Malin Akerman has been named “Sexiest international import” by Victoria’s Secret in their 2011 “What Is Sexy?” list.
What’s sexy these days? Emma Stone, Rihanna, Giada de Laurentiis and Malin Akerman — according to Victoria’s Secret, that is. The women have been deemed sexiest actress, songstress, chef and international import, respectively, on the lingerie company’s 2011 “What Is Sexy?” list.
Sexiest actress: Emma Stone
Sexiest summer style: Beyoncé Knowles
Sexiest legs: Julianne Hough
Sexiest smile: Dianna Agron
Sexiest eyes: Mila Kunis
Sexiest lips: Amanda Seyfried
Sexiest curves: Sofia Vergara
Sexiest TV cast:Vampire Diaries
Sexiest songstress: Rihanna
Sexiest beach body: Minka Kelly
Sexiest sense of humor: Chelsea Handler
Sexiest chef : Giada De Laurentiis
Sexiest international import: Malin Akerman
Sexiest beach waves: Vanessa Hudgens
Sexiest sun-kissed glow: Jessica Lowndes
Facebook fans’ choice: Sexiest up-and-coming bombshell: Jennifer Lawrence
Facebook fans’ choice: Sexiest tweeter: Ashley Greene
Malin Akerman is featured inside “The Lab” magazine for their Issue #3! She is interviewed by Paul Rudd and its a great read – you can read it in our press archive.
I’ve also added photos from the photo session and scans from the magazine into our photo gallery!
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Malin Akerman has a bit of a girl crush on Jennifer Aniston, it seems, coming off filming the 2011 comedy “Wanderlust,” in which Aniston and Paul Rudd play an urban couple in search of a counterculture lifestyle.
And no, it isn’t because of any topless scene — the cast simply spent a lot of time together on location.
“She is such a loving, genuine woman and fun. You want her to be your best friend,” the “Proposal” and “Couples Retreat” actress told People on Wednesday.
Apparently, one of the benefits of being friends with Akerman is a sort of bare-bones matchmaking service as well — not the jealous type, Malin aimed to drum up some chemistry on Jen’s behalf.
“Guys, get out there! Nab her! She is every guy’s dream.”
If it wasn’t going to be nerve-wracking enough for Malin Akerman to watch her performance in “The Bang Bang Club” during the premiere at TIFF tonight, she also has to worry about what her friends and family are going to think.
“I haven’t seen the film so it’s one of those, I hope I don’t have to walk the walk of shame on the way out,” admits the actress during a round table interview Wednesday afternoon.
“I have some of my closest girlfriends from high school who are coming, my brother, my mother, my step dad, it’s just going to be great to see everyone. It’s really special you know.
“The Bang Bang Club, ” which also stars Ryan Phillippe and Taylor Kitsch, chronicles the true story of four young photographers in South Africa who risked their lives to document the final bloody days of apartheid. Akerman plays a photo editor at the local paper who pushes to get their photos published, despite pressure from the government to censor them.
Born in Sweden, Akerman was raised in Niagara on the Lake and attended high school in St. Catherine’s, Ont., and Toronto. She also studied psychology at York University.
“I lived here for 22 years and always watched the Toronto film fest from the outside and I always wanted to be a part of it and now I finally get to go.”
Now living in L.A., Akerman says she never attended TIFF while she lived in Toronto because she was always busy with school and the film industry wasn’t on her radar. That all changed when she started doing some commercials and landed some guest roles on TV shows .
“I did that here for about a year to two years before I ended up going to L.A. and that’s when I decided, ‘Oh this is fun. It’s kind of like psychology but more selfish. I’ll give it a shot and then go help others later,’” she recounts with a laugh.
“I love secondhand shopping. You find the best stuff! I can’t wait until my jeans and my boots are all worn in—when you shop secondhand, it’s already done for you. Plus, you can buy a T-shirt for $10 and cut it up into a new style, and it doesn’t matter if you mess it up.”
—Actress Malin Akerman, who played the Silk Specter on Watchmen, on her yen for castoff clothing.
From Ecouterre
Katie Holmes’ co-star Malin Akerman has said she wanted to ‘eat’ her little girl Suri.
Akerman, 32, worked with Holmes, 31, on their new movie The Romantics and said her co-star’s four-year-old daughter Suri was great on set.
She said to E! Online: ‘You just want to eat her! You want to eat that little kid so badly. And she’s a smart, smart girl. She’s so smart and well socialised because she’s always on set.’
Akerman was equally impressed with Holmes herself: ‘She’s like the sweetest hometown girl. She comes to set with cupcakes and coffee and orders pizza for everyone.
‘She’s like the mother hen… And she’s super cool and really, really funny. We had a blast.’
From Monsters and Critics
Actors are expected to sacrifice for their art, and for actress Malin Akerman that meant losing her eyebrows for her indie-hit.
Akerman tells PopcornBiz she did the ultimate eyebrow sacrifice for her new film “HappyThankYouMorePlease.”
Akerman plays a woman suffering from the hair-loss disease alopecia as the lead in the buzzed-about Sundance film which has garnered an August release date. There was no getting around the actual buzz for the part.
“I couldn’t fake the eyebrows,” she says. “The part deserved that dedication.”
The decision to go bare brow was “exciting and nervewracking.”
“The makeup artist turned on the shaver and the buzz started and I was like ‘Oh my God,’ ” she says.
There were a lot of bright sides. First of all, the brows have grown back. The Swedish actress was looking her usual stunning and fully-browed self at the Haute and Bothered Season 2 Launch Party on Monday night.
Also her husband loved the look. “My husband looked at me and said, ‘Wow you look five years younger. Second of all, you look angelic,’ ” Akerman says.
Finally, she didn’t have to shave her head. “We did a bald cap and my character wore these amazing head scarves,” she adds.
Akerman adds quickly. “I will shave my head if called upon.”
From NBC Connecticut