You've had your hungry eyes on 22-year-old Michelle Lombardo for some time now. We're not sure how your lady feels about it, but the voluptuous 5'9" Sports Illustrated swimsuit model-turned-actress doesn't mind if you stare. "If a guy finds you attractive and wants to hang your picture up in his room, then that's great," says the Italian-Irish beauty, originally from Glastonbury, Connecticut. "My younger brother has some friends who have me up in their rooms"

Lombardo moved to L.A. in 2000 to pursue acting after a year at the University of Connecticut. She was hostessing at a restaurant when she won the 2003 Sports Illustrated Fresh Faces model search, beating out nearly 2,000 contestants for a coveted spot in the mag. But after blessing two swimsuit editions with her curves, Lombardo decided that modeling wasn't right for her. "In the modeling industry you need to fit into sample-size clothing to do a runway show," she explains. "I'm not the waif. My butt was always a little too big, and my chest was always a little too large."

Luckily, the film industry actually favors women with luscious proportions. In the last two years, Lombardo has landed roles in indie flicks Dishdogz and All In. In June, she makes her big-budget debut in Adam Sandler's remote-control fantasy, Click, playing Linda, secretary-mistress to both Sandler and David Hasselhoff: "Oh yeah, I get around, baby!" she exclaims.

But be cool, fellas. Though we may wish otherwise, Lombardo has been happily married to English singer Drew Broadrick with whom she eloped in Las Vegas for three years. We'll forgive the perpetuation of the musician- hooks- up- with- actress cliche assuming we can still drool over her from time to time.

Justin Monroe