From chart-topping hits to iconic TV roles, Brandy Norwood has shaped R&B, influenced pop culture and inspired generations with her talent.

Vaughn, who was the 1995 American League MVP but overall was not as accomplished as Pettitte, fell off the ballot in 2009, his first year of eligibility, after receiving only 1.1 percent of the vote.

Moesha (1996-2001) Canceled After Six Seasons The show starred R&B royalty, Brandy, and focused on the coming-of-age story of the young teen , as she navigates all the twists and turns of life.

Another beloved character is Kim Parker, portrayed by Countess Vaughn in “Moesha” (1996) and “The Parkers” (1999). Kim was not only fashionable and fun-loving but also ambitious, pursuing ...

Brandy just starred in an A24 horror movie and Sheryl Lee Ralph is on 'Abbott Elementary,' but where is the rest of the cast?

Countess Vaughn (Kimberly Ann "Kim" Parker) Diehard Moesha fans will definitely know what happened to the character Kim Parker and the actor Countess Vaughn after the series—that’s because ...

Dabl Network celebrates comedy The Parkers launching 25 years ago with a 24-episode marathon starting Sunday, September 1. A Moesha spinoff, The Parkers stars Mo’Nique and Countess Vaughn as a ...

Vaughn transitioned into acting in the late ‘80s. Roles on “227” and “Moesha” helped grow her popularity, so when “The Parkers” debuted, everyone was familiar with her energy.

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Actress Countess Vaughn graced our screens during the runs of Moesha and performed so well with a cult fan base that she got a spin-off show, The Parkers.She showcased her eclectic style on both ...

Countess Vaughn is a well-known American actress who played Kim Parker on the UPN comedy Moesha. What is Countess Vaughn’s net worth? Salary, Earnings Her acting career has earned her an estimated net ...

Brandy played Moesha Mitchell in the series alongside Sheryl Lee Ralph, Shar Jackson, William Allen Young, Countess Vaughn, Marcus T. Paulk, Fredro Starr and the late Lamont Bentley and Yvette Wilson.