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Alyssa Jayne Milano
December 19, 1972, Brooklyn, New York
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www.alyssa.com
Lyssa. Lyss, Conan
Father: Tom Milano, music editor
Mother: Lin Milano, fashion designer
Brother: Cory, actor
Husband: Cinjun August Tate (01 jan 1999 - nov 1999)
Yeah, right..
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Height: 5' 2" (160 cm)
Eyes: brown
Hair: dark brown |
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Recently Alyssa appeared in two "Candie's" commercials that were 'too hot' for some US channels to be aired and were banned accordingly.
Apperently, is it forbidden to look gorgeous and sexy in the States...
Other adds
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And as a teenager, she recorded five albums in Japan, all of which went platinum:
- Alyssa (1989)
- Look In My Heart (1989)
- The Best In The World (1990)
- Locked Inside A Dream (1991)
- Do You See Me (1992)
She also played at a Tokyo music festival at the world famous Budokan in front of 40.000 people.
In May 1998 Alyssa appeared in Blink 182's music video "Josie". She played a high school cheerleader.
The single and the video were released in May 1998 by Cargo/MCA Records.
She appeared in the music video and sang in the choir on the song "Voices That Care". |
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"Stuff" (USA), December 2001
"ZSM" (NL), April 2001
"FHM" (FR), March 2001
"FHM" (USA), January 2001
"Maximal" (Fr), December 2000
"Cosmopolitan" (USA), November 2000
"Panorama" (NL), 21 Juni 2000
"Complete Woman" (USA), April/May 2000
"Cosmopolitan" (Australia), April 2000
"FHM" (FR), April 2000
"Ocean Drive" (USA), November 1999
"Sophisticate's Hairstyle Guide" (USA), October 1999
"Fit" (USA), June 1999
"YM Special" (USA), Spring 1999
"Details" (USA), April 1999
"Today's Woman" (USA), March 1999, Vol. 9, Iss. 1
"TV Guide" (USA), 12 December 1998, Vol. 46, Iss. 50
"TV Movie" (Germany), September 1998, Iss. 19
"Maxim" (USA), March 1998, Vol. 2, Iss. 2
"Stuff" (USA), 1998, Iss. 4
"Fit" (USA), November 1997
"Details" (USA), October 1997
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"Stuff" (USA), December 2001, pg 66-74
"America's #1 sweetheart" by Stuart Matranga
"FHM" (NL), April 2001, pg 70-77:
"Alyssa Milano is nu zelf de baas in huis" by Bridget Freer
"FHM" (FR), March 2001, pg 68-73:
"Le retour! "Charmed revient enfin sur M6" by Bridget Freer
"FHM" (USA), January 2001, pg 112-118:
"Heat Treatment" by Bridget Freer
"Cosmopolitan" (USA), November 2000, pg 22, 230-233:
"Alyssa Milano: witchy wonder" by Brantley Bardin
"Complete Woman" (USA), April/May 2000, pg 5-7:
"The life of a Charmed girl" by Stephen Saban
"Cosmopolitan" (Australia), April 2000, pg 108-111:
"Princess Charming" by Alana House
"Ocean Drive" (USA), November 1999, pg 210-215:
"How Alyssa Milano became tv's sexiest witch" by Stephen Saban
"Fit" (USA), June 1999, pg 44, 95:
"Mrs Tate stays busy" by Lisa Klugman
"Details" (USA), April 1999, pg 132-139:
"Charmed and Dangerous" by Stephan Talty
"Maxim" (USA), March 1998, pg. 76-80:
"Who's the Babe?" by Paul Young
"Stuff" (USA), 1998, Iss. 4, pg 70-77:
"The Bare Witch Project" by Stuart Matranga
"Fit" (USA), 1997, November 1997, pg 44:
"Alyssa Milano on keeping lean" by Lisa Klugma
"Premiere" (USA), April 1996, pg. 50, by Mark Ebner
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"ZSM" (NL), April 2001, pg 26-31: "Zij is nu de baas"
"Panorama" (NL), 21 Juni 2000, pg 54-57: "Van kindster tot gekwelde diva"
"TV Guide" (USA), 12 December 1998, pg. 22-29: "Charmed Life" by Janet Weeks
"FHM" (FR), April 2000, pg 68-73:
"Vous allez etre servi!" by Lomig Guillo
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"Alyssa Milano: She's the Boss", 1989, by Grace Catalano
"Alyssa Milano (Real-Life Reader Biography Series)", 2000, by John Bankston
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Compassionate, loyal, obsessive, professional, driven |
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Joan Hyler
C/O United Talent Agency
9560 Wilshire Blvd.
Suite 500
Beverly Hills
CA 90212
USA |
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...place to go for fun: Disneyland
...sport: Hockey
...poet: Edna St. Vincent Millay
...TV-series: ER
...book: "Animal Farm" by George Orwell
...music: Dave Matthews Band, Del Amitri and The Beatles
...time of the year: Christmas
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Piano, flute
Three dogs: "Ripley", "Stella" and "Hugo" and seven horses. |
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Her professional acting debut came at the age of eight, in the role of "July" in the tour of the Tony-winning Broadway musical "Annie".
She spent over a year playing the role on tour before returning to New York to appear off-Broadway in the first American musical adaptation of "Jane Eyre" at the Theater Opera Music Institute.
She also appeared in Wendy Wasserstein's one-act play, "Tender Offer" at the New York Ensemble Theater, "All Night Long" at the Second Stage and "Warning Signals" at the Manhattan Theater Club.
She made her television debut in 1984 at the age of eleven as "Samantha Micelli" in the ABC sitcom "Who's The Boss".
It ran for eight years (1984-1993).
"It was a great way to grow up, but I was sad to see
it end. It's like graduating High School when you're sad and excited
at the same time."
Alyssa used to wear colored contact lenses in some episodes |
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During the eight years of "Who's The Boss", she won three "Youth In Film"-awards:
Seventh Annual Youth in Film Awards (1984-1985)
for Best Young Supporting Actress in a Television Series
Eigth Annual Youth in Film Awards (1985-1986)
for Exceptional Performance by a young Actress, Starring in a Television, Comedy or Drama Series
Ninth Annual Youth in Film Awards (1986-1987)
for Best Young Female Superstar in Television
She was also nominated in 1988 at the Tenth 'Annual Youth in Film Awards' for
Best Young Actress in a Special, Pilot Movie-of-the-week or Mini-series
At the 1997 Sundance Film Festival she won the 'Spirit Award for Women in Film' |
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In 1993 Alyssa was engaged to Scott Wolf (Double Dragon, Party of Five) but their engagement was broken off and they are no longer seeing each other.
On January 1st, 1999, she married Cinjun Tate, the lead singer for the rock group Remy Zero.
In november 1999 she filed for divorce. |
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