Juliette Goglia

Juliette Goglia (born March 25, 1995) is an American actress, singer, and musician whose career has spanned television, film, and music since the early 2000s. She was born in Los Angeles, California, into a family with deep entertainment roots—her maternal grandfather, Mike Stokey, was a well‑known game‑show host and producer. Growing up alongside an older brother, Dante, and an older sister, Emily, Juliette was exposed to performance art at a young age, fostering a passion that would soon translate into professional work. By the age of eight she was already auditioning for roles, and her first credited appearance came in 2004 with the Hallmark Channel original The Long Shot. The early years saw her juggling school and an increasingly busy acting schedule, while also exploring music, writing original songs that would later appear on her debut EP. Her family’s support and industry connections helped her secure guest spots on popular series, laying the groundwork for a versatile career. From 2005 onward Juliette became a recognizable face on several high‑profile television programs. She played Sierra on Disney Channel’s That’s So Raven, delivered a memorable performance as Hannah West on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and embodied a youthful incarnation of God in Joan of Arcadia. Her recurring role as Eve Henry on The Michael J. Fox Show in 2013 highlighted her comedic timing, while guest appearances on Two and a Half Men, Hannah Montana, and Shake It Up demonstrated her adaptability across genres. Parallel to acting, she pursued a music career, writing and recording tracks such as “Every Time I’m With You”, “Into a Dream”, and the cover “Listen” from Dreamgirls. In 2010 she received the Female Vocalist of the Year award at the Los Angeles Music Awards, and in 2022 she appeared as a contestant on I Can See Your Voice under the alias “Hollywood Starlet.” Most recently, on September 17, 2025, she performed the National Anthem at Dodger Stadium, cementing her status as a multi‑talented entertainer who continues to engage audiences both on screen and on stage.