Courtney Love

Hosted a two-hour weekly radio show on Los Angeles' 103.1 FM, playing favorites from her own music collection

Made an appearance on the "Late Show with David Letterman."; during the show she repeatedly flashed her breasts to Letterman, including standing on his desk, breasts exposed to him, while singing a few bars of "Danny Boy"

Had starring role in the thriller "Trapped"

Co-starred with Lili Taylor in the Sundance-screened "Julie Johnson"

Appeared in the Sundance-screened "Beat"

Forced to drop out of filming "John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars" after injuring her ankle

Had featured role in the ensemble of "200 Cigarettes"

Portrayed Lynn Margulies, the girlfriend of comedian Andy Kaufman, opposite Jim Carrey in the Milos Forman-directed biopic "Man on the Moon"

Appeared in small roles in "Feeling Minnesota" and "Basquiat"

Cast in leading role of Althea Leasure opposite Woody Harrelson in Milos Forman's biopic "The People vs. Larry Flynt"

Served as executive music coordinator for "Tank Girl"

Was one of the subjects of Barbara Walters' TV special, "The 10 Most Fascinating People of 1995"

Husband Kurt Cobain commited suicide

Released first album, "Rat Bastard"

Formed rock band Hole

Was featured in Cox's "Straight to Hell"

Film debut in Alex Cox's "Sid and Nancy;" Love had auditioned for the lead but was cast in smaller role

Declared herself an emancipated minor

Attached to star as Linda Lovelace in the tentatively titled "Lovelace," the star of 1972's "Deep Throat" (lensed 2005)

Born in San Francisco, California

By age 12 was in juvenile detention for shoplifting

Formed Epitome Productions with music executive Janet Billig

Moved to Japan and worked as a stripper

Raised in Oregon

Spent part of her childhood in New Zealand

Traveled throughout Europe and US; worked variously as stripper, singer and movie and TV extra; formed first band Sugar Baby Dolls during this period