Meagan and Kara

Meagan Good was born Panorama City, Los Angeles in the 8th of August, 1981. Her mother Tyra Wardlow Doyle was her manager when she was in her teens. Her first job was as an actress when she was just four years old. Her acting journey began as an actress in television shows like Doogie Howser Amen, M.D. and Doogie Howser Amen. When she was 13 in 1995, she got her first role in the debut film Friday. Her first recognition came from her character as the struggling teenager Cisely Batiste in the film Eve's Bayou in 1997 for where she won two awards nominations including her first N.A.A.C.P. Image Award nominee. Good played small parts in TV and film shows over the next few years. Then, in the beginning of 2000s, she began taking on roles that were more mature. On Nickelodeon's Cousin Sceeter she played Nina. Her role was as Nina on Nickelodeon's T.V. series Cousin SKeeter from 1998 until 2001. She also landed minor roles in the films House Party Down to the Last Minute and 3 Strikes. She portrayed Vanessa Scott in the show My Wife and Kids. She appeared in D.E.B.S (2004) which was a comedy action movie. This movie earned her nomination for Best Actress by the Black Movie Awards in 2005. Then she appeared in movies like You Got Served The Cookout, Venom One Missed call Waist Deep, as well as The Love Guru. In 2012 while active on both T.V. In films, she was Mya In Think Like a Man with an ensemble of stars and played the character of Ms. Stevens as Dysfunctional. Kara Killmer...........................Kara Killmer is an American actress best known for portraying the character of Sylvie Brett in the NBC drama series 'Chicago Fire. Originally from Texas Killmer was a student of Baylor University in Waco Texas and graduated with the B.F.A. degree in performing arts in 2010. She began her career on screen with you Can Dream, a web series. Kara Killmer's career on screen began in 2010 when she appeared in the first episode Simon Fuller's Hulu television series If I Can Dream. This reality series revolves around an ensemble of actors who move into an Hollywood California house.