Miles Roosevelt Bialik Stone Wiki Bio
American celebrity family member Miles Roosevelt Bialik Stone was born under the zodiac sign Libra on 10 October 2005 in San Diego, California USA. He’s a college student and is perhaps only known for being a son of famous American game-show host, author and actress Mayim Chaya Bialik.
Early life and parents
Miles was raised alongside his younger brother Frederick Heschel in San Diego, by their mother Mayim and father Michael Stone, an American businessman. Mayim and Michael married on 31 August 2003; they had a Victorian-themed ceremony with traditional Jewish wedding customs, but divorced in May 2013, following a half-year separation.
Miles studied at a local high school in San Diego, and was into multiple activities while there as he appeared in a number of school plays, wanting to follow in his mother’s footsteps, played lacrosse and was on the school’s debate team.
He matriculated in 2023, and then enrolled at college, from which he’s set to matriculate in 2027.
Miles is followed by a few over 500 people on Instagram, and has shared 16 pictures and videos.
Net worth, height and age
Miles’ age is 18. He has brown hair and eyes, weighs around 145lbs (65kgs) and is 5ft 6ins (1.69m) tall.
His mother Mayim’s net worth’s been estimated at more than $25 million, as of February 2024.
Who is his mother Mayim Bialik?
Famous American game-show host, author and actress Mayim Chaya Bialik was born under the zodiac sign Sagittarius on 12 December 1975, in San Diego. She has more than 60 acting credits, and is probably known best for starring as Amy Farrah Fowler in 203 episodes of the critically acclaimed romantic comedy series “The Big Bang Theory”, which Bill Prady and Chuck Lorre created, and which also starred Kaley Cuoco, Jim Parsons and Johnny Galecki. It follows the lives of two brilliant physicists who find it hard to socialize, the series aired from 2007 through 2019, and won 79 of its more than 330 award nominations, including 10 Primetime Emmy wins.
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— Mayim Bialik (@missmayim) October 21, 2021
Mayim was raised in San Diego alongside her brother Isaac Brynjegard-Bialik, by their Jewish immigrant parents Barry Bialik and Beverly (nee Winkleman); the family eventually moved to The Bronx, New York City. Mayim’s three grandparents were Czechoslovakian and Hungarian migrants; she was raised a Reform Jew, but in 2013 revealed that she was Modern Orthodox Jewish. ‘Mayim’ stands for ‘water’ in Hebrew.
She became passionate about acting at a very early age and was 11 when she made her debut TV series appearance, playing Ellie in the 1987 episode “No Way Down” of the crime fantasy “Beauty and the Beast”, created by Ron Koslow, and which starred Jay Acovone, Roy Dotrice and Ron Perlman. It follows the life of a cultured lion-man and the series won 12 of its 46 award nominations; Mayim’s been active in the film industry ever since.
She and her family moved to Los Angeles, California lot long after the launch of her acting career, and she attended North Hollywood High School, matriculating in 1993; Mayim continued her education at the University of California, Los Angeles from which she graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in neuroscience in 2000. In 2007, she was awarded her Doctor of Philosophy.
Mayim’s acting credits
Mayim had a couple of roles in the remainder of the ‘80s, including in the family comedy series “The Facts of Life”, the comedy series “Webster” and the musical comedy movie “Beaches”.
The year 1994 saw her play Susan Hollander in the comedy movie “Don’t Drink the Water”, written and directed by Woody Allen, who also starred in it alongside Ed Herlihy and Julie Kavner; it follows an ordinary American family who’ve gone on a vacation in Europe. Some of Mayim’s other notable roles in the ‘90s were in all 114 episodes of the family comedy series “Blossom” from 1990 through 1995 (lead role), two episodes of the 1998 animated family comedy series “Hey Arnold!” (voice role) and three episodes of the 1999 animated adventure comedy series “Recess” (voice role).
The year 2003 heard her voice both Bush Pilot and May Deuce in the action adventure movie “X2: Wolverine’s Revenge”, directed by Brigitte Burdine, and which starred Mark Hamill, Patrick Stewart and Fred Tatasciore; it follows mutant Logan as he’s trying to learn more about his past. A couple of Mayim’s following roles were in the series “7th Heaven”, the animated action adventure series “Kim Possible” (voice role) and the comedy movie “Fat Actress”.
In 2006, she played one of the lead characters Maggie Goldman in the comedy series “Kalamazoo?”, directed by David O’Malley, and which also starred Joanna Clare Scott and Josie Davis; it follows the lives of three girlfriends. The remainder of the decade saw Mayim appear in an episode or two of the comedy series “Curb Your Enthusiasm”, the crime mystery series “Bones”, and the crime fantasy series “Saving Grace”.
The year 2014 heard her voice Lady Lightning in the animated action adventure movie “Stan Lee’s Mighty 7”, directed by Ningning Lee, and which starred Stan Lee, Teri Hatcher and Armie Hammer; it follows Stan Lee who’s encountered a group of aliens, and is now teaching them to be superheroes.
One of Mayim’s most recent roles has been starring as Kat in all 53 episodes of the comedy series “Call Me Kat”, created by Darlene Hunt, and which also starred Kyla Pratt and Swoosie Kurtz. It follows a 39 years old woman who’s decided to open a cat-themed café, the series aired from 2021 through 2023, and won one of its eight award nominations.
Mayim’s won six of her 38 award nominations, including four Primetime Emmy nominations for her performance in “The Big Bang Theory”.
She’s a huge lover of animals and is vegan; Mayim’s a founding member of the Jewish organization Shamayim V’Aretz Institute, which advocates the ethical treatment of animals. She and vegan chef Ali Cruddas opened their vegan restaurant Bodhi Bowl in Los Angeles in 2017 but it was closed in 2020.
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