Smooshed inside this famous cheeky chick is a pretty blonde whose blessed many magazine covers and countless screens. Given the hints and nudges, do you have what it takes to score the woman in question?

Goin’ back to 1990 on “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” she stunned several celebrity judges, including Naomi Campbell, during a nationwide modeling search … and was crowned the winner!

“Confessions of a Shopaholic and “Iron Man” are just a couple of her popular films, but right now she’s takin’ down Thailand with her two besties!

Scary situation at home for “Goliath” star Tania Raymonde … cops say she told them a guy she doesn’t know has been bombarding her with emails and things reached a head when he knocked on her door.

Law enforcement tells TMZ … Tania told officers she’s been getting emails from a guy who kept telling her he was going to be in town and that they should have a meeting and he would come over.

She told cops the guy followed through last Thursday when he showed up at Tania’s Los Angeles area home and knocked on the door. She told them he was an older man over 50 years old.

Cops say Tania answered and the man told her … “You don’t remember me? I told you I was coming.”

We’re told Tania had no clue who the guy was and she went back in the house and her mom then told the guy to beat it before going back inside and calling police.

Cops say they were told the man stuck around the area for a little while but ultimately took off before officers arrived.

We’re told LAPD took a harassing emails report and have added extra patrol around her home.

Former Minnesota Vikings star Anthony Barr — who some believe actually came up with the “Tush Push” concept — says the NFL should absolutely not ban the controversial quarterback sneak play.

The ex-linebacker — who was once captured on a hot mic suggesting teams implement the Brotherly Shove years before the Philadelphia Eagles made it famous — told TMZ Sports out at LAX this week that if Roger Goodell and Co. bar it from games … it could lead to some dire consequences for the league.

“It’s a slippery slope,” he told us. “You ban one play, then what’s next?”

According to ESPN, 16 teams voted this week at the NFL’s annual league meeting in Florida to do away with the play. For a while, it seemed like it might actually become a prohibited move — but the NFL decided to table a vote on the matter until a later date due to all of the intricacies involved.

Barr made it clear he’d prefer to keep it around … imploring defenses to simply “find a way to stop it” if they want it out of the game.