Actress Cybill Shepherd

When a model from Memphis named Cybill Shepherd starred in Peter Bogdanovich's now-classic 1971 movie The Last Picture Show, it became readily apparent that she was not just another pretty face - a point of fact she confirmed in Elaine May's The Heartbreak Kid a year later.

Despite several movie roles, she's best known these days for television roles such as detective Maddie Hayes in the eighties series "Moonlighting" (the show that introduced us to Bruce Willis) and as struggling actress Cybill Sheridan in her own nineties sitcom "Cybill." More recently, she has had a recurring role in Showtime's "The L Word."

She's also done TV movies, including two spectacular turns as Martha Stewart. :-D

Actress Christina Ricci

Although Christina Ricci earned a reputation for cute films such as Casper and That Darn Cat as a child actress, it was her pair of performances as Wednesday in the Addams Family movies that set her on her trajectory as an adult actress.

She has played unconventional roles with dark undercurrents similar to Wednesday Addams, some of the best-known examples being the troubled Wendy Hood in The Ice Storm in the late nineties, as well as roles in 2003's Monster and 2006's Black Snake Moan.

She's an actress whose movies normally aren't for the faint of heart. :-O

Actress Kathleen Quinlan

Kathleen Quinlan first attracted people's attention at the age of nineteen, when she played Peg in George Lucas's nostalgia picture American Graffiti.

She has appeared in over fifty movies and on several television shows. Her best-known movie roles include the schizophrenic Deborah in I Never Promised You a Rose Garden, Marilyn Novell, the wife of an astronaut, in Apollo 13, and Anne Anderson in the 1998 movie A Civil Action.

Actress Mary-Louise Parker

Mary-Louise Parker is an actress who has left an indelible presence in both the movies and television.

Her movie credits include Fried Green Tomatoes, Grand Canyon, The Client and Boys On the Side.

Her television roles included a recurring role on NBC's White House drama "The West Wing," as women's rights activist Amelia Gardner, who was a love interest for White House Deputy Chief of Staff Josh Lyman. Since 2005, Mary-Louise Parker has played Nancy Botwin, a suburban widow who grows and sells marijuana in "Weeds," which has won her both an Emmy and a Golden Globe.

Television personality Candice Olson

Candice Olson is a renowned Canadian home decorating expert and interior designer who hosts the home makeover show "Divine Design With Candice Olson," which airs on the W channel in her home country of Canada and on Home and Garden Television in the U.S.

She has her own line of home decorating products, including a wallpaper line.

Model Kim Newby

Kim Newby is a top fashion model from the 1980s.

She was associated with the HV modeling agency in New York.

Actress Rachel McAdams

Canadian actress Rachel McAdams landed her breakout role at the age of 26 when she played "Queen Bee" Regina George in Tina Fey's satirical 2004 film Mean Girls.

Since then she's been in several mainstream movies, playing Amy in The Family Stone and Colee Dunn in The Lucky Ones. more recently she played Irene Adler in the 2009 version of Sherlock Holmes, earning a Saturn Award for best Supporting Actress.