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Alexandra Maria Lara (born Alexandra Plătăreanu on November 12, 1978) is a German/Romanian actress. She performs predominantly in leading roles in a variety of historical and crime films. Lara is best known for her roles in Control (2007), Der Tunnel (2001), Nackt (2002), Downfall (2004), and About the Looking for and the Finding of Love (2005). Her most famous role to date, which has resulted in international recognition, is as Traudl Junge, Adolf Hitler's secretary in the Oscar Nominated 2004 film Der Untergang. Due to her convincing performance in Der Untergang, Francis Ford Coppola wrote her a letter and gave her a leading role in Youth Without Youth (2007). She plays a lead role in Greek director Theo Angelopoulos's 2007 film The Dust of Time, opposite Harvey Keitel and Bruno Ganz. Also in 2007, she appeared as journalist Annick Honoré in the film Control, the Ian Curtis biopic.

Austin, Texas native Jessica Polsky lacked only the ringlets to be this generation's Shirley Temple. But the straight, sandy blonde hair was no detriment as this feisty toddler found her way on to the stage by the age of 3. Dance school was the logical choice of the parents of a child who, as soon as she was able to walk and talk, was putting on one-woman shows for anyone she could find, boogeying and singing to the soundtracks of “Grease” and Broadway musicals such as “A Chorus Line”, as well as accompanying her dad on vocals as he strummed the guitar. Jessica was soon pouring all of this energy into her lessons at Dancers' Workshop, Austin's, and one of Texas' and the country's, leading local dance schools under the direction of Dawn Weiss. As the years passed it was clear that her interest in and talent for performing reflected far more than a childhood extracurricular activity. Her youth became more and more defined by her study of the arts and performing as each year she increased and diversified her studies until she was completely immersed in acting, singing, and dancing instruction, while somehow still remaining at the top of her academic game. Before even entering high school she was already traveling regularly to New York and LA for performing opportunities and studies, and enjoying recognition and awards for her talent and dedication. After graduating from high school with honors Jessica left Texas with a purse full of scholarships to attend the University of Arizona in Tucson, to follow a degree in Dance and the Arts. This highly prestigious dance department was home to some of the best instruction in the country on a university level for pre-professional training. Halfway through the four-year program Jessica left to study and perform abroad in Florence, Italy. There she studied at the exclusive, intensive language institute, Centro Linguistico Dante Alighieri, performed and trained with a dance company, and traveled and explored Italy and all of Europe. After these months overseas she returned to Tucson in order to complete her Dance degree, but after the highly positive, rich, and horizon-broadening experience Jessica had just lived out in Italy, suddenly the one degree and one course of study were not enough for her active mind and she decided to add a second degree in Italian to that of her fine arts studies. With a BFA in Dance and Performing Arts and a BA in Italian, both magna cum laude, under her belt, Jessica moved immediately to New York to follow the only dream she had ever had: Broadway. Her arrival in Manhattan was met with immediate success as she was cast right away in a number of music videos, commercials and began to make the rounds of musical theatre auditions. The persistence paid off and before long Jessica was chosen by the esteemed director/choreographer Alan Johnson to join the cast of the European tour of the original Broadway production of "West Side Story" as “Graziella”. The months on this production took her from Paris to Munich to Zurich and everywhere in between. Once back in New York she was immediately snatched up and sent back to Europe for the European tour of the Duke Ellington Broadway musical "Sophisticated Ladies", alongside world-reknowned Grammy winning jazz vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater. The subsequent return to New York found Jessica assisting and collaborating with many of show business's most well known directors, choreographers and agents and she began to earn a reputation, as well as valuable experience, as not only a stellar performer but a force to be reckoned with on the production side of the industry. This period was spent "on the other side of the table", conducting auditions, assembling casts, choreographing and trying out her wings as the boss. In addition she began to venture further into TV and film and spun out a number of commercials, TV appearances, more music videos and independent films. Her next stage appearance was a remake and update of the famous Gilbert and Sullivan operetta "The Pirates of Penzance", done Off-Broadway in NYC and met with rave reviews. Not long after, she was hand picked for the Broadway version of the hit movie "Jeffrey", made into a play and done at Lincoln Center, starring Tony winner Bryan Batt. After the fantastic success of “Jeffrey”, Europe wanted her back and she left immediately following to join the cast of the European tour of the musical "Grease" where she performed the roles of “Patty”, and often “Marty”, for many months. The stunning success and popularity she attained in this production lead to offers for other Europe-based work, particularly in the Italian market, which began to take great interest in the Italian-fluent, blonde Texan with a head on her shoulders and talent to boot. Following yet another stellar run of "West Side Story" as "Graziella" at the world-reknowned "Musical Theatre Basel" of Basel, Switzerland, Jessica was courted heavily by the Italian showbiz industry. She answered the call with a semi-permanent trans-Atlantic move and before long was choreographing, casting, directing, starring in commercials, modeling and catching the eyes of film and television producers and directors from all over Italy. Finally combining her two greatest talents and passions: performing, and the language and life in Italy, Jessica's niche was clearly marked. After a number of television appearances and as the film proposals steadily came in, Jessica was discovered by the director of a new hit sitcom, “Camera Café”, and he immediately created a role for her. She was instantly on prime time national television seven nights a week. ”Camera Café” stars Italy's hottest young, uberfamous comic duo, Luca and Paolo, and overnight became a religiously followed, cult-forming program that attained unheard of popularity and ratings. This unique sitcom takes place in an office and is filmed by a hidden camera within the office coffee machine. Much like the infamous “water cooler” of American offices, the coffee machine in Italy is witness to all the gossip, espionage, scandal, complaints, plotting, sordid affairs and dishonesty that are part of daily life in a corporate setting. The camera is stationary, as if it were truly “spying”, and the actors interact with it and each other in small sketches on coffee breaks. The role created for Jessica, whose character the production left named “Jessica”, is the representative from the London office of this particular company and was brought to the Italian office to kick the employees in shape, keep them in line, and manipulate the men of the office with her looks and charm to get whatever she wants. The show’s success can only be compared to that of “Ally McBeal” or “Friends”, with bars, restaurants and groups of friends hosting “Camera Café Nights” and viewing parties. The country, press and showbiz industry exploded in unanimous adoration for the Texan actress. In fact, the first season on the air Jessica won the Italian Emmy-equivelant from the Italian Television Academy for the Best New Actress of the Television Season for her role as “Jessica” in Camera Cafè. The first foreigner ever to receive this recognition, it was an enormous honor. Following the 2nd season of Camera Cafè Jessica was presented another fabulous opportunity: to participate in the presentation of the annual, televised concert series “Festivalbar” as the backstage correspondant. She spent the whole summer on tour throughout Italy with the concerts and interviewing international music stars like Sheryl Crow, the Backstreet Boys, Natalie Imbruglia, Simply Red, Jamiroquai, James Blunt, Daniel Powter, Michael Bublè, Craig David, Mario, Mel C (ex Spice Girl), Tears For Fears, and many others. She had her own show “Behind the Scenes at Festivalbar” on a major network (Italia 1) for the entire summer. Not long after the end of Festivalbar she was contacted to host a prime-time televised special on the world-famous pop sensation Robbie Williams. She was flown to Berlin as a special guest of his to cover his history-making concert there, and then Williams was soon after in Milan where Jessica held an exclusive interview with him. Robbie Williams Live With Jessica! was one of the most important television events of the season. She now finds herself juggling her work demands with the circus of celebrity life, finding time between filming and traveling to be a guest on talk shows, give her signature lively tv, radio and print interviews, attend publicity events, participate in ad campaigns and events for the various designers and lines she is the endorsement celebrity for, and, of course, sign autographs for and take pictures with the many fans that stop her on the street. The immediate future is full of numerous exciting projects, in all markets of showbusiness, and the best is yet to come!

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Dani Behr (born 9 July 1971 in London) is a British television presenter and singer. Early life Behr is of South African Jewish descent.[1] She is a graduate of the Sylvia Young Theatre School, and was discovered by Pet Shop Boys manager Tom Watkins, who put her in his female Bros concept, Faith Hope and Charity, signed to the WEA record company. However the band was not successful and Behr moved into television production. Career At the age of sixteen,[citation needed] she was signed to present the late night Channel 4 music show The Word, which she was involved with for five years. She went on to present over 30 TV shows, including The Big Breakfast,"Hotel Babylon", Ice Warriors, and in 2002 The Saturday Show for the BBC. After numerous presenting jobs for shows in the United States, Behr decided to move permanently to Hollywood to begin presenting "Extra" for NBC. She went on to host several more shows for Fox, NBC/Bravo, VH1, with her biggest hit so far being the 2003 reality show Boy Meets Boy". In between TV, Behr has also presented radio shows for KissFM, and has had some minor film acting roles and appeared alongside Kate Winslet, Oprah Winfrey, Glenn Close & co in the successful play "The Vagina Monologues" both in London at 'The Old Vic' and on Broadway at 'Madison Square Gardens'. Behr was Maxim's female presenter of the year in 2002. She voices the safety message on Virgin Atlantic and was named in "Turn A Blind Eye" by Half Man Half Biscuit. "They came for Dani Behr. I said 'she's over there, behind the wardrobe.'" One of her more notable was when she landed top job as flagship host on CBBC's The Saturday Show. Personal life Behr has dated several high-profile names whilst living in the UK, including footballer Les Ferdinand, Ryan Giggs and J from boy band '5ive'. During this time her relationships were well publicised by the tabloids. Behr married American restauranter and surfer Carl Harwin in Malibu, California, on 5 May 2005 - with pictures of the wedding featured in Hello! magazine. They have a daughter named Coco born in December 2005. They have recently moved to Sydney, Australia. On April 19, 2007, Dani welcomed new baby boy Zane Max Harwin to the family. Filmography The Rainbow - Directed by Ken Russell, Behr played a school girl 1997 - Bolt Directed by David Caffey, herself 1998 - Like It Is Directed by Paul Oremland, playing "Paula". A gay indie film co-starring Roger Daltrey 1999 - Dark Realm for Warner Brothers 2001 - Rancid Aluminum Directed by Ed Thomas, playing Charlie. Co-starring with Joseph Fiennes and Rhys Ifans 2001 - Goodbye Charlie Bright Directed by Nick Love playing a blonde. Co-staring with Paul Nicholls 2002 - Tabloid a made for TV special, playing a TV presenter

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Maria Elaine Bello (born April 18, 1967) is a Golden Globe-nominated American actress. Bello's breakthrough came when producers Kenny Lenhart and John J. Sakmar cast her as Mrs. Smith in the spy show Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1996) ; they remembered her from her performance in a failed pilot that was a remake of the classic TV series 77 Sunset Strip (1958). The show was cancelled after just eight weeks on the air. Then came a guest stint on ER as the feisty pediatrician Dr. Anna Del Amico, in which she guest-starred in the final three episodes of the third season. The show's producers were so impressed with her that they asked her back as a regular on the series. Bello remained on the show for one season, departing after the medical drama's 4th season. The actress went on into movies landing a role in Coyote Ugly. She has been nominated for the Golden Globe award twice: for Best Supporting Actress in The Cooler (2003) and for Best Actress in A History of Violence (2005).

Franziska van Almsick (born April 5, 1978 in East Berlin, Germany) is a German swimmer. She won her first Olympic Medals in 1992 at the Barcelona Olympic Games aged fourteen. Over her career, Van Almsick earned ten career Olympic medals, none of them gold. She ended her career at the Athens Olympic Games in 2004. In 1993, she was named by Swimming World magazine as the Female World Swimmer of the Year. Her son Don Hugo was born on January 7, 2007.

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Frankee (born Nicole Francine Aiello, on June 9, 1983, in Staten Island, New York) is an American pop and R&B singer. She claims to be the ex-girlfriend of singer Eamon. In 2003, she appeared on Louie DeVito's Dance Divas Volume 1, for the track "Making Love (Out of Nothing At All)" under the name Nikki A. In 2004 she recorded the song "F.U.R.B. (Fuck You Right Back)". The song uses the same musical arrangement as Eamon's "Fuck It (I Don't Want You Back)" and is an answer single in response to his profanities. With this song, Frankee reached the number one position on the UK Singles Chart in May 2004, and also the Australian ARIA Singles Chart in June 2004. Her first album, The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, received contributions from noted songwriters Makeba and Andre Deyo, with production by The Trackmasters and Grammy winner Rich Harrison. Frankee has currently left her record label, Marro. She is now working on her second album, and is signed to Big Management. Her first single release from the second album will be "Watch Me". Frankee is well known for her provocative lyrics, but also her sex appeal. She was named one of the hottest women in the world by Maxim, and appeared in their magazine in the July 2006 issue. Frankee has also had covers and spreads in several magazines including: FHM, Men's Edge, OK! Magazine, and Cosmo Girl.

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