Sports Illustrated Model Kate Upton Hot In New Bobbi Brown Campaign; Furthers Movie Career By Joining 'Harry Potter' Spin-Off?

Sports Illustrated model Kate Upton proved that she's still hot material as she stars in the new Bobbi Brown Sandy Nudes campaign. Meanwhile, Justin Verlander's girlfriend is reportedly being eyed for the "Harry Potter" spinoff, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them."

"Rocking slicked back hair and a golden glow, Kate, whose curves made her household name, proves her worth as a campaign star," said Daily Mail.

According to the British publication, Sports Illustrated model Kate Upton looked hot and perfect to be the face of Bobbi Brown's The Telluride Collection, which was inspired by the Colorado destination, which is "famous for its natural beauty, making it a constant source of inspiration for the legendary make-up artist."

"Each product in this collection - modelled to perfection by Kate - is designed to deliver the gorgeous glow that the late afternoon sun in Telluride casts on the skin," it added.

Meanwhile, Kate Upton might bring her hotness to the big screen once again as the Sports Illustrated model is supposedly on the short list for the "Harry Potter" spinoff along with Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne.

According to Nylon magazine, author J.K. Rowling already completed the script for "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find them."

"The book was originally a textbook Harry studied in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone about, well, magical creatures. Eddie Redmayne is reportedly set star as Newt Scamander, a magizoologist and author, and Kate Upton is rumored to be up for a leading role," it said.

But Kate Upton is not only the actress who's being eyed for one of the main roles.

"For the part of Tina, the names on that list are reportedly Saoirse Ronan, Dakota Fanning, Lili Simmons (True Detective) and Alison Sudol (Transparent)," said Den of Geek.

"For the part of Tina's older sister, Queenie, the names currently in contention are Kate Upton (The Other Woman), Katherine Waterston (Inherent Vice) and Elizabeth Debicki (The Great Gatsby)," the article added.