- 2009: Joined HBO's "Entourage" in a recurring role as Marlo, the wife of Ari Gold's new business partner
- 2006: Cast in the indie comedy "Keeping Up with the Steins," playing the wife of Jeremy Piven
- 2002: Portrayed the late comedy legend Gilda Radner in the ABC movie, "Gilda Radner: It's Always Something"
- 2002: Played Judy Miller in the CBS sitcom, "Still Standing"
- 2001: Played a heroin addict in "Lip Service"
- 2000: Played a recurring role of a prissy lawyer on the FOX comedy, "Ally McBeal"; garnered an Emmy nomination
- 1999: Played one of the titular "Seven Girlfriends"
- 1997: Had recurring role as a psychologist on the hit NBC series, "ER"
- 1996: Co-starred as Melissa, the fiancee of a storm chaser (Bill Paxton), in "Twister"
- 1994: Had memorable guest role as a woman who wouldn't share toilet paper with Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) on "Seinfeld" (NBC)
- 1994: Made TV-movie debut in "This Can't Be Love" (CBS), starring Katharine Hepburn and Anthony Quinn
- 1992: Played title role in the feature comedy "Jersey Girl"
- 1991: Returned to series TV as the youngest of three sisters in the ABC sitcom, "Sibs"
- 1990: Played Kirstie Alley's sister in "Sibling Rivalry"
- 1989: Co-starred with Kirk Cameron as college debaters in "Listen to Me"
- 1987: Portrayed rich girl Blair, opposite Robert Downey Jr. and Andrew McCarthy in the film adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis' novel, "Less Than Zero"
- 1987: Again collaborated with Jason Patric in "The Lost Boys"
- 1986: Leading role debut, "Quicksilver"
- 1986: First collaboration with Jason Patric, the Los Angeles production of "Outta Gas on Lover's Leap"
- 1986: Had featured role alongside Jason Patric in "Solarbabies"
- 1984: Appeared in the John Hughes-directed, "Sixteen Candles"
- 1983: Played the recurring role of Boots St. Clair on the NBC series, "The Facts of Life"
- 1982: Regular series debut, playing the popular Muffy Tepperman in the CBS sitcom, "Square Pegs"
- 1981: Made film debut in "Endless Love"
- First acting role was playing Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz" in the fifth grade
- Raised in Glenview, Illinois




