Elizabeth and Katy

Elizabeth Jane Hurley has been a model and actress in England since the 1980s. In 1990, she was rumored to be Hugh Grant's lover. The year 1994 was the year that Hugh Grant was the center of the world's media due to the box office boom of his movie Four Weddings and a Funeral Hurley was with him at the film's Los Angeles premiere in a stunning black Versace dress held together with gold safety pins that earned her instant media notice. Hurley's friendship to Estee Lauder is her most memorable professional experience. Hurley began her modeling job with the company at the age of 29 years old. The company has since used Hurley as a brand model particularly for perfumes including Sensuous Intuitions as well as Pleasures. Her most well-known work is her part as Vanessa Kensington, in the popular spy-films International Man of Mystery (2007) as well as Austin Powers The Spy Who Shagged Me (2000). Hurley is currently a model and designer for an 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 first attempts at mainstream stardom were fruitless with two separate record labels signing and subsequently dropping her before any material was released. However, in 2007, Capitol Records put out Perry's EP Ur So Gay which attracted only a little attention because of its humorous title track. I Kissed a Girl, a confident ode to her sexual curiosity set against a hard-edged electronic-pop beat, was a big impact a few months later. The song was controversial and critics were critical of the song for promoting relationships between gay men as well as others who claimed it portrayed a racy scene that enticed men's fantasies of sexuality among females. I Kissed a Girl was an instant hit on Perry's One of the Boys in 2008 because of the mixture of titillation combined with polished melodicism. The sharp, bouncey second track was extremely popular. The album that Perry wrote in large part was sold to over 3 million people.