December 1, 1966: Katherine LaNasa Born
On December 1, 1966, Katherine LaNasa was born. She is an American actress.
June 1989: Married Dennis Hopper
In June 1989, Katherine LaNasa, at the age of 22, married 53-year-old actor Dennis Hopper.
1989: Assisted with Choreography for Rooftops
In 1989, Katherine LaNasa assisted John Carrafa with the choreography for the film "Rooftops".
1990: Film Debut in Catchfire
In 1990, Katherine LaNasa made her feature film debut with a small role in the film "Catchfire".
April 1992: Divorced Dennis Hopper
In April 1992, Katherine LaNasa divorced Dennis Hopper. They had a son together.
1996: Met French Stewart
In 1996, Katherine LaNasa met French Stewart when she made a guest appearance on an episode of "3rd Rock from the Sun".
1996: Film Credits: Kiss & Tell and Schizopolis
In 1996, Katherine LaNasa's film credits included "Kiss & Tell" and "Schizopolis".
May 19, 1998: Married French Stewart
On May 19, 1998, Katherine LaNasa married actor French Stewart.
2001: Landed lead role in Three Sisters
In 2001, Katherine LaNasa landed the lead role of Bess Bernstein-Flynn Keats in the NBC comedy series Three Sisters (2001–2002).
2001: Starred in Three Sisters
In 2001, Katherine LaNasa starred in the sitcom "Three Sisters" (2001–02).
2002: Three Sisters Canceled
In 2002, the NBC comedy series "Three Sisters" (2001–2002), in which Katherine LaNasa played the lead role of Bess Bernstein-Flynn Keats, was canceled after two seasons.
2004: Film Credit: Alfie
In 2004, Katherine LaNasa's film credit included "Alfie".
2006: Starred in Love Monkey
In 2006, Katherine LaNasa had a series regular role in the short-lived CBS comedy-drama "Love Monkey", playing Karen Freed.
December 2009: Divorced French Stewart
In December 2009, Katherine LaNasa and French Stewart divorced because she left him for Grant Show.
2009: Appeared on Big Love
From 2009 to 2011, Katherine LaNasa appeared as Beverly Ford on "Big Love".
2010: Film Credit: Valentine's Day
In 2010, Katherine LaNasa's film credit included "Valentine's Day".
2011: Short film with the same name Love Is All You Need?
In 2011, The gay-drama Love Is All You Need? was based on the 2011 short film with the same name.
2011: Roles in The Campaign and The Frozen Ground
In 2011, after a decade of making various television appearances, Katherine LaNasa had roles opposite Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis in the 2012 political comedy "The Campaign", and the 2013 thriller "The Frozen Ground".
July 2012: Engaged to Grant Show
In July 2012, Katherine LaNasa became engaged to actor Grant Show.
2012: Appeared in The Campaign
In 2012, Katherine LaNasa appeared in the political comedy "The Campaign" opposite Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis.
2012: Cast in Deception
In 2012, Katherine LaNasa was cast as socialite Sophia Bowers in the NBC series "Deception".
May 2013: Deception Canceled
In May 2013, the series "Deception", in which Katherine LaNasa played Sophia Bowers, was canceled after a single season.
November 2013: Cast in Satisfaction
In November 2013, Katherine LaNasa was cast as Adrianna in the USA Network drama "Satisfaction".
2013: Appeared in The Frozen Ground
In 2013, Katherine LaNasa appeared in the thriller "The Frozen Ground".
2013: Starred in Deception
In 2013, Katherine LaNasa starred in the drama "Deception".
March 21, 2014: Birth of Daughter
On March 21, 2014, Katherine LaNasa gave birth to her and Grant Show's daughter.
July 17, 2014: Satisfaction Premiered
On July 17, 2014, the USA Network drama "Satisfaction", in which Katherine LaNasa played Adrianna, premiered.
October 2014: Cast in Love Is All You Need?
In October 2014, Katherine LaNasa was cast in the gay-drama "Love Is All You Need?".
2014: Starred in Satisfaction
In 2014, Katherine LaNasa starred in the drama "Satisfaction" (2014–15).
2015: Satisfaction Canceled
In 2015, the USA Network drama "Satisfaction", in which Katherine LaNasa played Adrianna, was canceled after two seasons.
2016: Recurring Role in Devious Maids
In 2016, Katherine LaNasa had a recurring role in the Lifetime comedy-drama "Devious Maids".
2017: Series Regular in Imposters
From 2017 to 2018, Katherine LaNasa was a series regular on the Bravo comedy series "Imposters".
2018: Joined Cast of Dynasty
In 2018, Katherine LaNasa joined the cast of the CW prime time soap opera "Dynasty", playing Ada Stone.
2019: Appeared in Truth Be Told
In 2019, Katherine LaNasa appeared in the Apple TV drama series "Truth Be Told".
2020: Starred in Katy Keene
In 2020, Katherine LaNasa starred in the musical series "Katy Keene" (2020).
2025: Cast as Nurse Dana Evans in The Pitt
In 2025, Katherine LaNasa was cast as Nurse Dana Evans in "The Pitt", earning her first Emmy win for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series.
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