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Birthdate: 30 April 1977
Birth location: Monza, Italy
Birth name: Federica Fontana
Measurements: 88-60-90 cm
Height: 1.73 m (5 ft 8 in)
Eye colour: Blue
Hair colour: Blond


Federica Fontana (born April 30, 1977) is an Italian glamour model and TV showgirl.

She started to appear in TV and public ad campaigns at a very young age. At 18, in 1995, she won second place as Miss Buona Domenica and third as Bellissima, participating as an assistant in La sai l'ultima?. In 1997 she appeared on TV in the programs Presentazione del Milan, Mai Dire Gol, Volevo Salutare, Strettamente Personale and was a host for Slurpiamo, an on-air program for children on Junior Tv Antenna 3. In 1998 she was in the cast of Scatafascio, Paperissima (edizione 1998-1999), and Un Anno di Sport. In 1999-2000 she substituted for another showgirl in a supporting role for Massimo De Luca in the program Pressing Champions League.
Nel 2000-2001 she appeared in Il Processo del Lunedì alongside Aldo Biscardi and in Mai dire Maik. From 2002 to 2006 she hosted, together with Alberto Brandi, Guida al Campionato, on air on Italia 1 every Sunday in which the Series A Italian soccer championship was played. After that appearance she has achieved notable popularity and in 2003 she was called to appear in Ciro presenta Visitors, a comedy, and, in the summer, in Bande Sonore (as host). In October of 2004 she appeared in Super Ciro (Italia 1). In 2006-2007 she replaced Elisabetta Canalis in Controcampo-Diritto di replica, a television program on air every Sunday of the Series A Italian soccer championship, thus leaving Guida al Campionato after four years.
As a model she has posed nude for the 2004 calendar of the magazine Controcampo and has leased her image to several ad campaigns.

Gina Lollobrigida was born in Subiaco, Italy. Gina, destined to be called "The Most Beautiful Woman in the World," possibly had St. Brigid as part of her surname. She was the daughter of a furniture manufacturer, and grew up in the pictorial mountain village. The young Gina did some modeling, and from there went on to participate successfully in several beauty contests. In 1947 she entered a beauty competition for Miss Italy, but came in third. The winner was Lucia Bosé (born 1931) who would go on to appear in over 50 movies, and the first runner-up was Gianna Maria Canale (born 1927), who would appear in almost 50 films. After appearing in a half-dozen films in Italy, it was rumored that in 1947 film tycoon Howard Hughes had her flown to Hollywood; however, this did not result in her staying America, and she returned to Italy (her Hollywood breakout movie wouldn't come until six years later in the John Huston film Beat the Devil (1953)). Back in Italy, in 1949, Gina married Milko Skofic, a Yugoslavian doctor, and they had one son (they would be married for 22 years, until they divorced in 1971). As her film roles and national popularity increased, Gina was tagged "The Most Beautiful Woman in the World", after her signature movie, _Donna più bella del mondo, La (1955)_. Gina was nicknamed la "Lollo," as she embodied the prototype of Italian beauty. Her earthy looks and short "tossed salad" hairdo were especially influential, and in fact there's a type of curly lettuce named "lollo" in honor of her cute hairdo. Her film Come September (1961) co-starring Rock Hudson won the Golden Globe as the World's Film Favorite. In the 1970s Gina was seen in only a few films, as she took a break from acting and concentrated on another career: photography. Among her subjects were Paul Newman, Salvador Dalí and the German national soccer team. A skilled photographer, Gina had a collection of her work, "Italia Mia, " published in 1973. Immersed in her other passions (sculpting and photography), it would be 1984 before Gina would grace American TV on "Falcon Crest" (1981). Although Gina was always active, she only appeared in a few films in the 1990s. In June, 1999, she turned to politics and ran, unsuccessfully, for one of Italy's 87 European Parliament seats, from her hometown of Subiaco. Gina was also a corporate executive for fashion and cosmetics companies. As she told "Parade" magazine in April, 2000: "I studied painting and sculpting at school and became an actress by mistake." (We're glad she made that "mistake.") Gina went on to say: "I've had many lovers and still have romances. I am very spoiled. All my life, I've had too many admirers."

82. Heather Graham (last year #98)
Although her breakout role as Rollergirl in Boogie Nights happened 10 years ago, the 37-year-old beauty is still on readers’ minds. Her latest film, Gray Matters, which featured a lesbian scene between her and Bridget Moynahan, may be the reason why


83. Uma Thurman (last year #59)
After disemboweling and decapitating hordes of ninjas in Kill Bill, the leggy beauty will go back to romantic comedies in this year’s The Accidental Husband.


86. Josie Maran (last year #100)
This supermodel has made a career out of being hot with appearances in almost every major magazine, roles in films like Van Helsing and The Aviator, and television appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live and Late Night with Conan O’Brien



87. Sienna Miller (last year #63)
After being burned by Jude Law, 25-year-old Sienna bounced back with starring roles in films like Factory Girl and the upcoming The Mysteries of Pittsburgh and rumored relationships with Daniel Craig and P. Diddy.


90. Kate Hudson (last year #66)
The queen of romantic comedies may be best known for her role as super groupie Penny Lane in Almost Famous. After breaking up with her rocker husband Chris Robinson in 2006, Kate was rumored to be dating her You, Me & Dupree co-star Owen Wilson

Luisa Corna (Palazzolo sull'Oglio, 2 dicembre 1969) è una showgirl, cantante e conduttrice televisiva italiana.
È stata anche attrice ed ha preso parte al film Al momento giusto, di e con Giorgio Panariello.
Come cantante ha partecipato al Festival di Sanremo nel 2002 in coppia con Fausto Leali con la canzone Ora che ho bisogno di te.
Il 31 marzo 2006 esce il suo primo disco intitolato Acqua futura, che contiene anche un brano scritto da Renato Zero e la cover di una canzone di Joan Osborne.