Lindsay Lohan, Jessica Alba and Scarlett Johansson top Maxim's 'Hot 100' list

According to Maxim magazine, at least this month, she's the hottest woman in the world.
The "Georgia Rule" actress-troublemaker tops the magazine's eighth annual "Hot 100" list, a ranking by editors weighing buzz and beauty for women in film, TV, music, sports and fashion.
"There is no other star in the world (who) causes more of a stir in the public eye than Lindsay," said Maxim Editor in Chief Jimmy Jellinek in a statement. "Her every move is watched and reported on."
Not surprisingly, Jellinek described his young, male readership as being "obsessed" with the 20-year-old Lohan, a ubiquitous party girl who spent the weekend soaking up the sun (with a new boyfriend) in the Bahamas.
Jessica Alba had to settle with the No. 2 on the list, which is in the magazine hitting stands Saturday. She's followed, in order, by Scarlett Johansson, Christina Aguilera, Jessica Biel, Ali Larter, Eva Mendes, Rihanna, Eva Longoria, Fergie, Sienna Miller, Angelina Jolie, Beyonce Knowles and Katherine Heigl.
Celebrity sisters Ashlee and Jessica Simpson are on the list at No. 16 and 41, respectively. Ashley Olsen, half of the mogul acting twins, placed 37th, while sister Mary-Kate didn't make the cut.

Hilary Duff and Katherine McPhee

Z100’s Zootopia 2007 showcased a variety of musical talent at the Nassau Coliseum on Friday night (May 18). The annual summer bash, which kicked off at 7 p.m., brought out Hilary Duff and Katherine McPhee - along with Maroon 5, Rihanna, Omarion, Fergie, Daughtry, and Gym Class Heroes.
Duff and McPhee took the stage and signed autographs for awaiting fans - after clearing up some rumors that have been hanging over their respective heads.

Hilary played the show amidst gossip over the lyrics in her new song “Stranger,” which has been alleged to be a dig at her ex, Joel Madden.
Clearing the air in an Access Hollywood interview, Duff said: “I made it seem like this was a relationship that I was in, but it’s actually about my parents and about their relationship. But I didn’t want people to know that.”

Meanwhile, Katherine McPhee has also been under the microscope - with fans saying that she has abandoned her American Idol style, even going as far
as calling her a sell-out. McPhee, 23, said in her own defense: “It’s my first record. Everything you do the first time, it’s not exactly the way you want it to be. You try to not step on any toes or anything. I was like, ‘I guess this is how it goes. The producer tells you how to sing it, and if I don’t like it, this is how I have to sing it.’ When [the CD] comes out, you feel like, ‘I could have said, “No. This is not how I want to sing it.”’ Your name is on it. . . . This is ‘in control.’”

Alba Replaces Lohan

Jessica Alba has snatched up Lindsay Lohan's role in the new movie Bill, after the teen actress abruptly quit the film because the first-time directors weren't well known enough.
The movie, which also stars Aaron Eckhart and Amanda Peet, begins production tomorrow.
Lohan, 19, pulled out of the film on Tuesday, claiming she only wanted to work with big-name directors.
Alba recently worked with the producers of Bill on the movie Awake.
Lohan is already working on her next project, Georgia Rule, starring Jane Fonda and Felicity Huffman.

Jessica Alba

BIOGRAPHI
Full Name: Jessica Marie Alba
Age : 26
Date of Birth: April 28, 1981
Birth Place: Pomona, California
Residence: Southern California
Height: 5'7
Bust: 34"
Waist: 25"
Hips: 34"
Size: 4
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Brown
Shoe: 8



Jessica Marie Alba was born in Pomona, California, on April 28, 1981. Jessica’s family moved to Biloxi, Mississippi while Jessica was very young. Her father, who was in the Air Force, moved the family to Del Rio, Texas, later. Eventually, the family settled in southern California when Jessica was nine. Jessica had always wanted to be an actress from the age of five. She took her first acting class at the age of 12. Shortly later, Jessica was signed by an agency.
In 1993, Jessica made her movie debut in Camp Nowhere. She was originally hired for a short time but got lucky when one of the main actresses dropped out. Jessica, who had the same color hair as the actress, eagerly took over the spot. After her first movie, Jessica appeared in two commercials for Nintendo and J.C. Penny and a few independent films. In 1994, she landed a reoccurring role in "The Secret World of Alex Mac." She played a snob who made life hard for the main character with magical powers. Also in 1994, she landed the role of Maya for a pilot of "Flipper." Jessica spent 1995 filming the first season of "Flipper" in Australia. Jessica is a PADI-certified diver and the "Flipper" show allowed her to have fun and play with the dolphins. The success of the first season of "Flipper" lead to the filming of the second season, which Jessica also starred in. Jessica involvement in "Flipper" lasted from 1995-1997. Since "Flipper" Jessica has appeared in a number of television shows and movies.
In 1996, Jessica appeared in Venus Rising as Young Eve. Also in 1996, she appeared in an episode of "Chicago Hope", as Maria. In 1997, Jessica appeared on the "Dini Petty Show", a Canadian talk show, and talked about her role in Flipper and her general acting career. She began working on P.U.N.K.S., featuring Randy Quaid, in 1998. P.U.N.K.S. was just recently released on video in early January, 1999.
In 1998, Jessica appeared in several TV shows for an episode or two. In early 1998, she appeared in "Brooklyn South", as Melissa. A few months later, she appeared in two episodes of "Beverly Hills 90210", as Leanne. And finally, she appeared in an episode of "Love Boat: The Next Wave." In 1999 she appeared a huge number of magazines. She had a small role in Never Been Kissed which was released in the Spring. A month later she could be found with a larger role in Idle Hands. Her two performances in those movies started a buzz in the entertainment industry. Many more magazines would come knocking on her door. Shortly after the release of those two movies, she landed the starring role in Paranoia. She finished filming Paranoia in June. The movie is in post-production now. Shortly later she started working on what will potentially be her biggest work ever. She auditioned for the leading role in Dark Angel. She caught the eye of James Cameron and will now star in the post anticipated TV show of 2000, Dark Angel. With the huge success of Dark Angel and its legion of fans, Jessica will no longer be a rising star, she will be among the hollywood elite, a star.
Jessica made a comeback in 2003 with the title role in Honey. In 2005 she appeared opposite Bruce Willis in the movie "Sin City", the down-and-dirty feature-film version of Frank Miller's popular graphic novels. Alba played Nancy, a stripper with a tortured past who's about as close to innocence as it gets in a grisly black-and-white world.

Jessica Alba FilmographyFilms
1994 - Camp Nowhere - Gail

1996 - Venus Rising - Young Eve

1999 - P.U.N.K.S.

1999 - Never Been Kissed - Kirsten

1999 - Idle Hands - Molly

2000 - Paranoia - Chloe

2001 - The Sleeping Dictionary - Selima

2003 - Honey - Honey Daniels

2005 - Sin City - Nancy Callahan

2005 - Into the Blue (completed) - Sam

2005 - Fantastic Four (post-production) - Susan Storm/The Invisible Woman

2006 - Sonic (announced)

Television
young age - two commercials for Nintendo and J.C. Penny

1994 - "The Secret World of Alex Mack" - Jessica

1995-1997 - "Flipper" - Maya

1996 - "Too Soon for Jeff" - Christy

1996 - "Chicago Hope" - Maria

1997 - "Dini Petty Show" - herself

1998 - "Brooklyn South" - Melissa

1998 - "Beverly Hills 90210" - Leanne

1998 - "Love Boat: The Next Wave" - Layla

1998 - "E! News" - herself

1999 - "E! News" - herself

1999 - "E! Behind the Scenes: Never Been Kissed" - herself

1999 - "MTV News" - herself

2000 - "Dark Angel" - Max

2000 - "The Tonight Show" with Jay Leno - herself

2001 - "Rosie O'Donnell" - herself

2001 - MTV's "TRL" - herself

2001 - "Daily Show" withJohn Stewart - herself

2001 - "Late Night" with Conan O'Brian

2001 - "The Tonight Show" with Jay Leno - herself

2001 - "Access Hollywood" - herself

2001 - "The View" - herself

2001 - "Late Night" with Conan O'Brian - herself

2001 - "The Tonight Show" with Jay Leno - herself

2002 - "E! News daily" - herself

2002 - "Access Hollywood" - herself

2002 - "Extra" - herself

2002 - "Rosie O'Donnell Show" - herself

2002 - "Late Show" with David Letterman - herself

2002 - "Rank" - herself (episode: "25 Toughest Stars" 24 April 2002)

2003 - "Punk'd" - herself (episode # 1.3, 31 March 2003) 2003 - "Tinseltown TV" - herself 2003 - "Mad TV" - "Jessica Simpson" (episode # 9.5, 1 November 2003)

2003 - "Live in Hollywood" - herself as a guest host ( November 15, 2003)

2003 - "Rock Me Baby" - herself (episode: "The Difference Between Men and Women"

18 November 2003)

2003 - "The Sharon Osbourne Show" - herself (5 December 2003)

2004 "Last Call with Carson Daly" - herself (23 February 2004)

2004 - "The View" - herself (7 July 2004)

2004 - "Entourage" - herself (episode: "The Review", 25 July 2004)

2005 - "Late Show with David Letterman" - herself (22 March 2005)

2005 - "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" - herself (25 March 2005)

2005 - "Last Call with Carson Daly" - herself (1 April 2005)

Magazines
1992 - "Robinson's May"

1994 - "Seventeen" - June

1995 - "Teen" - August 1999 - "Vanity Faire" - February

1999 - "Cinescape" - January/February

1999 - "YM" - March

1999 - "Teen People" - March

1999 - "Glamour" - March

1999 - "Allure" - March

1999 - "Bikini" - March

1999 - "Jump" - April

1999 - "Seventeen" - April

1999 - "Fangoria" - April

1999 - "Teen People" - May

1999 - "Detour" - May

1999 - "MXG" - Summer

1999 - "28th Street"

1999 - "Latingirl"

1999 - "Launch" - 28th edition

1999 - "The Sunday Times" - 06.20.99

1999 - "Toronto Star" - 06.23.99 1999 - "Teen People" - All-Star Yearbook

1999 - "Sci-Fi Teen"

1999 - "New York Times Magazine" - 09.05.99

1999 - "Gear" - October

2000 - "Seventeen" - January

2000 - "Details" - January

2000 - "Harper's Bazaar" - January

2000 - "New York Post" - 01.27.99

2000 - "Stuff" - February

2000 - "Ralph" - February

2000 - "Details" - February

2000 - "Interview" - February

2000 - "Sky Magazine" - April

2000 - "Maxim" - Hot 100 insert - May

2000 - "Mademoiselle" - June

2000 - "Entertainment Weekly" - 06.30.00

2000 - "Harper's Bazaar" - September

2000 - "TV Guide" - 09.14.00

2000 - "Stuff" - October

2000 - "Maxim" - October

2000 - "Emmy Magazine" - October

2000 - "Time" - 10.02.00

2000 - "Entertainment Weekly" - 10.06.00

2000 - "TV Guide" - 10.14.00

2000 - "TV Guide" (Canada) - 10.14.00

2000 - "US Weekly" - 10.16.00

2000 - "Teen Style" - October/November

2000 - "Steppin' Out" - 11.01.00 2000 - "TV Guide" - 11.25.00

2000 - "Parade Magazine" - 11.26.00

2000 - "Femme Fatales" - November

2000 - "Seventeen" - November

2000 - "Gear" - November

2000 - "Starlog" - November

2000 - "Starlog" - December

2000 - "Maxim" - December

2000 - "Sophisticates Hairstyles" - December

2000 - "Teen Hairstyles" - December

2000 - "Entertainment Weekly" - 12.15.00

2000 - "Entertainment Weekly" - 12.22.00

2000 - "People Magazine" - 12.25.00

2000 - "Rolling Stone" - 12.28.00

2001 - "Source" - January

2001 - "J-14" - January

2001 - "YM" - February

2001 - "Glamour" - February

2001 - "Entertainment Weekly Magazine - 03.18.01

2001 - "Sci-Fi Magazine" - April 2001

2001 - "Seventeen" - April 2001

2001 - "Us Sky Magazine" - April 2001

2001 - "Dreamwatch" - April 2001

2001 - "Maxim's Top 100" - May

2001 - Teen People Magazine - July 2001

2001 - "Movieline" - August 2001

2001 - "InStyle" - September 2001

2001 - "Twist" - September 2001

2001 - "Color&Style" - September 2001

2001 - "Entertainment Weekly"- October 2001

2001 - "Twist"- October 2001

2001 - "Celebrity Cuts" - December 2002

2002 - "Who Weekly"- January 2002

2002 - "Twist"- January 2002

2002 - "Twist"- February 2002

2002 - "Allure"- April 2002

2002 - "Cosmopolitan"- April 2002

2002 - "Bravo"- May 2002

2002 - "Cosmopolitan"- April 2002

2002 - "InStyle" - 2002

2002 - "Space View" - May 2002

2002 - "J-14" - May 2002

Other
1999 - "Seventeen" on-line chat - 12.09.99

1999 - "Vagina Monologues" - 02.16.99

2002 - "Loreal Winter campaign" - 2001 / 2002

2002 - "Toy Festival" - February

2002 - "Marc Jacobs Fall Fashion Shows 2001" - February

2002 - "Got Milk?" Ad - 2002