In New Jersey, Michael Romeo founded Symphony X. Later that year, they launched their self-titled debut. The Damnation Game, a sequel, was released the following year. The Divine Wings of Tragedy, their following album, was well lauded when it was released. This album received both critical acclaim and became the group's greatest selling album to date. The band went to... read full bio
The Vanderpump Rules tragicomedy was the subject of the first episode of Sexy Unique Podcast, which later expanded to cover other provocative and culturally significant reality shows. Every week, Lara Marie Schoenhals is joined by Carey O'Donnell, her regular co-host, and other guests to recap, laugh and talk about the deeper significance of their shared interest in chaotic characters on TV.... read full bio
Sandy Kelly, a well-known Irish artist, was always going to be a singer and performer. Her fate was set from the moment she took the stage for the first time at the age of three, laying the groundwork for a lifetime in music. She was born into her grandpa, Dusky Dan's Variety Roadshow. She was incorporated into the family traveling... read full bio
Steven Lim, an entrepreneur in the entertainment industry and a popular YouTube personality and storyteller, gives inspiring and enjoyable speeches on topics including pursuing your aspirations, AAPI representation and the ability of food to bring people together. Lim, a former chemical engineer who worked for Procter & Gamble, would go home from the office and make YouTube films that quickly became... read full bio
The anchor of SportsCenter's midnight broadcast, Scott Van Pelt, brings his own viewpoint to the world of sports. The show highlights Van Pelt's love of sports, along with his witty sense of humor and attitude toward praising athletes and plotlines. Van Pelt also delivers SportsCenter reports and specials from the Masters and the PGA Championship, two of professional golf's major... read full bio
In a family where jazz guitar greats like Wes Montgomery and Johnny Smith were played on the stereo, Stacy Mitchhart's musical career had its start in Cincinnati, Ohio. He naturally gravitated toward the six-string as a result. He first encountered the flamboyant Little Richard on television as a young child and was enthralled by his stage presence. Little Richard was... read full bio
Following the loss of her right leg in a chemical fire as a newborn, Scout Bassett was left on the side of the road and spent seven years in a government-run orphanage in Nanjing, China. Before being adopted by an American couple from Michigan, she spent her days caring for the smaller children and sweeping the floors while wearing a... read full bio
Sandy Yawn is a pioneering superyacht skipper and a well-known personality in the reality television industry. Sandy was born and raised in the United States, and her love of the sea and sense of adventure inspired her to seek a career in yachting. She is now one of the few female captains to operate high-end ships across the world. Sandy Yawn... read full bio
Scott Dadich is Co-Founder and CEO of Godfrey Dadich Partners (GDP) and he continues to influence the field of strategic communication and storytelling. Dadich's position as Creative Director at WIRED magazine from 2006 to 2010 marked the beginning of his ascent to the top of the media world. He oversaw the publication's visual identity and design during this time, giving it his unique... read full bio
Sarod virtuoso Soumik Datta is more than that. His work combines ancient and modern art forms to highlight pressing concerns of the day. He is a multi-talented composer, producer, bandleader, TV host and artistic director of the Soumik Datta Arts organization. Among others, Beyonce, Jay-Z, Bill Bailey, Nitin Sawhney, Anoushka Shankar, Arijit Singh, Akram Khan, Javed Akhtar and Shankar Mahadevan are just a... read full bio
A pioneer in the music industry, Sean Healy established Sean Healy Presents (Webookbands.com) more than 25 years ago, growing it into one of the top independent concert promoters. He began his career in acting in Los Angeles before switching to booking bands, where he shown his ability for supporting unsigned acts and built a successful company. He organized more than... read full bio
Sue Perkins has become well-known and a steadfast favorite on British television because to her quick-fire, self-deprecating humor. For 16 years, Sue has been entertaining the nation by hosting shows on a wide range of subjects, including popular culture, food, history and popular fiction. Of course, she has also presented shows on travel. Sue Perkins' most recent travels included the triumph... read full bio
Stuart Lancaster experienced some severe ups and downs while leading the England team to the World Cup. Gaining insight from the field, he may apply his lessons in leadership, management, and identity in the boardroom. Stuart is now the Leinster Rugby coach in Dublin, Ireland. Lancaster rose to the position of Head Coach for the England Rugby Football Union after working at... read full bio
There are many different types of brave leaders, but the most crucial thing is that they have voices that manage to be heard in a way that changes other people. Speech Thomas is a wonderful example of someone who defied expectations and bravely followed a route that many others would not have taken. Speaking about that mindset, he and his... read full bio
Northeast Philadelphia, which is largely a working-class neighborhood and comparable to Queens and Brooklyn in New York, is where Silvertide originated. The band, formerly known as Vertigo, was originally made up of four people: drummer Kevin Frank, lead guitarist Nick Perri, lead singer Walt Lafty and rhythm guitarist Mark Melchiorre. Silvertide began when bassist Brian Weaver joined the group. When the young rockers... read full bio
Australian pop punk and indie rock group Slowly Slowly hails from Melbourne, Victoria. Alex Quayle, Patrick Murphy, Albert Doan, and Ben Stewart make up the band. In 2016, they issued their first album, Chamomile. Performers Slowly Slowly have appeared at festivals including Party in the Paddock, Splendour in the Grass, and Beyond the Valley. Additionally, they have accompanied Amy Shark and... read full bio
Smalltown DJs, who were part of the initial group of DJs to emerge from Diplo's Hollerboard site, have performed at venues all over the world, including Fabric in London, Paris, and Helsinki, U-Hall in Washington, DC, Brooklyn, and Los Angeles. Highlights include Sean White's gold medal celebration during the Olympics in Vancouver, and a year-long residence in Las Vegas. The... read full bio
With their brand-new full-length album Moonflowers, Finnish torchbearers Swallow the Sun have returned from the deepest reaches of the abyss to enchant us once more. When a Shadow Is Forced into the Light, the group's eagerly awaited follow-up to their instantly successful #1 (Official Finnish Albums Chart) and Emma Gaala-nominated (Finnish Grammys) album, surpasses their prior hits, "Firelights," "Stone Wings,"... read full bio
Professional dancer and wrestler Sonny Kiss is a part of the All Elite Wrestling lineup that appears on TBS each week. Sonny is a passionate supporter of the LBGTQ+ community and the first non-binary professional wrestler on a nationally televised show. Before turning to the world of wrestling, Sonny was a well-liked cheerleader and holds a bachelor's degree in exercise... read full bio
Hunter Park, a mainstay of Charleston music whose perceptive and poignant compositions have successfully woven herself into the fabric of the wider music community in the Lowcountry, is the creator of SHE Returns From War. Park, who is now well-known in Charleston and beyond, has returned with Mirrored Moon Dance Hall, a stunning compilation of songs that he expertly crafted with... read full bio
