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Cosma Shiva Hagen was indeed born in Los Angeles, but her persona is notably more enigmatic than her city's sunny reputation might suggest. This is likely attributable to her unconventional upbringing under the influence of her punk musician parents: German singer Nina Hagen and Dutch musician Ferdinand Karmel. According to family lore, Nina Hagen encountered a UFO during her pregnancy, leading her to name her daughter after the cosmos. While Cosma Hagen's distinctive physique could certainly inspire such celestial comparisons, it seems the cosmic connection runs deeper.

Cosma Hagen inherited more than just her mother's musical genes. She also bore a striking resemblance to her mother's physical attributes, which she didn't shy away from displaying. Her cinematic debut occurred in 1998 when she bared her breasts in the miniseries 'Der Laden'. Two years later, she made waves in the film industry with her role in the crime flick 'Sweet Little Sixteen', where she exposed her chest during a provocative sex scene. Similarly, her character in 'Todesengel' offered viewers glimpses of both her breasts and pelvic region.

However, Hagen's talents extend beyond her physical attributes. She showcased her musical prowess and comedic timing in the musical comedy 'Die Fabelhaften Schwestern', released in 2002. That same year, she made an appearance on the German police series 'Tatort', with a brief glimpse of her bare breast. Hagen also landed a role in the thriller 'Rosa Roth', where she washed up while nude, creating quite a stir.

Off-screen, Cosma Hagen is multilingual, speaking German, English, French, and Spanish fluently. Yet her mastery over these languages might be rivaled by her proficiency in what could be considered the world's most universally understood language: lust.