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Maxim Elisha Cuthbert

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 09:21:00 -0700

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You may already know this talented actress from movies and T.V series such as "He Was a Quiet Man", "The Quiet", "House of Wax", "The Girl Next Door", "Love Actually", "Old School", "24", "Lucky Girl", "Popular Mechanics for Kids" and a lot more.

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Maxim Ana Sofia Henao

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 07:49:00 -0700

We know that this Columbia babe sofia vergara was one of the hottest chicks in maxim magazine. we also have feature her sexy and hot pics in our previous post. in Columbian Hottness Sofia Vergara.

Sofia Vergara is a 36 year old Colombian model and actress. She is probably best known for her role in the English speaking movie Chasing Papi and has followed that up with roles in Soul Plane, Lords of Dogtown, and Four Brothers. Her nickname of Sofia Viagra is quite fitting because looking at her will get the bloff flowing

Now in this opportunity we'll give you another hot pics of her, all of her pics below was taken from Maxim magazine. so enjoy Sofia Vergara in Maxim Photosets

Maxim Girl Mia Kirshner

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 11:28:00 -0700

It has been her physical assets -- her gorgeous face, soulfully sweet blue eyes, and tight body -- that have, so far, brought Mia the most renown. Photo spreads and interviews in Razor, Maxim, Gear, FHM, and Stuff in the past five years have put her on (or at least close to) the tips of guys' tongues.

And the fact that many of her roles have been sexual in nature -- even if they're often unconventional or twisted -- helps get our minds moving in the right direction.

If it can be considered an accomplishment, Kirshner might soon become the next "Most Downloaded Woman on the Internet" -- well, at least she deserves to be. Despite all her exposure though, she's still not exactly a household name. But her magazine spreads have revealed Mia as every bit the vision she has incarnated time and again since her breakout role nearly 10 years ago as a teen stripper in Exotica.

And men across the continent picked their jaws up off the cinema floor during her red-hot appearance in 2001's Not Another Teen Movie, in which she played a schoolgirl with bisexual tendencies (spoofing Sarah Michelle Gellar's role in Cruel Intentions).

Kirshner has made a career of playing opportunistic temptresses, as in Cadillac Girls, Saturn and Century Hotel. And her sex appeal has only been enhanced by the dubious sexuality of many of her characters. She played bisexual naughty girls in New Best Friend (2002) and several episodes of TV's 24, and will be seduced to the lesbian side in the new Showtime drama, The L Word, debuting in January 2004.

She has worked with many greats of the movie industry, and with her talent and beauty, she could jump to the A-list if she chooses more commercial projects.

Born in Toronto on January 25, 1976, Mia Kirshner was raised in Canada's largest city by her Bulgarian-born mother, Etti, an English teacher, and her German-born father, Sheldon, a journalist for The Canadian Jewish News. Her initial interest in following in her father's line of work was redirected toward acting after watching Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O'Hara in Gone with the Wind.

Kirshner's first onscreen appearance came as an extra in The Freshman (1990), starring Matthew Broderick and Marlon Brando, an experience that she found quite grueling. Undeterred, she appeared that same year on the small screen for a full season of Dracula: The Series, and racked up several other Canadian and American television credits before segueing into film.

From the beginning, Kirshner's dark beauty led her toward roles ranging from disturbed to diabolically enticing. After portraying a rebellious teenager intent on seducing her mother's boyfriend in Cadillac Girls (1993), two provocative roles under Canadian directors established her reputation: the dominatrix in Denys Arcand's Love & Human Remains (1993), and the youthful stripper with a surprising past in Atom Egoyan's highly-lauded Exotica (1994).

Although her onscreen career was underway, she continued her education by attending Montreal's McGill University to study 19th Century Russian Literature with a minor in film. All the while, the modest actress kept her film career to herself and avoided answering questions about her future.

But the ravishing thespian's work in Exotica attracted the attention of American casting agents, who promptly got her supporting roles in Murder in the First and the Southern coming-of-age tale, The Grass Harp (both 1995). She subsequently won a lead role in The Crow: City of Angels (1996), in which she took advantage of her Goth looks to portray a tattoo artist sporting an angel-wing tattoo across her back that drove male viewers loco.

When Kirshner showed up for her Mad City audition in 1996, she was late, underdressed and unprepared to meet the movie's stars, Dustin Hoffman and John Travolta. She became nervous, stretching a hole in her jeans and talking incessantly, but unable to look anyone in the eye. Luckily, her shyness was a blessing: she was reading for the part of a nervous and eager TV reporter, and everyone in the room thought she was talking to them in character.

Since Mad City (1997), Kirshner has had the luxury of taking the time to pick and choose her projects. She continued to appear in both lead and supporting roles in such independent and/or small features as Saturn (1999), a drama that cast her as a hedonistic girlfriend, as well as Out of the Cold (1999), Cowboys and Angels (2000) and Century Hotel (2001). Keeping busy well into the new millennium, Kirshner appeared as a bomb-toting hijacker in the first season of the real-time television series 24, as well as Not Another Teen Movie (both 2001), a parody of the recent wave of high school-themed films and also starring Lacey Chabert and Jaime Pressly.

Maxim Girl Michelle Branch

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 11:18:00 -0700

Michelle Branch will leave the job of being a sex kitten to Britney Spears, Jessica Simpson and Christina Aguilera. She prefers to exude her femininity through her music a la Sarah McLachlan. That won't make her the subject of salivating teenagers' dreams, but it will maintain the focus on the music itself, not her latest belly piercing or hair color.

As one of our voting panelists so eloquently put it; "There's also nothing sexier than a girl playing acoustic guitar." Well said.

Her first single "Everywhere" was played ad nauseam on the radio. That helped it reached the No.5 spot on pop charts in the US and the No.1 spot on our annoying list next to Nelly Furtado's "I'm Like A Bird".

Her follow-up single "All You Wanted" equally skyrocketed up the charts, and even topped MTV's music video countdown Total Request Live.

A sign of Michelle's growing popularity is her talk-show circuit appearances with Conan O'Brien, Regis & Kelly, Jay Leno, and Rosie O'Donnell.

The Spirit Room has even gone platinum, the first barometer of mass popularity. Japan and Singapore have also caught onto her sound and catapulted her foreign record sales.

Could a headlining tour be very far? Not at the pace she is going.

Michelle Branch was born July 2, 1983, in Flagstaff, Arizona, before moving to Sedona. Although Michelle didn't hail from a musical family -- her father is a former plumbing contractor and her mother a restaurant manager -- she claims that music has always been in her blood. The Beatles and other such classic tunes always resonated in the house, which may have contributed to her musical style today.

Michelle's musical aspiration stems from an early age, but she wanted to be in musicals -- Cats specifically -- and she was always inspired by movies such as The Sound of Music and Oklahoma. Her change of heart came about after a concert-going experience, which she describes as life changing. She attended a New Kids on the Block concert after having won tickets to the show, and seeing how their music touched the thousands of fans in the audience inspired her to be a musician rather than a Broadway star.

It was always obvious that Michelle had the voice, even at the early age of 3, but she honed her craft with the help of a vocal teacher named Gina Bettum, who became her mentor and taught her to sing with soul. Before then, she was enrolled in music lessons at the age of 8 and took her singing skills to the church choir, every Friday night.

The next step in Michelle's ascent to musical stardom was when she received her first guitar at age 14. She would lock herself in her room for days, and would come out with songs she had written herself. Too young to perform at bars, Michelle became a staple at local fairs, festivals and outdoor concerts. With her talented poetry and songwriting, voice sessions and guitar lessons, Michelle was becoming known as the young, local musical prodigy.

It was all uphill for Michelle in early 1999, when a friend of the family was giving a man in the music business a timeshare tour at a nearby resort and urged Michelle to come by. The aspiring songstress, accompanied by her sister and Jenifer Hagio (her best friend and fellow musician), hopped onto a golf cart and headed to the resort. Demo in hand, Michelle met with Jeff Rabhan.

Michelle had lost hope when Jeff Rabhan took a long time to call her back, but her despair turned to delight when he finally did make that fateful phone call. With Jeff as her manager, Michelle recorded a full-length indie album to be sold at shows and used as a demo -- the album is what would later become known as Broken Bracelet. With the help of the polished demo, Michelle landed a gig as an opening act on Hanson's "This Time Around" tour. Luckily for her, a Maverick representative was at the show and was impressed with Michelle's talent. Michelle was eventually signed to the record label Madonna founded.

She went into the recording studio in January 2001 (which served as the inspiration of the title of her debut album), and five weeks later, The Spirit Room was complete. The first single off the album went to the top of the music charts, and along with promotional tours and appearances on talk shows, helped propel The Spirit Room to platinum status in the US and Japan.

The Spirit Room's second single, "All You Wanted," is Michelle's favorite song on the album, and is garnering the same acclaim as its predecessor. The singer wrote or co-wrote every song on the album, and always plans to include songwriting in her musical career. Although she is being referred to as the happier-Alanis Morissette (ironically Maverick is Alanis' record label as well) the younger Sheryl Crow, and the antithesis of Britney, Michelle branches out to another level thanks to her non-angry lyrics and poetic music.

Citing Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, Joni Mitchell, and Cat Stevens among her musical inspirations, Michelle plans to spend the rest of the year on the road, something she has been doing since the release of her album. While "Everywhere" is a love song, it really illustrates where Michelle has been since 2001.

"I always tell people that I'll sound exactly like Alanis Morissette after I've had more boyfriends. I'll be just as anguished-sounding." -Michelle Branch

Maxim Girl Mila Kunis

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 11:13:00 -0700

The Ukranian roots of Mila Kunis have gifted her with a foxy figure, while her most noticeable features are her multicolored eyes -- green for the left and blue for the right. Strangely enough, her eyes used to be her weak spot, as she suffered from glaucoma as a child, but steroid injections helped her eyes recover, just enough to be featured by Stuff and Maxim in their respective Sexiest Women and Hot 100 issues. The lucky guy who gets to gaze into those eyes is Macaulay Culkin, who has been her off-screen companion for the last seven years. They take pride in their privacy and shared interest in television and video games, while he apparently keeps her quite happy by cooking dinner for her every night.

Mila Kunis likes to point out that she has very little in common with the characters that she plays. So just for the record, she isn't a self-absorbed cheerleader, a psychotic student, skilled assassin, or a hateful ballerina. In truth, what she's trying to say is that she's a massive geek. World of Warcraft is one of her passions, but don't expect a voice chat date with her if you're playing on the network, because she keeps her screen name and microphone to herself. She's also a faithful Trekkie, who holds the distinguished honor of having tossed William Shatner out a window in American Psycho 2: All-American Girl.

A not-so-white lie about her age got transplanted Ukranian Mila Kunis the role of Jackie Burkhart on That '70s Show and earned her two Young Star Awards and one Young Hollywood Award along the way. Since then, she's never looked back, having moved on to successful ventures, like lending her voice to the ever-popular Family Guy, helping Jason Segel with Forgetting Sarah Marshall, or making assassins sexy in Max Payne.

Thanks mostly to her two bankable television roles, Mila Kunis has earned the rare Hollywood luxury of being financially stable enough to be picky about her future projects. While Corey Haim and Lindsay Lohan are off exchanging straight-to-DVD scripts on a lonely Santa Monica street corner, Mila Kunis is on the lookout to play characters who offer new toys (guns) and activities (shoplifting or beating up Mark Wahlberg) that she wouldn't otherwise get to try out every day. She's found it through her latest role in Extract and with her stacked 2010 dance card that includes the dark dance thriller, Black Swan, the offbeat dating comedy, Date Night, and the action drama, The Book of Eli.

Mila Kunis followed the path of the American dream, even though she wasn't initially an American citizen. In 1991, she and her family emigrated to the U.S. from the Ukraine to seek out a higher quality of life and a meaningful education. For Mila Kunis, the first step in her education was learning English. She did this at Hubert How Bancroft Middle School, while also becoming well-versed in American pop culture through television shows like the game show institution, The Price is Right.

In 1992, Mila Kunis joined the Beverly Hills Studios because her father had heard that it was a good organization for children to socialize. This decision opened the door to a professional acting career when a talent manager watched the actress in action and promptly signed her up. From there, Mila Kunis started as a commercial actress and model for companies like Barbie, Payless Shoes and Guess, before getting her first television acting role in a 1994 episode of Days of Our Lives. Additional television guest roles would follow, opposite viral icons David Hasselhoff on Baywatch and Chuck Norris in Walker, Texas Ranger.

In 1998, Mina Kulis's after school acting hobby became a near-full-time career. First, she played the child version of world's first supermodel, Gia Carangi, in Gia, the HBO telefilm that earned Angelina Jolie a Golden Globe Award. She also auditioned for the role of self-absorbed cheerleader Jackie Burkhart on That '70s Show. When the producers informed her that they were seeking an 18 year old and asked her age, she responded that she would be turning 18 "on her birthday," but failed to mention that this birthday was five years away. In spite of her lie, Mila Kunis kept her role on the show as Ashton Kutcher's gal pal, and was an early victim of his pre-Punk'd gags when he changed her car color from black to pink and added an "I Love Ashton" love note for added insult.

Now a beloved member of the FOX prime-time family, Mila Kunis soon landed additional duties from the network. In 2000, she replaced Lacey Chabert as the voice of the dysfunctional human punching bag Meg Griffin on Family Guy, and stayed with the series through its initial cancellation and subsequent resurrection. She also hit the big screen opposite Kirsten Dunst in the Shakespeare-influenced romantic comedy, Get Over It, and starred as the titular psycho in the Christian Bale-less sequel, American Psycho 2: All-American Girl.

Continuing her trend of having good things happen during years that end in "8," Mila Kunis starred in two high profile films in 2008. First, she played a hotel employee who gets the attention of the recently single Jason Segel. Though she didn't have to break up with him while he was naked (Kristen Bell got that gig), she did get to have an amusingly awkward dinner scene with Segal, Bell and Russell Brand that culminated in a hotel room contest with Bell to see who could be louder during sex. Mila Kunis closed the year opposite Mark Wahlberg in Max Payne, where she learned to put together guns while blindfolded and got to beat up the leading man in the usual Russian assassin wardrobe of short shorts and leather.

In 2009, Mila Kunis joined Jason Bateman for the Mike Judge-directed comedy, Extract, in which she played a deceitful temp playing mind games with Bateman's extract factory worker. She also followed Meg Griffin over to The Cleveland Show, a new spin-off of Family Guy. Mila Kunis is currently at work on three films for 2010, including the apocalyptic thriller The Book of Eli with Gary Oldman and Denzel Washington, the comedy Date Night which re-teams her with Mark Wahlberg, and the dark Darren Aronofsky-directed thriller, Black Swan, in which she plays a dancer in a nasty battle with her competitor (Natalie Portman).

Maxim Girl Milla Jovovich

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 11:03:00 -0700

It goes without saying that Milla Jovovich possesses an incredible amount of sex appeal, as befits her status as a former supermodel. In addition to her gig as a professional clothes horse, Milla established herself as a sexual being early on thanks to roles in risque projects like 1998’s Two Moon Junction and 1991’s Return to the Blue Lagoon. Even when she embarked on her music career in 1994, Milla Jovovich relied on her sexuality to grab the attention of the masses -- as evidenced by the sultry video for the single “Gentleman Who Fell.”

Milla Jovovich belongs to an elite group of former models who also managed to carve out a successful career within the entertainment industry alongside such notable names as Charlize Theron, Angelina Jolie and Cameron Diaz. She got her start generally playing beautiful, unattainable characters, yet there did reach a point at which Milla Jovovich was allowed to step into the shoes of more relatable figures. Her work as Leeloo in The Fifth Element (1997) certainly opened a lot of doors for her, like her unforgettable role in the ever-popular Resident Evil trilogy.

Milica Natasa Jovovic was born on December 17, 1975, in Kiev, Ukraine. Though she spent the first five years of her life in the Soviet Union, Milla Jovovich and her family relocated to the United States and eventually settled down in Los Angeles. Her parents split up a short time later, and Milla’s mother -- a performer in her native Kiev -- briefly attempted to make a living as an actress before eventually taking on house-cleaning jobs. Though Milla Jovovich picked up English within three months of moving to America, she found that many of her peers picked on her because of her accent and her communist background.

Milla Jovovich’s striking looks were in place virtually since birth, and by the time she was 9 years old, she had become a fixture within the modeling world’s auditioning circuit. After being signed by the Prima Modeling Agency, Milla Jovovich began popping up in a variety of print ads and other campaigns -- though it wasn’t until famed photographer Richard Avedon discovered Milla that big things started to happen for her. She was immediately placed alongside two other models in a campaign for Revlon makeup, and Milla Jovovich quickly found herself being asked to pose for such prestigious names as Donna Karan and Versace

Through her increasingly high-profile modeling career, Milla Jovovich showed an interest in acting and even attended California’s Professional Actors school to hone her craft. In 1988, Milla made her professional debut with a small role in the erotic drama Two Moon Junction, which she quickly followed up with one-episode appearances in sitcoms like Married with Children and Parker Lewis Can’t Lose. Milla Jovovich’s big break came in 1991 when she was cast in a leading role in Return to the Blue Lagoon, which, although not exactly a box-office bonanza, certainly propelled the struggling actress to the forefront of most avid moviegoers’ minds.

Although Milla Jovovich acted sporadically over the next few years -- notably popping up in movies like the 1992 Charlie Chaplin biopic Chaplin and Richard Linklater’s 1993 cult comedy Dazed and Confused -- she devoted most of her energies to the recording of her debut album. Released in April 1994, The Divine Comedy garnered a number of unexpectedly positive reviews, yet the disc eventually proved to be something of a commercial failure. Milla Jovovich subsequently threw herself into her acting full-time, and in 1997, she was launched into worldwide superstardom following her role as Leeloo in the science-fiction blockbuster The Fifth Element.

In 2001, Milla Jovovich exercised her comedic acting chops with a role in Zoolander. And the following year, she starred as Alice in the film that established her career, Resident Evil. She reprised her role as Alice in 2004's Resident Evil: Apocalypse and 2007's Resident Evil: Extinction.

Milla Jovovich’s stint as Alice in the hugely popular Resident Evil series only confirmed her A-list status, and helped her achieve the No. 90 ranking on AskMen.com's list of Top 99 Most Desirable Women of 2008.

Although Milla Jovovich took some time off in 2008 after giving birth to her daughter, she signed on to star in the 2009 film Azazel.

“From now on, I approach the cinema as a business woman. I intend to be in more action movies because, apart from Angelina Jolie, no other actress stands out in this genre.”
- Milla Jovovich

Maxim Girl Mircea Monroe

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 10:44:00 -0700

Mircean Monroe is an American actress who was born in St. Louis, Missouri but grew up in Fiji. Her first professional acting job was in the movie Cellular (2004). Since then she has appeared in various films, and pilots for The WB and Fox, starred in the Fox show "Drive," and guest starred on TV shows, including "Freddie," "Scrubs," "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip," "Sons of Anarchy," and "Without a Trace."

She has a number of movies coming up including Pornstar (2010), Phase One (2010), and The 41 Year Old Virgin Who Knocked Up Sarah Marshall and Felt Superbad About It (2010).

Actress Mircea Monroe, who also goes by the nickname Loma, has had many opportunities to establish herself in the entertainment industry. Her film credits include Pterodactyl, All Souls Day: Dia de los Muertos, Cellular, Stone & Ed, The Contract, The Ultimate Gift, Borderland, Screw Cupid, One Long Night and Your Name Here, while her television credits include Scrubs, House of the Dead 2, Freddie, Nobody’s Watching, Studio 60 on Sunset Strip and Just for Kicks. Monroe stands at 5 feet, 6 inches and graced the cover page of the September 2004 issue of Maxim magazine. At present, she is starring in the Fox television series, Drive.

Ellie Laird is portrayed by Mercia Monroe on the show Drive. Ellie grew up in Little Rock, Arkansas and ended up marrying Rob Laird, her high school boyfriend. Upon tying the knot with Rob, she thought that she would get to live the life she had always wanted. However, because Rob serves for the army, Ellie has often been left alone at home. Working as a hotel front desk clerk, she has come across different kinds of people who have come from all over the globe, and her daily encounters has renewed her belief that there is indeed, so much more to explore. Together with Rob, Ellie signed up for “The Race” in the hopes of finally stepping out of Arkansas.

Maxim Girl Monica Bellucci

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 10:40:00 -0700

It’s hard to envision Monica Bellucci without instantly conjuring naughty thoughts, and there’s little doubt that she deserves all the salacious sentiments that have been hurled her way over the years. It’s also worth noting that unlike a lot of her contemporaries, Monica Bellucci has only become more attractive and alluring as time has passed.

A textbook example of the whole MILF phenomenon, Monica Bellucci has managed to retain her hourglass figure without the assistance of plastic surgery (as far as we can tell). It’s no surprise to note, then, that Monica Bellucci has become a staple of AskMen.com's Top 99 list over the years, having peaked in 2002 with a ranking of No. 1. She also ranked No. 18 in 2007, No. 22 in 2008 and No. 18 again in 2009.

Monica Anna Maria Bellucci was born on September 30, 1964, in Perugia, Italy. The daughter of a painter and a businessman, Monica grew up with dreams of becoming a lawyer -- though it eventually became clear that her calling lay in the arts. After kicking off her modeling career at the age of 16, Monica Bellucci remained determined to pursue a career in law, and she even used her modeling money to pay for her post-secondary education. Yet there came a point at which Monica Bellucci was powerless to resist the allure of the fashion industry, and she devoted herself full-time to modeling.

In 1988, Monica Bellucci signed with the prestigious Elite Model Management agency and moved to Milan where she began establishing herself as one of the most naturally talented and flat-out gorgeous up-and-coming models on the scene. Though her burgeoning fame ensured that she had little downtime, Monica Bellucci nevertheless decided to give acting a try and she made her debut in a 1990 made-for-Italian-TV movie. She spent the next several years taking on small roles in obscure films, and Monica Bellucci found herself developing a real affinity for the world of performance.

Monica Bellucci’s hard work and perseverance paid off in 1992 when she successfully auditioned for a part in Bram Stoker’s Dracula, in which she starred opposite such luminaries as Winona Ryder, Gary Oldman and Anthony Hopkins as one of Dracula’s three brides. Monica Bellucci worked steadily throughout much of the 1990s, appearing in a whole host of critically acclaimed foreign movies (including ‘96’s L’Appartement, which was eventually remade as the Josh Hartnett/Diane Kruger flick Wicker Park).

Though Monica Bellucci had already established herself as a bona fide star in Europe, she remained virtually unknown in North America -- something that changed dramatically with the emergence of the new century. She kicked off 2000 with a star-making performance in the drama Malena, which went on to receive Academy Award and Golden Globe nominations. It was also around that time that Monica Bellucci married fellow actor and frequent costar Vincent Cassel, and in 2004, she gave birth to her daughter Deva.

After well-regarded turns in 2001’s Brotherhood of the Wolf and 2002’s Irreversible, Monica Bellucci reteamed with her Dracula costar Keanu Reeves with a stint as Persephone in 2003’s The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions. The following year proved to be even more fruitful for Monica Bellucci, as she appeared opposite Jim Caviezel in Mel Gibson’s extremely controversial The Passion of the Christ. Monica Bellucci took on a role alongside Clive Owen and Paul Giamatti in the ultra-violent and purposefully ridiculous action flick Shoot ‘Em Up.

Though Monica Bellucci is in her mid-40s, there’s little doubt that she remains one of the sexiest and alluring actresses working today. Her raw sensuality is unparalleled, and it’s certainly not difficult to see why she continues to outshine her younger and far more famous contemporaries.

In 2008, Monica Bellucci proved that she was still brimming with sex appeal as she ranked at No. 22 on AskMen.com's Top 99 list of Most Desirable Women and then moved up in the ranks in 2009, coming in at No. 18.

2010 is Bellucci’s most prominent year to date in English-language films, with The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, opposite Nicolas Cage and Jay Baruchel; The Whistleblower, opposite Rachel Weisz; and Joel Schumacher’s 1:30 Train. Did we mention that she’s 45?

"It doesn't mean anything, beauty. I mean, if I see a beautiful man, maybe I am surprised for three seconds, but then if I speak with him and he's completely stupid, I don't see his beauty anymore."
- Monica Bellucci

Maxim Girl Monica Potter

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 10:31:00 -0700

They say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But the people who said that were probably talking about paintings or operas or some crap like that, because the voting panel refuses to believe that anybody could think of a stunning subject like Monica as anything but sexy.

Unless you were like her Dad or something, because that would just be weird if you did and we'd have to ask you not to visit the site anymore.

If this category was entitled "Good Intentions & Stick-to-it-iveness," we'd give Monica a big old "100." Too bad this is the real world, baby (or at least the real Internet), and playing a supporting role to talking cartoon animals in The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle doesn't cut it! Try us some other time when you've got a resume, toots.

Monica Lousie Potter was born on June 30th, 1971 in Cleveland, Ohio. She grew up just off of picturesque Lake Erie in a blue-collar Roman Catholic family.

Her father was the inventor of the first flame-resistant car wax, but never cashed in on the invention's profits, being a salaried inventor. While not born with a silver spoon, Monica grew up in a happy family with three other siblings.

Miss Potter first dipped her toe in the ocean of show business back in Cleveland. Her father sent a blossoming 12-year-old Monica's photograph to a local modeling agency, which hired her immediately. Her father was soon driving her all over the Cleveland area for different jobs and interviews. "[My] Dad was everything from my secret agent and manager to my biggest fan."

Her family soon encouraged her to pursue a career as an actress. When she was 18, she moved to Miami, Florida, and landed a job on a children's show that shot in Peru, which she described as the "disaster of disasters." She gave birth to her first child a year later when she was nineteen; she hasn't publicly disclosed the identity of the father.

When she was 24, Monica moved on to Hollywood with a small child in tow and another on the way, where her first job was on the soap opera, The Young and the Restless.

Soon she landed a role in the 1996 film, Bulletproof, which she followed up with the straight-to-video Richard Grieco and Yasmine Bleeth juggernaut, Heaven or Vegas. For years she was a typical struggling actress in B-films and low-paying jobs.

She had her first break through in 1997's Con Air with actor-turned-hack, Nicolas Cage. She soon landed roles in box-office smashes like Patch Adams and the recent Along Came a Spider, and had the chance to look pretty in the Freddy Prinze Jr. flick, Head Over Heels (enough said). Monica also won critical acclaim in the 1998 film, Without Limits about the track star, Steve Prefontaine.

Monica has proven herself a hard-luck kid who has risen from a small town to the gleaming towers of Hollywood fame. While not quite a household name yet, be on the lookout for this blonde to take over your entertainment universe.

"People figure because I'm blonde and was a model, I just waltzed into Los Angeles and got major roles in major films." -Monica Potter

Maxim Girl Monika Kramlik

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 10:27:00 -0700

Maxim Girl Moon Bloodgood

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 10:23:00 -0700

Moon’s confidence in her body and her moves certainly caught the attention of her longtime boyfriend, 24 and Six Feet Under actor Eric Balfour. The two met in Hawaii, with Moon attracting Eric’s attention by busting out some seriously sexy moves on the dance floor. “It was a total sexual movie moment,” she says. After a lengthy courtship, Moon and Eric recently got engaged (the two are keeping mum on where and when the wedding will occur, however).

Moon’s meteoric rise to fame certainly speaks volumes as to her innate talent and ambition, and it’s clear that her roles will only continue to get bigger and better as the years progress. From her humble beginnings as a bit-player (her character name in Win a Date with Tad Hamilton! was “Gorgeous Woman,” for example) to a reliable television actress to a bona fide leading lady, Moon has always managed to infuse even the most seemingly insignificant role with an apt amount of charisma and presence.

Korinna Moon Bloodgood was born on September 20, 1975, in Anaheim, California. Moon’s father was an American military man stationed in Korea when he met her mother, and the two eventually got married and relocated to California. Though she grew up in Orange County, Moon’s upbringing was far from the idealized, picture-perfect existence that one might have expected.

"The misconception about Orange County is that it's all Caucasian and Republican,” she says. “There are parts that are diverse and poor. It's not just a suburb of kids who have it easy." Moon spent much of her teen years wrapped up in her dreams of making it as a musician, and she consequently spent hours working on her songs (most of which combined her two passions, hip-hop and folk). “I always thought I’d be a singer,” she says.

Moon Bloodgood Models

But Moon was forced to put her singing dreams on hold after she successfully landed a gig as a cheerleader for the Los Angeles Lakers. It was also around that time that Moon started receiving work as a model, and her face could be seen adorning advertisements for such companies as Revlon and Clairol. Her unique looks quickly made her a standout among her fellow cheerleaders, and it wasn’t long before Moon was being asked to dance alongside a raft of popular artists (including Michael Jackson and Prince).

Moon’s slow-but-sure entry into the world of entertainment convinced her to give acting a try, and she began the tedious process of auditioning for anything and everything she could get her hands on. Her hard work and tenacity paid off in 2002, when she landed a one-off role on the sitcom Just Shoot Me in an episode that also featured an appearance by fellow model-turned-actress Brooke Burns.

Moon Bloodgood Appears in a Lot Like Love

Moon followed that up with appearances on such shows as CSI, North Shore and Monk, and in 2004, she made her cinematic debut with a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it appearance in Win a Date with Tad Hamilton! Moon’s exotic looks ensured that she stood out amongst her hundreds of fellow struggling ingenues, with her admittedly quick ascent to fame certainly reflecting this. After taking on a role opposite Amanda Peet and Ashton Kutcher in 2006’s A Lot Like Love, Moon successfully auditioned for her most substantial part yet in that year’s Eight Below. Acting opposite Paul Walker and Jason Biggs, Moon proved she was more than capable of holding her own in a major Hollywood motion picture.

Moon Bloodgood Stars in Journeyman

Moon’s burgeoning fame led to a starring role on the short-lived ABC drama Day Break, which was unceremoniously pulled off the airwaves after just a handful of airings. Moon didn’t let the failure of the program get her down, however, and she was soon acting opposite Karl Urban in the 2007 Viking action flick Pathfinder. Moon can be seen on the NBC drama Journeyman, and will appear alongside such legends as Robert De Niro, Sean Penn and Bruce Willis in the Barry Levinson comedy What Just Happened?

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Maxim Girl Morgan Webb

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 10:16:00 -0700

Cameron Diaz had a certain indeterminate quality, a kind of je ne sais quoi in There's Something About Mary that just made her the tantalizing siren that she was. Morgan Webb has the same mystique. Maybe it's her down-to-earth cheerfulness. Maybe it's the way she moves her hands excitedly when she talks about the newest Tom Clancy-based X-Box game. Whatever it is, she makes computers sexy.

TechTV's ratings have undoubtedly been rising since Webb's start there. When she wears a tight TechTV shirt, or when she wears a miniskirt during an interview, or when the camera is placed at a bird's eye view while she plays at a horizontal monitor, giving us a stunning view of her, um, silicone valley, one is compelled to consult the TV Guide to see the parental rating on her computer show.

Morgan Webb is a celebrity in a specific but widespread circle. Those who know her and like her, like her a lot, but they are limited to subscribers of extended cable packages or satellite TV. Morgan's name, however, leapt those boundaries after a fan hacked into Madonna's website and wrote Morgan a marriage proposal. Overnight she became one of the most searched names on Yahoo!, earning it the top spot on the Buzz Index movers list.

With a combination of looks, smarts, comfort with the camera, and a wicked knowledge of Windows and video games, Morgan Webb became the star she is today. Her cubicle cam at TVTech had a loyal following, as does her web journal.

Case in point: she started as associate producer for Screen Savers, then moved up as a host of the show with her Windows tips. Her love for video games earned her her own show, X-Play, in which she looks beside herself test-driving the latest releases to just about every gaming platform.

She has teased fans with the promise of a blog, yet has kept them on edge. Certainly we can expect heavy Internet traffic jams when it finally does go live.

To the delight of computer wizards worldwide, Morgan Webb was born October 5, 1978 just outside Toronto, but her family soon moved to Los Angeles. At only 5 years of age, the cute, outgoing Morgan starred in commercials for McDonald's and other companies. Some may still remember her reciting the Big Mac's ingredients to a patty cake game.

Her parents limited her TV time in an attempt to get her to spend more time outdoors. Instead, young Morgan would spend hours playing video games (first Atari, then moving on to the original Nintendo). Hence her love for gaming stayed strong. She excelled in Legend of Zelda and other role-playing games, and would often practice secretly in hopes of beating her older brother at it.

In junior high, Morgan began what would become a lifetime obsession: fiddling with her hair color. She would experiment dying it with different Kool-Aid colors, which would inexplicably always result in a reddish hue. She is rumored to have shaved it all off at one point.

Morgan went to the University of California at Berkeley, where she got a degree in rhetoric with a minor in Italian. She describes rhetoric as the study of the arguments of philosophy, and as a way of studying philosophy with a more real-world face.

She graduated during the dot-com craze and went to work for Radio Riot Live, an Internet start-up that failed soon after its inception. With her friend Cat Schwartz from the busted company, she went to TechTV in 2001. She joined the program Screen Savers, in which she was a co-producer. Her quirky attitude and photogenic looks didn't go unnoticed, and they soon put her before the camera where she dished out Windows tips, of which she was a raging expert, three times a week. She also hosted the show a few times.

In 2003, she moved up to co-host X-Play, TechTV's popular video game show. Her chameleon-like hair and onscreen charm gained her a fiercely loyal following. One fan was so determined to get her attention that he hacked into Madonna's official website and wrote, tucked within other text, a marriage proposal to Morgan.

Why Madonna remains unclear, but it made Morgan an overnight sensation. She jumped to the top of Yahoo!'s Buzz Index movers list. That means that searches for her name in the search engine soared faster than any other celebrity, at 2,000%, surpassing Gwen Stefani and Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks.

Morgan Webb can still be seen on X-Play. She lives in a San Francisco house with some friends, where she relaxes by using Linux instead of Windows. She still hasn't officially accepted the marriage proposal from her fan.

Maxim Girl Mya

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 10:14:00 -0700

Though she hasn't received the levels of Lil' Kim or Aaliyah, Mya has become a mini-sexpot that isn't afraid to show a little flesh tone to prove that she's moved beyond an innocent teenager. Though she's very sexy, we think it might be a little out of character for someone with such a sweet voice.

Though her recent song "Case Of The Ex", was a succesful hit, and "Ghetto Supastar" put her on the map, Mya hasn't even come close to the kind of success fellow teeny boppers Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera had. In fact, during the height of her "Supastar" fame, she faded from public view missing out on a golden opportunity.

Mya Marie Harrison was born October 10, 1979, in Washington, D.C, and is the daughter of an African-American father and Italian mother. Her father performed in R&B bands, and must have passed his musical tendency to young Mya. Although she always knew that she would work in the music industry, she started out as a dancer.

Her love of dance shone through when a 2-year-old Mya danced in the pool between the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial. She began to take dance lessons soon after, specializing mostly in ballet, jazz and tap. While she lost interest in dance at the age of 8, she still showed passion for music with violin lessons in the fourth grade.

Mya took a brief hiatus from dance, but she returned to her hobby in 1992, piqued by her watching videos of herself dancing. She them studied tapes of Savion Glover, known for his work in the Broadway sensation Bring In Da Noise, Bring In Da Funk. With the help of Glover's tapes and practice on Mya's part, she eventually joined the group T.W.A. (Tappers With Attitude).

Mya then headed for New York to study with Glover himself, at the legendary Dance Theater of Harlem. Thanks to her fantastic ability to improvise, not to mention the fact that Glover was impressed with her tapping talent, Glover gave Mya a solo spot at a Kennedy Center performance. Almost giving back what she learned from the incomparable Savion Glover, Mya has been teaching children dance ever since the age of 14.

But it was when Mya's father heard her sing that he became dedicated to helping her pursue a career as a singer. Under his guidance, Mya recorded some demo tapes and perfected her vocals. He brought her demo tapes to a club where he was performing, where as luck would have it, the President and CEO of University Music, Haqq Islam was present.

Islam came to the Harrison residence to see if Mya's voice was as good in person as it was in her demos, and after a living room audition, where Mya performed songs from En Vogue, she was signed to a record deal. Thanks to a strict upbringing emphasizing the importance of education, Mya had already finished high school by the time she had a record contract.

The budding starlet intended on studying speech communications at the University of Maryland, but the intense schedule associated with working on a debut album were too stringent and Mya opted to focus on her true passions. So, she ventured into communication of another sort; singing to millions of fans.

Mya's self-entitled debut album was released in 1998, and featured collaborations with such R&B hard hitters as Babyface, Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott and Dru Hill. The critically acclaimed album went platinum and spawned hits such as "It's All About Me" (a duet with Sisqo) and "Movin' On".

While her album was becoming a commercial success, Mya's collaboration with Pras and Ol' Dirty Bastard for "Ghetto Supastar" (off the Bulworth soundtrack) and her work with Blackstreet for "Take Me There" (off the Rugrats soundtrack) only spread her fame and success even thicker. Mya also contributed a track to the Life soundtrack.

Mya's latest release, Fear of Flying, includes the producing efforts of Wyclef Jean and Jerry Duplessis, and features the collaborations of She'kspere & Kandi and Soulshock & Karlin. The album, which also highlights Mya's songwriting abilities, emphasizes her professional and personal growth, but still may not differentiate her from fellow R&B young divas such as Aaliyah, Brandy or Monica.

Known for her moves, voice and presence while performing on her popular tours, Mya also lent her vocals on the Lilith Fair, sharing the bill with artists such as Jewel, Lisa Loeb, and Sarah McLachlan. With her eye on producing, Mya also designs clothes, is a former spokesperson for Bongo jeans, and is involved in the Secret to Self Esteem program, focusing on teen issues.

Maxim Girl Natassia Malthe

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 09:46:00 -0700

What do you get when you combine a Norwegian man, a Malaysian woman, a little bit of candlelight, and a whole lot of passion? The answer, of course, is Natassia Malthe.
The actresses’ mixed-race background gives her an alluring aura that is evident in her perfectly pouty lips and her delicate curves. While few women look better in a black lace teddy, it takes more than just lingerie to make Natassia feel sexy. “Working on my knowledge and education and learning how to become a more talented and wise person make me feel more sexy,” she says.

Natassia has been providing cinematic eye candy since 1998 when she made her big-screen debut in Disturbing Behavior. She has since appeared (albeit far too briefly) in over a dozen films including 40 Days and 40 Nights (2002), Stark Raving Mad (2002), Halloween: Resurrection (2002), A Guy Thing (2003), and Elektra (2005). A versatile talent, Natassia has also made the small screen sizzle with roles in hit programs like Dark Angel, Andromeda, The Chris Isaak Show, and Confessions of a Sociopathic Social Climber.

As a model, Natassia has appeared in memorable ads for Axe deodorant and Johnson & Johnson’s pH 5.5 body wash, as well as sexy pictorials for magazines such as Maxim, Stuff, Candy, and Mega.

Natassia Malthe was born January 19, 1974, in Norway. Raised by her single mother, she and her sister Kristin passed their summers lounging around the country’s beaches as they worked on their tans. Apart from the company of her immediate family, however, Natassia admits she was something of a loner. “I didn’t have any friends, and I never went to the class parties,” she says. “It gets boring to me when people talk about clothing brands or what boat they’re going to buy next summer.”

Freed from the monotony of petty conversation, Natassia invested her energy in the arts instead, quickly becoming an accomplished singer and dancer. Following high school, she studied musical theater in London before moving to Canada where she continued her studies at the prestigious Goh Ballet Academy and the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.

It was in the Great White North that Natassia also kick-started her professional acting career, thanks to a small role in the sci-fi series Viper in 1996. Additional roles followed over the next two years in the television series Millennium and First Wave, and the film Disturbing Behavior (1998), a Katie Holmes thriller that not even Tom Cruise bothered to see.

In order to supplement her income, Natassia also began modeling, appearing in ads for Axe deodorant and Johnson & Johnson’s pH 5.5 body wash, as well as sexy pictorials for men’s magazines such as Maxim and Stuff. Although subsequent photo shoots gave her additional spending money, they also impacted negatively upon her desire to become a serious actress. "A lot of people couldn't get past the model thing," she laments.

A victim of her own good looks, Natassia spent the next several years of her career playing roles like “Redhead at Party,” “Girl in Bed,” “French Maid,” and “Dirty Dancer.” Although her screen time was limited, she did at least have the good fortune of appearing in notable productions such as 40 Days and 40 Nights (2002), Stark Raving Mad (2002), Halloween: Resurrection (2002), and A Guy Thing (2003).

After several years of blink-and-you’ll-miss-her film appearances, Natassia finally received her major breakthrough in 2005 when she was cast in the Daredevil spin-off, Elektra. Playing villainess Typhoid Mary, she delivered one of the sexiest kisses in cinematic history when she locked lips with the film’s star, Jennifer Garner. Although the scene had moviegoers talking long after the credits rolled, it was just another day at the office for Natassia. “When I’m in professional mode, I do the best job that I can,” she explains. “If that takes climbing up that 10-storey ladder or kissing Jennifer, I live the part.”

In addition to netting her thousands of new (and mostly male) fans, Natassia’s impressive performance in Elektra also lead to a plethora of new opportunities. In 2005 alone she starred in the films Bound by Lies, Awake and La belle dame sans merci, while also finding time to appear in television programs, such as Confessions of a Sociopathic Social Climber and Bloodsuckers.

In 2006, she was cast in the action-adventure film DOA: Dead or Alive, the terrifying horror flick Skinwalkers and the crime thriller Chaos, starring Ryan Phillippe and Wesley Snipes.

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Maxim Girl Nathalie Girard

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 09:41:00 -0700

French Canadian Model, Tae Kwon Do champion, make-up artist and stunt actress.

Nathalie started doing sports at a very early age. Being a rather beautiful, shy, quiet girl, lent itself to many personal challenges for Nathalie, but sports seemed to hold the answer. It dawned upon her, even at her early age, that an active, sports, life-style maybe the perfect place for her to express herself and give her the feeling of fitting in.

With this new realization, Nathalie started on a new path. She started with gymnastics for at least 5 years, under a very strict & disciplined coaching staff. Her elite gymnastic club had only one competition in mind as a goal, the Olympics. With great disappointment Nathalie’s Olympic dreams ended when she contracted mononucleosis. 8 months later, once she recovered, Nathalie was devastated when she was told that at the age of 10, she was now too old to continue. Here ended the gymnastic chapter of Nathalie’s life along with this Olympic dream. That summer she was sent to a day-camp where Nathalie continued exploring new sports like; wrestling, kayaking, baseball, fencing and more. Nathalie found that she loved all the sports, but wasn’t sure which one to pursue. Even with all these sports and new acquaintances in her life, she still felt something was missing … but what?! That same summer a councilor in the camp was building a soapbox racer. Everyday Nathalie could be seen standing and staring at the box-racer. Deep down hoping she could try it. Her dream came true. Not only did Nathalie manage to beat out the boys, but she also was the only girl to compete and win in the Jeux de Montreal (The Montreal Games). This single win revealed to Nathalie how competitive and excited she got through sports. It wasn’t only the winning itself, but more so, the challenges, competitions, and goals that sports presented to her.

It was now time for Nathalie to start high school and try her hand at some modeling. Success was not far behind with offers to model in countries like Japan pouring in. Unfortunately with these two new stages in her life also came, jealousy, isolation and teasing. To fight against these, her parents thought it prudent to send Nathalie for some self-defense classes. Unbeknownst to them, they have now started Nathalie on a new long adventurous path. After a few classes of self defense, the teacher saw that Nathalie had a lot of potential and suggested that she should join the Tae Kwon Do class. Which she did and LOVED! Nathalie then found herself training for competitions and winning multiple titles. During her 21 years+ of Tae Kwon Do, Nathalie became a multiple winner in both Canada and the U.S.A. She also earned the title of Quebec Champion 5 years in a row, PLUS Canadian Champion. Never being one to rest on her laurels, it came time for Nathalie to push her limits once again. Despite an extremely limited knowledge of English at the time, she moved to Vancouver B.C. Once there she started training with a new Tae Kwon Do master who thought Nathalie could easily qualify and win the Pan-Am Games. Regrettably, like many amazing athletes, Nathalie found herself not being able to compete for her country. Not because of the lack of skill, but because of the lack of money. With her heart crushed, money gone, but with no lack of determination, it was time for Nathalie to go back home to Montreal. Hoping to pursue her dreams, Nathalie continued to train in Tae Kwon Do. She went as far as to change her fighting style so she would have an even better chance to recapture her dream and goal of going to THE OLYMPICS.

Eventually, even with all her efforts, time, discipline, sacrifices and aspirations, only one thing could prevent Nathalie from going to the Olympics … politics. Torn between honor and the knowledge that it was time to move on, Nathalie had to find a new goal. A new path to take and we are so glad she did!

A new breath-taking life opened up in front of Nathalie. She started her move into the ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY. Nathalie got her foot in the door by being a make-up artist in FILM. One fateful day, someone heard about her Tae Kwon Do reputation (which still to this day follows her) and referred her to a STUNT COORDINATOR. Nathalie realized how amazing this new career could be for her. She could make a living doing a job that encompassed two of her life’s loves, training and challenges. Once again, her drive, passion and dedication for whatever she takes on motivated her to improve herself. Nathalie took courses in; rigging, stunt driving in L.A., high-falls, air rams (kicker-plates), fire gags, etc. Not wanting to be out done by the guys, she did (and still does) some serious weight training, which has had fantastic results that you can see in the film Gothika as Nathalie does a NAKED stunt in a shower.

Maxim Girl NFL Cheerleaders

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 09:35:00 -0700

Here are Some Images of NFL Cheerleaders..... Hottest Chicks giving Pose for Maxim.... Enjoye this Hot Images....

Kim Smith in Maxim

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 09:20:00 -0700

Sexy” barely begins to describe Kim Kardashian’s mouthwatering appeal. After all, this voluptuous beauty has been blessed with more tantalizing curves than a backcountry road. It’s hardly surprising that Kim considers Jennifer Lopez to be her personal style icon. “I think she was never afraid to show off her curves and inspired me to do the same,” she says. Of course, having a big bosom isn’t always easy. “I can’t live without a great bra!” she insists. “I need the support!”

Need a better visual? Then check out her December 2007 spread in Playboy magazine.

Kim Kardashian was born to be famous. The daughter of O.J. Simpson trial lawyer Robert Kardashian and the stepdaughter of Olympic gold medalist Bruce Jenner, this voluptuous beauty has been surrounded by celebrities from the moment she entered the world. Kim is the co-owner of a California-based retail fashion store which she operates with her sisters Kourtney and Khloe. “I opened the store myself,” she says, defending her work ethic. “Even Paris and Nicole -- they’re completely independent too.”

Kim Kardashian invited all of us into her life by opening the door to their lives in their reality show Keeping Up With The Kardashians, which debuted in October 2007. We've gotta give her points for that.

Kimberly Kathleen Kardashian was born October 21, 1980, in Los Angeles, California. The daughter of O.J. Simpson’s trial lawyer, Robert Kardashian, she and her siblings grew up in a world of immense privilege. They attended the best schools, they ate at the finest restaurants and they wore the latest designer fashions.

They also mingled with some of the world’s most recognizable celebrities, and Kim soon developed an intimate bond with fellow celebutant Paris Hilton, whom she befriended in L.A.’s notorious party scene. Although Paris may have helped to raise Kim Kardashian’s public profile, the Hilton heiress is far from the only A-lister in Kim’s Rolodex. Over the past five years, Kim Kardashian has also been romantically linked with pop star Nick Lachey, rapper The Game, actor Nick Cannon, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, and R&B producer Damon Thomas, to whom she was married from 2000 until 2004. However, it has been her relationship with ex-boyfriend Ray J, an R&B artist, that has attracted the most attention.

Maxim Girl Nichole Robinson

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 09:08:00 -0700

Nichole Robinson, also known as Nichole Mercedes Robinson, is a Panamanian-American actress and model. She has had a recurring role on the Showtime television series Huff, and before that appeared in roles that showcased her bikini body beauty with a supporting role in the 2003 movie Love Don't Cost a Thing.

After the series finale, I thought my season-long Watercooler coverage of The West Wing was complete. Thankfully, not so. A few weeks after the series wrapped up, I heard from NiCole Robinson (aka “Margaret”), who had read some of the posts (Pretty cool.) and she was nice enough to agree to an interview. What follows are highlights from a fun and funny conversation which touched on the West Wing finale, Margaret’s “baby daddy” and the late, great John Spencer. Enjoy.

Watercooler (Jon McDaid): Let’s start at the beginning. How were you cast for the role of Margaret?

NiCole Robinson: I was in an acting class and Jeff Roth from Warner Bros. casting saw me. As a result, I got 12 auditions in the Warner Bros. casting department. Those were the first professional auditions of my career and number 12 was The West Wing. It was the very first pilot for which I ever read, the other 11 were shows already on the air, including Friends and ER . I was only given one page of the script because, after all, I only had one line and when I read that page I knew for sure it was a very funny comedy. Luckily, before I walked in the door, I was told that it was definitely not a comedy and Aaron Sorkin was the writer. This kind of freaked me out because I am really a comedic actress. So, I walked in the room and there was John Wells, Tommy Schlamme, two of the biggest casting people in the business, John Levy and Kevin Scott, and I am told that the person I am going to be reading with is Aaron Sorkin. Aaron said to me, and I will never forget it, “this is going to be the shortest audition of your life.” He was right. It was the shortest audition and, ironically, the longest job.

My one line was “Is this for real or is this just funny?” This is exactly how I feel now, seeking Emmy consideration, for the role that came from my one line audition.

WC: Emmy consideration, how does that procedure work?

Robinson: You have to be sponsored into the Academy. Two of my sponsors were John Spencer and Martin Sheen. Isn’t that cool? Once you are a member, you’re automatically eligible for Emmy consideration. So, basically, all you have to do is fill out a form. You have to pick the episodes that you send them to consider you for.

I have never put myself in. John Spencer, every single year, would get on my back and say "Put yourself in, kid, put your name in the hat, put your name in the hat.” I always felt like, you know, I don’t have as big a part as these other actors. Three weeks before he passed away, we had dinner up as his house and he invited me over to grill me about putting my name in for the Emmys. And he went over all the procedures. Then when he passed away I felt, like, disrespectful to be quite honest. I thought if I don’t do this, it would be weird, and wrong, and I’d feel funny if I didn’t honor him in that he felt so strongly. So, I’m doing what I was told.

WC: Could you talk a little bit about working with John Spencer?

Robinson: On the very first day we worked together he said to me “I’m going to say your name in a way that, if I do it right, people will yell it at you.” Five years later, on my wedding day, I was in a room while the guests were entering and even then I hear one of them shout “Margaret!” Just like Leo would. Let’s just say it happens a lot. John was a master. He was my teacher and my friend. This question is very hard for me. I’m sorry. I just miss him so much.

WC: At the time of the pilot, did you sense the show was something special?

Robinson: Well, once I realized that it, in fact, wasn’t a comedy and got to set and Tommy Schlamme gave me a tour of the set, an exact replica of the White House, yeah, I sensed this might be a pretty important show. I’m quick like that.

WC: Seven seasons is an eternity in TV time. Were you surprised at all at the show’s success and longevity?

Robinson: No, absolutely not. When you have the combination of Aaron Sorkin writing, Tommy Schlamme directing and John Wells producing, topped off with an awesome ensemble cast (Don’t forget me, cast member No. 11 on this cast of nine.) the success and longevity is not surprising. I knew the potential because I got the whole script, about a week after I shot the pilot, and when I read that script I saw that it depicted politics and government without the usual cynicism.

Robinson: Don Richardson was my teacher and mentor and he would always say to me “Think of what everyone else is going to do and then do something different.” When I auditioned with my one line, the line was pretty sassy and I thought everyone would go in playing the old-school sassy secretary so I thought I would play the proud and devoted secretary. I guess that would be the regal part. As for being quirky, I have been called “quirky” my whole life and I’m not even sure what it means exactly. Wait, I think that was a quirky answer, right?

Margaret changed a lot! I think like anyone in a new job she was more timid at first, but after dealing with heads of state day after day, year after year, she gained a lot of confidence, just like the people in Washington.

WC: I know some of your fellow cast members talked to their real-world counterparts in the White House. Did you feel that kind of research was necessary?

Robinson: I did extensive research. When the cast was invited to meet our counterparts at the White House, I went. Who knew you needed an ID to get in? I was stuck at that little guard hut at the front gate. By the time I got in, I became painfully aware that the cute little sundress I wore was not exactly “inside the beltway” attire. The Rose Garden pictures are pretty funny. I definitely stood out, I guess it’s that quirky thing. Now, here’s the cool part: the woman’s name who was the Assistant to the Chief of Staff was Josephine Robinson. Kinda weird that we had the same last name. She showed me that she actually had a peep hole looking into the Chief of Staff’s office so she could tell if a meeting was wrapping up or what was going on before she entered. Cool, huh?

WC: Did you create a whole backstory for Margaret? Did she have a home life, hobbies, any superpowers?

Robinson: John would always say to me he thought she had a lot of cats. I have no idea where that was coming from. There are a lot of actors who do create this whole life and that tends to fall more for a method actor. I was trained by a man who had a very different philosophy, who was very writer-and-director driven. For me, if it’s not on the page, it’s not there yet. I was taught “don’t try to make things up,” because that’s the writer’s job. My job is just to interpret what’s on the page in front of me.

Maxim Girl Nicki Aycox

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 07:52:00 -0700

Nicki Lynn Aycox (born May 26, 1975, in Hennessey, Oklahoma) is an American actress best known for her roles as Syl on the series Dark Angel and Stella Vessey on the dramedy Ed. She also had a stint as the unreliable sister of Detective Rush on the series Cold Case and as Pvt. Brenda "Mrs. B" Mitchell in the FX series Over There. She was the first actress to appear on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as Captain Jim Brass' daughter, Ellie. She had a recurring role as Meg Masters in the first season of the WB (Now CW) series Supernatural. She had a role on Criminal Minds as Amber, a villainous sociopath in the episode "The Perfect Storm".

She played the piano and sang in beauty pageants as a child and does charity work. Has a younger brother named Steve. Her mother's name is Margaret and her grandmother's name is Lillie. She has an aunt and an uncle named Louise and Steve Clements. She speaks fluent German, loves British men - according to an interview in Jack magazine -, and is known to have Native American heritage.

Maxim Girl Nikki Bokal

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 07:45:00 -0700

Born and raised in New York City, Nikki was brought up in a highly artistic and creative household by her mother, a model and a businesswoman, after her parents split ehn she was a toddler. Nikki learned early to appreciate theater, music, dance, and art, and enrolled in virtually every kind of dance class, including ballet, jazz and hip-hop, as well as voice and piano lessons. As a child, she hung out in The Guggenheim, developing an unusual early love for architecture, and also became an avid equestrian rider. She preferred the company of her mother and her mother's artist friends to that of kids her age - probably because they were a willing captive audience for her frequent dance routines, comedy sketches amd dramatic recitals.

At 15, Nikki's professional career began, when she followed in her mother's footsteps into the world of modeling. She traveled the world, doing fashion shoots and runway in Europe, South America and Asia. Modeling gave her the freedom and the confidence to learn by experience, see new things and, most importantly, pursue acting. In spite of landing some commercials and taking screenwriting, directing and producing class at New York University, Nikki felt she needed to head West to truly launch an acting career. The consummate New Yorker took the plunge one day, calling a moving company and asking them when they could move her to Hollywood. When they replied, "Two weeks," she had her departure date.

Once in Los Angeles, Nikki continued to model, but acting classes with Ivana Chubbuck was where her paasion lay. Once again, she began to book commercials, and theatrical jobs were not far behind. Early credits include a guest-starring role on The WB's "Jack & Jill" and the independent feature film "Out in Fifty" with Mickey Rourke and Christina Applegate. She then landed teh gritty role of a heroin abuser in "Redemption", which was immediately followed by a meaty part in a major studio filn, "Enough". In addition, she recently started an apprenticeship with The Actors' Gang Ensemble Theatre. In very short order, Nikki has sped to the head of the class, and cannot wait to see how moviegoers respond. Now ensconced in Hollywood - albeit in a very New York - like apartment - Nikki returns to Manhattan every two months to see family and friends.

She's an avid golfer, having picked up the game as a child, continues to ride horses and longs to get behind the wheel of a racecar. Over the past year, she has started DJ-ing and salsa dancing. A vegetarian and owner of two cats, Bear and Jack, who she rescuedin the desert, Nikki is an animal rights activist and a big believer in finger-painting as a stress reliever.

Maxim Girl Nikki Wehmeir

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Maxim Girl Nina Moric

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 07:18:00 -0700

Maxim recently ranked her #70 on their list of the Hottest Girls in the World. Her dark red lips, her spellbinding stare, and her undeniable charm definitely make her one of the best Croatian exports we've ever come across.
She then relocated to Los Angeles, where she started to model for companies like Versace, Erreuno, and Les Copains. A mere four months after her move to America, she was cast in the music video of a little-known Puerto Rican pop star.

The singer was Ricky Martin and the video was for the song "Livin' La Vida Loca." Not only did the song prove to be a chart-topper, but it was nominated for six trophies at the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards, taking home the titles of Best Dance Video and Best Pop Video. As the brunette seen draped all over the Latino heartthrob, Nina left a lasting impression.

At the time, there were talks of making a sequel to the 1994 blockbuster film The Mask and Jim Carrey desperately wanted to cast the beautiful Nina Moric as the female lead. Unfortunately, negotiations fell through and Canadian funnyman Carrey left the project.

When she was 20 years old, Nina decided she wanted to model. After she became Miss Croatia, she entered the 1996 Elite Look of the Year modeling competition where she came in second place. This led to a two-year contract with the Croatian modeling agency Midiken, a deal worth $75,000 US.

Making waves on the catwalks of Milan, she entered the Elite Look of the Year competition once more in 1998, coming in first place. She quickly signed another two-year contract, but this time with the prominent outfit L.A. Models.

Four months later, she was cast in the Ricky Martin video for "Livin' La Vida Loca," which made her famous the world over. After modeling for companies like Versace, Erreuno, and Les Copains, she moved to Italy where she started a television career on shows such as Torno Sabato and Convenscion2001.

In 2000, she wanted to make a name for herself in the music business. She associated herself with techno/dance producer Joe T. Vannelli and soon after released a single called "Star." She plans to record an album in the near future.

Nina Moric was born in Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, on July 22, 1976. She grew up in an upper-middle class household, and her parents, a doctor and an economist, encouraged her follow her dream of becoming a lawyer.

Nina recognized that although she had the brains to pursue the higher intellectual echelons, her body could put most women's to shame. So she entered a national pageant and was awarded the title of Miss Croatia. At that moment, she decided that she could very well be a world-famous model.

Having realized her dream of becoming a world-famous model, Nina discovered that she was a star in Italy, and became a TV correspondent on Torno Sabato with Giorgio Panariello on RAI1.

She was also on Canale5 with Luca Barbareschi and she played Bora the Vampiress with Natasha Stefanenko and Enrico Bertolino on RAI2's Convenscion2001. She did television commercials for perfumes, fashion lines, as well as for Citizen watches and Infiore swimwear.

In 2000, she decided that music was something she wanted to try. Teaming up with techno/dance producer Joe T. Vannelli, a man who had worked with artists such as Erasure, New Order, and Bobby Brown, she released a single called "Star."

Joanna Krupa Hot Maxim Scans

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 07:09:00 -0700

"Sexy" is a term that seems embarrassingly inadequate when describing Joanna. Simply put: The 5'7" stunner has the kind of body that, in the words of Philip Marlowe, "could make a bishop kick a hole through a stained glass window." Part of it is her perfect 32-24-32 measurements, but that's only the start. Joanna's true appeal comes from her alluring gaze and her unshakable confidence.

As natural as Joanna's look may appear, it's actually the result of hours of hard work and dedication. In addition to eating well she's also a regular at her local gym. "I go at least three or four times a week and take hour classes like kick boxing, step class, core training, yoga, and Pilates," she says. "I like classes that not only work all your body parts, but are fun. I also love to take my dogs hiking."

Joanna is quickly becoming one of the world's most recognizable supermodels. Over the past five years, the Chicago-bred beauty has appeared on the covers of magazines such as Play..boy., FHM, Personal, Inside Sport, Stuff, Steppin' Out, Teeze, TV Media, Maxim, Men's Fitness, Esquire, Fitness Rx, Trump World, and GQ.

She has also appeared in high-profile campaigns for Mario Magro, Skechers, Izod, Le Coup, Physicians Formula, Frederick's of Hollywood, Venus Swimwear, and Ed Hardy Swimwear. Along the way, she has been voted the sexiest woman in the world by astute magazine readers from Austria to the U.S.

As an actress, Joanna has appeared in roles on hit television shows such as Las Vegas, Son of the Beach and The Man Show, and she had a small role in Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes. She also makes appearances in the 2006 films Ripple Effect, Skinner Box, The Dog Problem, and 2009’s Six Days in Paradise, which also stars Michael Madsen and the late David Carradine.

Joanna Krupa was born April 23, 1981, in Warsaw, Poland. The daughter of prominent hotelier Steven Krupa, she and her family moved to Chicago's Westside -- a huge Polish community -- when she was only 5 years old. "I grew up with the Polish food and even went to a Polish school for six years," she recalls. "We followed our Polish traditions."

In addition to keeping in touch with her roots, Joanna also followed her showbiz aspirations, keeping busy with ballet and tap dancing classes. Following high school, Joanna enrolled at a local community college in nearby Lombard, Illinois. Despite her best intentions, she didn't stay there long. "I was miserable," she now admits in retrospect. "I wasn't that into school, because I always knew I wanted to go to work." Deciding higher education wasn't for her, Joanna left for the bright lights of L.A. to pursue a career in modeling.

Joanna's move proved to be an immediate success as she quickly began to build her portfolio with a number of high-profile modeling assignments. "The jobs started coming in and I got the right people around me," she says modestly. Lucrative contracts for brands such as Skechers, Izod and Le Coup soon followed as Joanna continued to assert herself on the scene. "I worked my butt off," she admits. She also showed it off -- repeatedly.

"The first time I did a sexy photo shoot, I was nervous that all the girls in America would hate me for it and think I was letting them down," she says. "It's really nice when a woman comes up to me and says, 'Oh, I loved your picture in such and such.'"

Joanna's modeling work naturally led to film and television opportunities and, in 2000, she starred in an episode of the Baywatch parody, Son of the Beach. Additional appearances on The X Show and a small cameo in Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes followed in 2001.

In 2002, Joanna continued her transition to TV by accepting a year-long recurring role as a Juggy Dancer on Comedy Central's The Man Show. "I knew it wasn't me," she admits, "but they didn't make me feel degraded so it was actually kind of fun. I dressed up in costumes and danced around to music. But every job and every experience helps you get something else and has a reason. Even though it was stupid, it gave me a little bit of recognition."

That recognition and additional television experience helped Joanna to advance to the semi-finals of Star Search's spokesmodel competition in 2003. As exciting as her showing may have been, it also proved to be somewhat disorienting. "That period when I first left Star Search was hard," she says. "I remember having to do a photoshoot with a really famous photographer and I didn't know if I was coming or going. Part of me still felt like a really young girl."

Nonetheless, that "young girl" was now jetting around the world and appearing on magazine covers with increasing regularity. Joanna became a familiar face to readers of publications like FHM, Stuff, Men's Fitness, Trump World, and many more.

Joanna built on her Star Search success in 2004 with an appearance in the hit television series Las Vegas, as well as a starring role in the David Carradine action film Max Havoc: Curse of the Dragon. "At first I was scared to do a major role," she admits, "but the scariest part was when I found out they were giving me a lead role! It gave me more confidence in my acting ability because I got good feedback and was comfortable with the role."

Maxim Girl Paige Butcher

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 06:49:00 -0700

Born in perth australia she always wanted to be a model and actress and started to be a model in 1998 and ran second runner-up in the 10th annual swimwear internatinal model search lived in attadale a suburb of perth she is a ford model in new york works all round the world doing a lot of fitness magazines started modeling at 14 her career is going well and will have more acting and modeling in the future.philip.m.b. 0536.

Maxim Girl Paintball Girls

noreply@blogger.com (Cute Funter) — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 06:37:00 -0700

Grab a paintball gun and start shooting. Add some color to the opposing team’s outfits in a chase to capture their flag. This is an action game where strategy is paramount and teambuilding the key to success. Individuals and their teams pursue each other through fields to an exciting and memorable finish.
•Start with a safety briefing
•Games are supervised at all times by trained, professional staff to ensure maximum enjoyment, safety, and fair play
•Semi-automatic air gun, 2-pouch harness, goggles, facemask, paintballs, and compressed air are all provided