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
Slomosa's self-titled debut album sprang out of nowhere and quickly gained international attention in the stoner rock genre. When writing the music, the residents of Bergen, Norway, were not expecting anything and were more concerned with other aspects of life. For two of the members, Anders Rørlien and Benjamin Berdous, who were songwriters at the time, it was actually their... read full bio
The Chair of Stuckey's, the roadside haven known for its pecan log rolls, is Stephanie Stuckey. W.S. Stuckey, Sr., Stephanie's grandpa, started the business in 1937 as a pecan stand in Eastman, Georgia, and it has since expanded to over 350 locations nationwide. The business was sold in 1964, but it is currently being reowned and is reviving. Under Stephanie's direction,... read full bio
Stephanie Ramos is a New York City-based correspondent for ABC News. From the White House to the COVID pandemic, the tense Alabama Senate campaign, the horrible Parkland tragedy, Hurricane Irma, the 2016 election, and the Charlottesville riots, she has been at the center of every significant news story. She reports on GMA, ABC News Live, World News Tonight, Nightline, and... read full bio
Simon Mainwaring is the founder and CEO of We First, a strategic consultancy that accelerates growth and impact for purpose-driven brands. His first book, We First, is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Amazon bestseller. It was named an Amazon Top Ten Business Book, 800CEORead Top Five Marketing Book, strategy+business named it the Best Business Marketing Book of the... read full bio
Recognized as the “New Face of Innovation” by the New York Stock Exchange, Suneel Gupta is the Founder and CEO of RISE. A nutrition coaching app, RISE was funded by Google’s venture capital sector and was backed by senior leaders at Facebook, Uber and AirBnB. Formerly, Suneel was the VP of Product Development at Groupon, where he contributed to the... read full bio
UK-based indie group Stornoway has music continually evolving and drawing inspiration from indie folk, indie rock and chamber pop. Keyboardist Jonathan Quin and guitarist Brian Briggs founded the group. They first spoke about a band they both liked when they first met during Oxford's Freshers' Week. After some time, they began collaborating on songs and creating the band. Oli Steadman was the only applicant who... read full bio
Lawyer, journalist, writer, TV personality, and fashion design Star Jones is truly a jack of all trades. She is perhaps best known as an original host of the iconic day time talk show The View, where she appeared from 1997 to 2006. Prior to The View, Jones was a prosecutor in Brooklyn, NY, which led to her recruitment by Court... read full bio
In a music scene crowded with confusion and mixed messages, Sounds of Blackness has consistently sought to bring out the best in its listeners. Our message is hope," says Gary Hines, the group's director. The era of Sounds' origins was marked by the spiritual/social consciousness of revolutionary artists like Curtis Mayfield, Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye. Their success, though nothing... read full bio
Samuel Hornish is best known for his open wheel accomplishments, which include an Indianapolis 500 victory and three Indy Racing League championships. He currently drives the #77Mobil 1/Auto Club Dodge Charger for Penske Racing in NASCAR's Sprint Cup Series.... read full bio
Sammy Kershaw is known for country music with a Cajun kick. Since his debut the multi-platinum artist has grown into one of the most exciting performers on the country music scene. His soulful voice is one of the most recognizable in the business and his songs have become timeless standards on country radio stations nationwide. Sammy's platinum albums were propelled... read full bio
Soul Asylum is an American alternative rock band from Minneapolis, Minnesota, that consists of members Dave Pirner, Michael Bland, Winston Roye and Ryan Smith. The band is best known for their Grammy Award winning single “Runaway Train”, which peaked at number 5 on the US Billboard charts. Over the years, Soul Asylum has released 11 studio albums and two EPs.... read full bio
Grammy Award winning multi-instrumentalist Sam Bush doesn't seem old enough to be a musical legend. And he's not. But he is. Alternately known as the King of Telluride and the King of Newgrass, Bush has been honored by the Americana Music Association and the International Bluegrass Music Association.... read full bio
Scott Goodyear is a former race car driver from Newmarket, Ontario, Canada. Goodyear ran the IRL and Champ Car series during his career from 1987, winning the Michigan 500 in 1992 and 1994. He is also notable for almost winning the Indianapolis 500 on three different occasions. He retired from racing following a crash in the 2001 Indianapolis 500 and... read full bio
After their debut album "Believe" was released, Sephira made their entrance in the commercial music scene. Through the fascinating development of this exceptional pair, the listener is taken on a voyage through their succeeding albums, "Starlight" and "Eternity". Live, Sephira wowed the crowd in the New York City pre-premiere of the James Bond film "Skyfall," then sparkled on stage at... read full bio
During his time working at the White House under President Barack Obama's administration, renowned American chef Sam Kass had a big impact. His diverse position included being an Assistant Chef, the Executive Director for First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move! Campaign, and a Senior Policy Advisor for Nutrition Policy. The food and nutrition policies of the United States during this... read full bio
