Paul Romer is an American economist who has worked for the NYU Stern School of Business and who has previously served as the Chief Economist of the World Bank. Romer was born in Denver, Colorado, and he earned his B.S. in mathematics and Ph.D. in economics from the University of Chicago. He then had his graduate studies at MIT as... read full bio
Phoebe Dynevor is an English actress who is best known for her rise to fame playing Siobhan in the television series “Waterloo Road,” and for most recently playing the lead of Daphne Bridgerton in the Netflix original series “Bridgerton.” Dynevor was born in Trafford, Greater Manchester, and is the daughter of Sally Dynevor, whom is also an actress, and Tim... read full bio
Priscilla Block is an American country singer-songwriter from Raleigh, North Carolina, who recently gained fame from the release of her debut single, “Just About Over You,” which peaked at number 35 on the US Country Airplay charts. Block grew up in Raleigh, North Carolina and moved to Nashville, Tennessee after graduating from high school. Block began her musical career releasing... read full bio
Aisha "Pinky" Cole is an entrepreneur and restaurateur who specializes in plant-based substitutes and vegan dishes. Originally, Cole moved to Los Angeles to be an actor, then moved to New York to work in television production. Her passion was always making vegan food, so Aisha ended up starting restaurants in Harlem but closed them after an accidental grease fire. After... read full bio
The formidable Peach Fur, young veterans of the Australian music scene, have gained international recognition in recent years for their instantly recognizable songs and incredible live performances. If you were fortunate enough to attend one of their sold-out concerts, you probably already have played their songs a million times and have gained a lifelong admirer. That's what Peach Fur always... read full bio
Phi11a, a Sydney rapper who blends potent, nasty and thought-provoking lyrics with a varied style and upbeat outlook, is the most recent figure to lead the charge as Australian hip-hop begins to have a significant impact on the rest of the world. Phi11a was raised in Sydney's Inner-West, where his family had a hard time making ends meet. Nowhere really felt like... read full bio
In terms of music, PawPaw Rod is well-known. The Capricorn in cowboy boots has already formed a musical personality that magpies from elements and mutates genres as if Gil Scott-Heron were trying to fill the dance floor, with only three singles and a debut EP under his belt, the simply titled "A PawPaw Rod EP." Rodney Hulsey is several things at... read full bio
The band Pulled Apart By Horses is more of a dysfunctional family than a gang. The Leeds trio is a close-knit rock group that writes songs with suckerpunch riffs and zinging choruses. Their music delights and threatens. They've emerged from the remains of many bands in Leeds. Since then, they have thrived in their own tumultuous ecology, touring nonstop and barely... 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
The Pogues, who played music that fused Irish lyricism and punk rock ferocity, came out of London. Their infectious rush of accordions, banjos and tin whistles was driven by a locked-tight rock'n'roll rhythm section and they won over a number of lifelong fans along the way, including Tom Waits, Bob Dylan and The Clash's Joe Strummer, who even briefly served as the band's... read full bio
Senior insider and college football reporter for ESPN, Pete Thamel is one of the most well-liked and regarded journalists in the business, covers college basketball and football for ESPN all year long. Thamel, a renowned news source and storyteller, writes for ESPN and ESPN+ and his multi-platform work includes guest appearances on studio shows including College GameDay, SportsCenter, College Football Live, Get Up and others.... read full bio
Phil Spencer is a businessman, property investor, author and broadcaster. He has established himself as one of the most recognizable figures in British television due to his co-presentation of the enduring Channel 4 series Location Location Location. He is also well acknowledged as an authority on all things real estate. He has presented many TV shows over the past 20 years and... read full bio
Piers was destined to be a company leader since he was thirteen and had longed to be his own boss. British businessman Piers is well-known for his role as a "dragon" on the BBC series Dragon's Den. At the UK government-owned development bank British Business Bank, which has £6.2 billion in funds to help small and medium-sized businesses get debt and equity financing,... read full bio
When Placebo made its debut in the 1990s, when grunge was going out of style and Brit-pop was ruling the charts, they created a stir with their androgynous image and brutal attack. The international group, often compared to a glam Nirvana, provided a powerful mix of gothic and electronic elements mixed with dark alt-rock, giving them a sound more akin... read full bio
Panteon Rococo is a beloved, socially mindful Mexican band that has spent 27 years in the music business, expanding through several genres. Since 1995, they have been acknowledged globally as the leading force in Mexican irreverent rock, ska, and punk, imbued with the lyrical pulse of the country. The music and accompanying story, which formerly spoke primarily to the vast majority of... read full bio
There once were two young boys who thought they had something lovely and straightforward to say. They desired to discuss love, happiness, and being affected by life. Together, Superpitcher and Rebolledo go by the moniker Pachanga Boys, and they use hippie dance to try and improve the world. The tale of the Pachanga Boys first originated in Hippie Dance, which subsequently... read full bio
Plastician is a DJ and producer from Croydon who is well-known for his avant-garde taste in music and his acute sense of emerging genres and trends. Plastician, best known for his role in the modest beginnings of the Grime and Dubstep movements in London, was acknowledged as the first artist to truly blur the lines between the two genres. He demonstrated... read full bio
One of those bands whose name really fits the music and style of the band is Pain of Truth. Even for the die-hard audience, the band's aggressive hits cause the listener to pause. Michael Smith, a young man who is undoubtedly one of the busiest people in the hardcore underground, is the group's frontman. He sings in Pain of Truth, plays... read full bio
In addition to having a bit of obsessive-compulsive disorder and a lot of rage, Pamela Rae Schuller was once diagnosed with the most severe case of Tourette syndrome in the nation. She wished away her distinctions as she struggled with suicide thoughts and descended into deep melancholy. After undergoing a metamorphosis, Pamela started to reinterpret her life and use her... read full bio
Point Point is a French electronic group. The group consists of four talent individuals that have been friends for a while and got together to make a group project. The artists are rocking the electronic music community, creating new and unique hits for audiences around the world. Some of their most popular songs include, ‘Life in Grey’, ‘Hands’, ‘A Piece... read full bio
