Washington, D.C. (December 9, 2006)
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High-Definition TV can be
most cruel. The picture is so clear that you can detect
even the hint of a new wrinkle forming on an otherwise
perfect face.
However, celebrities who are naturally beautiful in
real-life look even better in ultra-real HD. Their skin,
hair and smile somehow take on an extra radiance, all
but overwhelming the viewer with their raw physical
attractiveness.
So in honor of true beauty, I am now publishing the
second annual, Swanni's 10 Sexiest Women in HDTV!
These 10 TV actresses are so 'HDTV hot' that they could
break up your marriage with a single flip of the
remote.
So here are Swanni's 10 Sexiest Women in HDTV! (Note:
All programming times are eastern.)

1. Vanessa Williams (Ugly Betty)
The 43-year-old Vanessa has cried that she hates HDTV
because you "can see every pore, every line on an
actress' face." And as the villainous
Wilhelmina Slater
in ABC's Ugly Betty, her aging signs are
clearly visible in HD. But she's no Ugly Betty. In
high-def, Vanessa's blue eyes shine bright and her Miss
America curves could still wow any judge. She's
crystal-clear proof that you don't have to be
college-age to look sensational in high-def
Ugly Betty, ABC, Thursdays at 8 p.m.

2.
Evangeline Lily (Lost)
The Lost star was discovered by male viewers in
the show's premiere episode when she stripped to a bra
and panties to take a dip in the ocean. Despite the
show's ratings dip this season, Evangeline is
still a 10. In high-def, her freckled complexion and
sinewy but sexy form is a sight to behold.
Lost returns to ABC in February at 10 p.m. on
Wednesdays.

3. Elisha Cuthbert (24)
As Kim, agent Jack Bauer's daughter in distress, Elisha
has appeared in every season of 24 except for
number four. However, due to 24's secretive
nature, it's unknown if she'll return for season six
starting in January. We sure hope so. The 24-year-old
actress looks like a modern day Marilyn Monroe. In
high-def, she might even look better..
24 returns to Fox on Sunday at 8 p.m. on January 14
with a two-hour episode.



