Christina Milian and Courteney Cox

Christina Milian is one of the richest and most loved R&B Singer who was born on the 26th of September 1981 on the 26th of September in Jersey City New Jersey United States. The R&B/pop singer's first single A.M. To P.M. in 2001 was the 3rd highest-ranked UK Singles Chart. In 2003, she landed her first big role the lead actor in the comedy Love Don't Have to Cost a Dime starring teen actors. In the movie, she played Ghosts of Girlfriends Past starring Jennifer Garner. She took an unplanned break from the industry of music to film Bring It On: Fight to the Finish. When Milian returned to music she focused on the promotion of her hit single Us Against the World and recorded the music video. In the years since, Milian said that she became a little bit more meticulous with what I feel deserved to be included on the album. She also began to record. The songs recorded for the album included the 90s-inspired Madonna-styled ballad Stay Euro-club record Tug of War and the feel-good song Diamonds that featured Kanye West. The album also featured Rick Ross on the Cool & Dre recorded track Blissful and Pitbull. Milian was involved in Be Cool with John Travolta, Uma Thurman. She also recorded two songs on the album. After that, she was cast as the lead in Pulse with Kristen Bell. It was inspired by the Japanese movie Kairo (2001) which was written to the English language by Wes Craven and Ray Wright. Milian suffered racial prejudice and was able to discover she was being cheated by Nick Cannon was cheating her when filming took place in Romania. Milian played in Need for Speed: Undercover (2008) as Carmen Mendez and Def Jam Vendetta (2003), where she played Angel a mob boss' girlfriend. Courteney Cox....................Courteney Cox is an American actress director and producer. Her most well-known work is her part in the TV series Friends and also for one of the main roles in the Scream movie franchise. She was born in Birmingham, Alabama and developed an interest in acting while an infant. When she enrolled at Mount Vernon College, Washington DC to study architectural studies, she made the decision to quit her studies in order to take on a full-time acting career. She made her film debut with a role in Down Twisted. She started gaining fame for her crucial parts in the horror slasher film Scream. Scream was a huge success commercially, and made around 11 times the budget. Also, it was well appreciated by the critics. The three sequels to the show in which she was a part-time actress, she played the same character. Following her role as the main character in Friends the hit sitcom - her fame soared. Her performance was recognized with several nominations and awards. The program, which quickly became a big hit, aired on television for 10 years. Recent work includes an appearance in the film drama Mothers and Daughters. A few of the awards received by her include the TV Guide Award for her character in Friends and the Golden Derby Award for her performance in the TV show Cougar Town.