1. What were your goals for ShauneBagwell.com when it started and how's it going so far?
I didn't really know what to do with my website when I started it in 1999. Originally, I thought that I would put my modeling portfolio and my résumé online and that would be it. Then someone suggested that I sell posters, photos, memorabilia and autographed items. I like the idea of having a store, and also a members area, but I know that this will take a certain amount of commitment on my part, and I have been too busy to dedicate myself fully.

2. Are you hands-on when it comes to the site's content, or do you have a staff that takes care of the edit and production issues?
A staff? No, I don't have a staff. In fact, I don't have Staph. I just have one webmaster, Ken, who recently moved to Istanbul. He left me to fend for myself, and I haven't yet found a new webmaster. My site needs an update.

3. Are you a 'Net junkie in general?
I do love to surf the 'Net, and sometimes when I can't sleep, I'll check out random sites. I like The Smoking Gun, Drudge Report and, of course, PaulKatcher.com. I'm also always checking my e-mail, whenever I have a spare moment.

4. In what ways do you think the Internet has changed the modeling and acting industries?
It's made it easier in many ways. Now agents don't have to send in actors' photos to be considered for a job. They just e-mail them the submissions in five minutes. In modeling, it used to be much harder. Now every girl with a website and five photos is a model.

5. In a recent listing of "20 things you should know about me but were too afraid to ask" you say, "The best thing about guys is the way that they smell." You haven't met my friend Brian, have you?
No, does he stink?

6. There's a "Coming Soon" notice on your website shopping area. What do you plan to sell when it opens?
Well, I will tell you it won't be panties that I've worn on some shoot. I think that's downright creepy.

7. How do you position yourself as more than just a pretty face in a Hollywood scene that so often is only skin deep?
One of the things that I love about Hollywood so much is that you don't have to be beautiful to work. Maybe to be a big star, but all I want to do is be busy. I think stardom is overrated, I believe it screws up your head. I would rather be an unknown, working actress.

<8. Among your Hollywood credits is co-host of "The Most Outrageous Game Show Moments." Aside from clips of The Match Game cast wasted off its ass, what was some of the show's funniest content?
This project was a blast to work on because we worked with Monty Hall and Bob Eubanks, two pioneers of game shows. I made friends with Monty Hall and even met his wife. Monty and I were at the same Friar's club roast last October, and we kept sneaking out to the hall to watch Game 7 of the World Series. We missed the whole roast because we were watching the game! I'll always remember that because I saw the Angels capture the title with Monty. Most Outrageous Gameshow Moments had some hilarious tape from The Dating Game, and it was cool because I got a taste of what life was like in the '70s. We shot everything on Venice Beach and it was totally freezing in a bikini. (I was wearing the bikini, not Monty and Bob.)

9. How do you feel about nude modeling? (For you, I'm totally in favor of it.)
I'm not opposed to it, but I haven't yet found an offer that I like. A photo of me was in the January 2003 Playboy, a fully clothed, red carpet photo. I like to tell people I've been in Playboy, and they think I'm a Playmate, then I tell them the disappointing truth!

10. Modeling and acting gigs have taken you all over the country. What cities do you most enjoy working in?
I miss Texas so much, so I love going back to Dallas or Houston. I also love all of the hot places: Atlanta, Miami, Phoenix, or anywhere tropical that has a great beach. Out of the U.S., Paris is the best.

11. Have you ever been to a Turkish prison?
Wait, do they have a modeling market there? My webmaster is in Istanbul, I'll ask him. Um, that line is from Airplane!, right? That's a great movie. Remember when they ran out of coffee in Airplane II, and a fight broke out in the cabin?

12. So what's next for your career, and what's the best way to keep up with what you're up to?
Keep checking my website for the latest news, appearances, and photos. Your website rocks, Paul! Thanks again!

Paul's Recap: Wow, who knew Monty Hall was such a baseball buff? Thanks to Shaune giving us a glimpse into Hollywood, being a good sport and, most importantly, revealing her desire to find the right nude modeling offer. Someone get on that pronto. You webmasters might also drop her a note about your rates (free), fees (free) and conditions (none) and get ShauneBagwell.com running on all cylinders. Hell, it's better than working on your Black Sabbath tribute site.

And I regret interviewing Shaune before I could get her reaction to the news that Gary Coleman is running for governor of California.

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