The American producer, television writer, creator, and television personality Philip Rosenthal has made a lasting impact on the entertainment world. Rosenthal's achievements go far beyond the enduring television program "Everybody Loves Raymond," for which he is best known as executive producer. Rosenthal has demonstrated his diverse talents throughout his career on a variety of television productions. He has worked on the... read full bio
Philip Sayce is a blues-rock guitarist, singer, and songwriter based in Toronto, Canada. Hes best known for his incredible talent on the guitar. London Metro UK has compared Sayce (and his guitar skills) to Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, and Jimi Hendrix; all of which are big influences of Philip Sayce. His classic rock roots and blues soul have made their... read full bio
Philip Sternberg is an actor, producer, and director who is best known for playing Nathan Foster on the series “Workin’ Moms”. He made his acting debut in the series “City Guys” and since then he’s been producer of series such as, “Hot Guys Who Cook”, “Farmer Wants a Wife”, “MANswers”, and “Six Little McGhees”. Apart from his work on television,... read full bio
Philip E. Tetlock is a Canadian-American writer who is expert on political forecasting, political psychology, forecasting and decision making. Tetlock was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and he has finished his undergraduate work at the University of British Columbia before going on to earn his Ph.D. from Yale University. Tetlock has previously served on the faculty of the University of... read full bio
Philippe Cousteau is an explorer, social entrepreneur, and environmental advocate. He is the President of EarthEcho International, a non-profit organization whose goal is to engage and empower youth to take action for a brighter future and co-founder of Azure Worldwide, a strategic environmental design, development and marketing company. Philippe partnered with AdvisorShares Investments to launch the Global Echo Fund on... read full bio
Philippe Entremont is a successful pianist and conductor. At the age of eighteen, Entremont played a concert in Carnegie Hall, awing his audience. Since, he pursued an international career as a pianist. In addition, Entremont developed skills as an orchestral conductor. His experiences across the world have led him to become a renowned classical music artist. Now, Entremont is one... read full bio
Phill Nosworthy is a keynote speaker, social impact advisor, author, educator, thought leader, and founder of Switch Learning and Development, which is a learning and development partner for leading organizations. Through his work with Switch Learning and Development, Nosworthy has partnered with organizations and companies which include Microsoft, Universal Music ING Bank, and more. Through his work as a keynote... read full bio
Phillip Addis creamy, smooth baritone voice enthralls audiences across the nation and internationally. As a leading interpreter of opera, concert, and recital, Addis has performed throughout Canada, the United States, Europe, and the Far East. Addis has performed in the Minnesota Operas production of Romo and Juliette, Canadian Opera Companys Pyramus and Thisbe, Debussys Pellas et Mlisande, Mozarts Don Giovanni,... read full bio
Phillip Fulmer is a former player and head coach for Tennessee University. He is most well known for coaching the Tennessee football team in the first ever BCS National Championship Game. Fulmer has also served as Offensive Line Coach and Offensive Coach. When he retired as head coach he had the second most wins in the school’s history. Fulmer has... read full bio
Phillip Joll made his American debut as Donner in Wagners Das Rheingold at the Metropolitan Opera. At Seattle Opera, he made his debut as Wotan in the 2000 preview of Das Rheingold and Die Walk_re. The Welsh baritone returned in 2001 as Wotan/The Wanderer in Wagners Ring. At Welsh National Opera, Jolls many roles include Wotan in the companys first... read full bio
Growing up, Phillip-Michael Scales was unaware of the significance of the fact that B.B. King was his aunt's close friend, a guitarist who nicknamed him "Nephew" and that he called "Uncle B." After Phillip-Michael stopped playing the guitar, the importance was so obvious that he avoided soloing and most blues-related activities. However, after hearing his English instructor say that "a great writer can... read full bio
Phillip Phillips is an American singer-songwriter, musician, and actor, who is best known for winning the eleventh season of reality series “American Idol”. He is best known for his coronation song, “Home”, which became the all-time best-selling song from the reality series and went RIAA four-time certified platinum. Phillips started playing music when he was 14 and formed a band... read full bio
Phillip Picardi is an American journalist and editor who is best known for being the editor-in-chief of Out. Picardi attended Central Catholic High School where he became one of the founders of the now-annual student fundraiser, Catwalk4Cancer. Upon graduating from high school, Picardi studied at New York University. He started his professional career as an intern at Teen Vogue. He... read full bio
Phillipa Soo is an American actress and singer from Libertyville, Illinois, who is best known for originating the role of Eliza Schuyler Hamilton in the Broadway musical “Hamilton”, a role that earned her a Tony Award nomination for Best Actress in a Musical. Soo has graduated from The Juilliard School’s acting program and upon graduation, she earned the role of... read full bio
Mr. Reines worked for Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton as Senior Communications Advisor and Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Strategic Communications. As a member of Secretary Clinton's senior staff, Mr. Reines traveled to more than 110 nations alongside her while carrying out the strategic media objectives of the Secretary of State. He worked as Senator Clinton's Senior Advisor &... read full bio
Phillips, Craig, and Dean have been at the vanguard of Christian music for nearly two decades, leaving a lasting impression on the business and millions of fans around the world. The trio, comprised of Randy Phillips, Shawn Craig, and Dan Dean, has accomplished the unusual feat of reconciling their multiple vocations as pastors and recording artists, resulting in an extraordinary... read full bio
Philmon Lee is a singer/songwriter from Atlanta who draws inspiration from old rock, R&B and modern pop in his genuine pop tunes. He gained experience in the city's taverns and nightclubs before signing with a major label and releasing the EP 706. He collaborated on "Baby Don't Cry" with rapper Young Thug after first working with violinist Lindsey Stirling, demonstrating his versatility. Born... read full bio
In a career spanning more than 20 years, Phish became one of the most significant live music phenomena of all time. On the basis of word-of-mouth about their performances—with virtually no radio or video support—the band grew from playing club gigs along their native East Coast to drawing 100,000 music fans to remote corners of the country. At every turn,... read full bio
Russian bass house duo Phlegmatic Dogs was founded in 2014 by Dmitry Bykov and Nikita Vasilyev. With their distinctive fusion of bass-heavy, gritty beats, addictive energy, and other elements, the pair has swiftly become well-known and respected in the electronic dance music community. The release of their first EP, "No Cats," in 2015 launched their career and resulted in their first... read full bio
Phoebe AXA is an up-and-coming pop singer-songwriter and producer from East London, England. AXA’s music is DIY and she is a self-taught, self-produced alternative bedroom pop artist. She began her career teaching herself how to write, record and produce music on GarageBand when she was only 11 years old. She then began recording on LogicPro in her family’s garage and... read full bio
