Tara Reid

A wide-eyed blonde starlet best known for her outrageous off-screen life, Reid appeared in commercials as a child before transitioning to film and TV roles. After an inauspicious start on Saved by the Bell: The New Class, she landed a part in the Coen Brothers' 1998 cult comedy The Big Lebowski. Never again would she be associated with such a classy project. Instead Reid became a men's-magazine favorite with scantily clad roles in Urban Legend and two American Pie movies. Her pretty face and giddy (if vapid) persona were tapped for a succession of forgettable flops (Josie and the Pussycats, Just Visiting, My Boss' Daughter), but Reid remained in the spotlight thanks to her tabloid-tailored personal life, which included high-profile romances (Carson Daly, quarterbacks Tom Brady and Kyle Boller), catfights (Cindy Margolis), infamous gal pals (Paris Hilton), a bout with anorexia, red-carpet wardrobe malfunctions and lots of public intoxication. In 2005 Reid attempted to turn her negative notoriety into reality-TV magic with the short-lived Taradise, but she was no Anna Nicole Smith and soon returned to B-movies (Alone in the Dark) and a recurring role on the wacky sitcom Scrubs.