Megan Fox has already been named the “woman of 2009,” the second most beautiful woman in showbiz after “House M.D.” star Olivia Wilde and America’s hottest bad girl, which would make it easy for one to believe that she couldn’t possibly be given yet another distinction. This is where Empire magazine comes in with its latest issue, which has Megan as the hottest movie star in the industry at the moment.

The “Transformers” actress not only looks good, but she can also act. She’s got a perfectly proportionate body and the kind of lips and eyes men and women would kill for, the editors of the movie-oriented publication believe. She’s also got the skills to have a long-lasting and successful career in films, contrary to what others might say. These combined make of Fox the hottest, most gorgeous and sought-after female movie star of the moment, Empire says.

“She doesn’t look real, that Megan Fox, almost as if some sorcerer had pointed his wand at a comic book and brought one of its heroines to life. Perfect looks and sensational curves aside, it’s her fearless attitude to interviews, where she’ll say whatever the hell she likes like a female Colin Farrell, that’s really [hot]. And sorry, naysayers, but the girl can act. She’s a secret geek, who likes to play Guitar Hero and draw comic books in her spare time. Our best scientists are currently working on cloning technology.” Empire says.

Still, while Empire sees Fox’s outspokenness as one of her strong suits, it has often gotten her in high waters – her comments about director Michael Bay on the set, in particular. For Megan, there is nothing sacred or nothing that she’s not willing to talk about, as fans must already know by now, and this is part of the reason why she’s so popular. Her favorite topics, though, include cutting herself as a teen, having an eating disorder and overcoming it, her intelligence and why it’s perceived as lacking, her public persona, her love life and plans for an acting career, and, ironically enough, her insecurities.

“I’m really insecure about everything. Self-loathing doesn’t keep me from being happy. But that doesn’t mean I don’t struggle. I am very vulnerable. But I can be aggressive, hurtful, domineering and selfish, too. I’m emotionally unpredictable and all over the place. I’m a control freak.” Fox was telling Rolling Stone magazine a while back, as we also informed you.