Alana and Alyssa

Alana De La Garza, a stunning actress who has left a mark on the screen. In 1976 De La Garza was born to a Mexican American father and an Irish-American mother from Columbus Ohio. Then she began moving to Texas in search of an athletic therapy profession in the University of Texas. De La Garza moved from Texas to Orlando Florida and took on different roles as an actor in independent local film as well as international commercials. The small parts didn't stop her from discovering she loved acting. She moved from New York and in 2001 she scored her first role on the daytime soap All My Children as Rosa Santos. During the early part of 2000 She appeared on small parts for JAG Vegas and Two and a Half Men. Her first major part came in the year 2004 on the short film The Mountain. De La Garza starred as Maria Serrano alongside top TV actors like Barbara Hershey Oliver Hudson Penn Badgley, Anson Mount, and Mitch Pileggi. Her best-known role was in Law & Order, where she portrayed A.D.A. Connie Rubirosa. She appeared for 85 episodes. Then, she appeared in The Law & Order: LA short-lived sequel. Her character was recognized with several nominations, including Best Supporting Actress for Television at the Imagen Foundation Awards. She was also awarded ALMA Award nods. 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 recurring character in CSI Miami a short time after. She was cast in the role of Marisol Delko, who is the spouse of David Caruso's Horatio. She played the character Dr. Lena Solis in NBC's dramatic dark series Do No Harm. The series was cancelled after only 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 younger sister Cory and is Italian from a family of Italian origin. Her family was a conservative, religious family. Milano was just seven years young when her babysitter drove Milano to a talent show. Four girls were chosen out of more than 1000 hopefuls. Milano was featured in commercials for TV as well as off Broadway shows, like the American first adaptation musical to Jane Eyre.