Chris Hemsworth aka Thor is now world's sexiest man: People magazine
Australian actor and "Thor" avenger Chris Hemsworth is the world's sexiest man, the US magazine People said on Thursday.

Washington: Australian actor and "Thor" avenger Chris Hemsworth is the world's sexiest man, the US magazine People said on Thursday.The honor was announced on the late night US TV show hosted by Jimmy Kimmel on ABC and the magazine itself.With his face at first masked and his voice digitally modified, Hemsworth, 31, speaking from Australia, toyed with playful yes-or-no questions from the American TV audience.[caption id="attachment_1810423" align="alignleft" width="380" class=" "]
Chris Hemsworth arrives at the 86th Academy Award. Reuters[/caption]Kimmel's instructions and teasers to his crowd: "If you guess correctly, the sexiest man alive will make love to you, so this is big. I will give you three clues. He is sexy, he is a man, he is alive."Is he in a band? No. Over age 35? Wrong, again."Are you hairy?" a bearded, balding man in the audience asked, smiling"Just up here," the still unknown masked person asked, gesturing to his head.Fast forward: the audience zeroed in on the guy as a non-American, buffed dude who is an actor that has played a superhero in the movies, wielding a hammer: Thor in the Marvel Studios superhero movies? Bingo!Hemsworth’s award was a small facial mirror."Anything you would like to say to the men who lost, specifically Matt Damon?," Kimmel asked, referring to the popular American actor."I like everything there is about being sexy, to persing the lips the right way to squinting at the essential time. Thank you, Matt, and all the other previous intelligent men. This is based on an IQ test, not just the physical appearance," the actor said.Asked if there was anyone he wanted to thank, Hemsworth said, "my parents, I guess, for putting this together."AFP

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