Alana and Alyssa

Alana De La Garza is an amazing actress who is leaving a mark on the tiny screen. De La Garza, a Mexican American father and an Irish American mother were born in Columbus Ohio on June 26 the 26th of June, 1976. In the next few years, she moved to Texas. She began a career in physical therapy. De La Garza stayed in Texas just a few months prior to moving into Orlando Florida. She took on a variety of character roles including local independent films and commercials. Her passion for acting quickly grew to perform even in small roles. Then she moved into New York in 2001 and got her first role in the role of Rosa Santos on All My Children, a daytime soap. In the early 2000s she had small roles in JAG Vegas as well as Two and a Half Men. In 2004, she was offered her first major series role on the short-lived show The Mountain. De La Garza had the delight of working with amazing TV actors like Barbara Hershey Oliver Hudson Penn Badgley Mitch Pileggeggi. In 2006 she was the lead character A.D.A. in Law & Order. Connie Rubirosa. The actress was on the show for 85 episodes. After a short run, her character migrated into Law & Order: LA. De La Garza received several nominations for her character for her role, including Best Supporting Actress Television Imagen Foundation Awards or even ALMA Award nominated. She received an Impact Award from the National Hispanic Media Coalition to recognize Outstanding performance for a Dramatic Television Series. Just a few minutes later, De La Garza was cast in CSI Miami in a recurring role. She was Marisol Deko as well as wife to David Caruso's character Horatio. The most recent television appearance was as the character Dr. Lena Solis on NBC's slightly more dark-hearted drama Do No Harm. The show was ended after just two 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. She has a Italian father and an older sister Cory which is a year younger than her. She was brought up in the strict, religious home of her family. Milano's journey into the world of sports began when she was seven after her child's sitter took her to an audition. From more than 1,000 candidates, she was chosen among only four. Milano was featured in commercials in both Broadway and on TV and in the American musical adaptation from Jane Eyre.