Celebrities and Sex

Cindy Crawford

• Watching your husband become a father is really sexy and wonderful.

Cameron Diaz

• I love the feeling that you get when you can really laugh with a man and be natural and not always think that there's a sexual element going on. For me, flirting with a man means making fun of myself and trying to open myself and be very unpretentious.

Carmen Electra

• The night of the wedding was, like, the best sex ever.
• Oscar de la Hoya embodies what is sexy to me. Kind of sweaty, kind of nice.
• I've never been afraid of my sexuality. As a dancer, I'm used to showing my body and I'm not ashamed of that.

Elizabeth Hurley

• I don't think audiences want to see real-life couples in romantic films. It's sexier to have love scenes between strangers.
  
  
• I shall go to ground and annoy everyone by emerging thinner, sexier and mentally cleansed.

Angelina Jolie

• I think sex is healthy and it's a really healthy thing to talk about.
  
  

Ashton Kutcher

• Moore was the hottest actress in Hollywood when I was growing up. Now I am f***ing her.
  
  

Jude Law

• I know a lot of 'Alfie women.' No, I really do. Women who I think that power is wielding their sexuality.

Eva Longoria

• People will always be interested in relationshipsand infidelity and sex and everything connecting to things going on in their own lives.
  
  
• I actually don’t even own a full-bottom pair of underwear. I also love lingerie, and I love high heels, but I prefer total nakedness overall. That, to me, is so much sexier.
• I really love sports. There’s something so sexy and masculine when guys rattle off names and statistics.
• I love being a woman. I love the sexiness we get to exude. But the best thing about being a woman is the power we have over men.

Celebrities seem to have it all when it comes to sex. Could it be that they have better sex, because they practice it more with strangers than the average person does? Somehow, I think that might have some truth to it, and bite behind it. Take some of the sexiest love scenes ever filmed in movies; like the Cold Mountain lovemaking scene between Jude Law and Nicole Kidman, or the Basic Instinct stints between Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone..., how could anyone forget the elevator scene in between Michael Douglas and Glenn Close in the 1987 drama, Fatal Attraction. Now compare those scenes with your own sexual experiences- sad I know. I have never had anyone bend down to lick the side of my butt (Cold Mountain), or lay me out on every square inch of my kitchen counter top, like Michael Douglas does to Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction. So how do they perform on cue that way?

Despite the fact that the divorce rate is high in Hollywood, that can be said of any place. I truly think that money, fame and power have their sexual perks. Hollywood is glamorous and beautiful, and sex is just another part of the "friends with benefits" deals out there. Seriously, when you think about some of the best love scenes ever- and compare to some of your own sex scenes, honestly there is no comparison. Yet, each day we see these beautiful people, having beautiful sex. Something about that just doesn't seem too fair. I guess there truly is something to having your own acting coach, exercise trainer and massage therapist, with loins like Johnny Depp or Brad Pitt, how could a woman resist taking their clothes off. I think if I lived in Hollywood, I'd be naked each and everyday.

It also seems to me that the Hollywood elite elite, even have a better perspective on healthy sexual relationships and activities, than most of us do. They seem to be more open to the natural embodiment of sex, and more comfortable talking about sex period. I think if everyone in America, spoke so openly and freely as many celebrities do about sex, teenage pregnancy and STD's would also be non-existent. Therefore, tell me folks- how is it that a group of dysfunctional sexy misfits, are less dysfunctional than normal people when it come to talking about sex, and getting sexed?