Natasha (41)

In 1990, Natasha was a regular singer on the TV talent show, "Big Break", which was hosted by singer Natalie Cole and produced 26 episodes. She also co-starred in the TV series, "Where I Live", with Doug E. Fresh. Natasha has also guest-starred on "Kids Incorporated", an episode in 1991 and another in 1992, she sang in both episodes. In 1993, she was featured in a Skittles commercial. She joined the cast of "Roundhouse" in 1994, as their youngest cast member and she was also a back-up dancer in the TLC music video, for their single "Creep". Also in 1994, Natasha was signed to Babyface and Tracey Edmonds' record label, Yab Yum Records, a label of which Epic Records was the parent label. In that same year, she was offered the opportunity to be one of the African-American female solo singers in the song "Freedom" from the motion picture soundtrack album "Panther" along with other African-American female solo singers such as Aaliyah, Monica, Mary J. Blige, Vanessa Williams, Billy Lawrence, Chantay Savage, Felicia Adams, Tracie Spencer, Lalah Hathaway, Pebbles, and many others along with African-American R&B girl groups and female rappers. In the booklet of the Panther soundtrack CD case, she only went by her first name, "Natasha". Also in that same year during the fall she was one of the backing vocals on Diana Ross' 1995 album "Take Me Higher". Natasha has also worked as a backing vocalist for other famous recording artists such as Rod Stewart and has worked with singers, John Tesh, Lionel Richie, and Ziggy Marley. Not only in music, but Natasha has also been an actress and appeared in the 1999 film "Drive Me Crazy" and various different TV shows and one television movie. On March 1, 2005, Natasha released a CD album titled " Catch That Feelin' " under a different label called "Anutha Records". This was her first official release as a solo artist.