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03-2006: Calabasas Magazine

On screen and off, Rebecca Romijn radiates exactly the sort of come-hither, allure, upbeat personality and sun kissed, goddessy that could win a gal a free pass' through life. Talk about getting some great numbers in the genetic lottery.

11-2006: Animal Rescue Foundation 2007 Calender

The ARF 2007 calendar features a dozen celebrities and their pets to raise animal awareness concerns. ARF’s People Connect programs promote the role of companion animals in society. One involves the Visiting Animals Program, in which VAP teams drop by skilled nursing and assisted living residents at 22 facilities county-wide with cats and dogs that are temperament qualified for the experience.

02-2006: Emmy Magazine

She's intimidatingly tall and stridently sexy. But former supermodel Rebecca Romijn star of such butt-kicking flicks as Femme Fatale and X-Men as well as the new Pepper Dennis series on the WB, is nothing if not resourceful.

06-06-2006: The Advocate

The Advocate: In the episode airing May 30 (2006, RRF), Pepper falls for a closeted gay quarterback who later comes out. Have you ever unwittingly fallen for a gay guy?

05-2006 Paper Magazine

"Sorry to drag you all the way out here," says Rebecca Romijn, bounding into a back booth of a restaurant in the West Valley suburb of Woodland Hills. It's an apt halfway point between Hollywood and the sprawling ranch she shares with her fiance, Crossing Jordan TV actor Jerry O'Connell, way out in Calabasas. "It's kind of ghetto," she continues, apologizing for the office-park atmosphere.

04-2006: In Style

An ornate 200-year-old cuckoo clock marks the hours at Rebecca Romijn's bucolic hideaway. Well, most of the time. The clock, it turns out, is not always wound correctly and twitters its ludicrous chime at random intervals in the day. But this odd temporal lapse only accents the offbeat charm of the residence. Romijn's idea of serenity in Calabasas is a cross between a Swiss chalet and a frontier cottage. Or, as her future father-in-law once dryly observed, the inside of a cuckoo clock. "I thought to myself, Is that an insult?

05-2006: Gotham Magazine

Little did your father know, back in 1999, that the mesmerizing blonde staring back at him from the cover of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue would soon work her way up the entertainment totem pole, unfurl enough acting talent to silence jealous naysayers, and become the breakout star of summer 2006.

05-2006: Playboy

Playboy: A prominent movie critic called your role as Mystique, the shapeshifting blue mutant in the X Men movies, "the best piece of supermodel casting of all time." Can you top that in the upcoming X Men: The Last Stand?<
Rebecca Romijn: All I can say is I get even more physical this time. In one scene Mystique is handcuffed in a prison cell, and the only way for her to get out is to strangle a security guard, steal the keys and unlock the handcuffs all with her toes. If nothing else, my feet will get great reviews.

06-2006: Self Magazine

Rebecca Romijn knew she had gained weight, but she wasn't self-conscious about it - until the press began laying into her in the fall of 2004. One paper wondered snarkily if she was "considering being the star in the second season of Fat Actress." Others suggested she was pregnant. Romijn was neither. For the first time since 1991, the year she dropped out of the University of California at Santa Cruz to model, she was taking a breather. Not working much. Not hitting the gym. Not counting calories.

04-03-2006: TV Guide

TV Guide: On your comedy series Pepper Dennis, you play a TV news reporter who'll humiliate herself if it means getting her story. Share some memorable real-life press encounters.

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