Mila Kunis

You probably know her from "That 70s Show" as Jackie, the high maintenance hot chick who makes Ashton Kutcher look intelligent. In reality, aside from Mila's sexy figure and bedroom eyes, she has quite a sense of humor, as she's the voice of Meg Griffin on Family Guy, flawlessly delivering non-sequiter after non-sequiter joke.

Mila was born in the Soviet Union in Chernivtsi, Ukraine. Her Family moved to L.A. when Mila was 7 years old. Her mother was a physics teacher and her father was a mechanical engineer.

Mila's first big break came when she landed the role of Jackie, on That 70s Show, which follows the exploits of six Wisconsin teenagers in the 1970s, when she was only 14 years old. Mila's hotness allowed her to share in the spotlight with the other cast members, including Ashton Kutcher. She continued her role as Jackie on That '70s Show until the show ended in 2006. In 2004, she guest-starred in two episodes of "Grounded for Life".
In spite of the recognition her work brought her, Mila Kunis continued to attend classes at her local school, Fairfax Senior High School, sitting alongside students from the nearby Inglewood and South Central L.A. neighborhoods. She graduated from Fairfax in 2001, the same year that she appeared alongside Kirsten Dunst and Sisqo in the teenie movie Get Over It and in the video for Aerosmith's single "Jaded."

Having a unique voice, Mila was cast as the voice of Meg on the animated TV show, "Family Guy" where she has worked on over 100 episodes to date. In addition she performed various voices for "Robot Chicken" created by her co-star from Family Guy, Seth Green. Other early credits in her career included movies such as "Gia" starring Angelina Jolie. Mila starred opposite William Shatner in the (2002) film American Psycho II: All American Girl, playing the lead role of Rachelle Newman, a purported Patrick Bateman survivor

In 2005 she was cast in Moving McAllister co-starring Jon Heder. Then, in 2007, she had a role in the movie Boot Camp. Mila's breakout film role was the (2008) hit Forgetting Sarah Marshall, co-starring Kristen Bell. She followed that up the same year with Max Payne, co-starring with Mark Wahlberg, Beau Bridges, Ludacris, Chris O'Donnell, and Kate Burton.

Recent films for Mila include Extract (2009), the post-apocalyptic thriller The Book of Eli (2010), Date Night (2010), and Black Swan (2010), where she received widespread acclaim for her performance. This included Golden Globe and SAG Award nomimations, as well as winning Best Supporting Actress at the Venice Film Festival and a Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actress.