Jessica Alba gets rough

Jessica Alba said sex scenes on the set of 'Good Luck Chuck' with co-star Dane Cook resulted in a bruised lip and broken tooth.

Alba told TV show Extra: "We shot all our love scenes in one day and I actually lost a tooth. I chipped a tooth as well so I need to get that fixed. Isn't that disgusting?"

"We were smashing our faces together and it just happened. It's not the slowest, most romantic of love scenes. Dane's a wild one."

In the film, Cook plays a guy whose ex-girlfriends end up marrying the next man they meet after dumping him.

Despite her dental injuries, Alba, 24, insists Cook was a fantastic leading man.

"He's great. He's a mixture of this great comedic actor and this crazy, energetic, physical guy. He's like the new Steve Martin. It's brilliant physical comedy."

Alba to host MTV Movie Awards

Sexy Jessica Alba will be the host of the MTV Movie Awards June 3.

"It's always a crazy, fun show, and I can't wait to be right in the middle of the action," the 25-year-old actress said.

Alba is nominated for three golden popcorn trophies sexiest performance for "Sin City" and best hero and best on-screen team with Michael Chiklis, Chris Evans and Ioan Gruffudd for "Fantastic Four."

The 2006 MTV Movie Awards will be filmed at Sony Picture Studios in Culver City, Calif. The show will air June 8 at 9 p.m. Eastern.

Alba, who starred in the TV series "Dark Angel," appears opposite Hayden Christensen in the upcoming film "Awake," a psychological thriller.

Jessica Alba accepts Hef's apology

THE hottest female celebrity, Jessica Alba, has made peace with Playboy.

The actress, 24, has backed off her demand that the magazine yank its March issue after she received a letter of apology from founder and publisher Hugh Hefner, the Associated Press reports.

Alba was upset because she had not agreed to be on the cover, which she said suggested she appeared nude inside the issue. Alba was shown in a bikini next to the headline "25 Sexiest Celebrities."

"I appreciate Mr. Hefner's acknowledgment of the distress caused by Playboy's actions, and I'm happy to put this unfortunate event behind me," Alba said in a statement Tuesday. "This was never about money, it was about setting the record straight about something that was done without my knowledge or consent."