A reformed, drug-addicted wild child-model turned actress from a notable celebrity lineage, Bijou Phillips’ uninhibited club-kid childhood proved fodder for the celebrity-obsessed masses as its lurid details were documented in nearly every tabloid on the shelves. Yet despite the traps and temptations that she may have fallen victim to in her early years, Phillips has restored her existence from tabloid headlines to forge a successful career in film and music. Born in Greenwich, CT, in 1980 to Mamas & Papas founder John Phillips and actress Genevieve Waite, Bijou’s early years were accelerated into overdrive when she began modeling at the age of 13. Emancipated from her parents the following year, Phillips went out on her own in New York City and although she initially resisted the lure of its cocaine-fueled nightlife after witnessing its effects on her sister and father’s lives, soon began to experiment with drugs after being ostracized by the city’s substance-powered movers and shakers. Though she would become the youngest model ever to appear on the cover of Vogue and once again became the center of attention for appearing in Calvin Klein’s revealing and controversial ad campaign, life in the fast lane was bleeding Phillips of both her soul and vital energy. It was only a few short months later that the former champion equestrian pleaded with her father to be allowed to return home and attend rehab — a plea that was initially denied until her father awoke to the mirror-image dangers his daughter was facing. Recovering from her accelerated youth more focused and wiser from experience, Phillips began to turn life around by focusing on her music and film career. As the animal-loving and self-proclaimed bipolar actress emerged to appear in such films as Almost Famous (2000) and renegade director Larry Clark’s Bully (2001), she also began to reach into her past to find inspiration as a singer/songwriter. Bijou has continued to make films since then, toting her 4-track and guitar to shoots and working on what will be her second album between takes.

An actress who is known as much — if not more — for her offscreen life as for her onscreen performances, Anne Heche had the distinction of being one of Hollywood’s most surprising success stories and also one half of its most famous lesbian couple. Heche’s hyper-publicized former relationship with actress and comedienne Ellen DeGeneres was particularly notable — and refreshing — for its degree of openness, something that made the two women veritable poster children for gay pride in Hollywood and elsewhere. Her exposure increased exponentially when, after appearing in Wag the Dog and as Johnny Depp’s wife in Mike Newell’s highly acclaimed Donnie Brasco in 1997, she made public her relationship with Ellen DeGeneres. Heche’s disclosure came directly against the advice of her agents — whom she subsequently fired — and the intense amount of hooplah surrounding it severely compromised her casting opposite Harrison Ford in the romantic comedy Six Days Seven Nights. Fortunately, Ford stood firm on his insistence that Heche star with him in the film and the actress managed to weather the ridiculous skepticism voiced by those who doubted a lesbian actress — one who had made a career thus far out of portraying blatantly heterosexual women — could convincingly play Ford’s love interest. Although Six Days Seven Nights was savaged by most critics and failed to perform as well as had been expected, Heche earned a number of positive reviews for her performance, as well as a choice position on many Hollywood casting lists.

Displaying blonde, corn-fed good looks, Laura Linney has built a career playing idealistic women who are not always as normal as they appear. Linney came to film via theater, a medium in which she had been involved more or less since birth. The daughter of respected off-Broadway playwright Romulus Linney, Laura Linney was born in New York City on February 5, 1964. Her parents divorced when she was six months old. Thanks to her father’s job, Linney grew up working in the theater, both behind the scenes and, in her late teens, on the stage. Following prep school in Massachusetts, she attended both Brown University and Juilliard, and she was soon appearing in a number of Broadway productions. She garnered notice for her roles in plays like The Seagull and Six Degrees of Separation, and won particular acclaim for her performance in Hedda Gabler.

The daughter of Harry, a stockbroker, and Pat, a schoolteacher, Jennifer’s parents got divorced when she was 6. Pat Tilly remarried and took Jennifer, her 3 siblings, and her 3 stepsiblings to British Columbia, Canada. Having to relocate constantly with her family, Jennifer had to adjust to each new school, and was a pretty quiet student. At 17, she started out yet again at a new school, this time at St. Stephen’s College in Missouri, to study theater. In order to help pay for her tuition, she contributed articles to magazines and earned money by winning Honorable Mentions in writing competitions. Jennifer was also busy appearing in bit parts, in films such as Moving Violations, Inside Out, Remote Control, He’s My Girl, and Rented Lips, one year after the other. With few substantial film roles coming her way, Jennifer starred yet again as the girlfriend of a criminal, only this time as the wife of a terrorizing doll, Chucky, in 1998’s The Bride of Chucky. In 1999, she lent her voice to The Family Guy and Stuart Little; appeared as herself in The Muse; and had a bit part in Play It to the Bone. Jennifer had to take it off for her role as a stripper in 2000’s The Crew, and starred in Inside Job, in 2001. Jennifer Tilly can next be seen in Fast Sofa, The Cat’s Meow (with Kirsten Dunst), and Ball in the House.

Andrea Thompson was born in Dayton, Ohio in 1959. She has three siblings, and was raised in a strict Catholic household. At the age of seven she moved to Australia with her family. After graduating from high school Andrea traveled the world for five years, before moving to New York to study acting. She then went to Hollywood and eventually got her first small part in Wall Street (1987) Extras In December, 1998, Italian designer, Gianluigi Assenato was sentenced to two years in prison, followed by deportation, for stalking her. KRQE was her first TV station assignment in Albuquerque, NM.

Angie Everhart Naked was the first redhead to grace the front cover of Glamour magazine. She also dated Sylvester Stallone in 1995 and was engaged to him for two months. Her modeling career started at the age of 19. Her first major movie role was in the 1993 film “Last Action Hero”, and also stared in the films “Jade” and the 1996 comedy “Bordello of Blood”. The first shots of her naked body came in the movie “Another 9 1/2 Weeks”.

Mary Louise Parker bottomless as she bends over for the camera to zoom in between her legs. She then gets on her hands and knees as the camera guy gets behind her and has sex with her doggy-style while reaching around and grabbing her breasts. Part 2 of 3 of her explicit home sex video.