Alexa PenaVega

She was named one the most popular teen celebs of the year in the July 2003 issue of Vanity Fair. In 2004, Vega had completed two movies: Sleepover and State's Evidence. In the Lifetime television film Odd Girl Out as a cyberbully, she made an appearance in 2005. In 2006, she starred in another made-for-TV movie, Walkout; and finished filming Remember the Daze, which came out in limited theatres in April 2007. She completed filming Repo! The Genetic Opera was released in 2008 [10] Vega has been confirmed to play the leading character in Helix. Directed and written by Aram Rapaport, filming began in Chicago in March of 2008 with Vega as the lead character. Her initial role was in Robert Rodriguez's 2009 Robert Rodriguez film Shorts. However, due to the fact that she was in Australia to shoot Broken Hill, the role of Vega in Shorts needed to be changed. Kat Dennings replaced her. She appeared on Broadway in Hairspray and as Penny. She played Ruby Gallagher was on the ABC Family TV sitcom Ruby & the Rockits in 2009. The show also featured Patrick Cassidy and David David Cassidy, and Patrick Cassidy. Vega is Wick, a character in The Devil's Carnival from 2012, a film by director Darren Lynn Bousman. Screenwriter Terrance Zudunich worked previously with Vega as part of Repo! The Genetic Opera. [12] Throughout 2012, Vega starred in the independent film 2br/1ba directed by Rob Margolies and co-stars with Spencer Grammer and Kathryn Morris. Vega was also in The Pregnancy Project, a Lifetime Channel movie The Pregnancy Project as well as her animated movie The Clockwork Girl was completed. The film Vega directed, The Mine, which was made in 2010 received an exclusive release/screening. Vega is also the voice of Christina for the animated TV series Unsupervised. Also, she was featured of Royal Pains. Vega was a character from the age of 13 in the music video to "Legendary child" from Aerosmith. [13] Alexa Alexa Alexa

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