Alana and Alyssa

Alana De La Garza, an incredible actress who has made a lasting impression across the screens. De La Garza, a Mexican American father and an Irish American mother, was born in Columbus Ohio on June 26, 1976. Soon enough she was relocating to Texas in search of an athletic therapy profession in the University of Texas. De La Garza stayed in Texas only a short time prior to moving into Orlando Florida. She took part in many different kinds of roles in acting, such as commercials and local independent movies. Even with the minor role, she found acting as her true interest. She relocated in New York. Her first gig was in the soap opera All My Children. During early 2000s the small part she played was on JAG Vegas and Two and a Half Men. In 2004, her first big-screen series aired on The Mountain. The character was Maria Serrano and De La Garza was lucky enough to share the screen with some famous TV actors such as Barbara Hershey Oliver Hudson Penn Badgley Anson Mount and Mitch Pileggi. Her most famous role was Law & Order, where she played A.D.A. Connie Rubirosa. She was a part of 85 episodes. Then she joined the short-lived spin-off Law & Order: LA. De La Garza has been recognized several times for her character as a character, and among them was Best Supporting Actress in Television at the Imagen Foundation Awards. The National Hispanic Media Coalition awarded her with the Impact Award, which is awarded for exceptional performances on a drama television series. De La Garza landed a part-time role in CSI Miami a short time afterwards. She played Marisol Deko in the role of spouse of the actor David Caruso's Horatio. She was the character Dr. Lena Solis in NBC's dark drama Do No Harm. The show was canceled after two short episodes. Alyssa Milano.............................Alyssa Jayne Milano was born on December 19 1972 in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn New York City to fashion designer and talent manager Lin Milano and film-music editor Thomas M. Milano. The younger sister Cory is 10 years younger than her. Milano was born into a relatively conservative and religious family. Milano began her profession at the age of seven, when her babysitter took her along to a stage audition. Four girls were chosen from over 1000 aspirants. Milano appeared in advertisements on television and off-Broadway as well, such as the American musical adaptation of Jane Eyre.