Naturally blonde charm machine Kirsten Dunst warmed to the camera early as a child model for the world-famous Ford Agency. Then Tinseltown beckoned. She blossomed into instant stardom with her eerie turn in Interview with the Vampire (1994), in which she embodies a bloodsucker who's been trapped in the body of a pre-pubescent vampire for centuries. Since then, Kirsten has grown up--and spectacularly out--in a progressively popular (and progressively sexy) series of hits such as Little Women (1994), Wag the Dog (1998), Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999), and the gut busting Dick (1999), in which Kirsten and Michelle Williams exhibit teenage curves that would be worth getting impeached over. Bring It On (2000) put Kirsten immediately in the pom-pom pantheon of all-time great movie cheerleaders, while Get Over It (2001) solidified her as a bikini bombshell, as she cavorts poolside with Mila Kunis in itsy-bitsy swimwear. Her sopping-wet dress and resulting prodigious pokies were the greatest visual effects in Spider-Man (2002), and in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004), she busted out a nice swatch of partial right boobage while changing her shirt, giving eternal stiffies from her nipless mam. In Marie Antoinette (2006), a double provided full ass action, but Kirsten herself graciously gave us some accidental right nip and a touch of upper butt. Let them eat crack! Finally, Kiki blessed us with a proper topless scene in All Good Things (2010). Those are a couple of great things.