Elizabeth and Katy

Elizabeth Jane Hurley has been an actress and model in England since the late 1980s. In the year 1990 there was speculation that she might be Hugh Grant's lover. Hurley was a frequent guest of Grant, who was at that time being the focus of media interest worldwide because of the success at the box office from Four Weddings and a Funeral in Los Angeles. Her dress was designed by Versace included a soaring neckline, and gold safety pins. Hurley has enjoyed a thriving professional career, however her connection with Estee Lauder cosmetics is the most important. Hurley got her first modeling contract at age 29, and she's employed to model Estee Lauder's products from 1995. Her most well-known film role was when she played Vanessa Kensington in Mike Myers the hit spy comedy International Man of Mystery (1997) as well as Austin Powers The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999). Hurley is now a model and the designer of the eponymous Beachwear Line. Katy Perry..........................Katy Perry original name Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson, (born October 25 1984 Santa Barbara California U.S.) American pop singer who gained fame for a string of anthemic and often sexually suggestive hit songs as well as for a playfully cartoonish sense of style. Perry's initial attempts at stardom within the mainstream world of music failed. Perry was signed to two labels and was later dropped from them prior to there was a release date for any of her recordings. Capitol Records released Perry's Ur So Gay EP in 2007, which received some interest due to its flippant track. The song I Kissed a Girl was a more assertive ode sexism with a sharp edged electro-pop rhythm. Some critics accused the song of encouraging homosexual relations, while others claimed the song's sexually explicit lyrics were designed to attract men with fantasies. I Kissed a Girl became an international number-one single because of its mix of sexual enticement and a refined melody. The song also assisted her to sell more albums, including One of the Boys. Its bouncy, sharp-tongued and bouncy song, the second Hot N Cold also proving popular the album much of which Perry composed herself, eventually saw greater than three million copies in the United States.