Rebecca Romijn

Joined the cast of ABC's "Ugly Betty" as a series regular

Appeared in the documentary, "Wet Dreams" about her attempt to choreograph one of the Bellagio's famous water fountain routines; premiered at the CineVegas Film Festival in Las Vegas

Makes series lead debut as a reporter in the WB's "Pepper Dennis"

Reprised the role of Mystique in the third installment of the "X-Men" series, "X-Men: The Last Stand"

Starred opposite Greg kinnear, as parents who clone their son after he was killed in an accident in the thriller "Godsend"

Starred opposite Thomas Jane and John Travolta in "The Punisher"

Again played Mystique in "X2"

Cast in female lead of the remake of "Rollerball"

Had a small role as an actress doubling for the computer generated female lead of "Simone"

Starred as Laure Ash, a con woman trying to get straight, in Brian De Palma's erotic thriller "Femme Fatale"

Donned blue body paint to play the evil mutant Mystique in the big-screen version of "X-Men"

Again named one of People magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People"

Had a cameo in the blockbuster comedy "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me"

Had recurring role as David Spade's model wife on the NBC comedy "Just Shoot Me"

Played Hugh Hefner's daughter Kimberly in the TV-movie "Hefner: Unauthorized" (USA Network)

Had small but unforgettable part as a drunken, bearded lady in Norm Macdonald's big-screen comedy "Dirty Work"

Made TV acting debut on an episode of NBC's "Friends"; played a messy girlfriend of David Schwimmer's Ross

Named one of People magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People"

Succeeded Daisy Fuentes as host of MTV's "House of Style" (December); was replaced in 1998 by James King

Moved to NYC and divided time between USA and Europe

Spent three years in Paris modeling for magazines like Elle, Sports Illustrated, Marie Claire, etc.

Began modeling career after being recruited by a Parisian model scout

Raised in Berkeley, California

Was featured in the annual Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition