Jan Broberg Felt is an American actress, singer, dancer, and survivor. Her name became widely known not because she sought notoriety, but because her childhood was marked by events that no child should ever endure — experiences that later forced the public to confront uncomfortable truths about grooming, manipulation, and the ways trust can be … Read More “Jan Broberg Felt — living after the unthinkable” »
Tovah Feldshuh was born Terri Sue Feldshuh on December 27, 1948, in Manhattan, where the noise never stops and ambition leaks out of every subway grate. She came up Jewish, raised in Scarsdale, the daughter of a lawyer, with a family that understood both discipline and intellect. Her brother became a playwright. The arts weren’t … Read More “Tovah Feldshuh — Broadway with a backbone” »
Tamara Feldman was born December 5, 1980, and like a lot of actresses who come up in the early 2000s, she arrived through the side doors of Hollywood — not with trumpet blasts, but with guest roles, horror films, and the kind of steady screen presence that makes you recognizable even when your name isn’t … Read More “Tamara Feldman — riding through the static” »
Andrea Feldman was born April 1, 1948, a native New Yorker, which already tells you something. New York doesn’t raise people gently. It raises them loud, restless, sharp around the edges. The city gives you a thousand stages and never once asks if you’re ready. Andrea went to Quintano’s School for Young Professionals, a performing … Read More “Andrea Feldman — crazy Andy in the back room” »
Melinda Fee was born October 7, 1942, into a life already touched by the business. Her mother was Astrid Allwyn, an actress from the old Hollywood days, which means Melinda grew up around the strange perfume of performance — that mix of glamour and exhaustion that clings to anyone who’s ever worked under lights. Her … Read More “Melinda Fee — soap opera daylight” »
Michelle Federer grew up in Shaker Heights, Ohio, which is the kind of place that sounds neat and orderly, the kind of suburb where lawns are trimmed and futures are planned out in advance. Not exactly the first stop on the road to Broadway. But that’s always how it begins — some quiet American town, … Read More “Michelle Federer — the girl in the shadows of Oz” »
Peggy Fears was born June 1, 1903, and right away you can tell she wasn’t meant for quiet. She belonged to that breed of women who didn’t sit still, who didn’t stay where they were planted. The kind who leave home young, not because they hate it, but because the world feels too big to … Read More “Peggy Fears — corn whiskey and chorus lines” »
Verna Felton was born July 20, 1890, in Salinas, California, long before animation, long before television, long before anyone imagined that a voice could become immortal. She didn’t arrive in Hollywood with starlet dreams. She arrived with survival. Her father was a doctor, but he died when she was still a child, and after his … Read More “Verna Felton — the voice that never softened” »
Lindsay Marie Felton was born December 4, 1984, in Seattle, Washington, the kind of rainy city that raises dreamers quietly. Seattle isn’t built like Los Angeles — it doesn’t shove ambition in your face. It lets it grow in the background, slow and damp and private. Lindsay started acting at three years old, doing local … Read More “Lindsay Felton — a brief flame on cable television” »
Edith Fellows was born May 20, 1923, in Boston, Massachusetts, and before she ever became a movie face, she was already marked by abandonment. Her mother left when she was only months old, a vanishing act so early it probably felt less like heartbreak and more like weather — just something missing in the air. … Read More “Edith Fellows — the orphan who grew up” »