Access Hollywood's Access Kids Week: Noah Gray-Cabey of "Heroes"

**Still Dirrty** · 03-21-2007, 12:21 PM

LOS ANGELES (February 19, 2007) -- As Access Hollywood kicks off Kids Week, we take a closer look at an 11-year-old whiz kid who is a "Hero" on and off the set - Noah Gray-Cabey.

"What makes you happy?" Access asked Noah.

"Well, I've got to say playing my new Wii is pretty fun," he smiled.

At first glimpse, watching the young "Heroes" star playing video games or hitting the backyard with his dogs (Teddy and Virginia), you'd think he's just your average, everyday little boy.

"This is my bread and butter," Noah says, pointing to a "Heroes" cast poster in his room.

Sure he plays a superhero on a hit TV show with the ability to manipulate machinery - ("Manipulating machines would be really cool," he adds with a grin) - but at second glance, this adorable kid with a contagious laugh is far from ordinary.

In fact, you may even call him a genius.

This 11-year-old (who should be in 5th grade) is already in 8th. But he's got even bigger dreams than Hollywood.

"I want to be a pilot, a lawyer, a doctor and then I want to get into politics," Noah explained.

And listen up Barack Obama, Noah's got a bone to pick with you!

"He's gonna win. He's gonna beat me to first black President."

But that's not all - Noah is also a classically trained pianist. Born into a musical family, his parents Shawn and Whitney first noticed his amazing talent when he was just over a year old.

"We were driving in the car and then Beethoven's Fifth Symphony came on the radio and from the backseat, this little boy was like 'Mama, that's Beethoven' and I was like, 'Okay that's weird,'" Whitney Gray laughed.

In fact, Noah has used his musical prowess for a good cause.

"I played with an orchestra and we raised money for AIDS. But my mom and dad and I actually have founded an organization called Action In Music," Noah explained. "Action In Music basically takes inner city kids that might be really talented but don't get opportunities."

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He's so sweet. I remember when I saw him on Oprah a couple of years ago.

psychometric · 05-03-2007, 01:40 AM

Wow, he is such a nice kid. I hope he continues to make waves!

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03-21-2007, 12:21 PM	#1 (permalink)
Still Dirrty Administrator Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Holland Posts: 6,247 My Profile	Access Hollywood's Access Kids Week: Noah Gray-Cabey of "Heroes" LOS ANGELES (February 19, 2007) -- As Access Hollywood kicks off Kids Week, we take a closer look at an 11-year-old whiz kid who is a "Hero" on and off the set - Noah Gray-Cabey. "What makes you happy?" Access asked Noah. "Well, I've got to say playing my new Wii is pretty fun," he smiled. At first glimpse, watching the young "Heroes" star playing video games or hitting the backyard with his dogs (Teddy and Virginia), you'd think he's just your average, everyday little boy. "This is my bread and butter," Noah says, pointing to a "Heroes" cast poster in his room. Sure he plays a superhero on a hit TV show with the ability to manipulate machinery - ("Manipulating machines would be really cool," he adds with a grin) - but at second glance, this adorable kid with a contagious laugh is far from ordinary. In fact, you may even call him a genius. This 11-year-old (who should be in 5th grade) is already in 8th. But he's got even bigger dreams than Hollywood. "I want to be a pilot, a lawyer, a doctor and then I want to get into politics," Noah explained. And listen up Barack Obama, Noah's got a bone to pick with you! "He's gonna win. He's gonna beat me to first black President." But that's not all - Noah is also a classically trained pianist. Born into a musical family, his parents Shawn and Whitney first noticed his amazing talent when he was just over a year old. "We were driving in the car and then Beethoven's Fifth Symphony came on the radio and from the backseat, this little boy was like 'Mama, that's Beethoven' and I was like, 'Okay that's weird,'" Whitney Gray laughed. In fact, Noah has used his musical prowess for a good cause. "I played with an orchestra and we raised money for AIDS. But my mom and dad and I actually have founded an organization called Action In Music," Noah explained. "Action In Music basically takes inner city kids that might be really talented but don't get opportunities." http://www.accesshollywood.com/news/...%7cgeneral_rss ***** He's so sweet. I remember when I saw him on Oprah a couple of years ago. Last edited by RebelMan; 10-11-2007 at 12:11 AM..

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psychometric Newbie Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 6 My Profile	Wow, he is such a nice kid. I hope he continues to make waves! ______________ gee Find your Favorite Mazda Model and your Local Mazda Dealer

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