At age 13, began work as a model, appearing on the cover of Interview magazine (date approximate)

Appeared as part of a controversial Calvin Klein ad campaign featuring underage models in suggestive poses at age 15 (date approximate)

Taught by father to play the guitar

Lensed the independent feature "Tart", a tale of wealthy New York teenagers in 1980s New York City

Released her debut album "I'd Rather Eat Glass" and toured as part of the women in music festival Lilith Fair

Had a cameo in the Kurt Voss/Allison Anders ensemble comedy "Sugar Town"

Starred as a young Upper East Side child of privilege who has appropriated African-American hip-hop lingo and lifestyle in James Toback's "Black and White"

Posed in a pictorial spread in Playboy; was featured on the cover (April)

Had supporting role in "Almost Famous"

Delivered a convincing turn as a teenage party girl in the chilling drama "Bully"

Featured in the thriller "Octane" with Madeleine Stowe

Cast opposite Jeff Bridges and Kim Basinger in "The Door in the Floor" based on the John Irving novel

Cast in Eli Roth's "Hostel: Part II," the sequel to the 2006 film about a torture ring in Europe

Will star in a remake of the 1974 Larry Cohen movie "It's Alive"