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Eva Longoria is showing us all that sex appeal is a hot selling item as usual. In an article on Nov. 30, 2012, Just Jared has reported, Eva Longoria: Lingerie Lady for ‘GQ Mexico’! In the December 2012 issue of GQ Mexico Eva appears stripped down into her sexy lingerie.

This alluring 37-year-old actress has commented on her busy schedule,

“I do not stop for a minute. I feel like my day had 48 hours, I like to lead a busy life. My mother raised four daughters, worked as a teacher and every day, at 6:00 p.m., cook dinner for my dad and for us, and every morning we also had the breakfast, so I see my mother and think, ‘I’m not doing enough.’”

And on being seen as one of the world’s sexiest women she has said, “Ah, I always feel flattered when I say that! I hope people perceive me as beautiful in everything I do in relation to works of charity and philanthropy, or political activism. For me, those are the things that define beauty. The beauty lies mainly on personality, not on skin.”

E! Online news has also covered this story about Eva appearing in her sexy lingerie, Eva Longoria Wows in White Lingerie on GQ Mexico Cover. Eva, who is a former Desperate Housewives star, looks absolutely magnificent on GQ’s December cover in her sexy white lingerie. New Kerala has also picked up on this hot story, Eva Longoria poses in undies for latest photoshoot. Eva gets really exciting for this photo in “her teeny tiny smalls.” She wears “a bright white bra with sheer side panelling and knickers to match.” Wow! Eva is making a lot of men feel youthful and energetic with this kind of photo.

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Stepping out in the name of charity, Eva Longoria attended the Noble Gift Gala in London on Saturday (December 8).

Ravishing in a cream-colored gown with silver accents, the 37-year-old actress is the honorary chair of the annual fundraising event.

As part of her duties, Ms. Longoria will present will.i.am with a special humanitarian award.

The Noble Gift Gala is a unique international fundraising initiative that brings together the worlds of business, celebrity, and philanthropy to raise funds and awareness to fiscally responsible foundations locally and internationally.

Here is Eva leaving the party:

Looking natural, the “Desperate Housewives” actress wore a simple sleeveless black dress and flip-flops with her hair pulled up in a messy ponytail.

Hoping for an election day win for President Obama, the 37-year-old actress has been hitting the campaign trail hard in support of her candidate.

When asked by Esquire whether voters actually listen to celebrity endorsers, she replied, ” Well I don’t do what I do as a celebrity. I do what I do as a citizen. People say, ‘Oh, why should I listen to you? You’re an actress.’ But you could have the same argument of, Well, why are you listening to a dentist? We’re Americans, and what we do isn’t who we are.”

Enjoy the pictures of Eva Longoria at Diamond Nails & Spa Tanning in Los Angeles (November 5).

As campaign co-chairs go, Eva Longoria is not exactly, you know, John Sununu. But the Desperate Housewives star is no less dedicated, utterly biased, or occasionally controversial — her re-tweet of a follower calling Mitt Romney “a racist/misogynistic twat” during the second debate caused exactly the stir you would expect in this, the Twitter election. And as President Obama’s cavalcade of celebrities goes — this weekend alone featured Bruce, Stevie Wonder, Katy Perry, Pitbull, and, uh, Dave Matthews on the trail, plus dozens more on the airwaves (Will Ferrell included) — Longoria is certainly more than a (very) pretty face. She knows what she is talking about, and she is desperate for an Obama win, and she will do anything in her considerable power (or at least follower count) to get more people talking about it (or at least voting). So we caught up with the Woman We Love by phone on Friday to talk about the candidates and the issues and the human vagina, which is an issue now, too, apparently, as issues go. Oh, and sports.

ESQUIRE.COM: You were on the trail with the president in Vegas just now. How does he seem to you? Tired? Motivated? Some combination therein?

EVA LONGORIA: No, he’s not tired at all. He looks better now than he did about a year ago. He looked energized and really feeding off the energy of this amazing crowd that’s just fired-up and ready to go. That’s the kind of mode we’re in right now is voter turnout.

ESQ: Right. I noticed I’ve been getting fewer of those e-mails from the campaign, with the vague subject lines, about donations. Was that because of Sandy, or is there a point when fundraising efforts kind of shut down and give way to the full get-out-the-vote thing?

EL: Yeah, this is a different aspect of the campaign from fundraising and voter persuasion. We’re fully engaged in voter turnout and making sure everybody shows up. You know, we don’t want a repeat of the year 2000, when 537 votes determined the national election.

ESQ: I don’t think anybody does.

EL: Yeah, a clear winner in every state would be nice.

ESQ: How do you think Latino turnout will end up? That’s obviously a key demographic for both candidates, and a complicated factor this year — especially if you consider Romney’s positions as opposed to the hard-and-fast breakdown of Bush supporters in that community from 2000.

EL: Bush had a lot more Latino supporters, not only coming from a state with such a large population, but his administration was very close to immigration reform — he got, so far, the farthest. [Laughs.] You know, immigration’s not the number-one issue for Latinos, but Romney has had a strong stance on what he would do about it, from self-deportation to calling the SB1070 law in Arizona a model for the nation.

ESQ: And he seems to have backed off —

EL: Oh, totally!

ESQ: At first he was a big advocate of the DREAM Act — and I know you are, too — then he hedges a bit, and most recently he’s just sort of re-affirming that he would also uphold the president’s executive order on young illegal immigrants. Do you see a lot of that, as this has wound down to the end here, where Romney’s backing down on certain things?

EL: On everything. I don’t know who he is. The guy who ran in the primaries is different from the guy who’s running now. And that’s dangerous, because then you don’t know where that candidate stands, or who he’s going to fight for, and how he’s gonna fight for you. Because, day-to-day, he can change that opinion. For us, it’s great that we’ve had a president who’s had a great track record for women, for Latinos, and for all Americans.

ESQ: Never before in an election have we seen this kind of politicizing of a woman’s body. Since when did vaginas become something we voted on?

EL: I know. I actually agree with you. I don’t think that’s — the number-one concern for women is the economy. Now, the economy overlaps with a lot of issues — health care, and access to birth control, because that does affect your pocketbook.

ESQ: But it just seems strange that the conversation keeps coming back to the definition of rape and things like that — as if women were some interest group or voting bloc. Of course they’re interested in the economy, because women are the biggest voting bloc there is.

EL: Yeah. I think a lot of the “war on women” — quote-unquote — has originated from these fringe candidates on the down ballot who continue to make these preposterous claims. So that’s what keeps it in the zeitgeist, because you have to address some of the things that these candidates are saying.

ESQ: God forbid we actually talk about climate change or something.

EL: I know, but you hit a really good point. Politics need to stop treating women as a special-interest group.

ESQ: Your MoveOn ad with Scarlett Johansson and Kerry Williams kind of centers on Romney’s positions on abortion and invasive procedures and these issues we’ve been talking about. Obviously the three of you are important role models for women and bring a lot of attention to anything you say, but do you think it’s ultimately that effective? Do you think voters actually listen to what celebrities tell them to do?

EL: Well I don’t do what I do as a celebrity. I do what I do as a citizen. People say, Oh, why should I listen to you? You’re an actress. But you could have the same argument of, Well, why are you listening to a dentist? We’re Americans, and what we do isn’t who we are. I know Scarlett has a very specific history with the way she grew up — and Kerry has her American journey as well. And when it came to MoveOn or anything regarding Planned Parenthood, they do this, and I do it, because we’re women and we care about women’s issues. We don’t do it because we’re celebrities.

ESQ: So how do you react when the right-wing bloggers of the world freak out over these MoveOn ads or Lena Dunham sitting in her bedroom endorsing the president? What do you think when you hear this kind of howling from the right as soon as these things go out?

EL: I don’t want to give them the platform.

ESQ: You know, we were looking for — I don’t want to call you a celebrity — higher-profile supporters from the Romney camp to speak with us as a kind of flip-side to your take, and we couldn’t really find any. I mean there’s Kid Rock, I guess, but what do you think it is about this president as opposed to even, say, Bill Clinton that draws everyone from you and Scarlett to Jay-Z and Bruce?

EL: Everybody’s engaged, sure, but everybody, I think, cares deeply about this country, whether you’re a celebrity or a dentist or a lawyer. And when I — I can only speak for myself, I can’t speak for all of Hollywood — I see in the president a president who’s progressive, who wants to move this country forward —

ESQ: So what do you think’s gonna happen? Is this an endless week we’ve got ahead here, or is Tuesday gonna be an early night?

EL: I’m hoping it’s an early night! [Laughs.] Many of the swing states are on the east coast, so I’m hoping we’ll know fairly quickly and we’ll be celebrating.

ESQ: I think we’re all hoping for a little sleep. Gotta ask you before you go: Are you doing to get into basketball a little more now that the season’s started? The Jets, I can say both metaphorically and not, are suddenly a lot less interesting….

EL: [Laughs.] I always watch basketball. I’m still a big Spurs fan.

ESQ: That’s good. It would be kind of a sell-out move for you to all of a sudden become a Lakers fan… now that they’ve got Dwight Howard and Steve Nash.

EL: No, no, no. Never.

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Each week there seems to be a new rumor of Eva Longoria dating some hot young lad. And this week talk that the Desperate Housewives star was “hooking up” with Wilmer Valderrama was in full swing.

Star magazine alleges that the brunette beauty is canoodling with Valderrama as a rebound since her recent split with Mark Sanchez.
“The tabloid claims, “Just days after her split from N.Y. Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez, Eva Longoria had already drafted another sweetheart: Wilmer Valderrama! Eva, 37, was spotted canoodling with 32-year-old Wilmer at a play in downtown L.A.”
A source squeals to the magazine, “Wilmer and Eva went in and sat down next to each other – and as soon as the lights went out, she tucked her arm under his and they held hands the entire play. She kept whispering in his ear and laying her head on his shoulder. They were really the cutest couple.”
They do look like they’d make a cute couple, but it’s just not happening. A friend super close to Eva tells RumorFix that they’re just friends. By the way, these pictures were taken at the funeral of Lupe Ontiveros, where Wilmer escorted his good friend after the emotional ceremony.

Out and about on a sunny afternoon, Eva Longoria was seen having lunch with her sister and some friends in Sherman Oaks, CA (November 3).

Casually dressed in a strapless blue printed sundress, the “Desperate Housewives” vixen topped off her look with white sandals and a silver handbag.

The outing comes after Longoria’s recent split with her boyfriend, quarterback Mark Sanchez.

The two insist the break up was more due to differing schedules than anything else, and remain on friendly terms.

Enjoy the pictures of Eva Longoria having lunch with her sister and some friends (November 3)

President Obama arrived at McCarran International Airport Thursday afternoon for a campaign stop in Southern Nevada just five days before the votes are counted in Campaign 2012.

Once on the ground, the President headed to a rally at the Cheyenne Sports Complex near the College of Southern Nevada’s Cheyenne campus. There he was joined by actress Eva Longoria and others. It’s estimated about 4,500 people showed up to hear Obama speak.

“We made real progress in the past four years, but Nevada, you know our work is not done,” Obama said.

Obama returned to the campaign trail Thursday after suspending events due to the massive storm that devastated the East Coast earlier in the week. The President is on a three-state swing of battleground states.

The candidates, their wives, and the vice presidential candidates are making stops in seven swing states Thursday. Early voting in Nevada ends Friday.

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Eva Longoria has signed a first-look development deal with Universal Television that includes a non-writing, executive producer agreement with her production company, UnbeliEVAble Entertainment.

“I am thrilled and excited to join Universal Television on what promises to be a wonderful and creative partnership, especially given all of the recent success at both the studio and the NBC network,”

said Longoria, in a statement.

“The collaboration between UTV and my production company, UnbeliEVAble Entertainment, on our Ready for Love project has been extraordinary. Looking ahead it will be fun to find and develop unique scripted and non-scripted shows that excite television audiences.”

“We know that this new agreement with Eva Longoria is significant in continuing what has already been a productive relationship,”

said NBC Entertainment’s president, Jennifer Salke.

“She has exceptional energy, vision, a prestigious name and the creative knack for finding compelling new concepts for our growing studio.”

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The ‘Mirror’ singer’s new song has been hailed by Eva Longoria ahead of its release.

Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria has revealed she is “obsessed” with Bruno Mars’ music and is a a big fan of the US singer-songwriter.

The ‘Just The Way You Are’ singer is preparing to release his brand new single ‘Locked Out Of Heaven’ at the end of this month, and American actress Eva has praised the single as a bit hit.

“I’m obsessed with @BrunoMars new song Locked Out Of Heaven!” Eva tweeted this week. “Have it on repeat!”

The 37 year-old actress is best known for playing the sassy Gabrielle Solis on ABC’s long-running comedy drama Desperate Housewives, which concluded its eighth and final season earlier thiscyear.