Erin Andrews

BIOGRAPHY

Erin Jill Andrews was born on May 4, 1978, in Lewiston, Maine. Her family relocated to Tampa, Florida when she was a child after her father, Steve Andrews, was hired by WFLA-TV as an investigative reporter. Following graduation from Bloomingdale High School in 1997, she entered the University of Florida, where she studied telecommunications. At U of F, she joined the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, and also became a Dazzler, a dancer for the Gator basketball team.

ERIN ANDREWS BEGINS HER BROADCASTING CAREER
After earning her degree in 2000, Erin Andrews landed her first job as a freelance reporter for FOX Sports Florida. In 2001, she was hired to cover the NHL's Tampa Bay Lightning for the Sunshine Network. The following year she scored a higher profile gig as a studio host at Turner Sports. There, she covered the Atlanta Braves on TBS as well as the NHL's Thrashers for Turner Sports South. She also reported on local college football for TBS, and the NBA's Atlanta Hawks for their Sports South network.

ERIN ANDREWS JOINS ESPN

In May 2004, Erin Andrews left Turner Sports after inking a deal with ESPN. Thanks to her experience covering major league hockey, she began her tenure at ESPN as a National Hockey League reporter. With the start of the college football season that autumn, Erin Andrews' profile took off in a major way when she became a sideline reporter for ESPN's College Football Saturdays.

In addition to her college football telecasts, 2004 also marked Erin Andrews' debut as a sideline reporter for ESPN's Saturday Primetime college basketball games, and their Big Ten college basketball coverage. The following year she began covering Major League Baseball from the sidelines as well, and has since added coverage of Great Outdoor Games and the College World Series to her list of duties for the network.

PLAYBOY NAMES ERIN ANDREWS AS SEXIEST SPORCASTER

In early 2008, the results of an online poll to determine America's Sexiest Sportscaster of 2007 were released by Playboy magazine. Erin Andrews led the user-determined selection with nearly 40% of the votes, besting FOX Sports Net West's Lindsay Soto and the Speed Channel's Krista Voda. She came up number one again in Playboy's 2008 poll, beating out other hot sportscasters such as Charissa Thompson and Molly Sullivan.

ANDREWS TAPED BY PEEPING TOM

In May 2008, Erin Andrews was assigned to cover the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. ESPN broadcast the first day of the competition with Erin Andrews providing commentary. She also appeared along with Dancing With the Stars host Tom Bergeron for ABC-TV's primetime coverage of the finals.

Erin Andrews made the headlines for another reason in July 2009 after a foul ball hit by New York Met Alex Cora struck the reporter in the chin during the fourth inning of a Mets-Dodgers game. She was taken to hospital, but luckily only suffered minor bruising. In more recent news, Andrews was videotaped (through the peephole of her hotel room, no less) by a peeping Tom in July 2009, causing a salacious moral panic across the blogosphere.

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Odette Yustman

BIOGRAPHY

On May 10, 1985, Odette Juliette Yustman was born in Los Angeles, California. Thanks to her Cuban mom, Lydia and Italian-French father, Victor, Odette was blessed with an ideal blend of beauty. Before she could be famous, she had to go to school first -- on screen. As a precocious student in the 1990 Arnold Schwarzenegger vehicle Kindergarten Cop, Odette Yustman savored her first taste of acting and continued the hobby intermittently in films like Dear God and TV movies like Remembrance.

Although she was testing the waters for a future in entertainment, Odette Yustman wanted to finish her education first, and her California upbringing culminated in her graduation from Woodcrest Christian High School. With her schooling out of the way, Odette Yustman got into modeling while seeking out more acting roles. Odette Yustman's next role would be her first big leap forward.

ODETTE YUSTMAN ON SOUTH BEACH

2006 marked Odette Yustman's big showbiz break when she won a lead role on the UPN drama South Beach. As a feisty model on the Jennifer Lopez-produced series, the role promised big things for Odette Yustman. The show did give her some online recognition as a frequently searched celebrity, but the ratings didn't hold any water and the series was canceled.

Although South Beach was only a short-lived career boost, Odette Yustman jumped right back into acting with a steamy performance opposite Antonio Sabato Jr. in Lifetime's Reckless Behavior: Caught on Tape. Odette Yustman's sexy role had her playing a respected teacher on a Spring Break fling that comes back to haunt her. Odette Yustman was on a recurring TV series again, this time playing the gifted writer Aubrey on the Laura Prepon and Bryan Greenberg-led series October Road. Odette Yustman was grateful for the steady work, but she wanted some films to go along with it, and the next year would grant Odette Yustman all of her cinematic wishes.

ODETTE YUSTMAN IN CLOVERFIELD

Odette Yustman had already wrapped up a bit part in Transformers when she auditioned for a role in Cloverfield, a top-secret film from producer J.J. Abrams. She had no knowledge of the movie's plot before signing on, but the resulting media hype for the film made Odette Yustman a more visible face.

Not content with taking on the robust dangers of the Cloverfield monster, Odette Yustman fought more evil foes in 2009 in The Unborn, playing a woman possessed by demons. Remind you of a certain someone in Jennifer's Body? Not at all. While Odette is being pinned as "The Next _____," we think she's carving out a name all of her own.

Her upcoming roles in Rogue's Gallery, You Again and And Soon the Darkness, a horror flick that costars the equally beautiful Amber Heard, mean we'll be seeing a lot more of Odette Yustman in the next year. 2009 was all about overdosing on ______, but we have a feeling we might need a break from Odette Yustman in 2010. Until then, we'll just enjoy.

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Megan Fox

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Rockwood, Tennessee, on May 16, 1986, Megan Denise Fox started taking drama and dance lessons at the age of 5 and thrived from the very beginning. Despite a move to Florida when she was 10, Megan's parents did not let their youngest daughter forgo her talent, and so the future actress continued her training.

MEGAN FOX IN CONFESSIONS OF TEENAGE DRAMA QUEEN
By age 13, Megan Fox's dancing led to modeling opportunities. In 1999, she won several awards at the American Modeling and Talent Convention in Hilton Head, South Carolina. With this new credit, Fox began venturing into acting, and after she moved to Los Angeles, a future career in showbiz looked probable. Fox made her acting debut in 2001, appearing in the straight-to-video release Holiday in the Sun, a Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen film. She then garnered a recurring role in the low-key soap opera Ocean Ave. and appeared in an episode of the Amanda Bynes series What I Like About You.

In 2004, Megan Fox joined the legion of female teens overtaking Hollywood, appearing alongside Lindsay Lohan in Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen. She also had a role in the TV movie Crimes of Fashion and secured a spot on the Kelly Ripa-led sitcom Hope & Faith.

MEGAN FOX IN TRANSFORMERS

As Hollywood began to take notice, Megan Fox started joining the ranks of her fellow female actresses by posing in photo spreads, like her 2005 shoot for FHM. The following year, the magazine named her No. 68 on their 100 Sexiest Women of 2006 list. And in 2007, she continued her lasting relationship with the magazine by posing in another spread in their March issue. She also ranked No. 73 with AskMen.com's Most Desirable Women of 2007.

Megan Fox's biggest break, however, came that same year when she was cast as the lead actress in the highly anticipated Transformers movie, in which she played Shia LaBeouf's love interest.

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Sandra Bullock

Biography

Sandra Annette Bullock was born in Washington D.C. on July 26, 1964. This part-German, part-Alabamian was raised in Arlington, Virginia. The oldest of two, Sandra, her baby sister and their mom used to travel to Europe often because her mom was a renowned opera singer. Her mother's love of music transferred to Sandra early on and she often performed in local children's choirs or alongside her own mother.

Although Sandra was constantly traveling, she made a habit of fitting in with every crowd she encountered. In her years at Arlington's Washington-Lee High School, she was even voted Most Likely To Brighten Up Your Day.

After she finished high school, Sandra attended East Carolina University, majoring in drama. Since Sandra knew that fame wasn't simply handed out, she decided to jump-start her career and with the approval of her parents, she left university before acquiring her degree, packed up and moved to New York.

Once she arrived in the Big Apple, Sandra didn't waste any time and enrolled in intensive acting classes whilst simultaneously holding a bartending job. Sandra was a bartender for three years while she worked hard at achieving her dream of becoming an actress. Sandra went to every casting call and audition she could.

SANDRA BULLOCK ON BIONIC SHOWDOWN

Finally in 1988, a critic named John Simon gave Sandra's career a push in the right direction when he made a positive comment about her acting talent in a review of No Time Flat, an off-Broadway production that Sandra starred in.

With positivity on her side, Sandra got herself an agent and began acting in television shows, taking on the role of a beautiful bionic woman in the 1989 show entitled Bionic Showdown: The Six-Million-Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman.

After her stint on television, she moved to LA and landed her first starring role in NBC's adaptation of the movie Working Girl. Unfortunately, the show only lasted for six episodes, which meant Sandra had to resort to working various odd jobs until her next Hollywood break came around.

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