Sarah Michelle Gellar, Eva Longoria Drink HINT to Reinvigorate Careers

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What do you do when you’ve pigeonholed your career in an award-winning TV series? If Eva Longoria and Sarah Michelle Gellar are any indication, you get behind a beverage. (Or change your name. The sirens of Desperate Housewives and Buffy the Vampire Slayer are now, legally, Eva Longoria Parker and Sarah Michelle Prinze. Uh … yeah.)

Eva and Sarah, among other celebrities, are helping promote a flavored water drink called HINT. It boasts zero calories, no artificial sweeteners and total lack of tact.

Here’s to their health. (We’re brand-whore traditionalists, so we’ll stick with Evian.)

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