(Alyssa Milano (L) and Stewart Rahr)

At the 2nd annual National Kidney Foundation Celebrity Golf Classic Hosted by George Lopez, Alyssa Milano spent the day caddying for pharmaceutical billionaire Stewart Rahr. The actress felt in great debt after Rahr donated $500,000 to the Foundation, started by her good friend Lopez, which helps fund vital programs such as the Children and Teen Summer Camps, and helps raise awareness for kidney disease

Alyssa Milano has received a restraining order against a man she says has repeatedly tried to contact her and showed up at her home unannounced.

Records show a judge in Ventura County granted Milano a three-year restraining order on Dec. 23 against Jeff Turner, who lives in Northern California.

Milano wrote in court documents that Turner had hiked miles to try to meet her and repeatedly called to get access to an event where she was appearing.

Milano, who recently announced her engagement to Hollywood agent David Bugliari, is best known for her roles on television series such as “Who’s the Boss?” “Charmed” and a recurring role on “My Name is Earl.”

Alyssa Milano is getting hitched.

The 36-year-old actress and CAA agent David Bugliari got engaged on Dec. 18, her rep said.

A wedding date has not been announced.

The two dated for more than a year.

“I’ve gotten such s— about my dating choices,” she told Details in 2007 of her penchant for romancing Major League pitchers (including Carl Pavano, Barry Zito and Brad Penny). “Like, every single article … is about how I’m ‘the chick that dates athletes…”

She added, “I’d love to just find a good plumber or doctor.”

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Alyssa Milano stars in her first Lifetime Original Movie, Wisegal. To provide for her family, a struggling, single mom turns to “The Family.”

I bet you haven’t seen a struggling mom look this hot, though!

World Premiere Saturday, March 15th at 9/8C on Lifetime.

Alyssa Milano is a truly charming Lettuce Lady. She has sizzled on the covers of magazines like Cosmopolitan, FHM, Stuff, Maxim, and TV Guide and was even named America’s number one sweetheart by Stuff. We think she’s a sweetheart, too—because she speaks up for animals by promoting a vegetarian diet.

Alyssa is letting everyone know about this healthy and humane diet by appearing in an ad for PETA with the message “Let Vegetarianism Grow on You.” The striking gown that she’s wearing was created and designed by Mia Gyzander and is made entirely out of lettuce, asparagus, and other vegetables. Thanks to Alyssa, veggies never looked so good.

Animal lover Alyssa says that anything you can do to alleviate suffering matters: “The world has so much suffering in it already—choosing to be vegetarian is one thing you can do to reduce the suffering on a daily basis.” And we couldn’t agree more; after all, eliminating animals from your diet is the easiest and best thing that you can do for animals, the Earth, and your own body.

Find out more here.

To see more of Alyssa Milano, watch the behind-the-scenes video from her photo shoot below:

Alyssa Milano Is Our Most Charming Lettuce Lady Yet!

Watch more videos at LettuceLadies.com.

Alyssa Milano is single, and says she’s done living out the fantasy of being a baseball player’s girlfriend.

“I’d love to just find a good plumber or doctor,” the 34-year-old actress tells Details in its November issue.

“I’ve gotten such s— about my dating choices,” she says. (Her last three boyfriends – Carl Pavano, Barry Zito, and Brad Penny – have all been Major League pitchers.) “Like, every single article … is about how I’m ‘the chick that dates athletes,’ and there’s an insane double standard going on.”

Milano, a lifelong Dodgers fan who recently scored a post-season reporting gig, laments the fact that New York Yankees star Derek Jeter gets away with dating starlet after starlet on her blog on MLB.com.

November issue of Details

But given a recent conversation she had, it shouldn’t be too hard for her to score the man – baseball player or not – of her dreams: “My friend tells me, ‘Every time I mention you in front of guys, they all go nuts.’ So he asked one of them, ‘What is it about her? Can you define it?’ And the guy said, ‘She’s the girl we never got over.’ ”

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