Diane farr

Diane Farr became a household name as co-host of the series "Loveline." She most recently starred as a female firefighter in the television series "Rescue Me." Her other television credits include "The Drew Carey Show," "Roswell," "The Job," "Like Family," "Bull," "Secret Agent Man" and "Arliss."

A published author, Farr's first book, The Girl Code, a comic look at single women in the 21st century, was released on Valentine's Day 2001 and has since been sold in seven countries and translated in to five languages. Farr has written for Glamour, Jane, Esquire, Maxim, Cosmopolitan, Soma and Self. She is also the owner and co-founder of the greeting card company OtherAnnouncements.com. After sending out hundreds of announcements for her own engagement, Diane found herself in need of another card when her fiancé abruptly called off their wedding. Farr's 'Engaged' card was well received but six weeks later her 'Single' card was such a hit it launched a company. Otherannouncements.com has since been featured in numerous magazines and talk shows including "Oprah," and will be in stores later this year. Farr has also sold a television series based on her personal experience, called "Dumped."

Farr has taught acting in a maximum security men's prison, owned and managed a New York City nightclub, traveled every continent of the world on her own and is a sponsored women's snowboarder.

Originally from New York, Farr currently resides in Los Angeles. Her birthday is September 7.