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Lauren Mayhew
Lauren Mayhew in Los Angeles, California on September 21, 2013
Occupation(s)Actress, singer, ring announcer
Years active1998–present
Parent(s)David Mayhew
Sharon Mayhew
Websitehttp://www.laurenmayhew.com/

Lauren Mayhew is an American singer, actress and former ring announcer for WWE's ECW brand.

Life and career

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Mayhew was born to David Mayhew, an orthopaedic surgeon and Sharon Mayhew, a nurse. She has a sister named Briana[citation needed]. At the age of 8, she starred in the PBS series, The Reppies. At the age of 9 she was a finalist in the national Wilhemnia contest. A judge, Marilyn Zitner, who was a manager in New York, signed her. She booked the role of Marah Lewis on Guiding Light.

Lauren took a break from acting and signed with Sony Records to be part of the group PYT, a girl group composed of Mayhew and three of her childhood friends. PYT went on to release an album and tour with Destiny's Child, NSYNC, and Britney Spears. Lauren performed at the preshow for the Super Bowl, and has been featured in numerous magazines with PYT. She has also appeared in music videos with Mandy Moore, Faith Hill, and two of her own music videos with PYT. After PYT broke up, she joined her former bandmate Lydia Bell in a new group called "Turning Point".

In her feature film debut, New Line Cinema's Raise Your Voice, Lauren starred as Hilary Duff's arch-rival "Robin," where she played the role of a cynical and malicious diva. She later appeared in the direct-to-video movie American Pie Presents: Band Camp as Arianna. She has also guest starred on such shows as: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CSI: Miami, Law & Order, Joan of Arcadia, Medical Investigation, and had a recurring role for one season on NBC's drama American Dreams and Showtime's Dexter.

Lauren is involved with The Alliance for Eating Disorders Awareness, a charitable organization in helping to prevent against eating disorders.[1] Currently, she has released singles, "Renegade" through Tipsy Records and "Don't Cry" through Artists Intelligence Agency. She graduated from UCLA in Los Angeles.

Mayhew began working for the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) professional wrestling promotion as a ring announcer for its ECW brand during the October 6, 2009 episode of ECW.[2] In late November 2009, Lauren's short-term contract with WWE expired and was not renewed, as the two parties could not come to an agreement for a longer-term contract.[3]

Mayhew also writes and licenses her music to film and TV. She has had songs on NBC's The Voice, Lifetime's Dance Moms, MTV's The Hills, E Network's Giulianna and Bill, Universal's Bring It On: In It to Win It, a national commercial for Klondike Bar, and assorted other works.

Mayhew also released a song called, "What Is Love." The music video features UFC celebrity athletes such as Urijah Faber and was debuted on FOX Sports 1 UFC Tonight program. The video was picked up by over 50 blogs and TV outlets. An interview was even featured on the homepage of FOX SPORTS website.[4] Mayhew created this song with Belgium production team Highbreeze.

Mayhew can also be seen acting and hosting. In September 2014, she joined the cast of TheStream.TV to host The Flash After Show for them, which airs every Tuesday. She also starred in a feature film called Searching for Katie which was released in 2014 and a new web series called Escort, where she plays the leading lady, Em Wilson.

In 2017, in collaboration with the Italian DJ and producer Niky G, she released the single "Dead Awake".

In 2018 Mayhew was asked to be an Official Billboard Dance DJ Reporter. She also became a resident DJ for TAO Group's largest nightclub properties in NYC: Marquee and Lavo.

In 2019 Mayhew started a side project with West Palm Beach based female DJ, Chanel Claire, called Deuces Wild. The pair secured a residency at Park MGMs' 'On The Record' nightclub and Jemma Pool in Vegas. They are managed by Blackout Artists.[5] In this same year Mayhew also booked a series regular role in DreamWorks' spinoff "Trollstopia" (from the two hit feature films: "Trolls"). The show debuted Nov 19th, 2020 on Hulu and PeacockTV.[6]

Discography

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Singles

  • "What Is Love" (2014)
  • "Danger Zone" – Noah Kickback & Lauren Mayhew (2015)
  • "Wake Up" (2017)
  • "One More Try" (DJ Infinite Sole remix) (2013)
  • "Frequency" – A-leo & Lauren Mayhew (2016)
  • "Shadow" feat. Ryon Lawford (2016)
  • "Shark In The Water" – Robert Abigail, Wildvibes & Lauren Mayhew (2016)
  • "I'll Be" – RUBYCK feat. Lauren Mayhew (2016)
  • "Dead Awake" - Niky G & Lauren Mayhew feat. Phaasm (2017)
  • "Renegade" – Kastra & Lauren Mayhew (2018)
  • "Feels Good" – Keenan Cahill feat. Lauren Mayhew (2018)
  • "Hush" – Catdealers X Lauren Mayhew (2018)
  • "Shockwave" – Lauren Mayhew & Audax (2019)
  • "Lies" – Lauren Mayhew, Kymber McClay, and INViDA (2020)
  • "We Are Home" – Lauren Mayhew & Mariline (2020)
  • "BOYS" – Lauren Mayhew & INViDA (2021)

Albums

  • Mayhem (2006)

Filmography

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Year Film/Show Role Notes
1999 Guiding Light Marah Lewis August 4, 1998 – June 23, 1999
2000 Safe Harbor Sandy "Can't Touch That"
2003 Law & Order Melissa Gelson "Girl Most Likely"
2003 American Dreams Carol Henley 3 episodes
Real Access Host The N
2004 Raise Your Voice Robin Childers
2006 Medical Investigation Sudie Miller "Spiked"
Joan of Arcadia Elle "The Rise & Fall of Joan Girardi"
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Candice Mosti "4x4"
CSI: Miami Stephanie "Under Suspicion"
American Pie Presents: Band Camp Arianna
2007 In the Mix Guest as herself
2008 Private High Musical Ashley Slutsky Web series (YouTube)
2009 Valley Peaks Stacy "Welcome to the VP" (Season 1, Episode 1)
Frat Party Kelly post-production
WWE ECW Ring Announcer as Herself
2012 Pageant vs. Playmate
Static "Pilot"
The Trace Jess post-production
Dexter Melanie Garrett "Buck the System"
Diva Diaries Steffanie "Pilot"
2013 Ashley Dr. Hall
2014 Escort Em Wilson Web Series
Eternal Salvation(film) Winter
2015 The Flash After Show Lauren TV show
2016 Uncharted 4: A Thief's End Hero Brute Female Sidekick (Multiplayer) (voice) as Lauren Mayhew
People You May Know Selena
2018 9-1-1 Melissa "Point of Origin"
Red Dead Redemption II The Local Pedestrian Population (voice)
2019 Among the Shadows Dream Girl Voice (voice)
2020–2022 Trolls: TrollsTopia Val Thundershock (voice) Main Role
2021 Trolls: Holiday in Harmony Val Thundershock (voice)
The Blacklist Jean "Dr. Roberta Sand, PhD (No. 153)"

References

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  1. ^ Lauren C. Mahyew
  2. ^ "Complete Ecw Spoilers From Trenton, Nj". PWInsider.com. October 6, 2009. Retrieved May 13, 2022.
  3. ^ "Lauren Mayhew and WWE Part Ways » Diva Dirt". www.diva-dirt.com. Archived from the original on November 29, 2009.
  4. ^ "UFC News".
  5. ^ "Login • Instagram". {{cite web}}: Cite uses generic title (help)
  6. ^ "TrollsTopia stars the voice of a Tampa actress".
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