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Alicia Silverstone, Scarlett Johansson and Jennifer Love Hewitt also heated up music videos.By Kara Warner Megan Fox and Dominic Monaghan shoot the music video for "Love the Way You Lie" Photo: Eric Ford/ On Location News In honor of the buzz surrounding Megan Fox's performance in Eminem and Rihanna's "Love the Way You Lie" video — in which she portrays one-half of a couple in an abusive relationship alongside "Lost" and "Lord of the Rings" actor Dominic Monaghan — we at MTV News, having a certain level of expertise in this arena, got to thinking about other Hollywood actresses who have recently burned up the screens as music-video vixens. What makes a video vixen? For this list, the qualifications are relatively simple: must be a recognizable Hollywood actress and be featured as a focal point of a band or bandmember's attention or the star of the clip's story line. In no particular order, and in addition to Fox's appearance in "Love the Way You Lie," MTV News presents the hottest actresses-turned-video vixens. Charlize Theron in Brandon Flowers' "Crossfire" The Oscar winner portrays a woman — more specifically, a sword-wielding lady ninja — on a mission to save her man. Elisha Cuthbert in Weezer's "Perfect Situation" "The Girl Next Door" and "24" actress embraced her inner diva by throwing fits, trashing dressing rooms and all-around rocking out with Weezer in their video. Scarlett Johansson in Justin Timberlake's "What Goes Around ... Comes Around" Directed by "The Notebook" maestro Nick Cassevetes, Johansson's sexy/ slightly crazy character literally drives Timberlake to madness in the theatrical, yet ultimately depressing, vid. Pamela Anderson in Lit's "Miserable The "Baywatch" babe is no stranger to vamping it up or being the center of male attention. Anderson took the term "larger than life" to new heights as the setting and center piece of Lit's clip. Jennifer Love Hewitt in Enrique Iglesias' "Hero" and LFO's "Girl on TV" Before she was the "Ghost Whisperer," Hewitt got her vixen on in not one, but two music videos: One for inspiring boy band LFO's ode to unrequited love, the second for her sweetly sultry presence in "Hero" (which also features a special appearance by Mickey Rourke). Alicia Silverstone and Liv Tyler in Aerosmith's "Crazy" Finally, no list of recent video vixens would be complete without the inclusion of Aerosmith's "Crazy" and its stars. Their good-girls-gone-bad/ "Thelma & Louise"-esque escapades throughout this 1994 clip made Silverstone a household name — she also appeared in the band's videos for "Amazing" and "Cryin' " and, later, Rob Thomas' "Her Diamonds" — and set Tyler on a career path that would lead her to "Lord of the Rings" (which brings us right back to "Love the Way You Lie" star Monaghan ... creepy!). Who are your favorite actresses-turned-video stars? Share your picks in the comments!

ABC's new comedy series Happy Endings revolves around a group of friends who deal with the aftermath of two of them breaking up at their wedding. It starts off with the couple's church wedding ceremony getting interrupted by the bride-to-be's other boyfriend who rushes in and brings the proceeding to a screech. Creator/executive producer David Caspe admitted he was influenced by the ending in The Graduate. And more. "All those romantic movies about people running in breaking up a wedding - I was always interested what happens after that," he said. Addressing the fact that the ensemble includes an interracial couple (played by real-life couple Eliza Coupe and Damon Wayans Jr.), he noted that "Shows and movies in general tend not not be all white and straight anymore." Two side notes: Co-star Elisha Cuthbert said she tried to play "as realistically as possible" her always prone to kidnapping heroine on 24. And the Wayans clan are as funny off-screen as they are on, Damon Wayans' son said. "It

By Lynette Rice Network picks up comedies ''Mr. Sunshine'' starring ''Friends'' vet; ''Happy Endings'' with ''24'' alum; and ''Better Together'' with Joanna Garcia

Goodbye 24, hello comedy for Elisha Cuthbert! The network confirmed today that it has picked up the single-camera comedy

"Happy Endings," starring Elisha Cuthbert, and four other pilots were picked up by ABC on Thursday.

"24" alumna Elisha Cuthbert has been tapped as the female lead in ABC's comedy pilot "Happy Endings."