Kate Hudson

Before her Oscar Nominated role in Almost Famous (Anna Paquin, Zooey Deschanel, Bijou Phillips), the daughter of Goldie Hawn and Bill Hudson was acting in small roles for mostly independent films like 200 Cigarettes (Christina Ricci).

After the success of Almost Famous, Hudson was offered the role of Mary-Jane Watson in the 2002 Spider-Man film. She decided to pass on the project, so she could make the period drama The Four Feathers instead. (Hey, mistakes happen). The role eventually went to Kirsten Dunst.

Hudson met her future ex-husband Chris Robinson after comedian David Foley dared Robinson to hit on her. Robinson, who is the lead singer of The Black Crows, won Hudson's heart and the two were married in 2000, but divorced in 2006. The two had one child together. Since the breakup, Hudson has been seen dating Owen Wilson, and many speculate that their troubled relationship led to Wilson's suicide attempt in 2007.

Hudson has kept busy, appearing in films such as Dr. T and the Women with her real-life best friend Liv Tyler. Her other film credits include, Raising Helen (Hayden Panettiere), The Skeleton Key and You, Me and Dupree, where she met Wilson. Her next film was My Best Friend's Girl with Dane Cook and Alec Baldwin.
Kate next made the commercially successful Bride Wars and the heavily promoted but poorly performing Nine. In 2010, her The Killer Inside Me, from Jim Thompson's 1952 novel, made its debut at the Sundance Festival.
During this period, the tabloids linked Kate to several famous men, notably New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez. In spring 2010, Hudson, who previously had nothing, finally bought herself small breast implants. Us Magazine quoted a source who explained that Kate's lack of natural cleavage "has always been one of her biggest insecurities."