CELEBRITY INTERLUDE Sophia Bush

 

This is a request by Toto5556 for Sophia Bush in a  leather jacket bound and gagged. Her outfit is based on this photo of her

Sophia Bush has captured film and television audiences with her range of  roles and diverse characters She was born on July 8, 1982, in Pasadena,  California, and is an only child. Her father, Charles Williams Bush, is a renowned advertising and celebrity photographer, and her mother, Maureen E. (Searson) Bush, runs a photography studio.

Growing  up in Pasadena, Sophia made her accting debut there in a school theater production while attending  Westridge School for Girls, a small private school. She was crowned  Queen of the Royal Court for the 2000 Tournament of Roses and graduated  from high school that same year. In 2002, Sophia made her screen debut  as Sally, a college student, in the comedy Van Wilder (2002), opposite Ryan Reynolds.  She attended University of Southern California for three years, and  took a Journalism major and Theatre minor, albeit she did not graduate,  taking her leave of absence after getting the part as Brooke Davis, a  flirtatious cheerleader on the WB TV series  One Tree Hill (2003)  developed a loyal following and became her steady gig.  The show ran for  nine seasons. Her character evolved from a trouble-making vixen to a  fiercely loyal friend, and is a huge fan favorite. It was while working  on the series that Bush began dating her on-screen love interest, actor Chad Michael Murray.  They wed in April 2005, but split after five months, in September 2005.  In December 2006, their divorce became final. Meanwhile, she continued  to land big screen roles, such as October Bantum in  her leave of absence after getting the part as Brooke Davis, a  flirtatious cheerleader on the WB TV series One Tree Hill (2003). She was also cast to play opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger and NIck Stahl in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003),  but, after she began principal photography on the film, the director  deemed her too young for the role and she was soon replaced by actress Claire Danes. She was also featured in a three-episode arc on the provocative FX drama, Nip/Tuck (2003).

Sophia got her big break when One Tree Hill (2003)  developed a loyal following and became her steady gig. The show ran for  nine seasons. Her character evolved from a trouble-making vixen to a  fiercely loyal friend, and is a huge fan favorite. It was while working  on the series that Bush began dating her on-screen love interest, actor Chad Michael Murray.  They wed in April 2005, but split after five months, in September 2005.  In December 2006, their divorce became final. Meanwhile, she continued  to land big screen roles, such as October Bantum in Stay Alive (2006), a horror film by writer/director William Brent Bell, and as Beth in John Tucker Must Die (2006), a comedy by director Betty Thomas, co-starring Jesse Metcalfe and Brittany Snow. Bush is co-starring as Grace Andrews, who is terrorized by a killer played by Sean Bean, in the remake of  The Hitcher (2007), for Focus Features.

She starred in Serenade Films' movie The Narrows (2008)), a movie based on Tim McLoughlin's novel, "Heart of the Old Country". Bush played Kathy Popovich, an NYU student who attracts the attention of Mike Manadoro (Kevin Zegers), a fellow student with some shady connections. "The Narrows" was directed by Francois Velle. Bush was then seen in Table for Three (2009), an independent comedy that takes a look at the tangled relationships between couples and roommates. The film co-starred Brandon Routh and Jesse Bradford.

Bush  garnered the most individual Teen Choice Awards in 2007, taking home  awards in the categories of "Choice Movie Actress: Comedy", "Choice  Movie Actress: Horror/Thriller" and "Choice Movie: Breakout Female". In  addition, she was also a recipient of the "Rising Star" Award at the  2007 Vail Film Festival as well as the "New Hollywood Style Icon" Award  at the 2008 Hollywood Style Awards.

Sophia is a passionate  philanthropist whose causes focus on the celebration of arts as well as  the environment. She is an advocate of the Maasai Wilderness  Conservation Trust, a foundation committed to the preservation of  biodiversity within the Maasai tribal lands of East Africa. Funds  support conservation, education, and health services within the Maasai  community, as well as a host of programs designed to conserve Africa's  legendary wildlife. She also contributes her time and talents to the Art  of Elysium, a non-profit that enriches the lives of children battling  serious medical conditions by bringing together artists to share their  time and talent. She has also worked as an Assignment Editor for  Annenberg TV News in her spare time. Her other talents include horseback  riding, boxing, and photography. She enjoys reading and spending time  with her friends, and resided in Wilmington, North Carolina, where One Tree Hill (2003) was filmed.