EMMYLOU HARRIS gets my #1 spot. At 60, she is still gorgeous. Believe it or not, I like her even more since her hair went grey. And then there's that incredibly unique voice!

Mariel Hemingway gets my #2 spot. Adorable in this 1979 Woody Allen film and earned a Best Supporting Actress nomination. Great Gershwin soundtrack. The last 20 mins, beginning with Woody on the couch with the tape recorder is one of my favorite movie sequences.

Lauren Bacall was dynamic when at only NINETEEN she co-starred with and soon afterwards married her 43-year-old co-star Bogart!

ANN MARGRET. Haven't seen her in a while, but like Emmylou, she was beautiful from her teens till her 60's at least.

CLAUDINE LONGET. Once married to Andy Williams and later jailed for shooting her boyfriend skier Spider Sabich. She did the best recording I know of UNTIL IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO GO,a great song.

Petite yet with a great body, wild hair and a voice that can be soaring and thrilling, feminine but yet amazingly powerful from such a tiny frame.

3 bright lights of FOX News. LAUREN GREEN, 3rd runner-up to Miss America, FOX(and FOXY!) religion correspondent(a Christian too, bonus points!) MEGYN KELLY,an O'Reilly regular and a.m. co-host. And to show I'm fair(though some may say a tad unbalanced,teehee)KIRSTEN POWERS, Democratic commentator and hottie!

KAREN ALLEN plays Laura in this film of my favorite play, directed here by Paul Newman. She was also appealing in STARMAN and RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK. Hasn't done much else of prominence in the past 15 years, though busy.

WHITNEY HOUSTON. A pity the course that her life and career have taken. She's magnetic. Her vocals on 'I Will Always Love You' are heart-breaking and she also does a terrific version of JESUS LOVES ME, a double/single with that song on CD, deleted from the Preacher's Wife soundtrack.

GRETA GARBO, but oddly enough, for me it's only in this one film. Maybe it's the hard-to-get thing, or the hairstyle? Plus that appealing scene where she laughs for the first and I think only time on screen. Historic and adorable.

DIANE SCARWID. I loved her portrayal in this film. Not really my 'type' but her personality in this role won me over.She earned an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress here. The movie is a 'BURIED TREASURE'. Check it out.

DARYL HANNAH. In 'Steel Magnolias', I thought her performance was of Oscar-nom quality. It didn't happen though.

The Shania Twain of the 70's with hair down to the back of her knees!

I almost forgot her because I'm not into her style of music. But she IS a talented beauty.

COURTNEY COX ARQUETTE. I wasn't particularly drawn to or appreciative of her character Monica in FRIENDS, but she is definitely both very pretty and talented.

I forget about her because her career never matched her beauty. Maybe new TV series will again spotlight her profile(pun intended). Haven't seen ENDLESS LOVE, but I suspect it's not about Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles playing tennis.

VANESSA HUDGENS. I just think she's really pretty in a different sort of way.

I've never seen her other than pix, so this is my lone choice based on superficial appeal. We guys are so shallow.

FARRAH FAWCETT. As a teen, I was actually more attracted to brunettes(hence Kate Jackson and Jaclyn Smith), but having broadened my horizons, in retrospect I understand why Farrah was every boy's dream.

ELLEN PAGE. After her Oscar-nominated role in JUNO, I thought she was even more impressive in SMART PEOPLE.... an appealing cutie and also a darn good actress. And Canadian too!