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Author of Random Family: Love Drugs Trouble and Coming of Age in the Bronx

Joely Fisher is an American on-screen character and vocalist. She is most popular for her work on TV as Paige Clark on the ABC sitcom Ellen just as Joy Stark in the Fox sitcom Until Death. She is additionally known for singing on Broadway during the 1990s.
Fisher was conceived in Burbank California the senior girl of vocalist Eddie Fisher and entertainer Connie Stevens. She is the stepsister of on-screen character Carrie Fisher and maker Todd Fisher from her dad's past union with entertainer Debbie Reynolds. She was named Miss Golden Globe at the 1992 Golden Globe Awards.
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Author of Random Family: Love Drugs Trouble and Coming of Age in the Bronx
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