Brazilian rhapsody

From Sports Illustrated's annual swimsuit issue, we another look at the musical taste of a supermodel. This time out it's Ana Beatriz Barros, who is one of seven leggy Brazilians in this years crop.

Her playlist is arguably the best of all the ladies, even allowing for entries from Jack Johnson and The Doors (The Doors was the first album she purchased, this according to SI's Pop Culture Q&A.) She's got Bob Dylan, The Strokes, The Libertines, The Cure and early period Badly Drawn Boy

Playlist: Ana Beatriz Barros

Another discovery from the Q&A...

Q: Song that makes you cry?
A: "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen

Ahhh.... someone should send her a DVD of Wayne's World, that might solve any sad association with the song.

Previously:
Talk about strategic product placement (Marisa Miller's iPod)

tags: swimsuit issue, ana beatriz barros, swimsuit model, bikini, rhapsody

Talk about strategic product placement

It's Valentine's day, which means Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit issue hits the newstands, and this time out, it's a music-centric effort. So we get Beyonce on the cover, photos of musicians with models, and body-painting rock t-shirts on models.

On top of that, though are a couple of other surprises. One is this shot of Marisa Miller with only her Video iPod covering her, which has got to be the product placement of the year. Too bad they didn't go with the new iPod Shuffle, though.

The other surprise is all the models have playlists. Most of them, understandably, aren't very intersting, but couple standout. Featured here is Marisa Miller's playlist, because she's got the visual to go with it.

Playlist: What's on Marisa Miller's iPod

While I'm sure we'd all like to know what's under her iPod, here's a look at what's on it. Her tastes run from The Shins "Caring is Creepy," to The Deftones, and the very appropriate "Pictures of You" from The Cure.

I'll post a couple other ones (with appropriate imagery,) later.

tags: swimsuit issue, marisa miller, swimsuit model, ipod, nude, rhapsody