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From playing the adorable Olivia on The Cosby Show to becoming one of the most successful young singer/actresses in the business today, Raven Symone has become a superstar at a very young age. She has flourished on the big screen, on television, and in music with her fans buying Raven Symone tickets to her films and concerts.
Raven Symone began her career in show business at the age of two, when she was doing commercials for a variety of companies. Symone's big break came when she landed the role of Olivia on the hit television sitcom The Cosby Show in 1989. Raven Symone would remain part of the cast of the sitcom for its remaining years and when it ended, she found her way onto another sitcom, Hangin' With Mr. Cooper, in 1993. Raven Symone's star power would continue to grow over the next few years and her acting career thrived as she extended her reach into other television projects and onto the big screen. Symone starred in the hit movies Dr. Dolittle (1998) and Dr. Dolittle 2 (2001), as well as other made-for-TV movies. Raven Symone became a true teen sensation with the premier of her own sitcom, That's So Raven, which was about a girl with psychic powers who continually found herself in tough situations. Some of the other acting credits for Symone include Cheetah Girls, Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, and College Road Trip.
Along with her extensive acting career, Raven Symone has also embarked on a music career, which demonstrates how her talents are amazingly multi-faceted. Her first venture into music came in 1993, when she was fresh off of her success on The Cosby Show. Symone released the rap infused album Here's to New Dreams in 1993. The album did not reach the heights Symone envisioned, and it would be several years before Raven Symone would record another album. But as she matured, she once again wanted the opportunity to enter the music industry and released the R&B album Undeniable in 1999. She has since released multiple new albums including 2004's This Is My Time, which just barely missed entering the Top 50 of the Billboard 200 chart.