Never far from the media spot light, the younger sister of the deceased King of Pop,Michael Jackson, La Toya Jackson, made a normally united family infuriated in March 1989 when she took up the offer from Hugh Hefner to grace the cover of is iconic men’s magazine Playboy.

But not content with causing in family feuding just once, La Toya went on to pose once again in the November 1991 issue of Playboy and appearing on a Playboy Calendar in 1990 and even on her own Playboy video.

With only a semi-successful recording career, La Toya believed she had little to lose breaking into the world of glamour modeling and to this day, her magazine cover sells more copies than her little known attempts at displaying her other talents in front of the camera as a singer.

In 2004, LaToya resumed her singing career by launching a new single, “Just Wanna Dance.” It reached No. 13 on Billboard’s Hot Dance/Club Play Charts and became her highest charting single. “Free The World” followed months later in March 2005. The single peaked at No. 24 on the Billboard Hot Dance/Club Play charts.
In 2007, LaToya, who made her acting debut in an episode of “Counterstrike” in 2002, appeared in two episodes of the CBS reality TV “Armed & Famous.” Her new album, “Startin’ Over” was also planned to be released that same year, but was put on hold, indefinitely!

Who knows where the Playboy model, Ola Ray, would have been if it were not for her appearance on the 14 minute video that accompanied Michael Jackson’s Thriller video back in 1983, But, one thing is for sure, Ola Ray’s career as an aspiring actress was certainly done no harm with that chance of a life time to be thrilled by the King of Pop himself.

And as he always does, Hugh Hefner first spotted the modeling talents of the girl who became his Playmate of the Month in June 1980’s issue of Playboy magazine.

Ola always had ambitions to be an actress, singer, dancer or model and as time has shown, she fulfilled all her ambitions in just a matter of three years.

When posing nude for Heft’s Playboy magazine, Ola boasted statistics of , 34-26-25, and with a petite height of just 5ft 2 inches tall and a weight of 105 lbs, its easy to see how easy it was for her to be scared senseless at the sight of those ghouls and ghosts rising from their graves in the Thriller video.

Not someone instantly associated with beauty, glamour and a sexy body, but Barbra Streisand still managed to make it the cover of Hugh Hefner’s Playboy magazine in October 1977 following her success in the movie, A Star is Born which won Barbra her second Academy Award for Best Original Song as composer of the song “Evergreen”.

Barbra’s mother, Diana Ida had discouraged her daughter from pursuing a show business career, stating that she was not attractive enough, and encouraged her to learn to type instead. Clearly Streisand herself remained undeterred by the comments and her mother was proved wrong when her daughter graced the cover of the world’s most iconic men’s magazine, Playboy.

Along with her appearance as a Playboy model, Barbra also holds the accolade of being in a group of best selling artists which includes, The Beatles, Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson. She has won two Oscars, been nominated for numerous other awards and has appeared in several blockbuster movies such as, The Way We Were, with Robert Redford, with Kris Kristofferson in A Star is Born, The Prince of Tides, with Nick Nolte and Meet the Fockers with Dustin Hoffman and another Playboy model, Teri Polo.