Michelle Lombardo
Michelle Lombardo Biography
Michelle Helen Lombardo (born September 16, 1983) is an American model and actress.
She is originally from Glastonbury, Connecticut and of Italian and Irish descent.
Michelle rose to fame by winning the inaugural Sports Illustrated Fresh Face Contest in 2004, and was a swimsuit model for Sports Illustrated's calendars and magazines. Lombardo is also an athlete, competing in softball, volleyball, and soccer in high school and in local organizations. She is now acting and has a role in the films Click and All In.
She starred in a Suzuki Forenza commercial where she changes from her work clothes into athletic wear while riding in a full elevator, appearing to be naked in front of people without a care. She then gets into a Suzuki driven by a friend, with the two of them headed out to do some biking together.
Lombardo has recently starred in Entourage, Californication and the internet series Quarterlife and Girltrash!
Lombardo currently resides in Los Angeles.
Michelle is currently a host on the cable network Current TV.
She revealed on the Adam Carolla Show that she is a natural 32D
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\n Pop diva Madonna has been accused of "encouragement to impure thoughts." The singer's last night for the first time ever, occurred in the Latin American country of Chile. She was, however, already have their ahead of controversial image, and she had to put away publicly expressed religious scolding. At a trade show, was conceived in the late former dictator Augusto Pinochet, said the Catholic Cardinal Jorge Medina Estevez, the musician was "entered into incredibly shameless manner" in the country. The prejudgment interest to the fans but obviously a shit: More than 120,000 people are expected to attend the two scheduled concerts. Many camped even up to three days under the open sky in order to secure a good seat for the pop-in performance, Estadio Nacional in Santiago. As early as 1987 and 1990, Pope John Paul II for a boycott of Madonna concerts was called - with similar effect. (BangMedia)