Samantha Jones
The Saved by the Bell and Megan Fox crazes this week inspired our hottest wonder women list.
Vixen: a female fox. This may be the animal kingdom's term, but culturally we have come to regard characters who are sexy and strong as well as demanding and dangerous to be vixens.
This week, showbiz celebrated these femme fatales—Megan Fox got her own awareness day (or on some sites like YourTango, we humorously blacklisted her to celebrate babe-alicious Betty White instead), and with the Saved by the Bell reunion in People, it was impossible not to recall some of the female heartbreakers we grew up with.
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The most sizzling sex may be happening with middle-aged lov-ahs. Take that young Hollywood!
The female psyche will never recover from the pop cultural icon that was (is) Sex and the City's Samantha Jones.
There she was. A blissfully single and liberated woman pushing fifty, who had zero desire to allow conventional wisdom or age slow her sexual prowess. (Not to mention tarnish her good looks.)
Women. Everywhere. Ate. It. Up.
The appeal was undeniable for lots of reasons, but Samantha Jones certainly took the edge off female aging. She made sex after forty seem not only attainable, normal, and smoking hot but aged to perfection. Like a fine wine.
