Bianca Kajlich started her career as "Coffee Girl" in 10 Things I Hate About You (1999). She then went on to appear as "Mall Girl" in This Is the Disk-O-Boyz (1999) and as "Piercing Girl" on an episode of Freaks and Geeks in 2000. Just when it seemed that she would never get past playing "Girls," Bianca landed a supporting role as one of the exceptionally sexy cheerleaders in Bring It On (2000).
Jamie Lee Curtis inherited her good looks from both her mom, Janet Leigh, and her dad, Tony Curtis. She's like some mad scientist's experiment in sexy-made-flesh. What's better, Jamie's got good taste and started off her career in the realm of the gory slasher film. She defined the genre in classics such as Halloween (1978), Prom Night (1980), and The Fog (1980). Then she took an about face in her career, pursuing lighter, comedic roles.
Born into acting's legendary Barrymore clan, Drew Barrymore's thespian future was already mapped out for her; the jug baring and erotically outrageous public behavior have been her own doing. Darling Drew initially won the world over as seven-year-old Gertie in E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982). But it wasn't until party-girl-in-waiting Drew grew up (and out) in all the right places that she really snagged viewers by the zipper.
She's complained that she was tricked into doing the scene, but Sharon Stone has still done very well after exposing her pussy in Basic Instinct (1992). She kept on flashing in plenty of sexy scenes, including Intersection (1993), The Quick and the Dead (1994), and The Specialist (1994) - not to mention pulling a nice orgasm in Sliver (1993). Sharon's been maturing nicely, too, as seen by her amazing aging ass in The Muse (1999).
Golden girl Sarah Michelle Gellar emerged from the daytime-TV dungeon of soap-opera acting to worldwide superstardom, knocking dead bloodsuckers and fans alike on the TV phenomenon Buffy the Vampire Slayer from 1997 to 2003. Among mere mortals in the movies, she's slinky and sexy as a slasher-dodging beauty queen in I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997), where she briefly slipped nip, and the French-kissing lesson she bestows upon breathtaking Selma Blair.
Winona Ryder . . . how true. Mr. Skin would love to ride this five-foot-four-inch 34-22-34 powerhouse. Winona is a mystery girl: she's actually a blonde who's been dying her hair black since age eleven and also tries to hide her humongous hooters - no such luck on the latter count. Ever since debuting in Lucas (1986), audiences have discerned something trying to burst out from her buttoned blouse.
Blonde, long-legged, lovely-in-every-way Cameron Diaz has had men longing to taxi down her runway since she took to prowling the catwalk as a model at age fifteen. Her big-time breakthrough came in The Mask (1994), opposite rubberface Jim Carrey, and her gorgeous mug has lit up movie screens ever since.
As Heather Sweet growing up in small-town Michigan, this naturally blonde stunner worshiped Betty Grable and Gypsy Rose Lee and dreamed of a glamorous, barely clad life onstage before a gaggle of ga-ga guys. In her all-grown-up incarnation, the mysterious, wasp-waisted beauty dyed her hair dark and reinvented herself as Dita Von Teese, the queen of burlesque.
Full-bodied and light brunette, with a proud sensualist's craving eyes and thick, savoring lips, British-bred thespian Kate Winslet is a purveyor of passion presented in an attempt to communicate and arouse emotional purity. Wondrous, adventurous Winslet is willing to exploit every weapon in her arsenal to express the inner truths that run beneath our surface coverings.
Although her outspoken political beliefs ensure that she will never be conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh's favorite celebrity, odds are that in a blind touch test, actress Susan Sarandon's full, rich rack would rank in any worthy groper's all-time Bra of Fame. Susan today is a tit-stacked treat for those who appreciate a well-matured hang of hooters and finely aged piece of seat meat.
Nastassja Kinski was born nasty, grown from the seedy seed of infamous Germanic bad boy Klaus Kinski - who hints in his autobiography that he may have slept with his adorable daughter! Her body was toned through a childhood reared in dance, and while her Teutonic tits may be mere sweet gumdrops, her ass is a legendary globe of gloriously gigantic proportion. She first shook that ass in the West German production Falsche Bewegung (1975).
Electrifying Carmen Electra was discovered by Prince (a.k.a. the Artist Formerly in Contact with Reality). Her early, Prince-produced pop album didn't exactly set her music career on fire, so, lucky for us, she soon shifted into more visual arts. She was the boobilicious co-host on MTV's Singled Out, replacing bubbling blonde Jenny McCarthy. On Baywatch, she took the place of another flaxen ultra-vixen, Pamela Anderson. Whereas Anderson's honeydews have waxed and waned and waxed…
