Cheryl Ladd

Once famous for replacing the over medicated Farrah Fawcett on Charlie's Angels, Cheryl came into her own, starring in several movies, including the cult classic, Poison Ivy where the world was introduced to a grisly Tom Skerritt doing the nasty with Drew Barrymore.

Born in South Dakota Ladd quickly became a sensation when she won a role replacing Farah Fawcett on the hit television series Charlie's Angels. Cheryl was determined not to become a one hit wonder, worked incredibly hard on her acting career, and as a result became a viable female star. It's unclear whether this had anything to do with her also being super hot.

Unfortunately, the shelf life of the incredibly hot is incredibly short, and her role as the hot chick in movies turned into "her role as the hot chick in TV movies," which is much less lucrative and a blow to the self esteem. Still, Cheryl took it in stride and starred in movie after movie. Her persistence paid off, as she soon became "the hot older woman," which resurrected her film career, getting her roles in Poison Ivy and Purple Hearts.

Today, Cheryl acts as well as focuses her efforts on humanitarian projects, using her hotness to shed light on the worlds problems. She also is an avid Golfer, getting on the course as much as possible, driving geriatric men everywhere crazy. And proving the theory that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, Cheryl is the mother of super hottie actress Jordan Ladd.