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Tatyana Ali was born in Long Island, New York on Janurary 24, 1979. That makes her 18 years of age right now. Her acting career began when, at the age of four, her parents brought her to a talent agent, who got her a four-year stint on Sesame Street. Ali has co-hosted two different Saturday morning programs, “Name Your Adventure” and “Brains and Brawn,” and starred in the TV movies “Mr. Foster’s Field Trip,” and “Kidz in the Wood.” Tatyana recently starred alongside her boyfriend, Jonathan Brandis in the made for TV movie: “Fall Into Darkness.” She guest starred on such series as “The Cosby Show,” “Hawk,” the daytime drama “All My Children” and the British series “Family Album.” Additionally, she starred in a television special titled “Sports Illustrated For Kids Olympic Special” and was a two-time winner in the singing competition on “Star Search.”

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Suzana Drobnjakovic was born May 17, 1975 in Los Angeles, California, USA. Sascha is of Serbian descent. Her father is Italian; she speaks Serbian and Italian quite well.

Very few have the talent mastered but Sasha Alexander is a familiar face to the box that sits in your room and living rooms. Acting since a very young age Sasha has perfected and continues to perfect the art of acting. Doing guest roles on such critically acclaimed television shows such as Greg The Bunny, Friends, and CSI. As well playing key roles in shows such as Dawson’s Creek, Wasteland, and CBS’s recent addition Presidio Med.

Since Sasha was a child she has had a love for the acting industry. Where she first played lead in a school performance of “Baby”. Through the years Sasha has over come all obsticles and has gained the experience and knowledge needed to survive in this overwelming industry. She proved herself and her skills while performing in summer stock and Shakespeare Festivals. Where she portrayed Katherine in “The Taming of the Shrew”. Afterwards she earned a spot studying in London with Cicely Barry and the Royal Shakespeare Company.

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One of the crop of bright-eyed, dewy-skinned young actors to attain teen idol Dom and a regular paycheck during the late 1990s, Jessica Alba closed out the century as one of Hollywood’s more promising new talents.

Alba took her first acting class at the age of 12, and nine months later, she landed her first agent. She got her start on television, making appearances on shows like Beverly Hills 90210, and she made her film debut in the 1994 kids comedy Camp Nowhere. Originally cast in a minor role in the film, she got her first big break when the principal actress dropped out and she was asked to take over. Following her debut, Alba did a great deal of work on television. She got her first substantial film role as the object of the protagonist’s disastrous affection in the teen horror comedy Idle Hands in 1999; that same year, she played one of the nasty popular girls who terrorize Drew Barrymore in the romantic comedy Never Been Kissed.

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Aishwarya Rai was born November 1, 1973 in Mangalore, Karnataka, India. Born in a traditional south Indian family, Aishwarya started modelling at a young age. This green-blue eyed beauty stole ads for many prestigious firms, the ones which brought her into the limelight were the garden sari and the pepsi ad.

Aishwarya Rai is one of the highest-paid actresses in India’s prolific movie industry, the Julia Roberts of the Asian subcontinent. She began modeling at 14, came to fame as the gorgeous new neighbor in Indian Pepsi commercials, and won the Miss World beauty pageant in 1994.

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Jenny Ann Agutter was born on 20th December 1952 in Taunton, Somerset, England, UK. She was the daughter of a British Army Officer and spent her childhood travelling and living in many different countries. Her film career began in 1964 at the age of 12 in East of Sudan and was quickly followed by Ballerina in 1965 and A Man Could Get Killed in 1966. Other films and television appearances in her early career include Gates to Paradise and Long After Summer (1967); Star! (1968); I Start Counting (1969); The Great Inimitable Mr Dickens and The Wild Duck (1970).

In 1970 she appeared in what was probably her real big break as a child star – The Railway Children – playing the part of Bobbie. In 1971 Jenny went to Hollywood where she made many more films and television appearances. These include (1971) The Cherry Orchard; Walkabout and The Snow Goose with Richard Harris for which she received an Emmy Award, (1972) A War of Children and Shelley.

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Christina Maria Aguilera was born on December 18, 1980, in Staten Island, NY. Her parents divorced when she was young and she lived with her mother, although they moved around quite a bit.

After Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera was the most popular female singer of the late-’90s teen pop revival. Unlike many of her contemporaries, Aguilera was a technically skilled singer with a genuinely powerful voice, belting out her up-tempo dance numbers and ballads with a diva’s panache. Born Christina Maria Aguilera on December 18, 1980, on Staten Island, her parents were of Irish and Ecuadorian stock and her father’s military career meant the family moved quite a bit during her childhood. They eventually settled in Philadelphia, where Aguilera began performing in talent shows at age six, with considerable success.

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Though she has been a prominent actress on both stage and screen, Shohreh Aghdashloo has remained a virtual unknown in the United States. However, after a critically acclaimed performance in the Oscar-worthy “House of Sand and Fog” (2003), Aghdashloo has positioned herself to gain the recognition she deserves—including a well-deserved Oscar nod. Aghdashloo began her career in her native Iran at age 20 and spent the last twenty-five years honing her craft. Following numerous roles on stage, Aghdashloo appeared in her first film, “Gozaresh” (“The Report”, 1977), directed by acclaimed director Abbass Kiarostami. Aghdashloo played the wife of a tax collector, who, besides being accused of taking bribes, must deal with her attempted suicide. The film went on to win the Critics Award at the Moscow Film Festival, though it was ultimately banned in her native country.

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A luminous brunette with porcelain skin and expressive blue eyes, Isabelle Adjani brings a mixture of fragility and fierceness to her screen portrayals. One of France’s leading actresses, she first earned critical praise as a member of the Comedie Francaise, which she joined at age 17. Adjani had already made two features, her debut “Le Petit bougnat” (1969) and “Faustine et le bel ete” (1971), and a TV-movie before she made her stage debut in 1972. Adjani stunned many when she refused a 20-year commitment with the Comedie Francaise in order to pursue a film career. She had garnered praise for her performance as a spoiled teenager in “La Gifle/The Slap” (1974) and went on to earn international stardom as Victor Hugo’s love-obsessed daughter in Francois Truffaut’s “The Story of Adele H.” (1975). That film earned her a number of awards and her first Oscar nomination as Best Actress. It also laid the groundwork for what has become Adjani’s signature role in films: the intense, unstable, infatuated female.

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Victoria Caroline Adams is a British singer originally born in Hetfordshire, England on April 7, 1975 under Aries sign. This 5′6” female has two siblings, brother Christian and sister Louise. Her parents, Jackie and Tony, ran a successful electrical wholesale business and were well off by most standards.

As a youngster, the now glamour Victoria was unexpectedly lonely because she was ashamed as many of her friends often teased her because of her acne and she would even ask her father not to drop her off in front of school so as not to be seen in the family’s Rolls-Royce. Dancing was an only escape from her loneliness. Such condition made many people think it’s impossible for her to be a pop stardom just the way she is, though she used to be a band member while in school.

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A migrant to Hollywood from Little Rock, Arkansas, Joey Lauren Adams has often played sexy teenagers since her TV debut as Mona, the girl-next-door with a 90s twist in the 1991 Fox series “Top of the Heap”. The sexy blonde actress with the little girl voice then reprised the role, lusting after Matt LeBlanc, in the short-lived 1992 Fox spin-off “Vinnie and Bobby”. Other TV roles have included a small role in the 1992 “CBS Schoolbreak Special” about literacy, “Words Up!”, and guest appearances on “Married With Children” in 1991 and 1992, once as a cornpone cousin of the Bundys, in which Adams employed an Arkansas drawl. But she is perhaps better recalled for “making a man” of David Faustino’s Bud Bundy. During the 1996-97 season, Adams had a recurring role on the ABC series “Second Noah” as Darby, the singer girlfriend of Rick (James Marsden).

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A refined starlet more in the mold of Julianne Moore than Julia Roberts, Amy Adams has proven to be a serious and versatile actress capable of saying no even if a project promises riches and fame. In fact, Adams has throughout her career maintained a steady focus on craft rather than celebrity–atypical for a business chock full of media-hungry wannabes willing to do anything to get on the cover of Us magazine. To no one’s surprise, Adams’s attention to her acting skills paid dividends early in her career. After a head-turning performance as a naive candy-striper who marries a con man (Leonardo DiCaprio) in “Catch Me If You Can” (2002), she received kudos from critics and colleagues for her role as an optimistic and overly pregnant Southern belle in “Junebug” (2005). With a nuanced performance that earned several award nominations, Adams put herself on firm footing for a vibrant and potentially productive career.

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Paula Julie Abdul was born on June 19th, 1963 in San Fernando, California. The youngest of two daughters born to Harry and Lorraine Abdul she was inspired at an early age by the film ‘Singing In The Rain ’, and as a young girl her ultimate ambition was to be a successful dancer like her idol Gene Kelly?. From the age of nine she undertook dance lessons where she impressed her teachers with her natural ability to dance and entertain.

Following graduation Paula appeared on the small screen when she was just sixteen years old in the 1978 movie-musical ‘Junior High School’. However, her sole dream was still to be a dancer. In the early 1980s Paula attended an audition to cheer for the LA Lakers. She defeated hundreds of other hopefuls to cheer for the legendary basket ball team where her unique and dynamic dance style earned her the converted position of choreographer. It is widely agreed that Paula’s choreography revolutinalized cheerleading forever within the industry.

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