Playboy offers Pamela, Denise $1m to Pose...

Pamela Anderson and Denise Richards are considering an offer to posing nude together in an upcoming issue of 'Playboy' magazine for which they will be paid a whopping 1 million dollars.

 

A source revealed to Globe that 'Playboy' boss Hugh Hefner wants the actresses to team up for a spread in the January 2008 issue of the publication.

 

"Neither Pam nor Denise has committed yet, but they're seriously considering it," a source told Globe.

 

The pair became firm friends last year in Canada when they shot mob comedy Blonde and Blonder.

 

Both the blondes have in the past also disrobed for the men's magazine.

Anderson has appeared nude at a record of 12 times in Playboy whereas Richards has stripped for the December 2004 issue of the mag.

Ex-Playboy model to play Anna Nicole Smith

Singer, dancer and one-time Playboy magazine model Willa Ford will star as the late Playboy Playmate Anna Nicole Smith in a biographical film about the billionaire's widow that starts shooting next week.

A publicist for Ford, best known for her hit single I Wanna Be Bad and a stint on the ABC television show Dancing with the Stars, confirmed a report in Wednesday's Daily Variety she was signed to play the title role in the film, Anna Nicole.

Like Smith, who sprang to fame as a model for the Guess? fashion line and as a Playboy's Playmate of the Year, Ford once posed nude for the men's magazine.

Variety said the independently produced movie would cover Smith's life from the age of 17 until her February 8 death in Florida from an accidental overdose of prescription drugs, five months after giving birth to a baby girl, Dannielynn.

A dispute over the baby's paternity was settled on Tuesday when a court in the Bahamas released DNA test results showing that Smith's former boyfriend, Larry Birkhead, was the child's father.

The baby could one day be worth millions if Smith's estate wins a decade-long battle to inherit a fortune from the late oil tycoon J Howard Marshall. He married Smith when she was 26 and he was 89. Marshall died 14 months later.

Ford, 26, a Florida native, began singing at age 8 in a children's choir and released her first album, Willa Was Here, in 2001, billing herself as the "bad girl of pop."

In addition to the Anna Nicole film in the works, a book titled Train Wreck: The Life and Death of Anna Nicole Smith, written by Smith's half-sister, Donna Hogan, is due to hit bookstores this week.