As President of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Dr. Joseph Lowery has led the organization he cofounded with Martin Luther King, Jr. and others to new levels of vigor, effectiveness and visibility. He organized and led the 2,700 mile pilgrimage in 1982 to extend and strengthen the Voting Rights Act.... read full bio
Roland Emmerich was a celebrated director of small-budget science fiction films when he teamed up with American actor/producer Dean Devlin to make the high-kicking Jean-Claude Van Damme film Universal Soldier in 1992. The movie was a box-office success, and Emmerich followed it up with the interstellar action flick Stargate, a surprise hit that spawned a television series. His sci-fi blockbusters... read full bio
Many consider Dr. Huizenga from the hit NBC series, The Biggest Loser," to be the most credible and interesting part of the show. His medical and clinical expertise on losing weight, combined with his advice to the participants on living a healthier lifestyle, is highly regarded. He has an innovative anti-obesity approach, which combines his research from the show and... read full bio
Rosemary Shrager, the ebullient and vivacious chef, moved her cookery school from Amhuinnsuidhe Castle on the Hebrides to Swinton Park in 2003. Her school has been running for four years to wide acclaim, and has been voted one of the top ten cookery schools in the UK by several publications (The Observer October 2001, House and Garden May 2002... read full bio
Rick Barrera is a marketing consultant and author known throughout the Fortune 500 for his extraordinary speaking ability and his unique approach to brand building. His research on the strategies used by breakthrough brands like Hummer, Starbucks, and Google will change your thinking about marketing forever. Rick has helped hundreds of companies re-design their systems and implement a holistic approach... read full bio
Ralph Towner is an American multi-instrumentalist, composer, arranger and bandleader. He plays the twelve-string guitar, classical guitar, piano, synthesizer, percussion and trumpet. Ralph Towner has been recording for ECM for 24 years now. (Lost And Found is his 16th ECM album as leader or co-leader; there are also three records with Oregon, the group Towner co-founded on the label, as... read full bio
An accomplished actress, writer, comedienne and director, Renee Taylor was nominated for an Emmy for her portrayal of Fran Fine's flamboyant mother, Sylvia. She and her husband, actor/writer/director Joseph Bologna, were nominated for an Academy Award for their first screenplay, Lovers and Other Strangers," and won an Emmy Award for their television special "Acts of Love and Other Comedies." A... read full bio
Ray Bourque is a former professional Canadian hockey player from Saint-Laurent, Quebec. Bourque became a quick name in the world of ice hockey. In the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League had a superb junior career winning the league’s best defenseman in 1978 and 1979. He was finally drafted into the National Hockey League to the Boston Bruins as the 8th... read full bio
The Lettermen" singing trio founded by Jim Pike and joined by brother Gary Pike enjoyed an unprecedented (46) forty-six consecutive hit record albums on Billboard Magazine's national charts, twenty hit singles, nine Gold record albums, five Grammy nominations, a "CLEO" and with record, tape and CD sales more than $100 million worldwide. Jim and Gary as "The Lettermen" were inducted... read full bio
Ron Pearson is a comedian, an actor and a world record juggler that The Hollywood Reporter called “a comic ball of fire.” The Los Angeles Times wrote, “I laughed so hard my jaws ached.” Ron has taken multitasking to a whole new level, from starring for several years on Malcolm & Eddie, to guest starring on The Drew Carey Show,... read full bio
Former professional basketball player, Ro Blackman was a four-time All-Star who played most of his career with the Dallas Mavericks. Following his departure from playing professionally, Blackman became the defensive coordinator for the Mavericks under coach Don Nelson. A year later, he was appointed as assistant coach for the German National team, who he helped lead to a bronze medal... read full bio
Robbie Seay Band is a Christian rock band from Houston, Texas who started making music at Ecclesia, which is a church near Houston. After releasing multiple independent albums, they were signed to Sparrow Records where they released two albums, Better Days and Give Yourself Away. Give Yourself Away included the hit song, Song Of Hope (Heaven Come Down)" which received... read full bio
Ryan Kinder is a country/pop singer, songwriter, guitarist, pianist, and a mandolin player. He first got into music after falling in love with John Mayer's debut album Room for Squares. After playing many small gigs in his hometown, he relocated to Nashville to try and make it big. He worked with songwriting veterans like Jen Ketner and Luke Sheets, eventually... read full bio
Over the last decade, RED has emerged as a career artist. Their honesty and transparency about who they are as human beings, what motivates and inspires them, and what they aim to accomplish with each step forward has established an army of loyal fans.The band’s success emerged through a pure emotional connection with their audience, the power of their... read full bio
Ross Shafer is a six time Emmy Award-winning comedian, writer, author and tv producer. He has competed head-to-head with Johnny Carson and David Letterman. Ross started in a Seattle comedy club and went on to win the Showtime Comedy Competition. As a stand up comedian, Ross has opened for Dionne Warwick and Crystal Gayle and attained headliner status in clubs... read full bio
Based out of Queens, NY, rapper Remy Banks is a member of the hip hop group World’s Fair, as well as the trio Children of the Night, with Nasty Nigel and Lansky Jones. He has released three mixtapes with Children of the Night, in addition to a collaborative mixtape with record producer Hannibal King, and a full-length studio album with... read full bio
Author and child advocate, Regina Louise calls foster kids nobodys children, for she was once one of them. Discarded by her birth parents, tossed around throughout over thirty foster homes, Regina didnt experience much of a childhood while suffering at the hands of the families in the foster care system. Today, she has risen above her adversities and recreated the... read full bio
For over four years, Radical 80’s have been performing the hits of the 80’s & entertaining a strong following in Los Angeles & surrounding areas. Performances include Corporate Events, Private Parties, Reunions, Fund Raisers & Clubs. All members' enthusiasm and love of the '80s show when they perform. Radical 80's gives exactly what the crowd came to party to...The Hits... read full bio
The members of RDGLDGRN are known by the names Red, Gold, and Green- colors that have become their signature to dress in. Their music is equally as unique- RDGLDGRN blends elements of indie rock with heavy hip hop features. The group’s first single, “I Love Lamp”, is a catchy power pop ballad named after a line by Steve Carell’s character... read full bio
At only 28 years of age, Richard took the reins of a 100 year old, $120 million, family owned, car and truck dealership after his father was forced to retire suddenly. That alone was a challenge. Worse, the business was losing $3.5 million a year and there was no plan. After a difficult start and many mistakes... read full bio
