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She’s no stranger to the camera, and Scarlett Johansson is sizzling in the new 2010-2011 Autumn/Winter photos for Mango.The “In Good Company” actress was styled by Jane How for the session, photographed by Mario Sorrenti, and it couldn’t have turned out better. Photo Credit: FamePictures.com

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Here’s Scarlett Johansson almost looking like her old blond cleavage-popping self in the new Moet & Chandon 2011 ad campaign. First off, it’s about damn time that we saw a bit of Scarlett’s bodacious cleavage. Second, it’s about damn time that she looked this freaking hot! And last but definitely not least, it’s about damn time that we get to see her groovy cleavage… oh, I said that already, eh? Well, it’s true, even if it is a shadow of it’s former self.  Anyways, I don’t want to sound negative because she looks dynamite and she’s showing off some sexy skin. Oh yeah, she’s also not married to Ryan Reynolds anymore, which makes her look that much hotter as well. Yup, Scarlett’s definitely on her way back to uber sexiness if you ask me. Cheers.

The bombshell actress models her namesake color in the newly renovated Lincoln Center and talks to Bazaar about her new husband, her new president, and confronting old stereotypes Costumed and bespectacled or not, Scarlett, 24, prefers to keep a Grand Canyon-size divide between her personal and professional lives. She rarely comments on her romantic relationships (including her marriage to actor Ryan Reynolds in September) and doesn't sashay down a red carpet unless she has to. There is one man, however, who has won her public affection: President-elect Barack Obama. "I'm absolutely over the moon," she says of his victory, with the broadest of smiles. "If I'm invited to the inaugural party, I'll be there in a giant gown with the Obama family silk-screened on it." Having announced her support early on, Scarlett quietly campaigned for Obama for 16 months leading up to the November election. She traveled to the swing state of Ohio the week before El