Meagan and Kara

Meagan Good, born on August 8th of 1981, was raised at Panorama City in Los Angeles with her parents Leondis Leon Good and Tyrawardlow-Doyle. Tyra worked for her as a manager in her teenage years. The actress began her career an actress when she was just four years old. In the early stages of her career she worked as an extra on television shows like Doogie Howser Amen and M.D. The first film she acted in, "Friday", was made in 1995, as she was 13 years old. She first gained attention for her character as the struggling teenager Cisely Batiste in the film Eve's Bayou in 1997 for which she received two award nominations, including her very first N.A.A.C.P. Image Award nomination. Good performed in short films as well as on TV in the several years. She started taking on more mature roles as early as the year 2000. She played Nina In Cousin Skeeter, a Nickelodeon T.V. Between 1998 and 2001 she was on the series "Cousin Skeeter". In addition, she was cast in tiny roles in the film House Party down to the last Minute and 3 Strikes. She played Vanessa Scott in the 2003 show My Wife and Kids. She was on D.E.B.S (2004) which was a comedy action movie. The film earned her the award of Best Actress by the Black Movie Awards in 2005. After that, she starred in several movies such as Cookout Venom Waist Deep as well as The Love Guru. In 2012 while active on both T.V. As well as in movies in which she starred as Mya as well as her character Ms. Stevens respectively in Think Like a Man featuring the entire cast as well as Dysfunctional The Friend, which featured a tiny group. Kara Killmer...........................Kara Killmer is an American actress best known for portraying the character of Sylvie Brett in the NBC drama series 'Chicago Fire. Killmer was a student at Baylor University Waco Texas. The school awarded her an B.F.A. degree in the performing arts in the year 2010. She began her on-screen career in 2010 in the web series If I Can Dream. After starring in numerous local shows, Kara Killmer made her on-screen debut in 2010 on the first episode in Simon Fuller's Hulu series If I Can Dream. The show's focus was on an ensemble of actors who started to move in together in Hollywood, California.