Pamela Anderson Also Known As:
Pam Anderson, Pamela Anderson Lee, Pamela Denise Anderson, Pammy (nickname)
Born:
July 1st, 1967
Birthplace:
Ladysmith, British Columbia, Canada
Height:
5' 7"
Pamela Anderson and Shoes:
Like many of the rest of us, Pamela Anderson is a footwear fanatic. But unlike many of the rest of us, Pam has the q-rating and the contacts to turn her passion into a socially responsible business venture. As a long-time member of PETA and animal rights supporter, Pamela has created her own line of non-leather shoes.
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Big Break for Pamela Anderson:
In 1989, wearing a "Labatt" beer t-shirt, Pam attended a professional football game in Vancouver. Her image was displayed on the stadium's jumbo screen, and the crowd went insane. The reaction of the audience spurred Labatt into hiring her for commercials, dubbing her the "Blue Zone" girl. The popular campaign led to Playboy seeking Pamela for its cover.
Notable Television Roles:
Home Improvement (playing the role of Lisa the "Tool Time Girl")
Baywatch (as C.J. Parker)
V.I.P. (starred in, and produced)
Notable Relationships:
Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock
Pam has two sons, Brandon and Dylan, with Tommy Lee (Motley Crue Drummer). Pam Anderson married Tommy Lee in 1995 and the two divorced in 1998.
Pamela Anderson Recent Events:
In 2004, "Star" - the first novel from Pamela Anderson was published. Though the book is centered around fictional character, "Star Wood Leigh," readers who are familiar with Pam's life story will recognize the semi-autobiographical nature of the book.
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In December of 2004, PETA and Pamela Anderson teamed up in an attempt to display a series of anti-fur campaign billboards throughout China and Singapore. According to PETA, forty percent of all American fur imports for 2000 originated in China.
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In December of 2004, PETA and Pamela Anderson teamed up in an attempt to display a series of anti-fur campaign billboards throughout China and Singapore. According to PETA, forty percent of all American fur imports for 2000 originated in China.
