Stacy Dash Then
The 1982 NBC criminal drama pilot Farrell: For the People stars Valerie Harper and Ed O’Neill but only made it as far as the first episode. In the program, Dash had her television debut. Her first well-known appearance was as Michelle in The Cosby Show’s 1985 episode “Denise’s Friend.” In the 1988 TV 101 series, Dash had his first substantial on-screen appearance. The show was canceled after 13 episodes. Dash made his big screen debut in the 1988 comedy Moving, starring Richard Pryor.
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Stacy Dash Now
Fox News announced on May 28 that Dash had been brought on as a contributor for “cultural analysis and commentary.” On the December 7, 2015 episode of Outnumbered, Dash made the comment that President Barack Obama didn’t “give a s***” about terrorism in relation to his speech on Islamic terrorism from the day before. Due to this remark, the network suspended her for two weeks without pay. For her allegations that the BET Awards deceived black people about news of the Oscars boycott owing to a lack of ethnic diversity and for her wish to end Black History Month, Dash encountered criticism in 2016. During a cameo appearance at the 88th Academy Awards, she reaffirmed her position. In 2020, she and Jeffrey Marty got divorced.
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