Natasha Alam

It's not every day we meet a real princess, much less one who has locked lips with Eva Mendes. Yet those are just two bullet points for Uzbekistan-born Natasha Alam. The kiss happens in the film The Women, in which Natasha plays what she calls "a lesbian supermodel with anger-management issues." A former model herself, Natasha knows from beautiful. "Eva is one of the sexiest girls around," she says. "Her lips were very soft and yummy. I also got to grab her booty when we were making out." And the princess thing: Natasha was married to the grandson of the former shah of Iran, and though they've split, she gets to keep the princess title. Model, princess, actress—we'd roll our eyes a bit if not for the "crazy times" of Natasha's youth. Long story short, she's here today despite the malicious efforts of racist Uzbek thugs and the Russian Mafia, and she deserves the tiara. More and different crazy times ensued during her modeling career—research, perhaps, for her role opposite Mendes. "I did have a girlfriend once," she recalls. "She was a total lesbian, a real tomboy, but tall and beautiful. We had the same modeling agency, and she moved in with my boyfriend and me for a while. It was weird, but that goes with the territory." Natasha doesn't play for the other team; she's just open-minded. "You can fall in love with anybody," she says. "As long as you kiss him with your inner self, it doesn't matter if he looks like a frog." What is it they say down at the pond? Ribbit.