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Born Laura Elena Martinez Herring of German and Austrian ancestry in Los Mochis, a small city in northern Mexico, she moved to the United States with her mother and two sisters at age 11. While in Texas, multi-lingual Laura spent her high school years at Aiglon College in Switzerland. While studying abroad, she was chosen to participate in a summer project that took her to India as a social worker, spending a month digging ditches and planting vegetable gardens. The following year she spent backpacking around the world. Returning to the United States, Laura entered the Miss El Paso competition. Laura won, went on to become Miss Texas, and subsequently garnered the distinction of being the first Hispanic ever to walk away with the title of "Miss USA." The following year her good looks and dynamic personality brought her the attention of Hollywood where she was cast in the telefilm "The Alamo: Thirteen Days to Glory" as the young wife of the President of Mexico played by Raul Julia. However, because another actress carried Laura's name, she made a slight alteration in the spelling of her surname and has used Harring as her professional name. Laura was riding the whirlwind of popularity when she met Count Carl von Bismarck, whom she later married. The newly titled Countess Laura Harring von Bismarck continued with her burgeoning acting career, but later an amicable separation ensued and Laura focused all her energies toward developing into the formidable talent that she is. From features to television to hosting, Laura Harring is proving to be potent and versatile talent. Laura is now divorced, making her an ex-countess. But, her movie career has just begun to flourish. Her recent movie, "Mulholland Dr.," written and directed by David Lynch, is now in theaters. Coming up, she can be seen in "New Shoes" and "John Q."

Magdalena Wrobel was born in Gdansk, Poland. She was discovered in Poland by a photographer and secured her modeling potential when she placed second in the 1993 Ford Supermodel of the World contest, at the age of 18. She began modeling with Eastern Models in Warsaw, before jetting to Paris and the US. Soon the rest of the world would have the pleasure of casting their eyes on Magdalena, as she graced the covers of such magazines as the French and Australian editions of Marie Claire, Glamour, as well as the international editions of Cosmopolitan, Vogue and Elle. In the pages of these magazines, Magdalena could be found in advertisements for companies such as Akris, Chelsea, Saks Fifth Avenue, War Child, Emporio Armani, Nordstrom, Valentino, Yves Saint Laurent, Calvin Klein, and Donna Karan. No stranger to catwalks, Magdalena has walked down the runway for big name designers such as Bill Blass, Christian Lacroix, Comme des Garçons, Givenchy, Christian Dior, Guy Laroche, Marithe & Francois Girbaud, Nicole Miller, Oscar de le Renta, and Emanuel Ungaro, just to name a few. Magdalena is presently represented by Next, in New York; Fashion Model Management, in Milan; and Eastern Models, in Warsaw. A nature lover, Magdalena enjoys staying active with outdoor sports such as skiing, mountain biking and swimming. When indoors, her favorite activities include reading, watching movies and doing yoga. Energetic and optimistic, Magdalena was announced as the model for Wonderbra's Three Degrees of Wonder brand. Prior to Wonderbra, Magdalena got her share of practice for showing off lingerie as a Victoria's Secret model. Born: 1974 Gdansk, Poland Occupation: Model Height: 5' 10" Measurements: 34.5-25-35 Eyes: Blue

B. Audrey Faith Perry, 21 September, 1967, Jackson, Mississippi, USA. Raised in the small town of Star, Mississippi, USA, the 90s country singer Faith Hill was singing at family gatherings from the age of three. She was influenced by Reba McEntire and formed her first band when she was 17 years old, performing at local rodeos. She moved to Nashville in 1989 and her first job was selling T-shirts at the Country Music Fan Fair. Attempts to make a name for herself in Nashville were fruitless, and Hill eventually accepted a secretarial job with a music publisher. Legend has it that the publisher/singer Gary Morris urged her to leave the job and take up singing as a career. She befriended songwriter Gary Burr, who produced her demo tape, and suitably impressed Warner Brothers Records. Hill has subsequently recorded several of Burr's songs, including 'I Would Be Stronger Than That', 'Just Around The Eyes' and 'Just About Now'. Her first album was produced by Scott Hendricks, who had previously had some success with Brooks And Dunn and Restless Heart. Her sparkling debut US country single,the rocking 'Wild One', topped the country charts and she followed it with a version of Janis Joplin 's 'Piece Of My Heart', another cheerful country-rocker. Take Me As I Am was successful, but surgery on her vocal cords delayed the making of It Matters To Me. This included a song about wife-beating, 'A Man's Home Is His Castle', a duet with Shelby Lynne, 'Keep Walkin' On', and a song written for her by Alan Jackson, 'I Can't Do That Anymore'. Her regular band features Trey Grey (drums), Steve Hornbeak (keyboards), Tom Rutledge (guitar, fiddle), Anthony Joyner (bass), Lou Toomey (lead guitar), Karen Staley (guitar, vocals) and is masterminded by dobro and steel guitarist Gary Carter.Much of Hill's popularity has been fuelled by having one of the best touring bands in the business. 'It Matters To Me' was a further US country chart topper in 1996. In 1997 she recorded with her husband Tim McGraw, resulting in the number 1 hit and CMA Award-winning 'It's Your Love'.

Name : Ashley Tyler Judd Date Of Birth : April 19, 1968 Place of Birth : Los Angeles, CA, USA Height : 5' 7 Hair : Brown Eyes : Green Education : University of Kentucky (1990) (graduated Phil Beta Kappa)

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