E.G.’s success began in the '80s and continued with over 30 feature films, including "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure," "No Small Affair" with Demi Moore, "Loverboy" with Patrick Dempsey, "Valley Girls" with Nickolas Cage and many more. She has guest starred on numerous TV shows beginning at the age of 15, like “Lavern and Shirley,” “Chips” and “Fame,” to name a few. She also guest stared on "Friends" as Phoebes ex song writing partner in the smelly cat episode, and more recently, "The Mentalist."

Recent features films include Rob Zombie's “Devil's Rejects,” “The Unlikely's” and “My Sister's Keeper” with Cameron Diaz.

E.G. had a major record deal with A&M Records in the '80s. She ended up with 3 top 10 hits including her song “Say It, Say It.” She has produced, composed and sang on as many as 30 classic film soundtracks including “Scarface,” “The Breakfast Club,” “The Country Bears,” “Babe” and “Rugrats.” She can also be heard singing on the infamous video game, “Grand Theft Auto" and the theme song of “Two and a Half Men."

E.G. became a top voice over actres, voicing world renown characters such as the Emmy award-winning Tommy Pickles on “Rugrats" and Buttercup from “The Powerpuff Girls.” She was also the voice of “Babe” in Babe 2, Froggy in “The Little Rascals” and Baby Mumble in the Academy award-winning feature films “Happy Feet" and “Happy Feet 2."

She is on the animated series “Pound Puppies,” “Curious George” and “Julius Jr.” for Nick Jr.

She has battled depression, and overcome an anxiety and eating disorder. Through all these ups and downs E.G. has continued to grow as a person and a mother, putting it all on stage in her one woman autobiographical musical “Listen Closely,” where she learned how to listen to her own inner voice and to never give up on her dreams.

At 51 years old, E.G. competed on season 5 of “The Voice.”

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