Alan Page is an American retired attorney and judge and a former professional football player. Page was born in Canton, Ohio, and he knew from a young age that he wanted to be a lawyer. While Page was studying in high school, he began played football and went on to play college football for the University of Notre Dame where... read full bio
Alan Parisse is an authority on how organizations and individuals can harness the energy of change to fuel new opportunities and shape their futures. His insights come from more than 25 years' experience in the investment business. He served as a senior executive for Oppenheimer and other nationally-known firms. In these roles, Mr. Parisse was instrumental in developing and marketing... read full bio
Alan Parsons is an influential rock musician and producer. Best known for his production of the The Beatles’ Abbey Road and Let It Be, and Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon. He has also engineered albums for Ambrosia, Paul McCartney and The Hollies. He began the band ‘The Alan Parsons Project’, who’s debut album, ‘Tales Of Mystery And... read full bio
Alan Ritchson is an actor, model, and singer. He is best known for his portrayal of Aquaman on The CWs Smallville and on Spike TVs Blue Mountain State. Ritchson has also starred in films The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, and in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film series. Apart from acting, Ritchson has modeled for Abercrombie and Fitch, N2N Bodywear,... read full bio
Alan Ruck is an American actor best known as his role of Cameron on the film “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”. Ruck graduated with a B.F.A. in drama from the University of Illinois and from there started his career in Broadway in ‘Biloxi Blues’. From there, Ruck made his debut film role in “Bad Boys”. Since then, he has been seen... read full bio
After thirty years of creating music, Alan Sparhawk is venturing into new realms. Sparhawk and the late Mimi Parker, the drummer and singer of Low, co-founded the band. Their music's daring exploration of serene, soft regions gave it an essential strength. Thirteen albums later, Low inspired a wave of roomy, elegant, personal, and constantly changing music. As time went on, the... read full bio
Alan Sugar, also known as Baron Sugar or The Lord Sugar, is a British business magnate, media personality, author, politician and political adviser. He is best known for starting what later became one of the largest business ventures, Amstrad. Sugar was born in Hackney, East London, England, and when he was younger he worked various jobs such as working at... read full bio
Alan Trammell is a retired American baseball shortstop of the Detroit Tigers. Trammell played his entire career with the Tigers, highlighted by a World Series championship. Trammell was one of the best-hitting shortstops of his era and won three Silver Slugger awards. He later served as Detroit's manager. He is currently the bench coach for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Trammell returned... read full bio
Alan Tudyk is an American actor best known for his roles in television and film and for his voice acting. He has been in numerous films and is usually the voice behind some of the biggest characters. Some of his most popular roles include, Noah Werner in “Suburgatory”, Wat in “A Knight’s Tale”, several voices in the “Ice Age” films,... read full bio
Alan Walker is a Norwegian DJ and music producer. Walker was interested in computers from a young age. He initially was not interested in music but used YouTube tutorials to teach himself how to produce music. Walker’s breakout single “Faded” was self-released. After it gained popularity it was rereleased by music label NoCopyrightSounds. The single has cumilitive 300 million plays... read full bio
Alan Yang is an American screenwriter, producer, director, and actor, who is best known for being the writer and producer for the television sitcom “Park and Recreation,” which earned him his first Emmy nomination. Yang was born in Riverside, California, and he studied biology at Harvard University where he began to get into comedy while writing the college’s humor magazine,... read full bio
Alana and Lex LeBlanc are identical twins who star in HGTV’s television series “Listed Sisters”. Lex is the founder of LAVA Home Design and her sister Alana is a partner of the company. LAVA Home Design is a company that helps their clients remodel their homes or look for a new one. Lex is a graduate of the New York... read full bio
Alana Haim is an actress and musician who is best known for her rise to fame performing in the pop-rock band Haim, alongside her sisters Este and Danielle Haim. Through her career with Haim, Alana has released three studio albums which include “Days Are Gone,” which has earned ARIA certified gold and BPI certified platinum, “Something to Tell You,” which... read full bio
A mother and Paralympic legend, Alana Nichols is a multi-talented athlete with a desire for pushing both herself and other people to their limits. Her love of athletics and adventure has propelled her since a young age and she always rises to the challenge of life's difficulties. Alana, a talented athlete and intense competitor, swiftly adapted to adaptive sports after sustaining... read full bio
Though known for her music - like the iconic song “Ironic” off the album Jagged Little Pill, Alanis Morissette is an avid fan and advocate of health and wellness- both physical and mental. Among a breadth of charity work, Morissette especially finds time to support environmental causes and organizations, such as Reverb, a non-profit that helps musicians and music fans... read full bio
Alanna Royale creates contemporary R&B and soul songs with a vintage aesthetic. Big melodies, brassy explosions, percussive punch and vintage rhythms make up the sound and the songs highlight not only frontwoman Alanna's enormous voice but also her compositional prowess. Alanna Quinn-Broadus wants you to know that she is not "Alanna Royale," a headcase lead singer who is eager to go solo and... read full bio
Alanna Ubach is an American actress who is best known for playing Mama Imelda in film “Coco”, Serena McGuire in “Legally Blonde”, and Isabel Villalobos in “Meet the Fockers”. She started her career on stage and was known for playing a Jewish girl in production of ‘Kindertransport’ at the Manhattan Theatre Club. From there, Ubach made her television debut in... read full bio
Alannah Myles grew up between Toronto where she studied to be a graphic artist, and her family's northern Ontario ranch, later competing in A level equestrian horse shows, thus qualifying to compete in the junior division of Toronto's prestigious Royal Winter Fair. Soon after moving out on her own, while juggling performances in local coffee houses & bars and a... read full bio
Alaqua Cox is a rising star in Hollywood, known for her trailblazing work as a deaf Native American actress. Cox was born on February 14, 1997, and raised in the Menominee Indian Reservation in Keshena, Wisconsin, as a member of the Menominee and Mohican nation. She attended the Wisconsin School for the Deaf, where she played basketball and volleyball. Cox is... read full bio
Artist Alarico Zucchi, who is based in Milan, was heavily influenced by the raw, forward-leaning sound of 90s Techno. He began his path into electronic music by playing as a DJ in clubs and studying music production. The launch of "Alarico" came after numerous Techno subgenres had been investigated beforehand. The creation of the alias was an attempt to express a... read full bio
