Bert Jacobs, the inspirational co-founder and CEO of Life is Good, is a living example of the impact that optimism can have on people's lives. Bert Jacobs and his brother John Jacobs co-founded Life is Good in 1994 with the goal of inspiring and uplifting people despite life's obstacles. Bert was born with an instinctive love for promoting happiness. Bert faced... read full bio
Ben Mendelsohn is an Australian actor best known for his roles in films and television such as Warren in “Neighbours”, Danny in “Bloodline”, Phil in “Knowing”, Daggett in “The Dark Knight Rises”, Viceroy in “Exodus: Gods and Kings”, Orson in “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story”, and Sorrento in “Ready Player One”. Some of his earliest roles were in television,... read full bio
Bret Hart is a Canadian-American retired professional wrestler, writer, and actor who has been regarded as one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time. During the span of his career, he often went by the nickname, Hitman. Throughout his career, Hart was a champion of the WWE, and also spent some time in the WCW. He had been a... read full bio
Brad Mehldau is an American jazz musician, composer, and arranger from Jacksonville, Florida. Since a young age, Mehldau had a passion for music and he always had a piano in his house. When Mehldau moved to West Hartford, Connecticut when he was 10 years old he had a new piano teacher that introduced him to classical music. By the time... read full bio
Buyuchek is a Regional Mexican band that consists of members Jorge Loayzat, Miguel Cienfuegos, Angel Pena and Tavo Guerras. The group was formed in Nuevo Leon, Monterrey, Mexico. The group was started after Joayzat and Cienfuegos met in high school and started performing together. The duo performed in countries such as Asia, Europe, Mexico and the United States and even... read full bio
Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, better known as Bobi Wine, is a Ugandan musician, actor, businessman, politican and philanthropist. He is known for being a member of the parliament which he represents Kyadondo East constituency in Wakiso District in Uganda’s Central Region. Wine earned his Uganda Certificate of Education from Kitante Hill School and he also earned his Uganda Advanced Certificate of... read full bio
Brent Burns is a Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman and alternate captain for the San Jose Sharks of the NHL. Burns was born in Barrie, Ontario, Canada, and he began his career playing for the Barrie Icemen and Ajax Knights of the OMHA. He went on to play with the MTHL, GTHL, and the OHL before making his NHL debut... read full bio
Ben Bishop, also known as “Big Ben”, is an American professional ice hockey goaltender that plays for the Dallas Stars of the NHL. Bishop was born in Denver, Colorado, and he began his career playing minor ice hockey for the Kirkwood Stars in St. Louis, and also played for the St. Louis Junior Blues. He went on to play for... read full bio
Braden Holtby is a Canadian professional ice hockey goaltender for the Washington Capitals of the NHL. He was born in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada, and began his career playing with the Saskatoon Blades of the Western Hockey League. From there, Holtby went on to play with the ECHL’s South Carolina Stingrays and the Hershey Bears of the AHL. Holtby later made... read full bio
Benee is an up-and-coming pop singer-songwriter from Auckland, New Zealand. Benee has recently gained fame internationally after the release of his single “Supalonely,” which first gained traction through the social media application, TikTok, and has since gone on to have over 250 million streams. While growing up, Benee’s family members were all musically inclined and she grew up listening to... read full bio
Danielle Marie Bregoli, better known as her stage name Bhad Bhabie is an American rapper, songwriter, and media personality who rose to fame after going viral appearing on the television talk show “Dr. Phil.” While on Dr. Phil, Bhabie became known for her catchphrase, “Catch me outside, how about that,” which went on to become a viral meme. Bhabie was... read full bio
Brian Jackson, one-half of the renowned combo Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson, started his career at a young age and had nine albums released by the time he was 27. He is widely regarded as one of the founders of modern hip hop and neo-soul, leading New Yorker Magazine to refer to him as "a musical pioneer" in one of their... read full bio
One of Britain's most innovative and significant musicians is Bernard Butler. He founded Suede and released the hits that defined an era, "Dog Man Star," and "Suede," which won a Mercury Prize. His partnership with David McAlmont on the iconic song "Yes" left an unusual mark on the often jingoist Britpop environment, leading to the release of two albums... read full bio
Daniel Boeckner is aware of the gravel and grit that build up in the heart and knows that it requires unflinching fortitude to push through it and find a way out. And in Boeckner's hands, the journey is accomplished through heroic postapocalyptic synth and guitar work, a call to action for those who always manage to make it home through... read full bio
Nigerian singer, performer, producer, and songwriter BOJ (Bolaji Odojukan) is well-known. His distinctive voice and sense of style are well-known. Along with Teezee and Fresh L, he was a part of the groundbreaking Altè group DRB Lasgidi, where he first rose to fame. BOJ's mother exposed him to a wide variety of musicians when he was a youngster, including Bob Marley,... read full bio
Bonnie McKee is more than just a pop song writer and performer. Her songs are supposed to be turned up to eleven on the road to the most amazing night of your life. They are bright, bold, and bombastic. Her vibrant anthems about the dream you're going to realize, the ex you don't miss, and the crush you can't have... read full bio
Cynopsis Sports Hall of Famer Bill Rasmussen is the founder of ESPN, and former radio/ television broadcaster. Only fourteen months after Rasmussen came up with the idea for an all-sports cable TV network, ESPN was on the air. The concept was a true innovation in the sports and television worlds. A seasoned entrepreneur and sports fan, Rasmussen became a pioneer... read full bio
Berlin featuring Teri Nunn gained the most success in 1980, when they were signed with an independent record label. Their hit “Sex (I’m A…)” acquired them significant popularity. During their second album release, the band was praised for their single ""No More Words."" Their re-enactment of Bonnie and Clyde car chase and shoot out in their music video gained them... read full bio
Beenie Man (Anthony Moses Davis) was born in August of 1973 in the Waterhouse district of Kingston, Jamaica. For four decades, Beenie Man has been one of the world’s biggest names in deejaying. This is partially because Beenie Man started his musical career at the age of 5, when his uncle encouraged him to start toasting. His first album, “The... read full bio
Comedian Ben Bailey won numerous Daytime Emmy Awards for hosting the wildly popular series "Cash Cab," which is currently airing in syndication throughout the globe, for more than 550 episodes. He performed at clubs all around NYC, The Comedy Store in Los Angeles, and prestigious comedy festivals all over the world before he became known as "the Cash Cab guy."... read full bio
