–Jen has also ignited the big screen with her enormous talents. She provided the screams and launched a million cream more
Home is where the heart is, but Katie Holmes is where the hard-on is! Katie gave Tobey Maguire an icicle in his pocket in The Ice Storm (1997), her film debut. She then turned down the lead on the WB scare-com Buffy the Vampire Slayer for the TV hit Dawson’s Creek. By Teaching Mrs. Tingle (1999), Katie was testing the carnal waters with a more
Elizabeth Hurley made eyeballs pop when she arrived on the arm of then-beau Hugh Grant in a nipple-dangling dollop of fabric called a Versace dress for the premiere of Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994). Her barely wrapped gifts of two knock-’em-down knockers put her forever at the top of the gossip pages. In time, her relationship with Grant was history, and the rest more
After losing out to Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears for a place on The Mickey Mouse Club, Jessica Simpson kept auditioning and earned her own place in the ’90s as a leading pop songstress. The five-foot-three-inch dynamo was a hit artist by the age of seventeen, which meant we only had to wait one year before pulling our puds to the sexy shots we’ve… more
What can’t we possibly like about one of the sexiest, craziest, most beautiful actresses in Hollywood? Cameron is our fantasy girlfriend and we aren’t the only ones who feel that way: When a rumor of a Cameron Diaz’s kinky S&M sex video hit the web, the search volume for her on the major engines hit near-record levels.
She may have started off as a model, but this long-legged beauty’s modeling career was cut short when she was offered the movie role of a lifetime: starring opposite Jim Carrey in The Mask in 1994. Since then, Cameron has starred in other wildly popular films including There’s Something About Mary (1998), Being John Malkovich (1999), Any Given Sunday (1999), Charlie’s Angels (2000), Vanilla Sky (2001), and Gangs of New York (2002).
Petite and pretty, with dark hair, pale skin and flashing eyes, Kate Beckinsale made a strong film debut as the virginal Hero in Kenneth Branagh’s sun-dappled adaptation of “Much Ado About Nothing” (1993). Although she was a screen novice, the actress projected the requisite intelligence and star quality that deemed her one to watch.