Lindsay Price

Lindsay Jaylyn Price Stone was born on December 6, 1976, in Arcadia, California. Her acting career began early, appearing in television commercials for brands like Toys “R” Us, Wanda, McDonald’s, Vivitar, and Island Fun Barbie. She also appeared in the episode “Yesterday’s Child” of ABC’s drama television series *Finder of Lost Loves* in 1984. Price attended the Professional Children’s School in New York and by 1989, she was featured in an episode of *The Wonder Years* and on the game show *I’m Telling!*, where she and her brother achieved the second-highest score in the show’s history. Throughout the early 1990s, she established her presence in daytime television with recurring roles as An Li Chen on *All My Children* (1991–1993) and Michael Lai on *The Bold and the Beautiful* (1995–1997).

Price made a notable transition to prime-time television, joining the cast of *Beverly Hills, 90210* in January 1998 as Janet Sosna, a graphic designer for the *Beverly Beat* newspaper. She remained with the series for its final two seasons, appearing in 73 episodes until May 2000. Following this, she continued to expand her television portfolio with a recurring role as Amanda on *Becker* (2001–2003) and co-starred in The WB’s *Pepper Dennis* (2006). She also guest-starred in popular shows like *NCIS*, and in the American remake of *Coupling* (2003), where she also performed the theme song. From 2008 to 2009, Price starred as Victory Ford, an up-and-coming fashion designer, in the NBC drama *Lipstick Jungle*, and subsequently played Joanna Frankel in ABC’s *Eastwick* (2009–2010), once again alongside Rebecca Romijn.

More recently, Price has taken on roles in various contemporary television series, demonstrating her continued versatility. She appeared as Leilani in *Hawaii Five-0* across three episodes in 2013 and as Gloria Lim in *Major Crimes* for two episodes between 2014 and 2015. Her more recent work includes playing Camille in the main cast of *Splitting Up Together* (2018–2019) for 25 episodes, and Sasha Taylor in two episodes of Netflix’s *Atypical* in 2021. Beyond acting, Price has also pursued a music career, releasing a five-song EP titled *Someone Like Me* in 2007, showcasing her abilities as both a writer and performer.