Brooke Shields

Returned to series TV as Wendy, a movie executive in NBC's "Lipstick Jungle"

Guest starred on Disney's "Hannah Montana" playing Susan Stewart, Miley and Jackson's mother

Had a recurring role as Christian's therapist in "Nip/Tuck" (FX)

Made London stage debut in "Chicago" playing the hard-boiled jailbird Roxie Hart; continued the role as the murderess Roxie Hart on Broadway

Penned the book, Down Came the Rain: My Journey Through Postpartum Depression

Cast as Jackie's mom in three episodes in the Fox comedy "That 70's Show"

Replace Donna Murphy in the Tony-winning revival of "Wonderful Town"

Co-starred with Rosie Perez and Mercedes Ruehl in the ABC miniseries "Widows"

Acted on stage in the L.A. production of "The Vagina Monologues" (January)

Replaced Gina Gershon as Sally Bowles in Broadway production of "Cabaret"

Played Gena Rowlands' daughter in "The Weekend" (filmed in 1998); screened at the Seattle Film Festival

Portrayed a documentary filmmaker married to a gay man (Robert Downey Jr.) in "Black and White"

Made memorable guest appearance in a two-part episode of the NBC sitcom "Friends"; played a rabid soap opera fan pursuing actor Joey Tribiani (Matt LeBlanc)

TV series debut, the title role of a San Franciscan journalist in the NBC sitcom "Suddenly Susan"; began producing as of the 1998-1999 season

Broadway musical debut as Betty Rizzo in "Grease"; had toured in role prior to her six-month NYC stint

Cast as a documentary filmmaker in "Born Wild"; also sang in the film

Starred in the low-budget thriller "The Seventh Floor"

Portrayed the title role in the CBS movie "I Can Make You Love Me: The Stalking of Laura Black"

Reprised performance in "Love Letters"; co-starring Martin Hewitt (her leading man in "Endless Love")

Appeared in a Los Angeles production of "Love Letters" opposite David Keith

Played a spoiled socialite bride in an episode of the NBC series "Quantum Leap"

Headlined the CBS movie "The Diamond Trap"

Cast in title role of the comic strip reporter "Brenda Starr"; film not released theatrically until 1992 in the US

Stage acting debut in the Off-Broadway production of "The Eden Cinema"

Acted in the TV-movie "Wet Gold," a loose remake of "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre"

Appeared in a controversial advertising campaign for Calvin Klein jeans

Played the young heroine in Franco Zefferelli's "Endless Love"

Appeared in numerous TV specials hosted by Bob Hope

Starred opposite Christopher Atkins in "The Blue Lagoon"

Co-starred with George Burns in "Just You and Me, Kid"

Had title role in "Wanda Nevada"

Breakthrough film role as a child prostitute in Louis Malle's controversial "Pretty Baby"; appeared nude in several scenes

Film acting debut, "Communion/Alice Sweet Alice" (filmed in 1976)

TV-movie acting debut, "The Prince of Central Park" (CBS)

Became a runway model at age three

At 11 months of age, posed in Ivory Snow advertisements photographed by Francesco Scavullo

Appeared in Richard Avedon's Colgate ads and a campaign for Breck shampoo

Fired her mother as her manager