Hilary Duff began her career at age six as a dancer with the Columbus Ballet Met touring company of "The Nutcracker." Soon, she was bitten by the "acting bug" and quickly racked up a list of television and film acting credits. A dynamic young star, Duff had the title role in Disney Channel's international hit series, "Lizzie McGuire," and the lead role in "Cadet Kelly," which ranks as Disney Channel's highest rated original movie ever. In August 2002, Duff crossed over to other platforms, making her singing debut with the single "I Can't Wait." In spring 2003, the busy teen actress starred in the Walt Disney Pictures feature film based on "Lizzie McGuire" and in the MGM Pictures feature film "Agent Cody Banks." Duff received a nomination for Favorite Television Actress for Nickelodeon's 15th Annual Kids' Choice Awards and accepted the award for "Lizzie McGuire," which was voted Favorite Television Series. On television, she was featured in the mini-series "True Women" with Dana Delaney and Rachel Leigh Cook. She released Breathe In. Breathe Out. in 2015. Hilary Duff continues to perform concerts all over the globe.