Constance Zimmer has been a regular presence on American TV screens for years, with roles on shows such as "Joan of Arcadia" and "Boston Legal." But her most recognizable part by far has been as studio executive Dana Gordon on the HBO hit "Entourage." As that show wraps up its final season, Zimmer will segue onto the USA Network's "Royal Pains" as the new love interest for main character Dr. Hank Lawson. Constance ZimmerPhoto by PR PhotosWhen you were starting out, how did you make a living?I was a barista at Diedrich Coffee in Newport Beach, Calif., at an espresso bar inside a liquor store. I also worked at a self-service frozen yogurt place, which was the craziest job in the world. It's self-serve -- all you have to do is weigh it and say how much money. Then, when I was older, I organized huge charity events and raised money with Celebrities for Charities. NextMore On Jobs:5 great jobs that pay wellCreate a news alert for "smart spending" Related Articles:Secret celeb hideawaysMoney Q&A with Guy FieriMoney Q&A with Rob LoweRelated Links:Costly social media failsQ&A with Lisa LampanelliWhy you need a prenup advertisement
Constance Zimmer has been a regular presence on American TV screens for years, with roles on shows such as "Joan of Arcadia" and "Boston Legal." But her most recognizable part by far has been as studio executive Dana Gordon on the HBO hit "Entourage." As that show wraps up its final season, Zimmer will segue onto the USA Network's "Royal Pains" as the new love interest for main character Dr. Hank Lawson.
I was a barista at Diedrich Coffee in Newport Beach, Calif., at an espresso bar inside a liquor store. I also worked at a self-service frozen yogurt place, which was the craziest job in the world. It's self-serve -- all you have to do is weigh it and say how much money. Then, when I was older, I organized huge charity events and raised money with Celebrities for Charities.
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