Rachel Bilson, the one who scores three awards at the 2005 Teen Choice Awards including Choice TV Drama Actress. She accepts her second award with costar Brody for Choice TV Chemistry while beating out established Hollywood stars Lindsay Lohan, Jessica Simpson and Eva Longoria for the Choice Female Hottie Award. This girl was born on August 25, 1981 in Los Angeles, California. Born into a Hollywood family, her father, Danny is a writer-director-producer, grandfather Bruce is a director and her great-grandmother was a screenwriter.


Rachel is recommended to series creator Josh Schwartz who is casting for The OC, a drama revolving around the lives of four teens living in California’s well-heeled Newport Beach enclave. Rachel Bilson plays Summer, a spoiled teen who lives the high life with best friend Marissa (Mischa Barton) and schoolmates Seth (Adam Brody) and Ryan (Ben McKenzie). While their OC characters bicker and flirt onscreen, Bilson and Brody begin their own romance. Though reps first deny the relationship, the pair are soon spotted together everywhere from the Viper Room to walking their puppy, a pit bull terrier named Penny Lane. Moreover, she films in The Last Kiss, an adaptation of the original Italian hit, L’Ultimo Bacio. She stars as feisty undergrad Kim who woos Zach Braff. Another movie Bilson signs on is to lead opposite Hayden Christensen in Jumper a sci-fi drama also starring Samuel L. Jackson and Jamie Bell about a boy who discovers the ability to teleport. A week later, despite reports that their relationship is on the rocks, Bilson and Brody are seen holding hands on location in Toronto, where Jumper is being filmed. Bilson’s rep also confirms that the two are still together wit and substance to her.” Though it looks as though Summer and Seth are a match made in TV heaven, Bilson calls it quits with Brody after more than three years together. At the New York premiere of the sci-fi action flick Jumper Monday, couple Rachel Bilson and Hayden Christensen stick together. “We’re two for two now which is a good thing.”