Arielle Kebbel
USABiography of Ariel Kebbel
Ariel Carolyn Kebbel, the American actress with her fair hair and photogenic looks, lived the dream of many American teenage girls - to become famous and popular in an instant, crossing the line between obscurity and a thriving career. Her dream came true - Kebbel is now a recognizable TV and film actress who began her path to triumph in 2003.
Early Life
Ariel was born on February 19, 1985, in Winter Park, Florida. She graduated from high school in Crenshaw at the age of 17 and immediately moved to Los Angeles. Before moving to Los Angeles and getting her first television role, she participated in the Miss Florida competition. Although she did not win the main title and only placed 33rd, that number brought her luck.
Career
A year later, in 2003, she embarked on a road trip with her mother to Los Angeles, driving through the roads of America for two and a half days. Shortly after her arrival, she landed the role of Lindsay Lister in the TV series "Gilmore Girls." She then had a series of minor roles in films such as "Judging Amy," "CSI," "CSI: Miami," and "Grounded for Life." She also appeared in movies like "Soul Plane" as Heather Hunkee, "American Pie: Band Camp," "Reeker," "John Tucker Must Die," "The Grudge 2," and "Be Cool."
Philanthropy and Personal Interests
In addition to her successful and lucrative Hollywood career, Ariel Kebbel actively supports charitable organizations such as "A Place Called Home," a movement that helps teenagers aged 9 to 20 overcome difficult living conditions in poor and crime-ridden areas of Los Angeles. Currently, the charitable center takes care of over 2,500 young people. Fans of the young actress appreciate that she dedicates her time to such important matters alongside her main activities. Ariel gives the impression of being well-educated and versatile. Like many showbiz stars, she is interested in fashion and style, but she also finds time for reading, which is not usually associated with spotlight personalities. Ariel's favorite book is Mitch Albom's "Tuesdays with Morrie." Her taste in clothing is another distinctive feature of the actress. There is not a single photo in which Ariel is casually or tastelessly dressed. Her favorite style is simple and bright dresses, a touch of makeup, and carefully selected accessories and jewelry to complete the overall picture.
Recent Works
In 2005, Kebbel ranked 95th on Maxim magazine's "Hot 100" list, and by 2009, she had risen to the 48th position. Among her recent works, it is worth noting her role as Dr. Catherine Thomas in the horror film "Freakdog" (2008) and her role as Alex Riddell in the American remake of the film "The Uninvited" (2009). Three films featuring her are still in production, one of which, "Mardi Gras," starring Daniel Harris, is scheduled for release in 2010.
