I grew up Kim Gregory (Hough) on a farm in Wayland which is in the country south of Grand Rapids, MI; we had five acres and a big huge barn. We had horses, chickens, turkeys, pigs, goats, cows, cats, dogs, and a lot of fresh air. It was rural and even though I loved that lifestyle growing up, I'm definitely a big city person now after living in both NYC & LA for the past 18 years.

Acting was my dream, so I moved to NYC, and now in Los Angeles. For three years in New York City, I played the TV News Producer, Duncan Mackenzie, on the soap opera Cable Crossings, which aired on the 24 hr. America's Talking Cable Network (channel 54 in Manhattan). Network has been changed to the New MSNBC Network.

I have also been in 16 films, several television productions and 25 commercials in the Los Angeles and New York areas (See resume’). Living in Los Angeles I wish to still pursue my acting career with my next projects. My latest project and can be seen in is the Spector Series on Showtime. I am in episodes 3 and 4.

I've studied at some of the most prestigious schools in New York City "The Neighborhood Playhouse, New Actor Workshop, Terry Schreiber Studios, Weist-Barron" and with some of the most respected teachers in the business.

Following that wonderful career as an actor, I had to manage restaurants at night. I managed "The Coffee Shop" a very trendy café in NYC, other places I managed were B Smith’s, America, Metropolitan Café. In 1997 I was the managing partner of a cigar bar called “The Grotto”, it became a very special place for the entertainment people of NYC. Here in LA I managed The 10 Canyon Clubs and Sterling Venue Ventures, The Foundation Room at the House of Blues, Pig n’ Whistle Hollywood, Falcon Hollywood, all Hot Spots in LA.

I love sports, and I’m also a very big U of Michigan football fan. I helped set-up the game watches on Saturday morning on both coasts. Here in LA we can have up to 1000 people show up to watch their favorite team the Michigan Wolverines. Hail to the Victors!