Angelina Jolie tops the 2013 Forbes list of highest-earning female actresses but much of her recent work has been behind the camera. The youngest on this year's list at 22, Jennifer Lawrence is Tinseltown's golden girl at the moment. Forbes estimates she made $26 million last year.
Kristen Stewart was top of the list last year but with the "Twilight" films completed, Stewart's earnings of $22 million mean she has dropped to third.
The F.R.I.E.N.D.S alum has made a successful transition from TV to movies with her most recent hit as part of the ensemble cast of "Horrible Bosses" which grossed $11.5 million globally.
The latest "Spiderman" sweetheart Emma Stone, who played love interest Gwen Stacy in the new remake, is a new entry to the highest-paid actress list. Anything Snow White-related was box office gold as Charlize Theron found when she co-starred in "Snow White and the Huntsman" as the wicked stepmother.
Sandra Bullock recently teamed up with funny lady Melissa McCarthy in "The Heat" about an FBI agent forced to partner with a Boston cop to catch a drug lord. The female-led action comedy has proven to be a big hit and since opening on June 28, has made $142.1 million worldwide.
The "Black Swan" star joined the cast of "Thor" to star as the Norse god's love interest Jane Foster in the 2011 blockbuster. "Ted" which told the story of a foul-mouthed teddy bear that comes to life turned out to be a huge hit with cinema audiences last year.
Julia Roberts only made one film last year but the other Snow White remake, "Mirror Mirror" helped landed the well-known superstar on the recent Forbes list with earnings of $10 million.
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Angelina Jolie steals the top spot in Forbes' annual list of Hollywood's highest paid actresses.
