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Britney Gets Serious
A new Britney opens up to OK! Magazine.
TV's Lovely Ladies
Check out the women that keep us tuning in.
A lithe, attractive player who paid her dues with day work on soaps while studying her craft in New York City, Melissa Sagemiller made her feature film debut in James Toback's gritty, mostly improvised feature "Black and White" (1999), a Manhattan-set look at upper class white teens who appropriate black hip-hop culture. Sagemiller made her television debut the following year on an episode of the NYC-filmed series "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (NBC) before returning to the big screen with her first featured role in "Get Over It" (2001). Playing Allison, the girl who dumps lovestruck
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Carmen Kushowski/'Donna'
2005
At age three, began dance lessons
Professional stage debut at age nine appearing in a local production of "To Kill a Mockingbird" in the Washington, DC area
Began modeling career at age 14 when she was "discovered" by Eileen Ford
Was a day player on the soap operas "As the World Turns" (CBS) and "Another World" (NBC)
1998
Attended the Stonestreet Film and Television Acting Workshop in NYC
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