Trivia: Starred as Theresa Donovan in NBC's daytime soap opera Days of Our Lives from 2013 to '16. Received the National Educators Award in Guatemala for performing in concerts for underprivileged Guatemalan youth in 2001. Performed at the 3rd Annual Westchester All Stars Christmas for Wounded Veterans Concert in Peekskill, New York, to help raise awareness and funds for organizations such as The Bob Woodruff Foundation and Veterans Adaptive Sports Inc. Has supported a number of charities including Generosity Water, The Thirst Project, Childhelp, Children of the Night and The Innocent Justice Foundation. Partnered with Oneless Ministries in the summer of 2014 and traveled to cities across the state of Georgia to spread awareness of human trafficking in the United States.

Trivia: Bearing an eerie resemblance to a slightly more stalwart David Duchovney, former model-turned-actor Brendan Fehr has etched out a lucrative film career as a teenage tough guy in such popular high school horror-fests as Disturbing Behavior (1998), Final Destination (2000), and The Forsaken (2001). Also appearing on such small-screen efforts as Millennium and Roswell, Fehr has proven himself able to successfully alternate between television and film while doing his best to avoid being pigeonholed as a teen horror brat packer for the new millennium. Born in New Westminster, British Columbia, Fehr showed an interest in sports early on, and nearly went into a career as an accountant due to his love of mathematics. Relocating to Winnipeg, Manitoba, in 1990, Fehr began to consider a career as a teacher while simultaneously finding work as a model. After approaching an agent while visiting his family in Vancouver in 1997, the handsome young model was convinced that his looks would shine through on camera and soon made his film debut on UPN's Breaker High. Moving on to numerous roles for the Fox Family network and appearing on such television hits as Millennium found Fehr an increasing sought-after up and comer, and it was only a matter of time before he made his film debut in the sci-fi horror hit Disturbing Behavior. Numerous supporting roles followed, and in addition to his work in teen fright flicks, Fehr also appeared in such seldom-seen films as Kill Me Later (2001). Fehr was increasingly busy in the early years of the new millennium, with such films as Long Shot and Paper, Scissors, Stone hinting at a bright future for the developing actor.