Molly Jong-Fast has created her own path in the world of literature while coming from a family with a strong literary heritage: she is the daughter of novelist Erica Jong and author Jonathan Fast and the granddaughter of Howard Fast. As an only child growing up in a Jewish family, Jong-Fast's worldview was shaped by the difficulties of her parents' divorce.... read full bio
Jazz vocalist Molly Johnson, regarded as one of Canada's best voices, is also a mother, philanthropist, singer-songwriter, and artist. Her unique compositions and renditions of jazz standards have enthralled audiences in Canada and Europe throughout her career. It should come as no surprise that Molly has won numerous prestigious honors, such as the Governor General Award, the Order of Canada, the... read full bio
A new form of music was emerging in the south, which consisted of a mixture of blues, country, gospel and the English invasion of rock and roll that later was to be coined the phrase ""Southern Rock."" The music was filled with style and emotion and with bands in the forefront such as the Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd and a... read full bio
Molly Hagan is an American actress who is best known for playing Sue Singer in the television series “Unfabulous,” Diane McAllister in the film “Election,” and Doreen in the film “Sully.” Hagan was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and she was raised in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and studied at Northwestern University. Hagan made her television debut in the series “Knots Landing.”... read full bio
Molly Gordon is an American actress. She is the daughter of Bryan Gordon and Jessie Nelson, both of which work in the entertainment industry. Gordon made her acting debut playing Callie in the film “I Am Sam”. After he role in I Am Sam, Gordon took several years off of acting and came back playing Lauren in the film “Love... read full bio
A trailblazing businesswoman, successful business author, and former sports agent, Molly Fletcher has forged a unique path in the fields of leadership, business, and sports. She has established a reputation as a change agent and a source of inspiration for people and organizations looking to succeed because to her excellent intellect and lively style. She has used her experience to deliver... read full bio
Molly Crabapple is, first and foremost, an artist. Her work is known for setting a new standard of storytelling and journalism—she is an award-winning animator that created live-illustrated explainer journalism. Crabapple has worked with people such as Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Jay Z, and The ACLU. Her art has been displayed in incredible venues like the Museum of Modern Art and... read full bio
Over four million people follow Molly Burke across all of her social media platforms. Burke is a speaker, model, author, and advocate in addition to being a content creator and author. When Molly was just four years old, her doctor discovered that she had a rare form of the degenerative eye condition known as retinitis pigmentosa, which eventually leads to... read full bio
With a smokey voice and a fondness for girl groups, the vocal age and Brill Building pop, Molly Burch's longing indie pop songs on her debut, Please Be Mine, covered infatuation, rebellion and sorrow. Her third album, Romantic Visions, adopted a more glittering, pop-forward sound recorded with members of Tennis and was more driven by self-love than by sadness. Burch was raised in LA by... read full bio
Molly Bloom is a multidimensional businesswoman who has made outstanding contributions to numerous industries. A best-selling novel, "Molly's Game" captured readers' attention and served as the basis for an Oscar-nominated movie of the same name. The creative skill of Bloom has demonstrated her capacity to create gripping stories that have emotional resonance on both a personal and cinematic level. In the... read full bio
Mollie King is an English singer-songwriter, dancer and radio presenter who rose to fame as a member of the girl group The Saturdays. King was born in Wandsworth, London, England, and began her career working on her skiing career and was a member of the British Children’s Ski Team which led her to earn a British Ski Academy scholarship. After... read full bio
When Mollie began her career as a DJ, she won best breakthrough DJ. She also started hosting the Kiss FM D&B program, which she continues to do every Saturday night. With huge commercial hits like Lost & Found, Remedies, Estate of Mind and many more, Mollie has advanced from being merely a "DJ" to a producer. She established her own label,... read full bio
Moll Anderson is an inspirational interior designer whose fifth book, Change Your Home, Change Your Life with Color, is a New York Times and USA Today Bestseller. She has been a regular contributor to The Doctors television show, a guest co-host on FABLife, and has appeared on numerous television shows, including Access Hollywood Live, Good Day LA, The Talk, Good... read full bio
Around the age of twelve, Molecular, a Portuguese native, began experimenting with beats and electronic music and soon took it seriously. primarily drawing inspiration from the genres of dub, reggae, jazz, soul, rave/breakbeat, and psychedelic music. In addition to legally remixing Noisia, Molecular has released music on labels like as Sofa Sound, Critical Music, Vision Recordings, Overview Music, Cause4Concern, and... read full bio
Molchat Doma is a post-punk band hailing from Minsk, Belarus. Their unique blend of coldwave, new wave, and post-punk has gained them a loyal following around the world. The band consists of Egor Shkutko on vocals, Roman Komogortsev on guitar and synths, and Pavel Kozlov on bass. Molchat Doma’s 2017 debut album “Этажи (Etazhi)” immediately caught the attention of the post-punk... read full bio
Moksi is a Dutch electronic music duo consisting of Samir Ait Moh and Diego Stijnen. After four years of releasing music and collaborations with notable artists such as Yellow Claw, DJ Snake, and Hardwell, Moksi decided to take a new approach to their music. In 2019, they released their debut album, The Return of House Music, which saw the duo... read full bio
John-Luke Carter, better known as his stage name, Mokita, is a singer-songwriter, DJ, and producer based out of Nashville, Tennessee. While growing up, Mokita was trained in piano and first started performing at his local church. This led him to teach himself how to play guitar and he then began producing electronic music under the name Mokita. From there,... read full bio
Mojo Risin is a tribute band to one of the greatest rock bands, The Doors. The band is led by Drew who puts on an amazing tribute to Jim Morrison. Drew is known for capturing the essence of Morrison in his vocal style as well as his delivery. He even performs stage antics that you would see by Morrison himself.... read full bio
The mos' fun y'all ever gonna have wit' y'all's clothes on! Mojo and The Bayou Gypsies are touring the world with their Bayou House Party. Like Luzianne, this rollicking troupe of amazing performers rocks the house! They are unable to help but smile at you. Foot-stomping bayou boogie is what this is! Mojo is a wild dude who is also a little... read full bio
The mysterious brains behind Mojave Grey, the live music and production pair redefining rock & roll via an electronic lens, are Zander Bleck and Michael Pozzi. Mojave Grey have created an audio expression that is singularly in a category of its own by fusing together classic rock and contemporary electronic components while utilizing individual artistry and a shared sonic vision.... read full bio
