Milana Vayntrub

Milana Vayntrub’s path to stardom started with a comedic spark. After immigrating to the U.S. from Uzbekistan, she teamed up with a friend to create the uproarious YouTube channel “Live Prude Girls,” garnering millions of views. This online success caught MTV’s attention, leading to the creation of a potential pilot.

While the pilot didn’t take off, Milana’s talent did. She landed commercials for AT&T in 2013, playing the witty saleswoman Lily Adams. The role became a pop-culture phenomenon, running for several years and even returning in 2020. Beyond commercials, Milana carved a space in television with roles on shows like “This Is Us” and “Other Space.”

Catherine Bach

Catherine Bach dove headfirst into acting, transitioning from commercials to securing the iconic role of lifeguard Daisy Duke on “Baywatch” from 1989 to 1992. The series, known for its blend of sunny California vibes and a scantily clad ensemble, captured global attention. Catherine’s Daisy, memorable for her denim shorts and radiant smile, played a pivotal role in the show’s popularity.

While not critically acclaimed, her genuine charm and approachability won hearts worldwide. Her career extended beyond the sandy shores, with roles in TV movies and “Baywatch” reunion specials. Though her appearance has changed, Catherine’s impact as Daisy Duke endures, epitomizing the 1990s’ exuberant spirit.

Donna D’Errico

Donna D’Errico’s journey to fame wasn’t your typical Hollywood climb. After running a limousine company in Las Vegas, she took a chance and posed for Playboy, becoming Playmate of the Month in September 1995. This centerfold exposure caught the eye of the producers behind “Baywatch,” landing her a starring role as Donna Marco.

She quickly became a fan favorite on the lifeguard drama, known for her charisma and confidence. She embodied the show’s spirit—a blend of action, humor, and sun-drenched California scenery. Though her time on “Baywatch” marked her peak fame, Donna has continued to act and embrace new ventures. She’s even run her own day spa.

Christina Hendricks

Christina Hendricks’ fiery red hair wasn’t the only thing that set her ablaze on screen. After years of honing her craft in theater and commercials, Christina landed the role of Joan Holloway in “Mad Men” in 2007. Joan, the stunning office manager, defied stereotypes. She was intelligent, ambitious, and refused to be defined by her looks.

Christina embodied these qualities, captivating audiences for seven seasons. Her portrayal earned her six Emmy nominations and a legion of fans. While awards recognition remained elusive, Christina carved a successful path. Since “Mad Men,” she’s starred in diverse films and television shows, proving her range and talent.

Catherine Bell

A law graduate with a dream of acting, Catherine Bell found her breakout role not on the big screen but on the small. After landing a recurring part in the legal drama “JAG,” it was the spin-off series that truly launched her into the spotlight. “JAG: NCIS” (later shortened to simply “NCIS”) premiered in 2003, and Catherine’s portrayal of Agent Sarah “Mac” Mackenzie quickly captured viewers’ hearts.

For 15 seasons, she anchored the show, becoming a core member of the ever-popular “NCIS” franchise. She played a pivotal role in establishing “NCIS” as a television powerhouse, and her portrayal of a strong female character in a male-dominated field continues to inspire.