Jake Shane became a social media star with his distinct brand of humor and octopus love. Known online as octopusslover8, this comedian and multimedia maker has amassed 2.8 million followers on TikTok alone. They provide everything from historical impressions to oddball restaurant recommendations. Shane moved to California from New York City to study communication at the University of Southern California because... read full bio
Johnnie Guilbert is a rock musician and YouTube personality who, along with Jake Bateman, co-founded the band Til Death Do We Part. Additionally, he participated in the group channel My Digital Escape. He worked on a collaborative channel called Our World Away after that one ended. He frequently features fellow musician and YouTuber Jake Webber in his shopping and haul... read full bio
One of the few private places where Jastin Martin writes and records her evocative tell-alls is her bedroom in Houston, which is immediately transported to you by her minimalist trap-soul. The self-taught producer and singer-songwriter seldom goes a day without coming up with something, whether it's a beautiful guitar line, a clever lyric, or a seductive beat. She began creating... read full bio
After switching to a plant-based diet, Joanne Molinaro, who is well-known to millions as "The Korean Vegan," started her blog with the same name. Her goal to "veganize" her favorite Korean meals as a personal motivational tool to stay connected to her family and culture swiftly expanded into something much more. She set up accounts on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram... read full bio
Giovanni Jaël Jano, better known by his stage name JAEL, is a vibrant Moluccan singer, producer, DJ, and recording artist from the Netherlands. JAEL's musical background, which is rooted in a diverse blend of Moluccan folk, gospel, soul, and electronic music, served as the basis for his captivating and adaptable artistic style. His performances push the envelope, skillfully fusing many... read full bio
Latin music singer and songwriter Jasiel Nuñez is well-known for his impassioned performances and unique musical style. His music is distinctive and intriguing, drawing in listeners from all over the world with its blend of contemporary inspirations and traditional Latin American rhythms. All of his performances are distinguished by his unparalleled dynamism and enthusiasm on stage. Jasiel has won numerous... read full bio
As the first female NFL coach, Dr. Jen Welter is a groundbreaking figure in athletics, known for breaking glass ceilings. She has a strong desire to lead and uses her extensive experiences both on and off the field to provide engaging keynote speeches that inspire audiences to push limits and rethink what is thought to be possible. Dr. Welter, the best-selling... read full bio
Jessica Chen is a speaker, author, and global communication expert who has won an Emmy. More than two million people have learned from her how to become better communicators at work. Jessica has given speeches at some of the best companies, such as Google, Microsoft, Citibank, and the UN, to help their teams learn how to communicate and make an impression... read full bio
Jimi, a Canadian singer-songwriter and producer, has a talent for fusing deep guitar riffs, a voice that is equal parts sweet and strong, and honest, unvarnished storytelling. She grew up spinning music by the Eagles, Janis Joplin, Bryan Adams, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, among others. Her unique style, a fusion of rock intensity, bluesy grit, and genuine country soul, was... read full bio
Jodok Vuille was raised in the quiet hills of Emmental, Switzerland, surrounded by solitude, rhythm, and nature in addition to an organic farm. He developed a love for music in this peaceful simplicity. He picked up his first cello at the age of six and hasn't put it down since. Jodok sought formal study and obtained his Bachelor's degree at the... read full bio
Before splitting up in 2012, the Australian rock group Jet put out three studio albums: Get Born, Shine On, and Shaka Rock. Their best-selling single, "Get Born," reached at number one in Australia, number 20 in the UK, and number 30 in the US. "Are You Gonna Be My Girl" was its lead single, and it peaked in the top... read full bio
Jeri Ryan, a popular television actress with a bombshell physique and a dominating personality, was frequently portrayed as strong, forceful women. A global-raised Army brat, she competed in beauty pageants to fund her tuition at Northwestern University. As Miss Illinois, she placed fourth in the Miss America pageant in 1990. Ryan found stability with a part on the UFO conspiracy... read full bio
Josh Tatofi is a famous Hawaiian singer, songwriter, and musician from Honolulu. He is known for his deep voice and heartfelt compositions. Josh was heavily impacted by traditional Hawaiian music and modern island reggae because he grew up in a musical family. His father, Tivaini Tatofi, was a member of The Electrifying Kapena. His first album, "This Love," came out... read full bio
Juls is a Ghanaian producer, DJ, and songwriter who was born in London. He has worked on and produced recordings for numerous well-known artists, including as Stormzy, Lauryn Hill, Agent Sasco, Jah Cure, Burna Boy, Goldlink, Masego, Tyler the Creator, Wizkid, Wande Coal, Don Toliver, Mr. Eazi, and many others. Juls looks up to J Dilla and Kanye West as music inspirations.... read full bio
Justin Trudeau's administration as Canada's 23rd Prime Minister occurred during an era of unparalleled global challenges and transformations. Following his leadership of the third-place Liberal Party of Canada to a historic majority government in 2015, Trudeau commenced the implementation of an ambitious agenda that encompassed the appointment of Canada’s inaugural gender-balanced cabinet, the elevation of over 435,000 children from poverty via... read full bio
Jennifer Welch has grown from her Oklahoma and Texas roots to become a digital media juggernaut, gaining hundreds of millions of views with her political straight talk and social humor. As a co-host of the I've Had It podcast, she talks directly to the post-2024 political scene and has amassed a sizable (and important) following by challenging our leaders. Journalist... read full bio
Jake Sullivan most recently worked as the 28th Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs. He is now the first Kissinger Professor of Statecraft and World Order at Harvard Kennedy School. Sullivan helped led US national security during a period of momentous geopolitical change and difficulty, establishing long-term strategic advantages for the US. During the Obama-Biden administration, he was Vice... read full bio
Joyce Manor is a legendary California pop-punk band, and "I Used To Go To This Bar" showcases the group at the pinnacle of their artistry. They consistently produce profoundly gratifying rock songs with an apparent ease. The Torrance, California-based trio of Barry Johnson, Chase Knobbe, and Matt Ebert has reached a juncture in their existence where their status as one... read full bio
Jack Hughes played a pivotal role in guiding Team USA to its inaugural men’s Olympic hockey gold since 1980, scoring the overtime game-winning goal against Canada to clinch the triumph on the global stage—shortly after losing several teeth. Competing on the Olympic ice with his brother Quinn for the inaugural time forged a unique, poignant narrative of brothers, trust, and collective... read full bio
Jason Furman is an American economist and professor at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government and was previously the 28th Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers under President Barack Obama. Prior to his role as chair of the CEA, Furman has been Deputy Director of the National Economic Council. Furman graduated from Harvard University with a B.A. in social... read full bio
