Age is Just a Number: Fresh Photos of Last Century’s Divas!

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Sophia Loren – Born in 1934

Sophia Loren rose from humble beginnings in Italy to become an international film icon. Her beauty and talent led her to win an Academy Award for her role as Cesira in “Two Women.” Through this, she made history as the first to win an Oscar for a non-English-language performance.

Sophia starred in major films like “The Pride and the Passion” and “Houseboat.” Not just a symbol of beauty, Sophia’s acting prowess earned her numerous awards, crowned with an Academy Honorary Award in 1991 for her lifetime achievements. In 2020, at 86, she captivated audiences in “The Life Ahead,” proving her talent endures​​.

Jenna Jameson – Born in 1974

A titan in the adult entertainment industry, Jenna Jameson’s rise to fame began after her work as an exotic dancer and glamour model. By 1996, she had captured the “Top Newcomer” award from all three major adult movie organizations, a precursor to over 35 adult video awards and inductions into the X-Rated Critics Organization and Adult Video News Halls of Fame.

Jenna’s prowess wasn’t limited to in front of the camera; in 2000, she founded ClubJenna, a multimedia adult entertainment company that saw tremendous success. In 2023, she reflected on her groundbreaking career and early days during an appearance on the documentary series “Secrets of Penthouse.”

Elizabeth Hurley – Born in 1965

Elizabeth Hurley first caught the public eye in the 1990s, notably for her role as Vanessa Kensington in “Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery” and as the Devil in “Bedazzled.” Her earlier ambition to be a dancer transitioned into a successful modeling career, highlighted by her long-standing association with Estée Lauder from 1995.

Elizabeth has maintained a prominent presence in both the fashion and entertainment industries. She ventured into television, starring in “The Royals” and portraying Morgan le Fay in “Runaways.” In 2021, her elegance and business acumen continued to thrive, evidenced by the launch of her beachwear line and her charity work​​​​.

Catherine Bell – Born in 1968

With an illustrious career that took off with her role as Lieutenant Colonel Sarah MacKenzie in “JAG,” Catherine Bell has become a household name in the world of acting. Her performance was so compelling that NBC saw CBS pick it up after canceling the show. This led to the character’s development, which resonated deeply with audiences, partly due to Catherine’s authentic portrayal, which included speaking Persian.

Following “JAG,” Catherine continued to captivate viewers in the mystical role of Cassandra “Cassie” Nightingale in Hallmark’s “The Good Witch” films, a character she played from 2008 to 2015 and continued in the series that followed until 2021.

Kimberly Guilfoyle – Born in 1969

Before Kimberly Guilfoyle became a recognized figure in political circles as a Trump campaign advisor, she was a formidable presence on television and in the legal world. Her work as a prosecutor in San Francisco catapulted her into the national media spotlight, and her notable achievement included co-prosecuting the 2001 dog-mauling case, which garnered international attention.

Transitioning to television, Kimberly began hosting “Both Sides” on Court TV and contributing as a legal analyst on “Anderson Cooper 360°.” Joining Fox News in 2006, she became a familiar face as co-host of “The Five” until 2018. Today, Kimberly continues to be a prominent figure in political advocacy.

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