Sophia Bush popular among women

Sophia Bush will direct herself in next Monday's episode of One Tree Hill.

The show, whose original storyline was about two step-brothers, is now in its seventh season and revolves around Sophia Bush as Brooke, the romantically challenged fashion designer. New statistics reveal that One Tree Hill is watched by more people than the CW's other show, Gossip Girl. And it's biggest fans are young women.



Sophia Bush is popular with women for her gorgeous hair, sweet smile, and healthy body image. Here the actress is wearing a striped Herve Leger mini dress at the Art of Elysium's GENESIS event at the HD Buttercup on October 10, 2009 in Los Angeles, California. When asked for whom she dresses up, Sophia Bush told Womens Wear Daily, "I dress for myself.....You've got to dress for you."



Sophia Bush with Selena Gomez at the 6th Annual Hollywood Style Awards at Armand Hammer Museum on October 11, 2009 in Los Angeles, California. "The show this year is about the obstacles facing adults in their 20s and even late 20s," says Sophia Bush about One Tree Hill. "No one can relate to being a rich fashion designer, but everyone at that age thinks, 'Who am I becoming? Where is my life going? Who do I want to spend forever with?' You get the escapist fun with the grounded drama."



Sophia Bush is health conscious but not a health freak. She tries out new workouts and is into boxing but Sophia says, "I'm not one of those crazies who's in the gym everyday."



Sophia Bush drinking beer at a Laker's game in LA. "People care about my personal life. But really I'm dorky! I drink beer and go to football games. And ya know, sit in my house in a t-shirt on the weekends and play with my dog!"






Sophia Bush getting herself a more healthier drink....yogurt! Sophia is 5'4" tall and loves Italian food. She supports better health-care system in her country and does plenty of charity work. "I think people have lost sight of how important it is to give back," 27-year old Bush said recently at a fundraiser, organized by the Wilmington Police Recreation Association, for building a "Officer Down" memorial wall.