The Hitch actress told a judge she has been living in “constant fear” of John C. Luna, who allegedly believes he is in a relationship with her and that she is “willing to die for him”.

Mendes also claims Luna has been harassing her since 2008 and even showed up at her Los Angeles home in May.

In legal documents, she states, “As a result of Mr. Luna’s conduct directed at me… including references in a letter that he knows I am willing to die for him, and his showing up at my house on May 31st, 2011, looking for me, I am in constant fear.”

She has now been granted a temporary order, which requires Luna to stay at least 100 yards away from Mendes, her home, her car and workplace.

Mendes also wants the man to pay her legal bills for the amount of $8,550 and a further hearing has been set for June 20, 2011.

Eva Mendes is finally putting out her sex tape. As in, S.EX. Tape.

In a new FunnyorDie clip, the “Other Guys” bombshell tries her hand at infomercials to promote her own brand of duct tape.

The video begins with Mendes seen fumbling around in night vision — a la Paris Hilton’s infamous sex tape — before the lights are turned on and we learn that she’s not promoting a bedroom romp, but rather a tape in the more literal sense.

“[People] want a tape that Secures things EXtremely well – S.EX. tape!” Mendes says merrily over cheesy infomercial music.

Mendes, 36, concedes English isn’t her first language, but figured there was money to be made when she saw that “Eva Mendes sex tape” was a highly searched Google term even before the product existed.

“Now, English isn’t my first language,” Mendes says, “but it doesn’t take a genius to know what tape is!”

Clearly, the customer is always right.

Sultry bombshell Eva Mendes graces W magazine’s July cover, on newsstands nationally June 22nd. In the upcoming issue the actress talks about performing in the nude, her love of comedy, and drive to be considered a serious actress. Below, a few highlights:

On performing in the nude: “I’ve never had a problem with nudity, but I don’t put it out there without a reason. I’m not an exhibitionist. But, honestly, for my art I’ll do anything almost. I’ll go there.”

On whether nudity makes her feel objectified: “I know I walk a fine line between being a respected actor and being what they call a sex symbol. It’s a hard one to walk if you want to be known as a real, credible actor. But I’ve never felt objectified. Nothing you see me do is an accident. . . . I’m incredibly calculated when it comes to my career.”

On her latest comedy, The Other Guy: “It’s very hard for me to be seen as funny. And the truth is, that’s where I’m most comfortable.”
On her own dual passions: “I’m a modern woman in the sense of I take care of myself, I’m fiercely independent, and I’m really ambitious. Yet I have these old-school thoughts in my mind. I do like to belong to a man. I love having a man in my life, and being his woman at the end of the day. I know it’s a dichotomy.”

On her ethnicity: “I don’t consider myself a Latin American actress. I was born and raised here, and I have Cuban parents, but for me, I am the new American girl. It’s not only Drew Barrymore and the blond Mid-western girl. This, [pointing to her face] is also what we look like now.”

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Eva Mendes is fast becoming more famous for her risque ad campaigns rather than her acting.

The actress smoulders in her newest Calvin Klein campaign, undoubtedly her hottest outing to date.

Eva, 35, is reunited with Keira Knightley’s ex, model Jamie Dornan, for a series of racy shots.

The oiled up pair writhe on top of one another in the sand, clad in nothing but their favourite Calvins for the designers new Whitewashed collection.

The adverts are due to hit billboards this spring, and looks set to attract the attention of censors all over again.

Eva’s steamy ads for the Secret Obsession fragrance featuring the actress in the nude were deemed too risqué for TV in 2008.

In the 30-second clip the We Own The Night actress rolled around seductively on an unmade bed and caressed her body.

Eva is mostly naked and slightly out of focus for the duration of the ad but at one point the 35-year-old touched her breasts and revealed one of her nipples.

The American actress is a bit of a veteran when it comes to disrobing – and sometimes it’s even done for good cause. But not all her fans approve.

Her mother was less than impressed with the ‘I’d Rather Go Naked Then Wear Fur’ campaign she did for animal rights group PETA in 2007.

Eva told Fox News: ‘I was completely naked (but covered in the right areas) which made my mother cringe.

‘But I was like, ‘mom it’s for a good cause!’

Eva Mendes epitomizes glamour. She has starred in numerous films—including hits such as Hitch, Sin City, and Ghost Rider—and has modeled for clothing and cosmetics giants such as Calvin Klein and Revlon. Eva believes fashion should be fun, but there’s nothing fun about the animal suffering caused by the fur industry.

When Eva learned how cruel the fur industry is—and that there are no laws to protect many of the animals who are raised or trapped for fur—she vowed never to wear fur again. To kill animals without damaging their fur, trappers usually strangle, beat, or stomp them to death, and some are even skinned alive or have their throats cut while they are still conscious.

An undercover investigation of Chinese fur farms revealed that dogs and cats frequently end up in traps and cages and fur is often mislabeled when it’s sold, so there really is no way to know what kind of animal a piece of fur came from. More than half of the finished fur garments imported for sale in the U.S. contain fur that came from China.

Eva says, “At a time when there is so much violence in the world, this is one type of violence that all of us can help stop—by being informed consumers.” Watch the following interview to find out more reasons why Eva strongly supports animal rights and refuses to wear fur:

Eva Mendes talks about being fur-free.

Visit the official site and read more:

http://www.peta.org

Actress Eva Mendes isn’t afraid to admit that she uses her sex-symbol status to help her secure film roles.

“I don’t allow myself to be typecast, but when I have to turn up the heat and turn up the sexuality and I do an amazing Calvin Klein campaign it’s very conscious, that’s no accident. It’s very methodical on my part,” Mendes explained. “If I feel it’s appropriate to show some nudity in the scenes then I go for it. As much as I use my sexuality, I have never felt exploited. I feel like it’s on my terms and I have no problem with it.”

And while Mendes is one of the most in-demand actresses in Hollywood who has likely been all around the world, interestingly enough, she only made her first visit to the hurricane-torn New Orleans while filming her latest crime drama “Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans” in August last year.

“It was exciting because we brought business there, but it was pretty devastating. I was in shock at some parts, I hadn’t been there ever so I was still in shock that this happened in our country,” Mendes told us while promoting the flick. “I felt we were somewhere else in certain areas. Our government failed this; you can see they failed this. It was pretty intense.”

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