Stephanie Haney
Stephanie Haney is an Emmy-winning correspondent on the nationally syndicated news magazine show, DailyMailTV, which won the award for Best Entertainment News Program at the 46th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, and is filmed in New York City and produced by Stage 29 Productions. Her additional on-camera credits include hosting roles on CBS (Undercover Boss) and The Travel Channel (Sturgis: Biker Madness), a series regular role on E! (The Drama Queen), and guest appearances on OWN, TNT, Spike, NFL Network, Fox Sports, and The History Channel. Following earning her Master of Science in Journalism from the University of Southern California, graduating magna cum laude as an Annenberg Fellow, Stephanie produced for ABC's Good Morning America in the Field and Series department, in addition to working on Diane Sawyer's "American Dream" project. She's published in The Los Angeles Times, with cover stories featured in print in publications including Playboy Magazine ("The Campus Consent Crisis" on Title IX and sexual assault on college campuses) and LA Weekly ("The Brave New World Of Embryo Adoption" on the science that allowed a 51-year-old woman to give birth to twins). She regularly writes feature stories for DailyMail.com, POPSUGAR and other outlets. Stephanie is also the co-creator and co-host of the Sassy and Uncalled For podcast, which can be found on Apple and Google Podcasts, Spotify, SoundCloud and YouTube. Originally from Canton, Ohio, Stephanie is licensed to practice law in both Ohio and California. She moved to Los Angeles after graduating from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law. While in LA, she studied improvisation at The Upright Citizens Brigade. Stephanie holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Ohio University, cum laude, where she double-majored in both Political Science and Sociology/Criminology. She studied comparative politics abroad in Wales, UK, working as a research assistant for the Welsh National Assembly's Labour Party. She resides in Brooklyn, New York.
Stephanie Hardy
Stephanie Hardy is known for To Sleep with a Vampire (1992).
Stephanie Harlowe
Stephanie Harlowe is an actress, known for Bottom Feeders (2021).
Stephanie Harpe
Stephanie Harpe is an actress, known for Blackstone (2009), Abducted (2021) and Land (2018).
Stephanie Hawkins
Stephanie Hawkins is an actress, known for Tiffany the Doll the Feature Film (2022), Treasure Box (2021) and Suga Babies (2021).
Stephanie Hayes
Stephanie Hayes is known for Slow Machine (2020), Hamilton (2020) and Acts of Imagination (2006).
Stephanie Hazel
Stephanie Hazel is a British born actress known for 'How to Talk to Girls at Parties' (2017), 'Home Free' (2013) and Groupie' (2014). A cellist mother & artistic father meant performing was encouraged & nurtured. She performed and sang from an early age, most notably at Edinburgh festival (where she won the Fordham Whittiker Award for 'most moving performance', Hansel & Gretel duet), The prestigious Purcell rooms (London South Bank) numerous times, Music & drama festivals across Sussex and choir performances for radio 3 with the BBC concert orchestra. In 2010 Stephanie was recorded by the BBC at 'The Children & Young People Now Awards', (Royal Horticultural Halls, London) as co-singer to Kay Jay's 'Keep Dreaming'. During this time she also acted in her first short film 'The Games We Play' made by 'The End of the Pier International festival' after the script by Christopher P. Taylor won an award. Stephanie Hazel went to one of the U.K's leading drama schools 'E15 Acting School' and trained for three years.
Stephanie Heinrich
Stephanie Heinrich was born on November 13, 1979 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. She is an actress, known for Marauders (2016), Dead Horse (2004) and Otto; or, Up with Dead People (2008).
Stephanie Herfield
Stephanie Herfield is an actress, known for Molly's Game (2017).
Stephanie Hernandez
Actress and filmmaker Stephanie Hernandez was born and raised in Florida. She began her career in the entertainment industry as a model in Miami, Florida. She dabbled in various print and runway gigs until her agent urged her to try acting. She failed at her first attempt while auditioning for a TV Pilot. That challenge motivated her to push and excel in the craft. She began acting classes and tributes, "It was love at first exercise". Throughout her career, Steph has appeared as principal talent in countless national commercials, prime-time network television shows, independent films, spreads in magazines, and continues to pursue it all. Alongside acting, she has taken on the entrepreneurial world. She holds the title of Founder & CEO of Ethical Earth and Co-Founder of Model Training Academy. Present her with purposeful projects, she will eagerly be there to collaborate.
