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Guys go gaga over Carmen Electra, and now, in Cosmopolitan magazine, she has revealed how she attracts men.

Electra recommends keeping a "sexiness kit" nearby. It might include items like "Perfume, lipgloss, and a pair of heels" to show off your legs, Electra told Cosmo, People magazine reported. As for attire, the actress suggests you "take a chance," and don't be afraid to stand out from the crowd.

Your attitude is also a great way to get a guy's attention. "Being flirty is a way of letting a guy know you're interested without making a fool of yourself,"

Electra explained.

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Matthew Fox recently discussed the super-tight suit he wears in the flick Speed Racer.

"It was snug, but I was forewarned," Fox told Parade magazine. "I think it was (codirector) Larry Wachowski who said, 'You know the suit is going to be pretty tight,' which was his way of saying, 'get in shape.' And so, I did. I hired a trainer for the first time in life. I'm glad I did."

The actor added: "I felt pretty good until I had to do a fight scene, which I don't recommend if you're wearing leather. It was gruelling and the dehydration that I experienced was really intense. I was really exhausted at the end."

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Simon Cowell's cold exterior is the result of his bumpy road to success.

"No one gave me any handouts when I started. I had to work my way up," the cantankerous American Idol judge told Parade magazine. "I certainly learned more when people criticized me than when they lied to me and said what I was doing was right. You cannot survive in this business unless you know when you've made a mistake. So I would feel guilty about giving people fake hope when I genuinely believe they have no chance."

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Mischa Barton has defended herself after comments about her cellulite were made alongside published pictures of the actress in her bathing suit.

"Every woman has cellulite. I've never claimed to have a perfect body," Barton was quoted by the World Entertainment News Network as saying. "I eat healthy, I workout. I feel very comfortable. I come from a European family that's always very comfortable with their bodies. You are what you are as a woman.

"There's been a lot of nasty gossip written about me. If I was to cry over every single thing, I'd be the most depressed person ever."

The actress added: "Trust me, there have been some low points in my life where I got really depressed about it, but in general, I find it's smarter to not get depressed and not feed into it."