Four years after her appearance at Disrupt SF 2012, Jessica Alba took the Disrupt NY stage to discuss The Honest Company's latest news.
In recent years, however, her appearance in a number of movies that fared badly at the box office caused a turnabout in her status, and she has been noted as one of the most overpaid actors in Hollywood in 2011, 2012 and 2013.
She hasn't been seen on the big screen in two years, but her appearance on the cover of the fashion mag comes ahead of some big things, including the premiere of "Thor: The Dark World" on Nov. 8 and a move from Los Angeles to Paris.
She was voted the best-liked female Final Fantasy character in a 2013 poll by Square Enix, and, in that year's Dengeki PlayStation Awards, she was voted best video game character of the year for her appearance in Lightning Returns.
That same year, Wirtualna Polska included Jill among the 20 "sexiest girls in games" of the year for her appearance in Revelations.
For nearly a year, until her appearance in a televised debate drew national attention and energized her fund-raising, the campaign sustained itself on a shoestring budget.
In 1993, at the Sydney equivalent of the Tony Awards, she was voted Best Newcomer, for her performance in Timothy Daly's "Kafka Dances"; the same year, for her appearance opposite Geoffrey Rush in a memorable production of Mamet's "Oleanna," she was named Best Actress.
When her father went on vacation less than a year after her appearance in Miami, he left her the responsibility of the editorial page.
Perpetua called Minaj's appearance "cameo of the year" describing her appearance in the video: "She switches up her delivery repeatedly over the course of 31 bars, veering between cartoonish sweetness and unhinged villainy.
Although she did considerable stage acting over the years, her sole Broadway appearance was in 1971 in the Stephen Sondheim musical "Company," in which she replaced Elaine Stritch as the tough-talking character who sings "The Ladies Who Lunch".
