Rev. Sam Childers is the founder and leader of the Children's Village in Southern Sudan. Childers made his first trip to Sudan in 1998, after escaping a drug addiction and converting to Christianity. He was exposed to the atrocious acts upon children by the Lords Resistance Army (LRA), and gave up his successful construction business to dedicate himself to the... read full bio
Stacey King is a former professional NBA basketball player who won three consecutive championships with the Chicago Bulls. He was the sixth overall pick in the 1989 NBA draft after having a stand-out career at the University of Oklahoma. He was voted Sporting News College Player of the Year. King has played for many NBA teams including the Chicago Bulls,... read full bio
Orlando Magic coach Scott Skiles played professional basketball with the NBA as a point guard for eleven successful years, and has been coaching for the NBA for over twenty years. He played for the Bucks, the Pacers, the Magic, the Bullets, and the 76ers. To this day, Skiles still holds the NBA record for most assists in one game with... read full bio
Stephen Brdo is a retired professional basketball player. He had a very impressive career with the University of Illinois, scoring 909 points and 495 assists. He was even part of the Flyin Illini team that was eligible to compete in the 1989 NCAA men's basketball tournament Final Four. He was selected for the NBA by the Atlanta Hawks but never... read full bio
Scott Mellanby was selected 27th overall by the Philadelphia Flyers in the NHL Entry Draft. After being drafted, Mellanby went to the University of Wisconsin–Madison where he played for two seasons. After his second season in the WCHA was finished, he promptly played his first two NHL games. Mellanby suffered a serious injury in a barroom brawl when he tried to... read full bio
Susie Coelho is the founder and CEO of Susie Coelho Enterprises Inc., a rapidly growing multi-media lifestyle company founded in 1997, focused on television, publishing, endorsements, design and licensing. A representative of an emerging desire for individuality, Susie encourages others to create harmony in every aspect of their lives by creating expressions of their own personal taste and style. Often... read full bio
Stanley Bing first made his appearance in ESQUIRE Magazine in 1983, writing scurrilous things about his employers and those of his friends, and giving strategic advice to those even more befuddled than he. Rather than risk expulsion from his crabby corporate environment, he created a new name under which he could observe and criticize the executive class while at the... read full bio
Chicago’s very own Sir the Baptist is a soulful hip-hop/R&B artist, nominated for BET Hip Hop Award’s Impact Track of the Year (“Raise Hell”). By the time he was ten years old, Sir the Baptist was a skilled pianist, drummer, and choir singer. His first single, “Raise Hell”, was included on the soundtrack for The Birth of a Nation.... read full bio
Shlohmo is an Electronic musician from Los Angeles, California and founding member of Wedidit. He is known for his collaboration with How To Dress Well and his remixed tracks by Robot Koch, LOL Boys, and Tomas Barfod. His first album Bad Vibes was released in 2011 and he has also released a compilation album and 7 EP's. His style is... read full bio
Since her early days as an NBC Network executive overseeing Late Night Television in New York, Sissy Biggers has had a significant impact on every broadcast platform. Her on-camera career began with Lifetime Television and the Food Network, where she hosted "Ready, Set, Cook," the network's inaugural cooking competition. On NBC's Today Show, Sissy frequently discusses current kitchen and home goods... read full bio
Seattle's Screaming Trees have produced a new record. The break--actually four years, during which the band itself buried an entire album session--has been a good one, giving them distance from the hullabaloo that was their hometown scene a few years ago. Dust is densely layered throughout, as the band adds cello, sitar, ethnic percussion, mellotron, and other keyboards to Van... read full bio
Sea Wolf is an American indie rock band led by Alex Brown Church. The band began in 2003 when Church, a founding member of Irving found that many of his songs did not fit with their style. With a rotating ensemble of backing musicians, Sea Wolf played locally in Los Angeles and began recording demos in Seattle with producer Phil... read full bio
Sam Nunn, during his 24 year career as one of the United States Senate's most distinguished members, became one of America's most respected authorities on our national defense, foreign affairs, and economic issues. He ensured that our military services were organized and equipped to serve U.S. national security objectives in an ever-changing world and he focused public foreign policy debate... read full bio
For Scott Verplank, staying on top of his diabetes with frequent blood glucose testing means staying on top of his game for the Professional Golf Association (PGA) Tour. When Scott Verplank tees off, he has more to consider than the other golfers hes up against on the course. From 32 years of having diabetes, Verplank has learned that he must... read full bio
This talented group of musicians from England formed Supergrass in 1994 after failing in the job market as factory worker (Gaz Coombes), plunger-dishwasher (Mick Quinn), dinner lady (Danny Goffey) and astrophysicist (Robert Coombes).Their hits include Caught by the Fuzz," "Mansize Rooster," "Lenny," "Alright," "Mansize Rooster" and "Caught by the Fuzz."... read full bio
Spiderland spawned a whole new genre, frequently called Post-Rock, and came to be regarded as one of the most important and influential records of the past thirty years. The album was introduced to a wider audience when the song Good Morning, Captain appeared on the soundtrack for Larry Clarks controversial 1995 film Kids. In 2010, Spiderland was enthroned in the... read full bio
In the middle of the premier architectural salvage operations in the US, Black Dog Salvage, are co-owners Mike Whiteside and Robert Kulp. They bid on homes and buildings condemned to be demolished with the goal to secure remarkable pieces of Americas hidden past in the crumbling structures before they are destroyed forever. Everything from doors, windows, mantels, and more are... read full bio
Born and raised in Australia, Sharna Burgess is most well known for her role as a professional dance partner and troupe member on ABCs Dancing with the Stars. She found a love for dance when she was a young child, and began training in ballet, jazz, gymnastics and ballroom dancing, after which she won several local and national titles. When... read full bio
Winner of The Voice season eight, Sawyer Fredericks set series iTunes sales records for the show, with nine singles emerging in the iTunes top 10, fourteen singles charting in the Top 200 during the final week, and a total of nearly one million digital singles sold in the course of the show. He maintained a strong social media presence while... read full bio
As a sonic mashup of Texas Blues, New Orleans R&B funk, horn-driven Memphis Soul, country twang, border music, big band swing, and roots-rock, Shinyribs defies classification. With his on-stage antics, which frequently involve him wearing a light-up cloak or leading a conga line through the crowd, Kevin Russell, the charismatic frontman with the colorful suits and ostentatious shoes, never fails to... read full bio
