Biography
Having worked extensively in the fashion industry, working as a model and contributing editor to such publications as Mirabella and New York, Ross made her big screen debut in "Far Harbor" (1996), an independent feature that cast her as a Jewish/African-American mixed race woman. While the character's background was similar to her own, she did, of course, actually have to act in the film and embraced the opportunity to immerse herself in this …
Career Milestones
| Was a contributing fashion editor to Mirabella and New York magazines | ||
| Worked as a model and posed for fashion spreads photographed by Herb Ritts and Francesco Scavullo, among others | ||
1996 | Made feature acting debut in the independent drama "Far Harbor", co-starring Jennifer Connelly and Marcia Gay Harden | |
1997 | Hosted the Lifetime magazine series "The Dish", reviewing current pop culture offerings in film, television and print | |
1998 | Appeared in the odd independent drama "Sue" | |
1998 | Had a supporting role in the NBC TV-movie "Race Against Fear: A Moment of Truth Movie" | |
2000 | Acted in the festival-screened independent "In the Weeds" | |
2000 | Cast as Meg Ryan's incompetent assistant in Diane Keaton's comedy feature "Hanging Up" | |
2000 | Starred as a high-powered attorney on the UPN series "Girlfriends" | |
2000 | Was a regular on MTV's hip-hop variety series "The Lyricist Lounge Show" | |
2007 | Starred in Tyler Perry's "Daddy's Little Girls" | |
2011 | Played a psychologist who balances her busy workload with home life on the BET series "Reed Between the Lines"; co-starred with Malcolm-Jamal Warner | |