Tony Delk enjoyed a ten-year NBA career, with teams like the Charlotte Hornets, Golden State Warriors, Sacramento Kings, Phoenix Suns, Boston Celtics, Dallas Mavericks, Atlanta Hawks, and Detroit Pistons. While he was playing at the University of Kentucky, the team reached the Final Four and Elite Eight, in addition to the SEC Championship and SEC Tournament Championship. Delk also led... read full bio
Tor Miller's love for music initially began to bloom during the lengthy journeys he took to school, when his mother would serenade him with records featuring well-known performers from the 1970s, like David Bowie and Elton John. Much of his own work, which now blends upbeat instrumentals with a variety of poetic themes about love, desire, and loneliness, was influenced... read full bio
Tim Matheson, an actor, director, and producer, has advanced significantly since landing his breakthrough role in the classic comedy movie National Lampoon's Animal House. The Story of Us, She's All That, A Very Brady Sequel, Black Sheep, Rescuers: Stories of Courage—Two Families, Divorce American Style, Yours, Mine & Ours, 1941, Dreamer, A Little Sex, and many more of his following... read full bio
With his handsome, chiseled face and well-worn boots and blue jeans, actor Thomas Haden Church evokes the image of a serious cowboy, and in this case, looks are not deceiving. Church is both a successful actor and bona fide rancher. You know that angular face from the big and small screen: in his Emmy-winning role as Robert Duvall’s estranged nephew... read full bio
Thirty works of fiction have been published by T. Coraghessan Boyle, the most recent of which are The Harder They Come, The Terranauts, The Relive Box, Outside Looking In, Talk To Me and I Walk Between the Raindrops. He earned his M.F.A. from the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop, his Ph.D. in Nineteenth Century British Literature from the University of Iowa and his... read full bio
Trent Dilfer is a former NFL quarterback. He is best remembered for serving as the Baltimore Ravens' first-string quarterback during their Super Bowl-winning season. Dilfer was chosen by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as the sixth overall pick in the NFL Draft. He spent six seasons with them. He joined the Ravens as a backup until taking over as the team's starting midway through... read full bio
In April 1998, Timothy Gibbs assumed the character of Kevin Buchanan and joined the cast of One Life To Live. Kevin is excited to create a future with Cassie Carpenter after starting a relationship with her. Early on in his acting career, Gibbs worked alongside a number of well-known athletes, including Merlin Olson, Hank Aaron, Wilt Chamberlain, Bruce Penhall, Mark... read full bio
Tony Coles oversaw significant programs to improve New York City's quality of life and economic health as Rudolph Giuliani's deputy mayor and advisor. Coles' world altered on 9/11 when he witnessed the WTC attack alongside the Mayor. Coles dealt minute-by-minute with New York City's aftermath. Coles was a crucial member of Giuliani's team for eight years, helping privatize public services, foster... read full bio
The WannaBeatles are inducing a little Beatlemania of their own while playing to standing ovations. The WannaBeatles is an ensemble of skilled and award-winning musicians who have "Come Together" to perform the songs they loved as children. It was love at first note ever since they played their first "all Beatles" show together! Since then, The WannaBeatles have gained a... read full bio
The Foxies, a band with definite DIY tendencies, co-produced Who Are You Now, Who Were You Then with a changing cast of collaborators in Los Angeles and Nashville, frequently recording tracks in their own homes. As they created the record, the three drew influence from pop legends like Prince and David Bowie and concocted a distinctive sound by fusing a variety... read full bio
Ike Gray, a singer/guitarist from London, Tom Rogers-Coltman, Ronnie Longfellow, Will McCrossan and Emily Hubbard, a cornetist and synth player, make up the five-piece band known as Tapir! You may have seen them playing on grassy knolls while dressed as paper mache creatures. The Pilgrim, Their God and The King of My Decrepit Mountain is the title of the full-length album they will release... read full bio
Terence Blanchard has consistently been a creative force for delivering potent musical comments on excruciating American disasters, both recent and historical. One of jazz's most revered trumpeters, he defies expectations by pursuing a variety of artistic endeavors. Blanchard, a five-time Grammy winner and two-time Oscar nominee for best original music, follows Quincy Jones in becoming the second African-American composer to receive... read full bio
The Dare, an English rock group from Oldham, England, is led by Darren Wharton, a former Thin Lizzy keyboardist. Up to this point, they have put out ten albums—nine studio and one live. Out of the Silence, the band's debut album, was made available via A&M Records. At singer Joni Mitchell's home studio in Beverly Hills, it was recorded. Darren... read full bio
Timothy Snyder, a historian of Nazism and Communism at Yale University, was referred to be a "public intellectual unafraid to make strong links between the past and present" by the New York Times. More than two years after its release, Snyder's book On Tyranny topped the New York Times bestseller list due to his exceptional ability to draw forth actionable... read full bio
Tressie McMillan Cottom is a renowned author, sociologist and cultural critic who has won awards for her insightful yet approachable writing and commentary. Lower Ed: The Troublesome Rise of For-Profit Colleges in the New Economy, Dr. Cottom's debut book, has been mentioned by Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders as well as activists like The Debt Strike Collective. It has also... read full bio
Trey Edmunds, a running back for the NFL, comes from a long line of football players and is an expert in motivation, overcoming obstacles and cultivating a positive outlook. As the first trio of brothers to play in the NFL simultaneously since 1927, Trey and his brothers Terrell and Tremaine created NFL history. Their father Ferrell was also a two-time Pro... read full bio
Troy Kotsur, an Oscar-winning actor, made history by becoming the first deaf person to ever get the honor for his portrayal in CODA. Kotsur has been playing and directing for more than twenty years. He is a distinguished member of the Deaf West Theatre, where he has been in productions of A Streetcar Named Desire, Of Mice and Men and Cyrano.... read full bio
Torrey Smith, a well-known NFL wide receiver, founder and podcast host, is a renowned philanthropist who prioritizes the community. He helped the Baltimore Ravens win the season after being selected in the second round and is a two-time Super Bowl champion. Later, Torrey played for the San Francisco 49ers, who nominated him for the NFL's Walter Payton Man of the Year Award... read full bio
Tamer Elnoury, a former undercover FBI agent and New York Times bestselling author, is credited with infiltrating and dismantling a terror group in North America. No one has ever penetrated Al Qaeda as thoroughly as Tamer has and there have only been a few number of persons in our country's history who have performed counterterrorism work in this position or at... read full bio
Christina Najjar, often known as Tinx, is a digital creator, advise specialist and podcast host. She has a natural talent for spotting the current cultural trends. Known as "TikTok's Big Sister," Tinx has amassed a devoted following of people who turn to her for sensible guidance while also getting a good chuckle. Tinx has her finger on the pulse of modern... read full bio
