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Playboy unveils top 26 'Sexiest Celebrities'
by Natalie James - February 15, 2010 - comments
The list of hottest celebs on earth has been compiled by Hugh Hefner and his editorial team for Playboy’s annual March Sex and Music issue, which also comprises singer John Mayer's controversial interview.
Playboy magazine has released its annual list of Sexiest Celebrities, with Kim Kardashian, Katy Perry, and Beyoncé appearing on the list. The men’s magazine unveiled its list amidst the controversy surrounding John Mayer’s racist interview.
The popular adult magazine has named sexiest 26 female stars from different showbiz fields. The Sexist Celebrities spread shows these actresses, reality TV stars, musicians and models in a sexy 6-page pictorial.
The list appears online at www.playboydigital .com and is also available on newsstands.
The following is the list of stars (not ranked, but in order of appearance) included on Playboy's Sexiest Celebrities:
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Camilla Belle (actress)
Aubrey O'Day (singer)
Kim Kardashian (model, reality TV star)
Bar Refaeli (model)
Scarlett Johansson (actress)
Christina Hendricks (actress)
Katy Perry (singer)
Tara Reid (actress)
Beyonce (singer)
Alina Puscau (model)
Olivia Wilde (actress)
Nicole Scherzinger (singer)
Holly Madison (model, reality TV star)
Sasha Grey (model, actress)
Angelina Jolie (actress)
Joanna Krupa (model, reality TV star)
Karissa Shannon (model, Miss July 2009)
Kristina Shannon (model, Miss August 2009)
Crystal Harris (model, Miss December 2009)
Anna Paquin (actress)
Alicia Keys (singer, actress)
Carmen Electra (model, actress)
Megan Fox (actress)
Jessica Alba (actress)
Lisa Rinna (actress)
Ida Ljungqvist (model, 2008 Playmate of the Year)
Playboy and Mayer controversy
The list of hottest celebs on earth has been compiled by Hugh Hefner and his editorial team for Playboy’s annual March Sex and Music issue, which also comprises singer John Mayer's controversial interview in which he made sexual and racial remarks about black women, bluntly talked about his sexual relationships in the past, and dropped the n-word, among others.