Sam Phillips (model)

Sam Phillips (model)
Samantha Phillips (born February 25, 1966) is an American actress, talk-show host, reality TV host, radio DJ, producer, and model. She had an early role in the 1988 action-horror film Phantasm II. Currently, she is the host of a radio show called The Single Life.
Career
Television and music videos
Phillips has appeared on numerous television shows, including CBS' The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn, FX Network, The Howard Stern Show, The Joan Rivers Show, Jenny Jones, The Maury Povich Show, Hard Copy, Inside Edition, Extra, Entertainment Tonight, Undateable (VH1), The Doctors (CBS), Red Eye (Fox News Channel), Strictly Sex with Dr. Drew (Discovery Health Channel), and HBO. She has also been cast in music videos, including ones for "Weird Al" Yankovic, Van Halen, Amy Grant, Mötley Crüe, Simply Red, Scorpions, The Doobie Brothers, Dave Koz, Iron Maiden and Alice Cooper, among others.
Between 1998 and 2001, Phillips was a reporter for Sexcetera on Playboy TV. In 2005, she hosted episodes of Xtreme Fakeovers. She was also a co-host of the syndicated daytime talk show Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus along with Cristina Ferrare, Bo Griffin, Drew Pinsky, and Rondell Sheridan replacing Cybill Shepherd.
Modeling
Phillips started working at an early age. After dropping out of school in the 10th grade, she started modeling. One of her more notable model castings was for a Jordache Jeans campaign in 1984 for the company's sponsorship of the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. Phillips was selected Penthouse Pet for June 1993.
Movies
She has appeared in movies such as Love Potion (1987), Deceit (1989), Phantasm II (1988), Angel 4: Undercover (1993), Sexual Malice (1994) and Fallen Angel (1997), Weekend at Bernie's II (1993), Spy Hard (1996) and Rescue Me (1993) and the N.Y. Independent Film Festival award winner, Just for the Time Being (2000) among other films. Phillips is also the producer of the Busty Cops series of movies (Busty Cops 1, Busty Cops 2, Alabama Jones and The Busty Crusade, Busty Cops Protect and Serve), and starred in Showtime's Hot Springs Hotel.
Radio (broadcast and internet)
In 2001 Phillips hosted Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus a national morning talk show. The concept was based on the best-seller by John Gray and set out to explore the innate differences between men and women, in front of a live audience.
Phillips hosted 97.1 The FM Talk Station/KLSX radio talk show "The Single Life," a show about navigating and surviving dating life in Los Angeles, from 2004 to 2009. After 97.1 The FM Talk Station/KLSX switched to a Top 40 format in February 2009, Phillips and her co-host Chris Leary branched out into different media. The Single Life TV show premiered on MavTV in May 2009, focusing on candid talk about sex and dating.
In June 2009, Phillips co-created HotTalkLA.com, an internet radio station, with Jack Sullivan, Ron Escarsega, and Rich Boerner. She is Hot Talk LA's Executive Producer and VP.
Writing
As of 2010, Phillips blogs for LA Weekly online in their After Dark LA section. Her blog The Single Life focuses on sex, dating and relationship advice. Phillips also blogs for DigN2it online.
Filmography
Sorority House Massacre: The Final Exam (unreleased) - Sam Phillips
2002 Cheerleader Massacre as Officer Phillips
2002 Treasure Hunt! as
2000 The Regina Pierce Affair as
1999 Passion's Obsession as
1997 Hot Springs Hotel as
1997 Fallen Angel as
1997 Moonbase as
1994 Angel 4: Undercover as
1994 The Dallas Connection as Samantha Maxx
1993 Sexual Malice as
1993 Weekend at Bernie's II as
1992 Rescue Me as Cherrie
1989 Deceit as Eve
1988 Phantasm II as Alchemy
1987 Love Potion as
Personal life
Phillips was born in Savage, Maryland to a half-Russian father and a Scottish-Irish mother. When Phillips was young her family moved to Brooklyn, New York.
References
External links
1966 births
American female adult models
American film actresses
American radio personalities
American television personalities
Living people
Penthouse Pets
People from Savage, Maryland
American people of Russian descent
American people of Scotch-Irish descent
21st-century American women