Hattie Winston is a stage, screen, and film actress currently starring opposite Ted Danson in the CBS comedy "Becker." Her film credits include such hits as Quentin Tarantino's "Jackie Brown," "Living Out Loud" with Holly Hunter, and "True Crime" with Clint Eastwood. After graduating from Howard University on a voice scholarship, Winston joined the Group Theater Workshop in New York City, one of the premiere black theater groups in the country. Her participation in the group led to award-winning performances in such productions as "The Me Nobody Knows," "Mother Courage," and "The Michigan" -- the latter two earning her Obie Awards for best actress. When not performing, Winston devotes herself to Onyx Village, an organization she founded to teach African-American children about their history through cultural events.