36 Things You Always Wanted To Ask Rebecca Romijn

The Skin Wars host shares her makeup secrets, fashion regrets, and thoughts on motherhood, plus what she’d tell her twentysomething self.

GSN has put a new twist on reality competition shows with their newest show, “Skin Wars.” Premiering tonight at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT, the show has rounded up 10 of the best body painters around and have them in a competition with amazing challenges and where their only canvas is the naked body.

In the lobby of the Ritz-Carlton hotel in midtown Manhattan, Rebecca Romijn is waiting for her costar, Jon Tenney, to arrive. She places a playfully brusque reminder call to his cell, then declares with a good-natured sigh, "He's probably upstairs blowing out his hair." And there you have it: The secret sauce in King & Maxwell, this summer's new procedural about two Washington, D.C.-based former Secret Service agents-turned-private eyes. The case of the week is secondary only to the playful rapport between the two leads. We sat down with the pair to investigate their spark.

Rebecca Romijn and Gabrielle Union have more than just Hollywood in common. Both are 39 years old, graduated from East Bay high schools, and found success as models, which led to big careers in movies and television. Their celebrity relationships have been followed by paparazzi. And this month, they share the screen in Tyler Perry’s latest drama, Good Deeds. In the film, Romijn and Union play best friends—and as you’ll begin to suspect, they’re pretty tight in real life, too.