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Vanessa Ray is a singer-actress from the United States. She has appeared in TV shows such as Suits as well as films like Devil's Due. Her career began as an actress playing small role or in guest appearances on both stage productions, and television programs. As the World Rotates was among her first notable role. It was a show about medicine as well as legal careers. Later, she became known for her character Jenny Griffith in the legal drama Suits. Harvey Specter a legal expert as well as Mike who was his assistant, handled cases in the show. The show received positive reviews as well as numerous awards. Her other work includes Blue Bloods, a police drama. It received mostly favorable review. Ray also appeared in several films that she appeared in, such as Not Waving But Drowning (in which she was the leading character) and The Rumperbutts (in which she played a supporting part). Taylor Cole...................hrough the early 2010s the stunning Taylor Cole has appeared in numerous television series and films including such propulsive action-packed features as 2011's The Green Hornet. The actress made her debut in the latter part of 2000 with a co-starring part on the dramatic series Summerland which resulted in numerous single-episode roles as well as a regular appearance on Heroes as the Teleporting Rachel Mills and an integral role in the 2009 action film 12 Rounds. Cole showed that she could play women who were more complex than they appeared. Then, she starred as a stunningly gorgeous woman on The Event, a science-fiction production.

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