January Jones

 As the oldest of a pioneer family she played the lead female character in Love's Enduring Promise. The character is enthralled by an unnamed man who helps save her father's life. Seven years ago, she was an integral part of the AMC original TV drama Mad Men seven seasons. Her character was of a suburban housewife who was young as well as mother Betty Draper Francis. Two Golden Globe nominations for her performances as well as an Emmy nomination were accepted by Jones. The actress is most well recognized for her performance in American Wedding 2003, which was the third episode of the comedy show. The film's Law & Order episode, "Quit Claim", she played a con-artist who was the sole remaining suspect in a fraud that involved organized crime. The actress was also featured in The Boat That Rocked (a British film that focuses on pirate radios during the 1960s) and was later changed to Pirate Radio in North America in 2009. Jones was ranked No. She was ranked 82 on Maxim Hot 100 Women of 2002. 10 of her photos were featured on the cover of "The Hot Issue" British GQ magazine's May issue of 2009. She was also included on the cover of American GQ magazine's November issue in 2009. Jones was the host of Saturday Night Live's November 14th, 2009 episode, during which Jones was joined by The Black Eyed Peas as the musical guest.