REAL NAME: Jennifer Hewitt

VITAL STATS: Born February 21, 1979 in Waco, Texas.

FIRST TV ROLE: On the Disney Channel'S Kids Incorporated

REEL DEBUT: The Video Munchie , starring Loni Anderson and Dom DeLuise

CLAIM TO FAME: Starring as Sarah Reeves on the hit show, Party of Five.

AWARDS: Blockbuster's "Female Newcomer of the Year" award for I Know What You Did Last Summer .

PERSONAL PREFERENCE: She would rather be called "Love" than "Jennifer."

ROMANTIC FRONT: She is currently dating actor Will Friedle of Boy Meets World .

HOBBY: Collecting celebrity autographs.

FAVORITE ACTOR: Johnny Depp , who paid a surprise visit to the set of Party of Five and sent Love into a screaming frenzy!

DID YOU KNOW?: Love is also a singer and her first CD, Love Songs was released in Japan in 1992.

COMING ATTRACTIONS: Cupid's Love (her own original idea!) and Telling You .

Born in Waco, Texas on Febuary 21 1979 to Pat and Danny Hewitt was this star we have all come to admire, Jennifer Love. This talented toddler
was raised by her speech pathologist mother in the nearby town of Killeen. Even in her early years Love has had aspirations for performing. Her
mother once lost her 3 year-old while dining in a restaurant that had live entertainment, and later found her little celebrity in another room singing
"Baby Love" on top of a piano. As years went by, Love persued her desires as a performer by dancing tap, jazz, and ballet. By age 10, Hewitt had
toured internationally with a song and dance group called the Texas Show Team, all the while dreaming of the day when she would perform in
Hollywood. Her inspiration was her own "I could do that" attitude while watching the superstars on T.V. and in the movies, and her obstical was her
own caring, but cautious, mother who had to be convinced of Jeniffer's successful future by a local talent scout before taking a plunge and moving
to Los Angeles.

Just a few weeks after relocating to the Hollywood scene, Hewitt got her first job as a regular on the Disney Channel's series Kids Incorporated.
She soon found gigs doing commercials and ads, most notably for L.A. Gear sneakers, which gave Love the opportunity to do trade shows in Japan
and Paris as an L.A. Gear dancer and appear in a series of magazine ads with basketball giant Michael Jordan. At the age of 12, she landed a role as
one of the dancers in the Barbie workout video. A year later she released her first CD, "Love Songs", which was sold in Japan, but not in the U.S..
Several television projects followed, including the show "McKenna" and "The Byrds of Paradise". On the flip side, Hewitt was also proving herself
on the silver screen playing a minor part in the movie "Sister Act 2" and a later role in "House Arrest". The early and mid '90s also saw the
expression of Hewitt's musical side in the releases of her other two CD's, "Let's Go Bang," and "Jennifer Love Hewitt".

Her breakthrough came as Bailey's girlfriend in the much applauded "Party of Five". Originally Hewitt was meant to hold a srictly minor role in
the show, but the fans took to the actress so much she soon became a regular. In 1997 she took her breakout film role in the "Scream"-like movie
I Know What You Did Last Summer along side Sarah Michelle Gellar and Boy Meets World regular Will Friedle, all the while finding time to
attend graduation ceremonies at Laurel Springs High, which she had been attending via correspondence courses since 1993.

Hewitt lives in a Burbank apartment with her mother, her cats, and her collection of teddy bears and porcelain angels. The year 1998 witnessed
the performance of Hewitt in the grad-night romance Can't Hardly Wait and the sequel thriller I Still Know What You Did Last Summer. Recently
she sold her first movie pitch about a wedding planner who falls for her groom-to-be client. New Cinema, which plans to develop "Cupid's Love"
with the actress, bought it for a cool $500,000.

With the intelligence, beauty, and that irresistable smile, Hewitt holds a spot as one of Young Hollywoods hottest actresses. After proving to the
world her ability to shine by focusing on a winning combination of sensitivity, good looks, and '90s sensibility, the audience will definitely be
willing to witness whatever she'll do next.