"Fabio Lanzoni Fabio Lanzoni (; born 15 March 1959), most widely known by the mononym Fabio, is an Italian-born, American-naturalized actor/fashion model and spokesman, who appeared on the covers of dozens of romance novels throughout the 1980s and 1990s. Fabio starred in the syndicated TV series ""Acapulco H.E.A.T."" in the role of Claudio. He was also featured in calendars, led a fragrance campaign for ""Mediterraneum"" by Versace, and landed a role in commercials for ""I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!"". He appeared in ""The Bold and the Beautiful"" a number of times, as a close friend of the character Sally"
"Cindy Guyer Cindy Guyer is an American model, actress and restaurateur from Stamford, Connecticut. Discovered by Wilhelmina International Inc. (Wilhelmina Models) at the age of 14, Guyer went on to become the most prolific model to be featured on romance novels. She has appeared on hundreds of covers, which earned her the nickname “Miss Romance”. The commercial print model and celebrity Playmate was featured in a tribute pictorial in Playboy Magazine for her contribution to this popular genre of fiction literature and millions of book sold worldwide. In addition to being credited as a cover model for romance novels, she"
"senza donne"", ""Facciamo festa"", ""Teste di cocco"", ""Lovest"", ""I miei più cari amici"" and ""Natale a Beverly Hills"", in the theatrical version of ""Some Like It Hot"" and as dubbers of the Disney cartoon ""Eldorado"". In 1997 he imposed internationally with Ferzan Özpetek's ""Hamam"". He was subsequently chosen by Yves Saint Laurent as testimonial for his perfume ""Opium"", and posed in a nude calendar for the Italian magazine ""Max"". He also became a testimonial for Lancia of Musa, as well as appearing in an ad for the Glen Grant liquor. As an actor, he worked for several TV miniseries and,"
"""Ladies' Home Journal"", ""Glamour"", ""Time"", and many others. Some of her ad campaigns included Chanel, Clairol, Halston, Pucci and Hermès, and she appeared in over 150 commercials worldwide. Moving to Hollywood, she made a successful transition from model to actress. Within a year, she landed more TV stints than any other actress at her agency. She worked with such notables as Ivan Reitman, Neil Simon, Sydney Pollack, Robert Redford, Ned Beatty, Burt Reynolds, John Candy, John Larroquette, Dom DeLuise, Roger Moore, Bill Murray, Jane Fonda, Dean Martin, Carl Reiner, David Carradine, Sammy Davis, Jr., Steve Guttenberg, Howard W. Koch, Albert"
"of a $25,000 loan from Marvin Gaye and Helen Reddy. The company began to expand, and, eventually, ""Famous Amos"" chocolate chip cookies could be found on supermarket shelves across the United States. He became such a known figure culturally that he appeared as himself in the ""Taxi"" episode ""Latka's Cookies"" in 1981. Thanks in part to the success of his cookie company, he was hired to deliver speeches. He has written ten books, many of which have a self-help theme, including ""The Cookie Never Crumbles"" and ""The Power in You"". In 1979, Amos' long-time friend and publicist John Rosica introduced"
"well-known figures as David Bowie and Bianca Jagger, Jean-Claude Duvalier as well as Queen Elizabeth II and the Queen Mother. Her work has been displayed in the National Portrait Gallery and in ""The Sunday Times"" and ""Cosmopolitan"". In the 1980s she turned her hand to writing racy and glitzy romance novels, partly inspired by her own glamorous lifestyle. She was published in both the U.S. and the UK. She was, however, also a devout Roman Catholic and regular churchgoer. She provided assistance to women who became pregnant, but were unable to support a child. She died from lung cancer in"
"Nehi on his radio show ""Ripley's Believe It or Not!"". By 1940, Nehi products were available in forty-seven of the forty-eight states. In 1946, the pace for the corporation accelerated tremendously. The company began to enhance its advertising by using celebrities. Bing Crosby, Joan Crawford (before joining the Pepsi Cola Company board of directors), Bob Hope, and many others joined in selling the products of Nehi Corporation. When World War II was over, the company and its bottlers joined in a progressive program of expansion and improvement that made 1947 one of the great years in the history of the"
"controversy included ""Sugar and Spice"", a 1993 episode of the series ""Picket Fences"" that David E. Kelley also wrote, and ""Don't Ask, Don't Tell"", an episode of ""Roseanne"" that aired in 1994. Michele Greene confirmed in an interview with the lesbian-interest website AfterEllen.com that her character's kiss with C.J. was indeed a ratings ploy and that there was never any intention on the part of producers to seriously explore the possibility of a relationship between two women. He's a Crowd ""He's a Crowd"" is a 1991 episode of the American legal drama ""L.A. Law"". In it, attorney Michael Kuzak defends"
"he was making a court application against prostitute Irma Nici and several others over claims in the magazine ""In Touch"" that he had sex with her. Although the magazine later accepted that the allegations against Beckham were untrue, his court application was dismissed under US freedom of speech laws. Beckham's fame extends beyond the pitch; in much of the world his name is ""as instantly recognisable as that of multinational companies like Coca-Cola and IBM."" Beckham's relationship and marriage to Victoria, who has been famous in her own right as part of the Spice Girls, contributed to his celebrity beyond"
"(""most [women] simply have, somewhere, a fantasy about having sex, in a non-defining, non-exclusive way, with other women."") Lawson is a supporter of the Lavender Trust which gives support to young women with breast cancer. She first became involved with the charity in 2002 when she baked some lavender cupcakes to be auctioned at a fundraising event, which sold for a significant amount of money. She subsequently featured the recipe in her book ""Forever Summer with Nigella"". In December 2008, Lawson caused controversy and was featured in various newspapers for publicly advocating wearing fur. She also remarked that she would"
"by American author Louisa May Alcott. She promoted brands such as Century 21, Diet Coke, Outback Steakhouse and Holiday Inn, among others, in television advertisement spots. Since 1982, she had performed as a singer at Jazz Festivals throughout the United States and Canada, being accompanied by her seven piece format, while interpreting traditional jazz, swing, blues, and classic ballads or the Great American Songbook. She performed in Victoria and Vancouver summer festivals in British Columbia, as well as in Monterey, Los Angeles, Newport Beach, Santa Catalina Island, and New Orleans stages, along with concerts at United Service Organizations shows, the"
"Peter Lindbergh. Alexander reached the peak of her career when she was featured in the 1988 and 1989 ""Sports Illustrated"" Swimsuit Issues and in Herb Ritts' Pirelli Calendar. She was then featured in ""People"" magazine's ""50 Most Beautiful People, proving how successful she truly had become. Despite being so successful, she told ""People"" that she had never felt she was pretty until she was pregnant. In the 1990 interview, she told them, Until I was pregnant I felt like an impostor waiting to be found out."" Although she is known to have broken barriers for models of color, being one"
"the pseudonym of Marcus Belfry. She wrote more than 700 books, as well as plays, music, verse, drama, magazine articles and operetta, and was a prominent philanthropist. She reportedly sold more than 750 million copies. Other sources estimate her total book sales at more than two billion copies. She specialised in 19th-century Victorian era pure romance. Her novels all featured portrait-style artwork, particularly the cover art, usually designed by Francis Marshall (19011980). As head of Cartland Promotions, she became one of London's most prominent society figures. Always presenting herself in a pink chiffon gown, plumed hat, blonde wig, and heavy"
"managed by George Gallier. Warren has appeared on the cover of ""Vogue"", ""Vanity Fair"", ""Elle"", ""Cosmopolitan"" and in two television commercials for ""Chanel No. 5"" perfume. Warren was ranked Number 1 on ""Maxim's Hot 100 List"" in 2000 when she was 21. She was ranked Number 52 in ""FHM's"" ""100 Sexiest Women in the World 2006"" special supplement and was the November 2007 entry in ""Stuff"" magazine's pinup calendar. Warren also has appeared in campaigns for ""UGG Australia, Andrew Marc, Perry Ellis, Nine West, Cartier, Volvo, De Beers,"" and ""Cacharel,"" as well as in television advertisements for ""Samsung"". Additionally, she"
"his claims that he had not received a fair trial. Kadamba Simmons Kadamba Simmons (May 1974 – 13/14 June 1998) was a British actress and model. Simmons appeared in advertisements for many products including Martini and Pantene shampoo. She had small roles in several films. See filmography. By 1997, Simmons was tired of her hard partying lifestyle. She saw her previous life as shallow and unfulfilling. According to her family, she stopped going to nightclubs, began reading literature and watching classic films. In 1998, she went to India with her sister, Kumari, to find herself. While in Goa, she met"
"long-running series of television commercials for H. J. Heinz Company, then the manufacturer of the weight loss foods for Weight Watchers, a Heinz subsidiary. Her signature line for the ads was ""This Is Living, Not Dieting!"". She wrote a book of her life experiences with the same title, which included a selection of Weight Watchers recipes. The autobiographical section later became the basis of her one-woman play ""Shakespeare for My Father"". In 1993, she was elected President of the Players' Club. In 1989, she appeared on Broadway in ""Love Letters"" with her husband John Clark, and thereafter they performed the"
"an act; she is ""cold and unapproachable so that no one will act funny with her"". Today, Kapoor is considered as one of the most popular Bollywood celebrities in India. Her look and performances have established her as a style icon for young women. In a 2009 poll conducted by the newspaper ""Daily News and Analysis"" Kapoor was voted one of India's most popular icons; with her partner Saif Ali Khan, she was listed amongst the top celebrity endorsers for brands and products worldwide. She became the only Indian actress to be featured on CNNGo's list of ""Who Mattered Most"
"a Deal,"" and as a glamour model. At the age of 19, she appeared in ""The Sun"" as a Page 3 girl. Following her rise to fame with the Spice Girls, nude photos of Halliwell were republished in a number of magazines in 1992 and 1996; these included ""Playboy"" and ""Penthouse."" In 1994, Halliwell, along with Melanie Chisholm, Melanie Brown, and Victoria Beckham, responded to an advertisement in ""The Stage"" magazine. Around 400 women answered the ad and auditioned at Dance Works studios. After a couple of initial line-up changes, Halliwell, Chisholm, Brown, and Beckham (née Adams) eventually became the"
"popular culture across various mediums: Artist Barbara Kruger used one of Love's quotes on her New York City bus project, and the indie pop punk band The Muffs named their second album ""Blonder and Blonder"" (1995) after a quote by Love, while a recording of her talking about a stolen dress appears as the track ""Love"" on the band's 2000 compilation album ""Hamburger"". She was also the basis of the character ""Courtney"" in Michael Hornburg's 1995 novel ""Bongwater""; the novel, set in Portland, Oregon, is based on Hornburg's teenage years living there, where he had known her. The novel was"
"Libresse Libresse is an international brand of feminine hygiene products owned by Essity, a Swedish consumer goods company. The company first appeared in 1940s with the first crepe paper towel called Mimosept. The brand is known as: Rachel Tucker, a semi-finalist in the BBC talent show-themed television series ""I'd Do Anything"", recorded a version of the famous civil rights anthem ""Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around"" which was used in the Libresse ""March"" commercial. The brand came under fire for airing a controversial advert in New Zealand that was said to be transphobic. The company apologised for causing offence"
"actress Patricia Neal. Her paternal grandparents were the actor Stanley Holloway and former chorus dancer Violet Lane. Dahl was the inspiration for Sophie, the main character in her maternal grandfather’s book, The BFG. She is married to singer Jamie Cullum, and has two daughters. Dahl was discovered at the age of 18, by the ""Vogue"" stylist Isabella Blow, who was then an editor at British Vogue. Over the years, Dahl appeared in advertising campaigns for Versace, Alexander McQueen, Boucheron, Pringle, Godiva, Banana Republic, Gap and Boodles amongst others. She appeared on the covers of both British and Italian Vogue., along"
"Upscale women were encouraged to move further up through more expensive fashions and cosmetics. Women were flattered to learn that Pears's Liquid Bloom of Roses and White Imperial Powder beautifully tints their cheeks and lips, bestowing a delicacy to the countenance. Men, by contrast, were given an ugly warning in the ad for John Gowland's spot cream, in the ""Sussex Weekly Advertiser"" in 1791: In the early 19th century, Edinburgh businessman and civic leader Nahum Ward purchased farmlands near Marietta, Ohio on the American frontier and resold them to farmers in Scotland. Advertise heavily using magazine hands and broadsides In"
"by photographing ""bigger and healthier"" California models and captioning the photographs with their names, turning many of them into household names and establishing the swimsuit issue as a cornerstone of supermodel status. In 1975, Margaux Hemingway landed a then-unprecedented million-dollar contract as the face of Fabergé's Babe perfume and the same year appeared on the cover of ""Time"" magazine, labelled one of the ""New Beauties"", giving further name recognition to fashion models. Lauren Hutton became the first model to receive a huge contract from a cosmetics company and appeared on the cover of ""Vogue"" 26 times. Iman is considered to"
"grandmother, Mary Helen Kelly from Keady, County Armagh, Northern Ireland, who married John Traynor. LeBrock began her career as a model at age 16 in her native New York City. Her breakthrough came at 19, when she starred in a 24-page spread in ""Vogue"" magazine. Shortly afterwards, she contracted with Christian Dior to work for that fashion label for 30 days a year. She subsequently appeared on numerous magazine covers and in fashion spreads, and became one of Eileen Ford's most sought-after models. She became especially recognizable as the Pantene shampoo commercial spokeswoman whose line, ""Don't hate me because I'm"
"caught the public's fancy. One columnist wrote, ""Probably no 'commercial' personality in television history has so completely captured the interest and affection of viewers as little Teddy Quinn, who became famous overnight with the phrase: 'Mothers are like that... yeah they are'... The hundreds of letters the company receives about Teddy Quinn are an excellent indication of the impact of his personality on the public. They come from all over the country and many actually ask that the commercial be repeated."" The ad also caught the attention of casting agents, leading to his career in Hollywood, including roles in ""Bonanza"","
"including colourful clothing to play well on television, as a fun way to engage people's attention while being easily identifiable. Later in ""New Idea"" magazine it was changed slightly to become the ""Candy Crusader"". It also helped to keep a clear distinction that she was not a medical professional. Over this period, she became a frequent contributor to the media, including investigative journalism pieces to expose alternative therapists making false and misleading claims. A high-profile investigation on ""A Current Affair"" involved a beauty therapist who claimed that she could cure cancer by injecting sufferers with a mixture of citric acid"
"had a mastectomy. Lucas subsequently wrote a book, ""Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy,"" which talked about her experience and discussed her attitude about overcoming the challenges of breast cancer. The book was made into an Emmy nominated movie that premiered on Lifetime television starring Sarah Chalke and Patti LaBelle in October, 2006. The theme song ""I am not my hair"" for the movie was written by Pink and India.Arie. Lucas has become an activist, informing women about breast cancer, and early detection. She recently created a Webby honored youtube video to inform women about early detection. Geralyn is"
"follower) in ""Faust Up To Date"" (1888–89). In March 1889, under the headline ""Disappearance of a Burlesque Actress"", ""The Star"" newspaper reported that Love had disappeared. It was later reported that she had gone to the Thames Embankment, considering suicide. This publicity served merely to increase the public's interest in her. When photographer Frank Foulsham had the idea of selling the images of actresses on postcards, Love proved to be a popular subject leading one writer to christen her ""the pretty girl of the postcard"". Over the following 30 years, she starred in a series of burlesques, pantomimes and musical"
"maintained, having promoted the airline for more than three decades. In 1978, she appeared alongside Leonard Rossiter in a series of Cinzano TV commercials in which the drink was spilled down her dress. It was named as one of the Top 100 British Adverts in a Channel 4 poll. In the mid-1980s, Collins appeared in print advertisements for Canada Dry Ginger Ale and Sanyo and was the face of Revlon's Scoundrel perfume. In 1992, she appeared in internationally broadcast television commercials for Marca Bravaria beer, while acting as the face of the perfume Spectacular. Since 2000, she has appeared in"
"fronted campaigns for luxury brands including Agent Provocateur, Bulgari, Bobbi Brown, Burberry, De Grisogono, Dior, Fendi, L’Oréal, La Perla along with Kendall Jenner as the faces of the lingerie house’s Freedom range, Jimmy Choo, Paul Smith, Tom Ford, and Versace, and has featured in works by both photographers Ellen von Unwerth and Rankin. Her style and, separately, her modeling work have seen her featured in print in titles such as Elle, Glamour, Harper’s Bazaar, Marie Claire, Tatler, The Telegraph, and international editions of Vogue. Ciobanu has also attracted the attention of men’s press, ranking amongst the AskMen’s Top 99 women"
"when they were published. The stories of their encounters with other celebrities also became fodder for the press; for example, in May 1997, at The Prince's Trust 21st anniversary concert, Mel B and Geri Halliwell breached royal protocol when they planted kisses on Prince Charles's cheeks, leaving it covered with lipstick, and later, Halliwell told him ""you're very sexy"" and also pinched his bottom. In November, the British Royal Family were considered fans of the Spice Girls, including The Prince of Wales and his sons Prince William and Prince Harry. That month, South African President Nelson Mandela said: ""These are"
"the project, stating that they do not endorse nor authorise the calendar. The sales of the calendar helped to raise funds for the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Youngquest has also worked as a professional model. He is hired by agencies Ford Models and DT Model Management, and has done advertising campaign for designer fragrances Paco Rabanne. During his time as a professional Rugby League player, Nick gained exposure from his involvement with a variety of charitable organizations and was featured on the cover of numerous magazines worldwide. In 2008, Nick was discovered by David Todd and has since been represented"
"successful sitcom ""The Vicar of Dibley"" which received great critical acclaim as well as numerous holiday specials and future airplay, achieving cult status. She also starred in three series of the comedy show ""Murder Most Horrid"". She had a voice over role as Mrs. Beaver in """", but more recently she has starred in ""Jam and Jerusalem"", written by Saunders, and ""Lark Rise to Candleford"". For many years she became popular for her appearances in the Terry's Chocolate Orange adverts saying the famous line ""It's not Terry's, it's mine!"" and is currently the voice of W H Smith and Tesco"