Stacey Dash

Was married to James Maby from 2005-2006.

Stacey graduated from Paramus High School in New Jersey.

Stacey has a brother, Darien Dash who is the CEO of DME Interactive Holdings, and a younger half-sister Tia Gordon.

Stacey appeared in elementary school play of Bambi. She played Bambi's mother.

Stacey portrayed a seventeen year old in Clueless, when she was actually twenty nine years old.

Stacey was nominated for a Young Artist Award in 1996 for Best Young Supporting Actress - Feature Film. She was nominated for Clueless.

Stacey married Brian Lovell in 1999. The two later divorced in 2006.

Stacey is an Assistant Producer at Rockefella Records.

Stacey has appeared in a commercial for 1-800-CALL-ATT.

Stacey appeared in the April 2006 issue of Playboy.

Stacey is the cousin of Damon Dash.

Stacey is 5'5" (1.65 m).

Stacey is a natural brunette and has green eyes.

Stacey smokes.

Stacey has two children, a son, Austin, born in 1991, and a daughter, Lola, born in 2003.

Stacey was featured in the interstitials for Roseanne's Extreme Make-Under when Nick at Nite began running Roseanne.

Stacey has appeared in the following music videos:
-"All Falls Down", by Kanye West
-"Favorite Girl, by Marques Houston
-"Here", by Lucious Jackson
-"Some Things in Life Are Free", by Janet Jackson
-"That Girl", by MJG
-"Emotional", by Carl Thomas

Stacey has a My Space page.

Stacey is of African and Native American (Aztec) descent.

Stacey was close friends with the late Aaliyah.

She started her career as a child actor on the television series Sesame Street.