Mischa Barton and Nadia Elena Comaneci

Mischa is the child of the rich and well-known Mischa Barton on the 24th of January of 1986. In Hammersmith England, United Kingdom. The O.C. she played Marissa Cooper a socialite. She also appeared in The Sixth Sense a thriller. The O.C. which she starred in was a hit TV series. alongside She starred on the hit TV series The O.C. Benjamin McKenzie was her love attraction. Benjamin McKenzie played her lover. Barton had her first TV appearance in the year 1994, as an untold Corvina in flashbacks of the soap drama All My Children. Barton returned in 1996 in the place of Michelle Trachtenberg as Lily Benton Montgomery. Katie Singer appeared in eight episodes as Jessie's Evan Rachel Wood's partner in the Once and Again television show. Her return to film in 2001 as Katie Singer on Lost and Delirious. The film was based on Susan Swan's book The Wives of Bath. The performance of Barton, as well as those of Co-stars Jessica Pare and Piper Perabo, was widely praised. Julie Johnson (2001), in which Barton played alongside Lili Taylor, Courtney Love and Courtney Love as the daughter of woman involved in a homosexual relationship. Barton had a second role along with Brad Renfro, Dominique Swain and Brad Renfro in Tart (2001) which is an independent show intended for teenagers. Nadia Elena Comaneci..........................At the 1976 Olympics a 14-year-old Romanian captured the hearts and minds of the world with her daring and perfectio earning seven perfect tens three gold medals one silver and one bronze. The Romanians welcomed her back home as heroes. Comaneci added two more medals with gold in her nine total in the Olympics just four years after the event. Comaneci won the International Gymnastics Hall of Fame in 1996. She was voted as one of the top 100 women of the 20th century according to ABC News. Comaneci as well as Olympic champion Bart Conner had a son Dylan Paul in April 1996. Bart Conner Gymnastics Academy and other gymnastics business are owned by the couple. Comaneci serves as an executive board member of the Special Olympics International Muscular Dystrophy Association and the Laureus Sports For Good Foundation. Decades later, Comaneci is still a major supporter of many other charitable organizations in her homeland of Romania. These include the Nadia Comaneci Children's Hospital.