And the hottest celebrities in the world are....

I know this is largely subjective, but I wanted to see who you deem to be the most attractive celebrity in your country -- or, in the world for that matter.

I am not gay, but I'm not ashamed to admit that I think Ryan Reynolds, who's starred in such popular films as "Safe House" and "Woman in Gold," is probably one of the best looking actors in the world of entertainment today. The guy has boyish charm, a great physique, and a sharp fashion sense.

Now, as for who wins the top prize for female eye candy in Hollywood, most men probably think of bombshells like Pamela Anderson (well, maybe back when she was in her prime) and Scarlett Johansson, Ryan Reynolds' ex-girlfriend.

The women I have in mind, though, are probably unknowns to most people:

Paula Patton: Formerly married to Robin Thicke, Patton has been featured in People magazine's list of the world's most beautiful people.
Kate Upton: This Sports Illustrated swimsuit model has appeared on the covers of a slew of magazines ranging from Cosmopolitan and Esque to GQ.
Alice Eve: Known for her roles in such movies as "Sex and the City 2" and "Men in Black 3," this British beauty has heterochromia, meaning that she has different colored eyes.
Natalie Portman: She's more than a cute face -- she's smart, too. Portman is one of only a few actresses to hold a master's degree.

Who do you find to be the most attractive stars in entertainment today?

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