Jenny Mollen

A range of theater experience kicked off Jenny Mollen's career as a teenager, as she started locally in Phoenix, Arizona and soon moved to various other venues throughout the west coast. Her early acting success took her to UCLA where she honed her craft and started working professionally, making her TV screen debut in "18 Wheels of Justice" (TNN 2000-2001). After finishing up college, she made more progress, such as an appearance on the cult TV show "Angel" (The WB 1999-2004) as Nina Ash. She stuck around the horror world with a leading role in "Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave" (2005). One of Mollen's highest profile roles was in the Jason Biggs-starring "My Best Friend's Girl" (2008), where she met Biggs and soon after, the couple married.

She also had a turn in the successful romantic comedy "Crazy, Stupid, Love" (2011) and appeared on two episodes of "Girls" (HBO 2012-2017). In 2014, she made her book debut with the collection of essays I Like You Just The Way I Am, which charted on The New York Times Best Seller list. Two years later, she released her second book entitled Live Fast Die Hot and also starred in "Amateur Night" (2016) with her husband. Her first book was turned into an online show that she also starred in called "I Like You Just The Way I Am" (ABC 2017- ).