Top 10 Most Wanted Terrorist after Bin Laden's Death

The United States has finally inflicted a solid wound to their numero uno enemy, the Al-Qaeda. In a night-raid carried out at a location barely a few kilometers away from the Pakistani capital Islamabad, Osama bin Laden was killed in a dramatic CIA-led operation which involved extensive use of helicopters and ground troops.
The most dreaded terrorist in the world until now, Bin Laden gained attention in September of 2001, when the attacks on the United States left as many as 3,000 people dead and several hundred injured. It was only a matter of time and the man had become one of the most hated and feared men in the world.
After Bin Laden's death, US President Obama told the world “Justice has been done”.
However, even after Osama's death, terrorism continues to remain a major threat to the people across the globe. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) rolled out a list of most wanted terrorists in late 2001 which has been constantly updated since then. Here's a brief description of ten of most wanted terrorists out of that list which features at least 30 names.
The list also contains the name of Osama Bin Laden, who is now dead.

Usama Bin Laden
Apart from the 9/11 attacks, the Saudi-born dissident was also wanted in connection with August 7, 1998, bombings of the United States embassies in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and Nairobi, Kenya. The Al-Qaeda leader was also a suspect in various other terror attacks throughout the world.
Bin Laden was a southpaw who walked with a cane. After 9/11 attacks the United States launched several operations to track the man. But they were not to taste success until 10 years. He had a reward of about $27 million dollars on his head and operated under eight alias names.

Adam Yahiye Gadhan
Born as Adam Pearlman in California, US, he converted to Islam in his teens. He is reported to be the cultural interpreter, spokesperson, and media advisor for the terrorist group Al-Qaeda. He has been indicted of treason and material support to Al-Qaeda and is said to be involved in numerous terrorist activities.
Gadahn has scars on his chest and right forearm and operates under eight aliases. The Rewards for Justice Program, United States Department of State, is offering a reward of up to a million dollars for information leading to the arrest of Gadahn.

Daniel Andreas San Diego
He is wanted for his alleged involvement in the bombing of two office buildings in San Francisco. A vegan, he is known to be linked to animal rights extremist groups. The man wears glasses, is adept at sailing and is always expected to be armed.
He is reported to have at least three tattoos on his bodies. He has three alias names as well. The FBI is offering a reward of up to $250,000 for information leading directly to the arrest of San Diego.

Ayman Al-Zawahiri

Currently the leader of Al-Qaeda, he is reportedly a qualified surgeon who has a deep and radical understanding of Islamic theology and Islamic history. Al-Zawahiri has been indicted for his alleged role in the August 7, 1998 bombings of the US embassies in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and Nairobi, Kenya. Egyptian Islamic Jihad (EIJ), the group he founded merged with Al-Qaeda in 1998 under his leadership.
Operating under 12 alias names, Al-Zawahiri can speak Arabic, English and French. The Rewards for Justice Program, United States Department of State, has offered a reward of up to $25 million for information leading directly to the apprehension or the conviction of Ayman Al-Zawahiri.

Fahd Mohammed Ahmed Al-Quso
The man is wanted by the FBI, the Interpol and the US Department of State. He has been indicted in the Southern District of New York for his role in the October 12, 2000, bombing of the USS Cole in Aden, Yemen in which 17 Americal sailors lost their lives.
Al-Quso is believed to be hiding in the mountains of Yemen. He operates under nine aliases. The Rewards For Justice Program, United States Department of State, is offering a reward of up to $5 million for information leading directly to the apprehension or conviction, in any country, of Fahd Mohammed Ahmed Al-Quso.

Abdul Rehman Yasin

Born in Bloomington, Indiana, US, Yasin is of Iraqi heritage. He is wanted for his alleged participation in the terrorist bombing of the World Trade Centre, New York City in February of 1993. The bombing led to six deaths, wounding of several individuals, and intense damage to property. He is believed to be held as a prisoner in Iraq since 1994.
FBI reports that Yasin epileptic. He is believed to have a chemical burn scar on his right thigh and operates under at least four alias names. The US Department of State has offered a reward of up to $5 million for information leading directly to the apprehension or conviction of Yasin.

Husayn Muhammad Al-Umari

He has been indicted for his alleged role in the August 11, 1982 bombing of Pan Am Flight 830, while it was en route from Japan to Hawaii. A mechanic and explosives expert, he formed an organisation in 1979 whose mission was to promote the Palestinian cause through violence towards the supporters of Israel.
A holder of Lebanese passport, Al-Umari has three alias names. He has a scar on the fingers of his right and one on his left hand in the web between the thumb and the index finger. A reward of up to $5 million is being offered by United States Department of State for information about Al-Umari.

Anas Al-Liby

Born in Tripoli, Libya, Al-Liby is under indictment in the United States for his part in the 1998 United States embassy bombings. He has worked as a computer specialist for Al-Qaeda. He recently lived in the United Kingdom where he was granted political asylum.
Al-Liby has a scar on the left side of his face and operates under at least four alias names. The reward on him offered by the United States Department of State is about $5 million.

Wadoud Muhammad Hafiz Al-Turki

Born in Iraq, Al-Turki faced indictment for his alleged role in September 5, 1986 hijacking of Pan American World Airways Flight 73 during a stop in Karachi, Pakistan. 20 passengers and crew members were killed in the attack.
The man is a heavy smoker and is believed to be residing in a Middle Eastern country. He has five alias names and there is a reward of up to $5 million on offer for information related to him.

Ahmed Ibrahim Al-Mughassil

This man is wanted by the United States government for his alleged involvement in the June 25, 1996 attack on Khobar Towers military housing complex near Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. The attacks claimed the life of 19 US Air Force personnels and one local.
Al-Mughassil has been identified as the head of military wing of the Pro-Iran Saudi Hizbullah. He has just one alias name and the US Department of State has offered a reward of up to $5 million dollars for him.

• Reference/Source: allvoices.com by soniyaa of Dimāpur, Nagaland, India

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Ten Most Highest Paying Bachelor Degrees for Year 2011

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The latest list of the Top 10 Degrees With The Highest Starting Salaries has just been released and the results are quite similar to last years. The 2011 results again confirm the trending change from the usual Business, Accounting and Finance related degrees making way for degrees that will land you a job in the booming resource sector. The good news is though that overall, starting salaries are on average higher than they were last year. So what degrees made the top ten list for 2011?

1 – Petroleum Engineering Degree with an average starting salary of $93,000 and a median mid-career salary of $157,000.

2 – Chemical Engineering Degree with an average starting salary of $64,800 and a median mid-career salary of $108,000.

3 – Nuclear Engineering Degree with an average starting salary of $63,900 and a median mid-career salary of $104,000.

4 – Computer Engineering Degree with an average starting salary of $61,200 and a median mid-career salary of $99,500.

5 – Electrical Engineering Degree with an average starting salary of $60,800 and a median mid-career salary of $104,000.

6 – Aerospace/Aeronautical/Astronautical Engineering Degree – average starting salary of $59,400 and a median mid-career salary of $108,000.

7 – Materials Science and Engineering Degree with an average starting salary of $59,400 and a median mid-career salary of $93,600.

8 – Mechanical Engineering Degree with an average starting salary of $58,300 and a median mid-career salary of $97,400.

9 – Industrial Engineering Degree with an average starting salary of $58,200 and a median mid-career salary of $97,600.

10 – Software Engineering Degree with an average starting salary of $56,700 and a median mid-career salary of $91,300.

As you can see, Engineering based degrees particularly Commodities Related Engineering are again making up the best part of the Top 10 list for 2011 as they did in 2010. It is not surprising to see Petroleum, Chemical and Nuclear Engineering Graduates acheiving the three highest starting salaries as the growth in emerging markets and the demand for energy and materials continue to keep graduates in these fields in very strong demand which is expected to continue into the foreseeable future.

So there you have it, the ten highest paying bachelors degrees. All of these degrees are available through online degree programs throughout both the United States and at accredited online schools across the globe. With an accelerated online degree program you could earn one of these high paying degrees in as little as two years. So what are you waiting for. The sooner you start, the sooner you will have your degree and earning the big dollars. So what are you waiting for? Find a fast online degree program today!

• Reference/Source: betteronlinedegrees.com

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Top 10 Petroleum Producing Countries

Here are the top 10 oil producer countries and with Total oil production( millions of barrels per day ) on 2006

1. Saudi Arabia (10.72 millions of barrels per day)

Saudi Arabia has the world's largest oil reserves and is the world's largest oil exporter. Oil accounts for more than 90% of exports and nearly 75% of government revenues, facilitating the creation of a welfare state.

2. Russia (9.67 millions of barrels per day)

The country has the world's largest natural gas reserves, the 8th largest oil reserves, and the second largest coal reserves. Russia is the world's leading natural gas exporter and leading natural gas producer, while also the second largest oil exporter and largest oil producer, though Russia interchanges the latter status with Saudi Arabia from time to time. On January 1, 2011, Russia said it had begun scheduled oil shipments to China, with the plan to increase the rate up to 300,000 barrels per day in 2011.

3. United States (8.37 millions of barrels per day)

The United States is the third largest producer of oil in the world, as well as its largest importer.

4. Iran (4.12 millions of barrels per day)

Oil reserves in Iran, according to its government, rank third largest in the world at approximately 150 billion barrels (24×109 m3) as of 2007, although it ranks second if Canadian reserves of unconventional oil are excluded.[1] This is roughly 10% of the world's total proven petroleum reserves. Iran is the world's fourth largest oil producer and is OPEC's second-largest producer after Saudi Arabia. As of 2009 it was producing an estimated 4.172 million barrels per day (663.3×103 m3/d) of crude oil. At 2006 rates of production, Iran's oil reserves would last 98 years if no new oil was found.
Iranian production peaked at 6 million barrels per day (950×103 m3/d) in 1974, but it has been unable to produce at that rate since the 1979 Iranian Revolution due to a combination of political unrest, war with Iraq, limited investment, US sanctions, and a high rate of natural decline.Iran's mature oil fields are in need of enhanced oil recovery (EOR) techniques such as gas injection to maintain production,which is declining at an annual rate of approximately 8% onshore and 10% offshore. With current technology it is only possible to extract 20% to 25% of the oil in place from Iran’s fractured carbonate reservoirs, 10% less than the world average. It is estimated that 400,000-700,000 bbl/d of crude production is lost annually due to declines in the mature oil fields.
Iran consumed 1.6 million barrels per day (250×103 m3/d) of its own oil as of 2006. Domestic consumption is increasing due to a growing population and large government subsidies on gasoline, which reduces the amount of oil available for export and contributes to a large government budget deficit. Due to a lack of refinery capacity, Iran is the second biggest gasoline importer in the world after the United States. High oil prices in recent years have enabled Iran to amass nearly $60 billion in foreign exchange reserves, but have not helped solve economic problems such as high unemployment and inflation.
According to NIOC, Iran recoverable liquid hydrocarbon reserves at the end of 2006 was 138,4 billion barrels.

5. Mexico(3.71 millions of barrels per day)

The petroleum industry in Mexico makes it the fifth largest producer of oil in the world and the tenth largest in terms of net export as of 2007. It is the second largest oil producer in the Western Hemisphere behind only the United States and just ahead of Canada. However, Mexico is not a member of OPEC or any petroleum production related organizations.
The oil sector is crucial to the Mexican economy; while its importance has been reduced in recent years, oil revenues generate over 10% of Mexico's export earnings.

6. China (3.84 millions of barrels per day)

China has been endeavoring to sign international agreements and secure such supplies; its energy security involves the internal and foreign energy policy of China. Currently, China's energy portfolio consists mainly of domestic coal, oil and gas from domestic and foreign sources, and small quantities of uranium. China has also created a strategic petroleum reserve, to secure emergency supplies of oil for temporary price and supply disruptions. Chinese policy focuses on diversification to reduce oil imports, which rely almost exclusively on producers in the Middle East.

7. Canada(3.23 millions of barrels per day)

As of 2005, Canada's total oil reserves including both conventional and unconventional oil, approximately 180 billion barrels (29 km³), puts Canada in second place (Saudi Arabia has the largest reserves), and ranks ninth in the production of crude oil the world over, approximately 2.7 million barrels (430,000 m³) of crude oil a day, and 6.4 trillion cubic feet (180 km³) of natural gas per year. Canada also has the largest oil sands reserves (its offshore reserves have just begun to be tapped). Its proximity to the United States of America makes Canada a significant entry point to one of the world's largest fuel-driven industrialized markets.

8. United Arab Emirates (2.94 millions of barrels per day)

9. Venezuela (2.81 millions of barrels per day)

Venezuela has some of the largest oil and natural gas reserves in the world, and consistently ranks among the top ten crude oil producers in the world. The country's main petroleum deposits are located around and beneath Lake Maracaibo, the Gulf of Venezuela (both in Zulia), and in the Orinoco River basin (eastern Venezuela), where the country's largest reserve is located. Besides the largest conventional oil reserves and the second-largest natural gas reserves in the Western Hemisphere, Venezuela has non-conventional oil deposits (extra-heavy crude oil, bitumen and tar sands) approximately equal to the world's reserves of conventional oil.

10. Norway (2.79 millions of barrels per day)

• Reference/Source: infoplease.co

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10 Best Dressed Guests at The Royal Wedding

We're so not done swooning over Kate Middleton's wedding dress yet, but we're going to turn our attention to the fabulous royal guests for a few minutes! Want to see who wore what? Check out our picks for the 10 best dressed...

Prince William's royal cousins--Beatrice and Eugenie--totally turned heads in their Phillip Treacy hats. Eugenie's electric blue number is by Vivienne Westwood, while Beatrice went with a detailed Valentino number.

The second most-watched couple of the day? Posh & Becks, but of course! Victoria Beckham wowed us with her version of maternity wear--a dress of her own design, paired with a Phillip Treacy topper and sky-high Christian Louboutin heels--while her hot husband showed his way with a Windsor knot.

You'd probably never see a maid of honor wearing white in the U.S., but Pippa Middleton pulled off this cowl-neck Alexander McQueen number with perfect grace. It shows off her gorgeous figure, but there's not a chance she could have upstaged her glowing sister on this day.

Queen Elizabeth II went with one of this season's hottest colors--bright, bold yellow!--in a perfectly tailored suit by Angela Kelly.

Who knew Joss Stone had such a sense of refinement? Her monochrome coral ensemble was perfectly chic--especially with that fabulous hat!

Speaking of fabulous hats...Princess Anne's daughter, Zara Phillips, gets our vote for the day's chicest! Hers is also by Phillip Treacy, and it gives the bride-to-be an air of total elegance.

Talk about royal blue! Tara Palmer Tomkinson, a British It-girl and TV personality, was no wallflower at this event. Her off-the-shoulder electric dress was even more wow-worthy thanks to a matching hat, gloves, clutch, and heels.

The prime minister's wife, Samantha Cameron, went traditionally British in a teal pleated sheath dress by Burberry. An Erdem statement necklace, orange scarf, and nude shoes completed the look.

Who do you gals think was the best dressed guest at the royal wedding? Don't you just love all of the hat-gazing? Discuss!

• Reference/Source: glamour.com by Tracey Lomrantz [Friday, 04/29/2011 8:54 AM]

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10 Beauties and Hotties at 25 (People Magazine 2011)

AMANDA SEYFRIED
The Red Riding Hood star may be the face of Clé de Peau Beauté cosmetics, but off-camera Seyfried's secret to looking her best is simple. "I don't dye my hair, and I can go without makeup," she tells InStyle. "Waxing my legs is pretty much the only thing I have to maintain."

ODETTE ANNABLE
The 25-year-old star of FOX's freshman series Breaking In has already earned her place on the red carpet – alongside newlywed husband David Annable of Brothers & Sisters – thanks to her Cuban-born mom. "My mother always said to go classy, simple, and understated," she told InStyle.

KENDRA WILKINSON
Motherhood has definitely mellowed the former Playboy Playmate and current Dancing with the Stars contestant. "Now that I'm a mom, my definition of beauty has changed so much," Wilkinson tells PEOPLE. "Getting makeup and hair ready isn't my No. 1 anymore. What comes first is my baby."

ROBERT PATTINSON
While Twi-hards can't get enough of Pattinson – or his waxen face – the British star who's played vampire Edward Cullen since 2008 is done with the look of the undead. "I'm so sick of my own pallid, gray complexion," he's said. "Having that makeup put on every single day, as soon as you get it taken off, it's like, 'Oh, you do look normal. You look healthy now.'"

KAMILLA BELLE
With her stunning features and model figure, the From Prada to Nada actress is a favorite among fashion designers (she walked the runway for Alberta Ferretti in January). But the California native says the key to her sartorial success is simply her willingness to take risks. "I'm always taking chances," she told Lucky of her sense of style. "It must be the Brazilian in me."

LAUREN CONRAD
Though the former Hills star turned designer is admired for her effortless SoCal style, Conrad admits she works hard to look – and feel – good. "About a year ago, I looked down and thought, 'I have cellulite. Where did that come from?'" she told Glamour. "I work out and eat healthy, so mostly [I'm]] about being in shape and having energy."

CHACE CRAWFORD
As the genteel Nate Archibald on Gossip Girl, Crawford is a study in physical perfection. (After all, PEOPLE did name him the Hottest Bachelor of 2009.) But this Texan is as chilled out as his down-home upbringing. "I like to keep things simple," the actor, who'll appear in the upcoming family dramedy Peace, Love, & Misunderstanding, told CosmoGIRL!, "from what I wear to who I'm friends with."

MEGAN FOX
"I'm just really confident sexually, and I think that sort of oozes out of my pores," Fox joked to Esquire of her bombshell persona. "It's something I don't have to turn on." Who would expect any less from the sultry star of Emporio Armani Underwear's barely-there ad campaign?

DIANNA AGRON
With her classic good looks, it's no wonder Agron plays queen bee Quinn Fabray on Glee. But the blonde beauty, who turns 25 on April 30, says her own high school experience was much more clueless. "I knew nothing about makeup and hair," she told PEOPLE. "I wore all the wrong colors and plucked my eyebrows too much."
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SHIA LABEOUF
Though the self-deprecating Transformers hunk once joked he looks "like Garry Shandling," there's no denying LaBeouf's hot factor. Just ask his two-time leading lady Megan Fox. "He is magnetic," she told InStyle. "He has those big, unassuming, puppy-dog eyes.

• Reference/Source: people.com

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Top 10 Hollywood Beauty Throwbacks

ANNE AS JUDY
With her big eyes, full lips and brunette waves, Anne Hathaway has drawn comparisons to Hollywood's Golden Era star Judy Garland. Even more uncanny, the 28-year-old can hold a tune with the best of them – check out her amazing rendition of Les Misérables' "On My Own" at this year's Oscars! No wonder Hathaway, who gamely spoofed The Wizard of Oz on Saturday Night Live in January, has been tapped to play Garland in an upcoming biopic of the star's troubled life.

JENNIFER AS BARBRA
Cover girl Jennifer Aniston channeled larger-than-life diva Barbra Streisand for a Harper's Bazaar photo shoot based on Streisand's iconic film moments – right down to the long nails and signature '60s coif! – in September 2010. Babs's take on the shots? "I think she did a wonderful job!" the fellow New Yorker gushed, before adding, "if only she had a bump on her nose!"

BEYONCÉ AS PAM
For her big-screen debut in Austin Powers in Goldmember, Beyoncé stole the show as Foxxy Cleopatra – a cheeky 'froback to '70s blaxploitation queen Pam Grier (Foxy Brown). "My mother is a Pam Grier fan," the 29-year-old told Jay Leno of her inspiration for the role. "And I went and watched all [her] movies. And now I'm a huge fan."

KATIE AS JACKIE
For a moment, it looked as though the public would never get to see Katie Holmes step into the formidable shoes of Jackie O. in The Kennedys, but the miniseries based on the famous First Family is finally showing just how much work the 32-year-old star put into the role. "[It] was overwhelming because she is such an icon, so I did a lot of research," Holmes tells EW. "It furthered my adoration."

PENÉLOPE AS SOPHIA
Her most famous collaborator, Pedro Almodóvar, told the New York Times in 2009 that Spanish muse Cruz belongs to the Mediterranean school of acting – carnal, gutsy, cleavage-heaving, loud – a style mastered by Italian screen goddess Sophia Loren. When Cruz got to work with Loren that same year on Nine, she gushed to Interview of her screen idol, "She looks like a goddess."

HALLE AS DOROTHY
Halle Berry's connection to the first African-American Best Actress Academy Award nominee runs much deeper than just skin deep: Berry played Dandridge in a TV biopic based on her life, for which she won an Emmy and a Golden Globe in 2000. Two years later, when Berry became the first African-American to win a Best Actress Oscar (for Monster's Ball), she paid a touching tribute to the '50s-era pioneer.

RACHEL AS HEDY
It makes perfect sense that the Cambridge-educated British actress, known for her brains and beauty, has been in talks since 2009 to star as '40s movie Hedy Lamarr (famed for starring in Cecil B. DeMille's Samson and Delilah). The biopic will shine light on the Hungarian's second, notable career as an accomplished scientist whose invention guided World War II torpedoes by radio control.

GWEN AS JEAN
With her golden pin-curls and signature red lips, Gwen Stefani has long drawn inspiration from original platinum blonde star Jean Harlow. Their remarkable likeness didn't go unnoticed by Martin Scorsese, who cast the No Doubt singer as the '30s screen siren in the 2004 Howard Hughes biopic The Aviator. "[Scorsese] gave me my first role in a major film, Howard Hughes gave Jean Harlow her first big lead role," Stefani marveled to MTV about the parallels between her and Harlow.

Fill in the Blanks for 9 and 10! You decide!

• Reference/Source: people.com

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10 World's Most Beautiful 2011(People Magazine)

Jennifer Lopez! Zac Efron! Eva Longoria!
See which A-listers and new faces made this 2011 list

JENNIFER LOPEZ
"Rarely am I left speechless, but I feel honored," says Lopez of topping PEOPLE's Most Beautiful list of 2011. But at 41, the singer-actress has earned her status as a beauty icon, something she says that family – husband Marc Anthony and twins Emme and Max, 3 – has taught her. As for looking glam week in and week out on American Idol, Lopez says, "I don't want anybody thinking it's easy. It does take time and it's hard work. HDTV wide-screen is nobody's friend!"

ZAC EFRON
Those abs! Those pecs! That chest! No wonder the newly single star also topped PEOPLE's Most Amazing Bodies list last year. But the 23-year-old is more than mere eye candy. Efron, who's currently filming the A-list ensemble New Year's Eve, tells PEOPLE, "I think it's important to remember to live in the moment and enjoy every day to the fullest."

REESE WITHERSPOON
Dressed in a custom-designed Monique Lhuillier blush-hued gown, Witherspoon, 35, "took your breath away," a guest at her April nuptials told PEOPLE. Husband Jim Toth, 40, is certainly a big reason why the A-lister can't stop smiling these days. "He's wonderful," the Water for Elephants star tells Vogue. He's just a really great guy, and I feel really lucky."

JESSICA SIMPSON
Being well-endowed since sixth grade, the blonde bombshell points out that "there's no way to hide them as much as you want to bandage your boobs down." Simpson, 30, has since learned to embrace her chest as her "best accessory," telling PEOPLE, "Now I can make my way in and out of parking tickets: Show the girls and give a wink!"

MANDY MOORE
Moore's musician husband Ryan Adams likes her makeup-free, but the actress tells PEOPLE, "I'm a product junkie. I love playing with makeup." Though the 27-year-old Tangled star admits she may not be "particularly good at putting on my own makeup," there's one thing she can do without blinking an eye: "I'm an expert at curling my lashes without a mirror."

KATIE HOLMES
Her good looks and fashion sense made Holmes a natural choice to play Jackie O. in the TV biopic The Kennedys. But the 32-year-old star mom felt a connection to the former First Lady that was more than skin deep. "She had so much strength. ... I loved her love of family, how important it was for her to be a good mother," Holmes told Elle.

JENNIFER HUDSON
Now that she's in the "best shape of my life," the size 4 Weight Watchers spokesmodel and busy mom (to 20-month-old David) is working on getting her beauty rest. "Between working and keeping up with my son, I can't say that I get too much sleep," says Hudson. "One of the greatest luxuries I am afforded is a solid eight hours every once in a while!"

KELLAN LUTZ
"I started out modeling, so this is the pinnacle," Lutz told PEOPLE of his Calvin Klein underwear ads. So what makes the Twilight star such an irresistible pitchman (besides his pecs)? "I have dimples, so thank the Lord I was blessed with something I could use to look like a little beggar," the 26-year-old tells PEOPLE.

DANA DELANY
Looking good is all in your "attitude," says Delany. And good habits: The 55-year-old sticks to a diet of mostly fish and vegetables and does yoga five days a week, though the self-proclaimed hedonist admits a weakness for good wine. The payoff? "I just learned that my Body of Proof role was written for a 35-year-old, but they offered it to me," Delany tells PEOPLE.

EMMA STONE
At 22, the Easy A star is already being called the new face to watch. With that label also comes the pressure of staying thin in Hollywood. "I’d be crazy to sit here and tell you that I’ve never thought about it," Stone, who can next be seen in this summer's Crazy, Stupid, Love, told Glamour. "[But] I never can beat myself up about it ... You’re a human being, you live once and life is wonderful, so eat the damn red velvet cupcake."

To see who else made PEOPLE's Most Beautiful 2011 list, pick up this issue, on newsstands!

• Reference/Source: people.com
• Reference/Source: People Magazine April 2011 Issue

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