Alyssa Milano has spent almost her entire life in the public eye.  Alyssa is an actor, producer, host, activist, entrepreneur, humanitarian and NY Times Best-Selling author.

Milano recently made her Broadway debut, bringing down the house as “Roxie Hart” in Chicago.  The 2024 run was a full circle moment in her career, which began at age 8 when she joined the national touring company for Annie.

Her guest-starring role as fiery New York restaurateur “Pupetta Del Ponte” on the CBS hit Elsbeth was a fan favorite.  She will next be seen in the indie feature The Night Driver which follows a travelling salesman (Josh Lucas), who is desperate to return home to his wife Cheryl (Alyssa Milano) and after surviving a run-in with a psychotic killer, is stalked relentlessly by him across the country.  She has also wrapped production on the Netflix series Gringo Hunters as well as the Bobby Farrelly directed, feature film, Driver’s Ed, in which she plays the mother to Sam Nivola’s character, Jeremy. She has also completed production on the indie feature, How The Cookie Crumbles, a coming-of-age comedy starring alongside Giorgia Whigham, Trevor Wallace and Shea Whigham, from debut feature filmmakers Edward McDonald and Luke Fraser. Her Netflix film, Brazen, drew over 94 million viewing hours in its first month of release.  She also starred in Insatiable for the streamer, as “Coralee,” the social climbing wife of a disgraced lawyer/beauty pageant coach.  Prior to that, she was seen in their hit series, Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later, opposite Amy Poehler, Elizabeth Banks, Michael Ian Black, and Judah Friedlander.

Her weekly podcast, Sorry Not Sorry, tackles social, political and cultural issues from the perspective of unapologetic guests while highlighting activists doing amazing things and grassroots efforts throughout the country. Guests on the podcast have included then President-Elect Joe Biden, Congressman Ro Khanna, Frances Fisher, David Frum, Congresswoman Jayapal, Rep. Adam Schiff, Erin Brokovitch, Stacey Abrams, Mayor Eric Garcetti, Tarana Burke, Rep. Carolyn Maloney, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Andrew Yang, Sen. Ted Cruz and many more.

Milano received critical acclaim for her book, Sorry Not Sorry, a collection of essays about her life, career, and the humanitarian work at the heart of it all (Dutton). She co-authored the NY Times Bestseller Hope: Project Middle School, as well as three additional books in the series, Hope: Project Animal Rescue, Hope: Project Class President and Hope: Project Go Green. The books center on “Hope,” a spunky 11-year-old girl who seeks to create change in her community.  

Milano has made her mark producing acclaimed documentaries about causes she is passionate about including Surge, Surviving Sex Trafficking, From the Hood to the Holler, and For The Animals, as well as the impactful and critically acclaimed docu-series, Balance: A Perimenopause Journey.  

As an activist, Milano chooses to shine a spotlight on causes that matter deeply to her.  Her advancement of #MeToo sparked a viral movement of women fighting against sexual harassment and assault.  She is active on the ERA Coalition’s Advisory Council.  She is also the ACLU’s Ambassador for Reproductive Rights.  In the wake of the mass shooting at Stoneman Douglas.

High School, Alyssa became one of the founders of NoRA, a coalition dedicated to combating the NRA money in political campaigns so that common sense gun reform can be enacted. For 20 years, she has been a UNICEF National Ambassador.  In 2016, she received their Spirit of Compassion Award for her dedication to their mission of advocating for the protection of children’s rights, helping meet their basic needs and expanding their opportunities to reach their full potential.  She has lobbied members of congress for greater rights for immigrants as well as education reform and has been on the forefront of efforts to protect health coverage for all Americans.  

She entered the world of graphic novels with “Hacktivist,” a fast-paced cyber-thriller that follows the young founders of an innovative social media company who moonlight as a secret black-hat hacker team.  

Milano starred on the hit series “Charmed” for nine years. The show’s international appeal brought it to more than 100 territories around the world. She also starred on “Melrose Place,” began her career on ABC’s “Who’s the Boss,” and starred in the ABC series, “Mistresses,” as well as serving as the host and a judge on Lifetime’s “Project Runway All Stars.” Additionally, she has appeared in over 25 films. 

She pioneered the women’s sports licensed fan apparel with the clothing line, TOUCH by Alyssa Milano and has been referred to as a “trailblazer” in the women’s sports licensing industry. 

Social Media Stats

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You can follow her other accounts for career updates @TouchByAM #NoRA Also check out @PatNotPart and @NoRA4USA