Mega-rich, ultra-popular Hollywood super stars can support the struggling artistic community by taking a leading role in a small independent film, securing financing and an audience for the picture and gaining a shot of credibility for themselves. Familiar the world around for her recurring role on TV staple Friends, sultry, slinky and perky Jennifer Aniston loaned her fame, her talent and a wisp of nipple to The Good Girl (2002). A critically acclaimed account of small dreams stifled in a small town and of bad solutions causing progressively worse problems, The Good Girl was a good deal for everyone involved, especially for the crowd lured into the theater seats by the promise of being more than Friends with Jennifer Aniston.

Fast Forward to: (0:25) While snuggling in bed beneath the adulterous embrace of Jake Gyllenhaal, billion-dollar baby Jennifer flicks one of her priceless baby-feeder nips into the light.

Skinfo: Good Girl director Miguel Arteta was also the main man behind the camera for Star Maps (1997) and Chuck & Buck (2000), two films that explored sexual aberration and obsession.