Former American football running back Richard "Ricky" James Watters played for the National Football League's San Francisco 49ers, Philadelphia Eagles and Seattle Seahawks. At the University of Notre Dame, Watters participated in collegiate football, playing wide receiver for the school's national title squad. He also had Super Bowl success while playing for the San Francisco 49ers. Throughout his playing career, Watters... read full bio
A New Wave/Punk band from New Orleans was called The Red Rockers. They were founded in 1979 and broke up in 1985. They gained popularity with the release of the track "China" after moving to San Francisco and signing with Howie Klein's 415 Records label, as well as the song "Dead Heroes" on the Rodney on the Roq collection. Cowboy Mouth's... read full bio
Ronnie Loko, a DJ and music producer from London, is revolutionizing the music industry with his explosive TrapHouse sound and electrifying live performances. Ronnie Loko has gained recognition in the music business for his distinctive combination of dance sounds that are influenced by his American trap inspirations, London background and Ghanaian origin. Ronnie Loko has captivated audiences across the world with his... read full bio
Songs like "Inherently Political," a supercharged sonic collage that critiques both individual and systemic racism, showcase Romarna's insatiable energy and natural curiosity. The B:Music commissioned composition was well-received right away by Jazz FM's Tony Minnielle, Anne Frankenstein and Jamz Supernova, who named it their "New Name of the Week." We go farther into her realm of resonant frequencies and aware vibrations in... read full bio
With over 100,000 monthly downloads, Remy Kassimir, a stand-up comedian, actor and presenter of the Cosmopolitan Sexcellence award-winning comedy and sex podcast "How C*m," has encouraged individuals all over the world to have their own orgasms. In addition to appearing in well-known magazines like Elle Magazine, Betches Love This and the Huffington Post, Remy has had her work on HC highlighted on Netflix's... read full bio
Pop singer, songwriter and producer Rhea Raj first developed a love for music at the age of two while seeing her mother do traditional Indian dance. Due to her intense stage presence and incredible voice, she has been invited to perform at festivals, arenas, SXSW, NY Fashion Week and the United Nations. The Songwriters Hall of Fame x BMI award winner was announced... read full bio
Meet Reinel Bakole, a creative polymath who is considered the next big thing in the avant-garde Belgian soul scene. Her skill encompasses performance, songwriting, dancing and singing, creating a captivating, cross-genre musical world that challenges artistic conventions. Reinel Bakole is now working on her debut album, which will be released after a fruitful two-year tour that saw her appear on famous stages such... read full bio
" An excellent writer, storyteller, and golf analyst, golf historian and NBC Golf Channel personality Rich Lerner turns golf games into stories with his humorous and knowledgeable play-by-play hosting of the PGA Tour tournament coverage; he is also the lead host for the Golf Channel’s Live From, on which he narrates essays that he has written to add depth and... read full bio
Rare Americans are dynamic storytellers of the genuine and honest, not just a band. Crooked & Catchy, one of their songs, is an ode for everyone battling life's most difficult obstacles. Labels Not what they do. They have an intense independence. They've put out four albums and an EP, and they're only getting started. Their path is equally as unique as... read full bio
The musical style of Rain on Fridays is a distinctive fusion of ambidexterity. It sounds like you're halfway through a Jawbreaker candy that can feel like you're punching your foes in the face and then kissing them good night. It's the aural equivalent of being both joyful and sad. This San Diego-based trio plays alternative indie rock that genuinely vents... read full bio
Rew is a committed musician from the Delaware suburbs who draws inspiration for his own style from shoegaze, emo, grunge, and bedroom pop. Having complete control over the composition, recording, mixing, and mastering stages, he produces genuine music that appeals to a wide audience. Audiences connect with his extremely personal yet widely relevant songs. Rew quietly enhances the alternative music... read full bio
Designer Rachel Roy is well-known throughout the world and has worked in the fashion sector for more than 20 years, creating over ten different types of products. She has skillfully converted her knowledge into a strong supporter of holistic wellness and women's empowerment. Immersed in the principles of Ayurveda and skincare technology in the United States, the designer, who is half... read full bio
Douthat, one of the most important and controversial figures of his time, became the youngest op-ed columnist in the history of The New York Times. In addition to serving as National Review's film critic, he writes for the publication on Tuesdays and Sundays, covering pop culture, religion, American politics, and intellectual life. He published The Deep Places, a memoir detailing... read full bio
Resolve, a French hardcore quintet, hails from Lyon, France, which isn't the first location you'd think this explosive, high-energy band would call home. Resolve has a devoted fan base and has served as an opening act for well-known melodic bands such as Every Time I Die, While She Sleeps, and the Architects. Resolve is mostly regarded as a hardcore band, yet... read full bio
Around the world, Rob Shanahan's images have been included in a large number of international advertising campaigns, galleries, recordings, books, and magazines. Along with embracing his role as a keynote speaker, Rob is receiving great reviews and captivating audiences with his tale of a young Minnesotan who went on to collaborate with the biggest names in music, as well as an... read full bio
Inspired by his West African heritage and a variety of inspirations, Ronis Goliath, a singer residing in Berlin with Cameroonian ancestry, blends pop, dancehall, R&B, and Afrobeat in his songs. His identity is expressed through music, which also acts as a bridge between his two native nations. Foo7, his most recent viral hit in Nigeria, Africa, also made it into... read full bio
Ryan, who was raised in a seaside town in Australia, found his passion—flying—at a very young age. The young Australian's life would revolve around aviation, which would offer both incredible and traumatic, life-changing events. Ryan worked a variety of after-school jobs to pay for his flying lessons when he was 14 years old and obsessed with becoming a pilot. Shortly later,... read full bio
Most famously, Richard Goodall won season 19 of America's Got Talent in 2024. Heidi Klum gave him a golden buzzer in the first round, making him the first singer to win the contest in five years. Goodall has been employed for 23 years as a school janitor for the Vigo County School Corporation in Terre Haute, Indiana. He frequently sings to... read full bio
Join Rebekah Gregory on her amazing journey as she presents her captivating talk, "Building Resilience to Cross Your Finish Line." This presentation deviates from the norm by providing a genuine examination of recovering from life's most trying times—a story that is both incredibly relatable and incredibly motivating. Rebekah's narrative starts with her protecting her son from the Boston Marathon bombing, an... read full bio
Rene assists executives in retaining their best employees, fostering strong teams, and raising morale. He is the author of Kick Your Excuses Goodbye, which has won awards. He is described as a "motivational hit" by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He is described as a "motivational guru" by the Miami Times. However, the majority of people perceive him as a regular guy with... read full bio
