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With her long dark hair, large expressive eyes and obvious talent, Anne Hathaway was earmarked as one to watch from the time she made her primetime acting debut as eldest daughter Meghan Green in the short-lived Fox drama series “Get Real” (1999-2000). The Brooklyn-born, New Jersey-raised player developed her craft as a child performer in theater, earning her stripes in several productions at the famed Paper Mill Playhouse (including “Gigi” with Gavin MacLeod and early stagings of the musical version of “Jane Eyre”). Hathaway was reportedly also the first and (to date) only teenager accepted into the acting program at The Barrow Group based in Manhattan.

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A lithe, attractive Hollywood leading woman, Hatcher gained attention and good notices for her portrayal of a very modern Lois Lane in ABC’s “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman” (1993-97). She began her professional career as a dancer in San Francisco, and was soon doing commercials and hoofing as a “Love Boat” mermaid on the last season (ABC, 1985-86) of that aqueous anthology series. That same year, she made her TV acting debut as Penny Parker in an episode of “MacGyver”, a role that later became a recurring character (ABC, 1986-90). She also has popped up as a guest-star on such TV series as “Quantum Leap”, “Tales from the Crypt”, “Murphy Brown”, “Night Court”, “L.A. Law” and “Seinfeld” (as Jerry’s well-endowed date whose much-debated breasts are revealed to be “real…and spectacular”).

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Colleen Marie Haskell was a contestant on the first season of the American reality show Survivor. She was born December 6, 1976 in Bethesda, Maryland to John and Patricia Haskell. Haskell was a graduate of the University of Georgia.

Haskell was a castaway on the Pagong tribe. She finished in 6th place as the last member of her tribe remaining in the game. Bryant Gumbel tagged her as “America’s Sweetheart” due to her fair play, witty observations and girl next door appearance. She was arguably the most popular castaway from the first season and is still a fan favorite.

In 2001 she starred in the comedic film The Animal, playing Rob Schneider’s love interest. In 2003, she worked as an assistant producer on The Michael Essany Show.

Haskell’s final words after being voted off were “Play fair, be nice”.

A blonde, blue-eyed and clean-cut child performer, Hart has been emerging from her teen years with great style and promise as a sitcom star. After making her debut as a four-year-old in a toy commercial, she appeared on such series as “The Lucie Arnaz Show”, “The Equalizer”, “Saturday Night Live” (in 1984) and in the TV longforms “Kane and Abel” (CBS, 1985) and “Christmas Snow” (NBC, 1986). In 1989, Hart temporarily abandoned TV and tried the New York stage, making her Broadway debut opposite Martin Sheen in a revival of Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” and off-Broadway in Circle Repertory Company productions of “Imagining Brad” and “Beside Herself”.

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Laura Harring made history as the first Latina to be crowned Miss USA in 1985. A year after her reign, the striking brunette was married to a German count and had begun her acting career playing Raul Julia’s wife in the NBC TV-movie “The Alamo: 13 Days to Glory” (1987). After clashing with her husband over her desire to pursue an acting career, Harring obtained a divorce and landed the lead in “The Forbidden Dance” (1990) and a one-year (1990-91) stint on the ABC daytime serial “General Hospital”. Her career really took off, though, after she landed one of the leads in the David Lynch pilot “Mulholland Dr.” in 1999. When ABC passed on the project, Lynch received funding from producer Alain Sarde and StudioCanal to expand the material into a feature film which was released to glowing reviews in 2001.

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Angela Michelle Harmon (born August 10, 1972) is an American fashion model and television/film actress. She became a well-known model in the 1990s, and developed a career as a television star after roles on Baywatch Nights and Law & Order. Her best-known film role was in 2003’s Agent Cody Banks. Harmon has been described as “one of the true American beauties, a woman of flawless skin, impossibly thick black hair, steep but not overtly sexy curves, high cheekbones, and hypnotic, walnut-colored eyes.

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The daughter of screen siren Jayne Mansfield and muscular sometime movie actor Mickey Hargitay, Mariska Hargitay worked in small roles in the 1980s then found her career as a supporting player in the 90s. Hargitay went from the short-lived “Prince Street” (NBC, 1997) to the pilot for “Cracker” (ABC, 1997) to a recurring role on the hit NBC series “ER” (1997-98). Usually playing characters with an air of toughness, she found her first series work as a teen parolee desperate to be accepted in the CBS series “Downtown” (1986). Two years later, Hargitay did a stint on “Falcon Crest” (CBS, 1988) as wily Carly Fixx.

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Known for bringing a quirky and vibrant personality to many of her characters, Alyson Lee Hannigan first garnered attention for portraying wallflower Willow Rosenberg on the popular WB series, “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” A former child actor/model, this natural redhead one-upped her TV fame after being cast in the late 1990s teen romp, “American Pie” (1999) as the nice-but-naughty band geek, Michelle.

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The step-niece of distinguished cinematographer Haskell Wexler, this attractive blonde came to the fore with her enjoyable performance as a mermaid in Ron Howard’s comedy hit, “Splash” (1984). Hannah’s striking features have been the cornerstone of her career–she was perfectly cast in a supporting role as a beautiful android in Ridley Scott’s “Blade Runner” (1982)–though she has latterly proved herself capable of less glamorous roles, as in “Steel Magnolias” (1989) and “At Play in the Fields of the Lord” (1991). “The Clan of the Cave Bear” (1986), however, was one such experiment which failed all around. Many of Hannah’s more recent films, though, while trying to capitalize on her penchant for whimsy, have offered her little but standard leading lady duties (“Crazy People” 1990, “Memoirs of an Invisible Man” 1992).

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What can you say about Natasha Hamilton? Having joined the fledgling Atomic Kitten aged just 16, the band signed their first deal a year later and soon rose to fame with debut hit “Right Now” hitting the top ten in December 1999.

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Full-lipped blonde leading lady of film and TV who gained notice with her role as a waitress hunted by a robotic Arnold Schwarzenegger in James Cameron’s successful and influential sci-fi adventure, “The Terminator” (1984). Her previous film credits include her feature debut “TAG: The Assassination Game” (1982) and a supporting role in “The Stone Boy” (1983), a drama starring Robert Duvall. Hamilton acquired a devoted cult following with a part written expressly for her: the spunky New York lawyer who falls in love with an underground-dwelling freakish outcast on TV’s wildly romantic “Beauty and the Beast” (CBS, 1987-90). She fared less well with other forgettable big-screen assignments, such as “Black Moon Rising” (1986), “King Kong Lives” (1986) and “Mr. Destiny” (1990).

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The former Ginger Spice, pop singer Geri Halliwell was born August 6, 1972 in London; a onetime topless model and Turkish game show hostess, in March of 1994 she answered an advertisement for an all-girl vocal group, and with fellow applicants Victoria Adams, Melanie Brown and Melanie Chisholm formed the nucleus of what later (with the addition of fifth member Emma Bunton) became the Spice Girls. The biggest pop phenomenon of the late 1990s, the Spice Girls enjoyed a series of chart-topping singles like “Wannabe,” “Say You’ll Be There” and “2 Become 1; ” the group’s unofficial leader, Halliwell was commonly known in the press as Ginger Spice, notorious for her garishly provocative costumes, thick make-up and saucy behavior. As the Spice Girls’ star continued to skyrocket, they even starred in a film, 1997’s Spiceworld; however, after weeks of speculation, Halliwell officially left their ranks in mid-1998 amidst rumors of considerable in-fighting. After exiting the group, her image underwent a radical revamp, adopting a natural, demure look much more in keeping with her next job — in the fall of 1998, to the shock of many onlookers, she was named a United Nations ambassador, additionally taking up the cause of breast cancer awareness. Halliwell returned to music in mid-1999 with “Look at Me,” which debuted on the UK pop charts at the number two spot; the album Schizophonic followed a few weeks later along with her autobiography -If Only. Two years she returned with Scream If You Wanna Go Faster which included her hit cover version of the disco classic “It’s Raining Men”. Two instructional yoga videos