THE MEGA DOLLAR WOMEN. THE MOST EXPENSIVE STARS IN HOLLYWOOD
What so special about these women? Are they the most intelligent and captivating human beings in the world? NO! Have they contributed the most essential and the most needed help, knowledge and wisdom to the society and world of excellence, humanities and human science? NO! So why are they so expensive? Why they are making so much money, millions and millions of Dollars, when so many talented artists, creative singers and entertainers, devoted teachers, academicians and much more intelligent, fascinating and brilliant minds and bodies are barely surviving? Find out!
Photos from L to R: #1. Kirsten Dunst. Age: 22. WHY SHE'S A ONE BILLION DOLLAR WOMAN? Though ''Spider-Man'''s teen dream Mary Jane is a veteran actress with three dozen movies on her résumé, starring in the biggest hit of 2002 gave Dunst extra cred. That upside-down kiss is now seared into the brainpans of moviegoers and Sony executives, who upped her price for the sequel to a reported $8 million. #2. Jennifer Lopez. Age: 34. WHY SHE'S A ONE BILLION DOLLAR WOMAN? Multitalented J. Lo has a knack for releasing hit albums and hit movies at the same time, as she's done most recently with her CD ''This Is Me...Then'' and her current movie ''Maid in Manhattan,'' her biggest hit yet, grossing $78 million and counting. She's been the highest-paid Latina actress since her $1 million payday for 1997's ''Selena''; she now commands a reported $12 million per picture. Plus, fascination with her marital status is on an Elizabeth Taylor level, which should help her next two releases, both of which costar fiancé Ben Affleck. #3. Cameron Diaz. Age: 32. WHY SHE'S A ONE BILLION DOLLAR WOMAN? Along with her ''My Best Friend's Wedding'' costar Julia Roberts, Diaz is the only other member of the $20 million actress club, reportedly earning that sum for this summer's ''Charlie's Angels'' sequel. Even better, she reportedly scored $10 million for a week of voice work as Princess Fiona in next year's ''Shrek 2.'' She's unflappably charming, whether wearing Ben Stiller's ''hair gel'' in ''There's Something About Mary'' or picking pockets as a grubby thief in ''Gangs of New York,'' which earned her a Golden Globe nomination for Best Supporting Actress. Maybe she can pocket an Oscar, too.
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