Haley Bennett

Haley Bennett (born Haley Loraine Keeling; January 7, 1988) is an American actress and singer.

Life and career

Haley Bennett was born Haley Loraine Keeling in Fort Myers, Florida,^[1] the daughter of Leilani Dorsey Bennett and Ronald Keeling. As a child, she moved with her father to Stow, Ohio, where she attended Stow-Munroe Falls High School, before the family relocated to Naples, Florida.^[2][3] Later, she studied music and acting while attending Barron Collier High School in Naples. She and her mother moved to Los Angeles, California to pursue her career in the summer of 2005 after high school.^[4]

Haley made her film debut as the pop music singer Cora Corman in the 2007 romantic comedy Music and Lyrics, alongside Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore. Bennett sang several songs for the Music and Lyrics soundtrack, including "Buddha's Delight" and "Way Back into Love". Fragments of "Entering Bootytown" and "Slam" are heard during concert scenes in the film. "Invincible" can only be heard during the end credits and is only a minute and a half long.

She appeared in the February 2007 issue of GQ in the GQ/Features section.^[5] Also that year, she signed with 550 Music/NuSound Records (part of the Epic Records family of labels), and began working on her first album with the aid of singer-songwriter Shaley Scott.

She signed a three-picture deal with Warner Brothers Pictures^[6] and starred in her second and third films, College and The Haunting of Molly Hartley (2008), in which she played the lead role. She also made a cameo in the film Marley & Me. She also appeared in Greg Laswell's remake of "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" music video, and starred alongside Julia Stiles and Lily Cole in Shekhar Kapur's short film Passage. Bennett appeared in the horror film The Hole, shot in 3D and directed by Joe Dante.^[7]

Bennett performed her first live concert at The Mint in Los Angeles on June 19, 2008. Haley appeared in the October issue of Teen Vogue in the Young Hollywood section.

Bennett will appear in the Terrence Malick-directed project to be filmed under the name Lawless, scheduled to enter full production in 2012.^[8]

Filmography

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2007	Music and Lyrics	Cora Corman
2008	College	Kendall Hartley
2008	The Haunting of Molly Hartley	Molly Hartley
2008	Marley & Me	Lisa
2009	Passage	Abby	Short film
2009	The Hole	Julie Campbell
2010	Kaboom	Stella
2010	Arcadia Lost	Charlotte
2012	Outlaw Country	Annabel Lee	Television film
2013	Deep Powder	Natasha
2013	Random	Justine	Post-production
2013	Things People Do		Post-production
2013	Untitled Terrence Malick project		Post-production
2014	The Equalizer		Filming

Hunter Ansley Wryn

Hunter Ansley Wryn (born October 27, 1994) is an American child actress. She is the sister of Connor Dylan Wryn and Rhiannon Leigh Wryn.

Filmography

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2002	Charmed	Young Piper Halliwell	"Sympathy for the Demon"
	Providence	Young Joanie Hansen	"The Sound of Music"
2003	The Metro Chase	Student (credited Hunter Wryn)	TV film
2004	The Division	Lauren Wasford	"It's the Real Thing"
2005	Serenity	Young River Tam	Firefly movie

Holly Lynch

Holly Lynch is an American actress. Lynch was in the music video for John Mayer's "Your Body Is a Wonderland".

 She has also appeared in videos for Harland Williams and Moth. She has many commercials to her credit, including the Ford Bold Moves commercial where she pays for the dry cleaning of a man in the car behind hers, the State Farm Insurance commercial where she is "the girl from 4E", and the Corona commercial where she is the girl across the aisle.

Filmography

• CSI: Miami (2004) episode: "After the Fall"
• Cold Case (2006) episode: "Debut"
• Entourage (2008) episode: "Fantasy Island"

Holland Roden

Holland Roden (born October 7, 1986)^[1] is an American actress and is best known for her role as Lydia Martin in MTV's popular teen drama Teen Wolf.

Career

Roden made her professional debut in 2007 in the cancelled HBO series 12 Miles of Bad Road playing Bronwyn.^[2] In 2008 Roden was cast as Emily Locke in Lost.^[3]

She played the character Skylar in the 2008 movie Bring It On: Fight to the Finish, and during 2008-2010 she appeared in TV series including CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Cold Case, Pushed, Weeds, Community and Criminal Minds.^[4]

Since the series debut on June 5, 2011, Roden plays the character Lydia Martin in the MTV series remake of Teen Wolf, starring alongside Tyler Posey, Dylan O'Brien, Tyler Hoechlin. During 2011-2012 Roden continued to make guest appearances in different shows. Grey's Anatomy, and Memphis Beat were most note worthy. She also was in the 2012 Film House Of Dust.

Filmography

 

Holland Roden In May 2012.

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2007	12 Miles of Bad Road	Bronwyn	3 episodes
2008	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	Kira Dellinger	Episode: "Goodbye and Good Luck"
	Lost	Emily Locke	Episode: "Cabin Fever"
	Cold Case	Missy Gallavan	Episode: "Roller Girl"
2009	Pushed	Sascha
	Weeds	Yogurt Peddler	Episode: "Wonderful Wonderful"
	Bring It On: Fight to the Finish	Sky	Film
	Community	Girl	Episode: "Environmental Science"
2010	Criminal Minds	Rebecca Daniels	Episode "...A Thousand Words"
	The Event	Young Violet	Episode: "Loyalty"
2011–present	Teen Wolf	Lydia Martin	Main Cast
2011	Memphis Beat	Jill Simon	Episode: "Lost"
2012	Grey's Anatomy	Gretchen Shaw	Episode: "This Magic Moment"
	House of Dust	Gabby[5]	Film

Helen Rogers

Helen Rogers (born in 1962) is a British singer/songwriter. She began singing in 1978 with One Stop Music, an independent South London label specialising in reggae music. After joining Brit funk band Direct Drive as lead vocalist in 1982, Rogers (along with bandmates Pete Quinton, Robert Williams, Mick Ward and Mick Hammond) entered the Black Echoes Top 20 with "In The Middle of Spring" and "Pass The Paper" respectively.

In December 1984 the band released "Anything?" which reached #1 in the UK Black Echoes chart, remaining there for six weeks, and crossed over to the UK Singles Chart peaking at #67. This occurred after the band had signed to Polydor Records. Direct Drive then released "A.B.C. (Falling in Love's Not Easy)" which also charted peaking at #75 in the UK Singles Chart.^[1]

Rogers continued to record with Pete Quinton, and provided vocals on two of his songs "Half Chances" and "Shifting Sands", which featured in the 1987 film Sammy and Rosie Get Laid. She also sang with funk band 7th Heaven, and provided vocals on Rory Bremner's spoof cricket version of Paul Hardcastle's "19" ("N-N-Nineteen Not Out" - UK #13).^[2] Rogers in addition providing backing vocals to Hardcastle's remix of Third World's "Now That We Found Love", and his version of Junior Walker's "Walk In The Night".

From 1989-90 Rogers worked in the recording studio and undertook some gigs with Lee Fardon and his band. From 1992 onwards Rogers co-wrote and sang lead and backing vocals on Paul Hardcastle's project The Jazzmasters, which resulted in multiple number one hits in Japan and the US. She also wrote and recorded some tracks for Hardcastle's simultaneous eponymous project. The Jazzmasters recorded five albums plus various compilation albums of hits e.g. "The Smooth Cuts" featuring Helen Rogers.

Returning to her Lovers rock beginnings in 2003, Rogers recorded an album of reggae covers of 1970s pop hits with Black Steel. The duo had previously released a reggae version of "Tracks of My Tears" in 1988, which had reached the Top 10 in Jamaica.

In 2008, Rogers released an EP of songs co-written with guitarist Tony Qunta, entitled "Eyes Like Midnight", which was a departure in style and featured violin and cello played by Qunta.

In 2011 she is writing and recording a solo Lovers Rock album with renowned producer Lindel Lewis.