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Leah Miller
Born July 20, 1981 is a MuchMusic VJ from Toronto. She joined the Much family in November 2004.
After graduating from The Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts Catholic Secondary School in Willowdale, Ontario, Miller moved to Los Angeles to gain acting experience and worked on Ashton Kutcher's celebrity prank show Punk'd and in Chris Rock's movie Down to Earth. In April 2008, Miller was announced as the host of So You Think You Can Dance Canada, to begin broadcasting across Canada in September.
Miller and Matte Babel are the current hosts of Much on Demand, Monday through Friday. Miller replaced Amanda Walsh, who pursued a career in acting. Currently she is the host of So you think you can dance canada and next Vancouver.
And now shes married with Dallas green who been daiting for two years and a half.
She is also really good friends with actress and singer Hilary Duff.
On August 31, 2009 Leah along with all the other VJ's hosted her final MOD episode. She left the show for her hosting job on So You Think You Can Dance Canada. Perez Hilton, Hilary Duff and former VJ Matte Babel were included in the show.
She’s passionate about her family. “I wouldn’t be who I am without my parents – selfless and loving people who instilled strong beliefs in me.” She also treasures animals (like her kitty Bogart) and volunteer work. “Everybody should help out in small ways. Even if you don’t have money, time and effort are just as important. Little things mean a lot.”
Leah considers herself somewhat of a homebody who enjoys cooking. “I love baking nice gifts for other people. I put on music while I work and it’s very soothing. Plus it feels like an accomplishment.”
Leah’s the youngest of four siblings - she’s got two older brothers and an older sister. "My mom tells me that she brought me to a record store when I was two years old. Michael Jackson's Thriller was playing and I started singing along in my stroller!”
Leah's favorite things By: Priya Panda
FOOD:"I love junk food, only on weekends. The rest of the week is healthy eating”
JUNK FOOD: Miss Vickie’s potato chips, Kinder Eggs, French fries, hamburgers, fish and chips, eat fruit, vegetables, whole wheat pasta & lean meats
DANCE ICON: Choreography by Bob Fossey who did Chicago
DANCER: Chris Brown, Justin Timberlake
COLOUR: Black
STYLE ICON: Sarah Jessica Parker “I think she’s so gorgeous. I hate when people say she’s unattractive because she’s the most beautiful thing ever. Great hair, makeup and dresses so well.” Gwyneth Paltrow is another fave classy.
ACCESSORIES: "My grandmother's ring that I’m wearing right now. I wear it all the time and it’s big and old."
Leah Miller has chatted with some of the hottest celebrities around, including Halle Berry, Matthew McConaughey, Kanye West, Rhianna, Hilary Duff, Malin Akerman, Jason Segal, and Paul Rudd. Miller was also recently named one of Flare's 30 most inspiring, newsworthy women to watch.
As host of 'So You Think You Can Dance Canada', Miller leads viewers through the dancer's journey as she gets up close and personal with the competitors during the audition process and stands by their sides as they face the judges during the live shows.
Miller cites family as the most important thing in her life, and if it wasn't for their support she says she wouldn't be where she is today. Family, Miller's passion for the fine arts, and her previous hosting and interviewing experience have helped her excel as host of 'So You Think You Can Dance Canada'.
Music she likes.
Rihanna , Eminem , Fiona Apple, Bob Dylan, Jack Johnson , The Beatles, Robbie Williams, Tenacious D , Radiohead and Coldplay.
Movies she have done.
Down To Earth , Livin for love:The Natalie Cole Story , Hendrix, New Jersey Turnpikes , Much adrenaline , 1-800 Missing.
Leah Fave Films: Serendipity, My Best Friend’s Wedding, Notting Hill and The Notebook. She also digs ‘80s classics like The Lost Boys, Ghostbusters and The Goonies
Television.
Grey's anatomy, sex and the city.
Books.
"Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom. “It’s a great book everyone needs to read, to remind us of the things we forget, like taking life day by day. It’s a true story that made me bawl my eyes out and appreciate the important things.”
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