Loni Anderson Sexy

Mr Skin's personal preference when it comes to boobs is 1) big, and 2) natural. However, he's a man who can appreciate all sizes and shapes, even when it comes to implants.

Some actresses get fakies and love the look and feel, while some may regret their decision to surgically plump their pair.

In today's Top 10, we celebrate the brave Hollywood hotties, like Nicole Eggert and Mariel Hemingway, who went under the knife twice: once to get implants, once to get them removed.

From mountains to molehills, they're all mamtastic.

See them all after the cut!

No “Friend” to Playboy Readers

Playboy has racked another up missed opportunity, and we’re all the worse for it.

In turning down Hef’s proferred $4 million (plus bonuses for high sales that could add up to $10 million), Jennifer Aniston has joined the ranks of skingy celebrities who have refused to reveal in the pages of the magazine.

The list reads like a Who’s Who of women who should be nude: Sarah Michelle Gellar, Stacy Keibler, Shania Twain, Loni Anderson, and Britney Spears.

Although Mr Skin has wanted to see Jen’s jugs since Leprechaun, Hef got the idea to approach her after her racy—but non-nude by any standard—photoshoot in GQ last month.

Read more after the jump.

30. Swingtown (2008)

Network: CBS

Tele-Visions: Lana Parrilla, Molly Parker, Kate Norby, Heidi Marnhout

Skinopsis: The 1970s sexual revolution reaches suburban Chicago, launching three very different married couples into an all-out orgy of (s)experimentation and new (s)experiences.

What’s Hot: Lana Parrilla stirs up tantalizing trouble as the hot half of an open marriage that turns a sleepy Mid-West bedroom community into a whirlwind of freeform fornication. Molly Parker from Deadwood will give you live wood, while swinging supporting characters are guaranteed to keep your lava lamp alight.

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The Book of 'Bert': High-Class Stars with Some High-Class 'Stache (Triad Publishing) is an indispensable guide to the glorious days when the main measure of macho was the unshaven terrain between a man's nostrils and piehole. It even features a foreword by ultimate '80s mustache hero Jon Oates.

Robustly beguiling, satanically charismatic, undeniably Oliver Platt-like Brooklyn native Mike McPadden not only knows every conceivable euphemism for female private parts, he's made a career out of knowing how to use them. He's also invented some real pips, his own favorites being "mush" for vagina and "stoolbox" for anus.