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This Star Turned Down $1 Million From Hugh Hefner To Pose With Pamela Anderson

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After Playboy was founded in 1953, it was among the most talked-about magazines in the world for decades on end. While there are many reasons for that, including the often underrated journalism that could be found within the magazine’s pages, Playboy’s pictorials always got the lion’s share of attention.

During the heyday of Playboy, each issue that was published would sell enough copies to make a fortune for the company. That said, there is no doubt that when a celebrity would pose for a Playboy pictorial, the issue those images appeared in would do much larger numbers. As a result, there is a long history of Playboy paying stars large sums of money to pose for them.

If you looked at a list of the celebrities who posed for Playboy, the vast majority of them appeared by themselves. However, in certain rare occurrences, the magazine would ask a pair of celebrities to pose for a pictorial together. For example, at one point Pamela Anderson and another star were offered $1 million to pose for Playboy together, but the other celebrity seemingly turned that offer down.

From 1989 until 2001, millions of Baywatch fans tuned in to watch new episodes of the extremely popular series. During that timespan, a wide array of gorgeous women starred in the show which meant they could regularly be seen on television sporting nothing more than a swimsuit during their tenure. For example, people like Yasmine Bleeth, Erika Eleniak, Nicole Eggert, Traci Bingham, Carmen Electra, and Kelly Packard played a role in the show’s legacy.

Despite all of the actors who starred in Baywatch over the years, two actors are most closely associated with the hit show, David Hasselhoff and Pamela Anderson. In the case of Hasselhoff, he played the show’s main character, starred in all of the series’ eleven seasons, and even headlined the spin-off Baywatch Nights. On the other hand, Anderson only starred in Baywatch for five years yet she cast a massive shadow over the series’ entire run. The reason why Anderson plays such a pivotal role in Baywatch’s history is that she is visually stunning and she has a unique chemistry that allows her to stand out in any group.

In the years since Pamela Anderson first rose to international superstardom, she has become a media icon. For proof of that, all you have to look at is the fact that even though Anderson can go years without starring in a successful show or movie without fading away from the spotlight. One of the main reasons for that is that the media has long been fascinated by most aspects of her life, especially when it comes to the people she dates.

Soon after Playboy was founded in 1953, the magazine’s publisher Hugh Hefner managed to make himself famous. Despite that, Hef had to know that when most people thought about his publication, it was the women who appeared within its pages that they thought of first. For that reason, whenever a woman’s appearance within the pages of Playboy inspired a lot of sales, it didn’t take long for Hefner to invite them back.

Even though many women appeared in the pages of Playboy more than once, one of them reigned supreme. After all, Pamela Anderson appeared in Playboy fifteen times over several decades. In fact, Anderson graced the cover of Playboy’s final nude issue in 2015 and her first pictorial was published in 1989. That is an amazing accomplishment for someone who was brought up in a small Canadian town like Ladyship, British Columbia.

In 2008, an extremely forgettable movie called Blonde and Blonder that starred Pamela Anderson and Denise Richards was released to the public. Unfortunately for everyone involved with the movie, it came and went without much fanfare, and according to Wikipedia, the movie lost a lot of money.

Since Blonde and Blonder utterly failed, it likely didn’t do much to make its two stars bank accounts grow. However, as it turns out, that almost wasn’t the case because the people at Playboy Magazine took note of the film. Evidently thinking that Blonde and Blonder could be a hit and always interested in working with Pamela Anderson, Playboy wanted to center a pictorial around the film. As a result, the company reportedly offered Anderson and her co-star Denise Richards $1 million to pose for a pictorial together. Despite that incredible offer, the pictorial never came to be.

Since Pamela Anderson appeared in the pages of Playboy fifteen times and was reportedly paid $25,000 for her last appearance, it appears likely she would have taken a $1 million offer. On top of that, Anderson reportedly donated her final Playboy fee to charity. With that in mind, it seems safe to assume that Denise Richards is the one who turned down the offer. However, that seems surprising too since Richards later posed for Playboy.

source: thethings.com

Pam says vegans make better lovers

According to Pamela Anderson, vegans are better in bed.

The “Baywatch” icon appeared on “Good Morning Britain” Monday where she insisted a plant-based diet can make anyone a better lover. It all started after the actress tweeted the statement over the weekend.

“Cholesterol hardens your arteries, but not much else,” the 53-year-old laughed. “That’s what I hear. I’m vegan, I’m fairly confident in that statement. Absolutely I think. But I think I’ve always had a lot of fun in that department.”

Anderson added she’s been plant-based for about 30 years.

Host Piers Morgan then exclaimed, “I’m a meat-eater and I can assure you fun things happen to us, too!”

“The jury’s out Pamela,” said the 55-year-old. “I did offer on Twitter to test this theory Pamela, but I notice you didn’t respond to my intrigue.”

“Typical Piers!” Anderson responded.

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Pamela Anderson on being exactly where she wants to be

Baywatch might be celebrating its 30th birthday this year, but for series star Pamela Anderson it seems like it was just yesterday when she was running around in that iconic high-waisted red swimsuit that helped make her a star.

“I didn’t know that,” she replies when asked about the popular TV series’ upcoming anniversary. “Time is an illusion.”

Originally filmed in 35mm, Baywatch is now available in high definition on Amazon Prime Video with 350 brand new songs added to the score to help draw in younger viewers.

The show made the B.C.-born Anderson a household name and turned her, along with co-stars Carmen Electra, Yasmine Bleeth, Nicole Eggert and Erika Eleniak, into overnight stars. It also helped jumpstart the stalled career of David Hasselhoff and saw itself get the big screen treatment with Dwayne Johnson in the lead in 2017.

“Baywatch was the best job in the world,” the former Playboy Playmate says. “It doesn’t feel that long ago.”

In addition to starring as C.J. Parker for five seasons on the long-running show, which at one point was being watched by over a billion people worldwide every week, Anderson went on to star in a big screen adaption of the Dark Horse comic Barb Wire and Scary Movie 3. She continued to fill her resume with appearances on Dancing with the Stars and other reality-TV shows.

Earlier this year, she popped up alongside her son Brandon Thomas Lee in The Hills: New Beginnings.

Of course there have been high-profile romances — to Motley Crue’s Tommy Lee and Kid Rock — and a rumoured dalliance with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. There was also a bad split with soccer star Adil Rami that ended in accusations of abuse earlier this year. But at 52, the outspoken animal rights activist, who landed her first Vogue magazine cover in June, is exactly where she wants to be.

Below, the mother-of-two, who shares sons Brandon, 22, and Dylan, 21, with ex-husband Tommy Lee, shared lessons she has learned during her three decades in the public eye.

You were discovered in 1989 at a B.C. Lions game when you were spotted in a Labatt T-shirt. Was that the T-shirt that changed your life?

I believe in destiny.

If you were stuck on a desert island, what three movies and what three albums would you want to keep you company?

I guess I’d rather take a stack of books and my dog.

Superhero movies are all the rage. Are you more a Marvel fan or DC fan?

I don’t know what that even means. I was a friend and a subject of Stan Lee — that was an honour. He was a true visionary. Although (the adult animated comedy series) Stripperella may not have been his finest work.

You’ve been on the cover of Playboy more than any other model and you first appeared in 1989. How important was that in your career?

Playboy was my university. It’s where I learned about art and philanthropy. (Playboy founder) Hugh Hefner was a big influence (on my life). But he was also a pioneer and a human and civil rights activist. I believe in living your fantasy and doing good in the world.

What was your most memorable celebrity encounter?

None — people are people. I’ve met amazing people, celebrity or not. It’s a funny world. People that like celebrities, I guess I’ve never been one of them, but to meet people one on one is interesting. It connects us. Human connection is a lost art.

You are known for speaking out on animal rights issues. How did this cause become one so close to your heart?

I relate to vulnerability and I love animals. They don’t lie and we can learn a lot from them.

You are very political and have political opinions. People probably ask you all the time about Donald Trump. I want to know what you think of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau?

I think less and less of Mr. Trump. He’s not on my radar. I think Mr. Trudeau has a great opportunity. He could be the hero we need in the world. But he needs to be strong enough and not subservient to the U.S. He also needs to make the climate crisis top priority. A world leader must take this role. How cool would it be if it’s Canada?

What was the best advice you ever got?

Be yourself. Humans aren’t perfect. That’s the sexiest part. You have to be brave to be in love — you have to be brave to get off the couch.

Along with that, what’s the worst advice you ever got?

To do something for money or for fame that meant going against things I believed in.

What would young Pamela think of where she ended up?

I think I’m exactly where I need to be. I’ve come full circle. It’s a miracle I made it back alive. Back to my roots on Vancouver Island, where I grew up. It’s the most beautiful place on Earth and Canadians are truly the coolest people I know.

Last question — is it better to take the road less traveled or the well-worn terrain where lots of people have tread before?

Blaze your own path.

source: torontosun.com

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