For those who consider themselves scenesters or connoisseurs of showbiz icons, Outrageous is a coffee-table necessity. From the editors of Us magazine, much noted for images of the rich and shameless in naughty, stylish poses, comes the hottest, glossiest volume since the last Us cavorting-celeb roundup, Crazy Sexy Cool. With 130-plus photos of Hollywood's hippest--from wet and wild shots of Chris O'Donnell, Matthew McConaughey, and Mark Wahlberg to cross-dressing cameos from David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson, and Andie MacDowell--Outrageous lives up to its youth-slang name. Check out Jennifer Aniston without a stitch, Omar Epps in his skivvies, topless titillations from buff Rupert Everett, Stephen Dorff, and Michael Bergin. To help flesh out the pictorial pleasure are a few quotes from the shutterbug subjects, such as this telling tidbit from Anthony Hopkins about his father: "He'd hear me playing the piano and ask, 'What's that you're playing?' I'd say, 'Beethoven.' 'No wonder he went deaf! For God's sake, get out of the house.' He was real meat-and-potatoes. Didn't give a shit about culture and neither do I." Mainly, though, this book is all about the visceral visual impact of sexy pop-culture stars.