TV and film star Sarah Michelle Gellar has finally decided to bare all in a sexy ad campaign for the classic moisturizer, Vaseline.
In these tasteful images the Buffy the Vampire Slayer actress stripped off to reveal her flawless, sun-kissed skin, but she didn’t let anyone take a peek at her face.
Gellar, 30, has always vowed that she would never reveal all for any film role and like many Hollywood actresses has reportedly had no nudity clauses written into film contracts
However, for this photo shoot she spares herself any blushes with some crafty camera-work and clever posing.
Vaseline challenged their customers to guess the identity of the mystery celebrity in their new campaign.
I think I’m going to startup my own little charity that Rachel Bilson and Jessica Alba love so they’ll bare it all too. Just mention any charity and it seems like celebrities will drop their clothes faster than I can pitch a tent. It’s ironic that Sarah Michelle Gellar is baring it all for Vaseline because that’s just what most of us will be using while looking at her pictures. I think she should also get naked for tissues since you’ll probably need those as well after you finish with the Vaseline.
SANTA MONICA, California — They came to walk the first major red carpet of the awards season, to catch up with friends, hope for a statue and maybe give a speech. But inevitably, the attendees of Monday’s 13th annual Critics’ Choice Awards found their thoughts returning to the news that Sunday’s Golden Globes have been effectively canceled.
“I’m sad,” admitted Amanda Bynes, whose “Hairspray” has three Globe nominations, but no ceremony during which to receive them. “It’s the first time I’ve ever been in a movie that’s been nominated for any type of Golden Globe. I was definitely excited to go.”
I can turn that frown upside down Amanda, just give me a call. I’ll remind you about how far you’ve come from the days of “She’s the Man.” Okay, that wasn’t that long ago, but at least you’re moving up in the world. Although there’s no way in hell I would watch “Hairspray,” at least somebody did and they liked it enough to nominate it. So think about that Amanda, oh … and don’t forget to call.
