Through his lectures, Will demonstrates how self-belief and decisive leadership propelled the World Cup-winning squad from seventh to the top spot. Will talks on how underachievers were supported rather than criticized, how everyone should be given a voice and how being demoted to the lower division at his team strengthened his resolve. Will is a clever, humorous, intelligent and captivating presence on the... read full bio
Folk/country musician Waylon Wyatt was raised in Hackett, Arkansas. Waylon started writing songs at the age of fifteen, inspired by his red-dirt peers Zach Bryan and Tyler Childers. He would revisit these tunes after spending his summers working long days with his father on construction projects. Waylon just dropped his first three singles, "Everything Under The Sun," "Arkansas Diamond," and... read full bio
Wale’s rise to popularity began with his first recording, “Rhyme of the Century”, which was heard on local radio and was featured in The Source magazine in the “Unsigned Hype” column. After signing with local record label Studio 43, he released “Dig Dug (Shake It)”. It became one of the most requested songs by local artists in D.C. radio history.... read full bio
Born in New York City, Wallace Shawn is a Jewish actor. His father is a journalist and his mother is a well-known and veteran editor of The New Yorker. Allen Shawn, his brother, pursued a career as a composer. Wallace received his education at Magdalen College at Oxford and Harvard University, where he majored in history. Wallace was a Fulbright... read full bio
Wolf Parade is a post-punk indie rock band from Montreal. The band incorporates guitar, synths, drums, and vocals in their music. Their record ‘Apologies to the Queen Mary’ was released to earn critical acclaim and a Polaris Music Prize nomination. The band has gone through several ebbs and flows of performing, at one point they took a hiatus. Wolf Parade... read full bio
Whitney Johnson is a personal disruption expert, co-founder of 40 over 40, and an author. She has been included on the list of Thinkers50, listed above luminaries like Seth Godin, Gary Hamel, and Jim Collins. Johnson is the author of soon to be published Harvard Business Publishing title: Build An A Team: Become a Boss People Love. She has been... read full bio
Bear Rinehart, also known as his stage name Wilder Woods, is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist who rose to fame as a founding member and lead singer of the rock band Needtobreathe. Rinehart began releasing music under the name Wilder Woods after the release of the singles “Somebody Soon” and “Sure Ain’t.” Shortly after, Wilder Woods released his self-titled studio... read full bio
Few wordsmiths in UK rap have progressed the style and craft as much as Wretch 32 throughout the course of his more than 15-year career. Rap in the UK has shown creativity and tenacity by starting from scratch and creating a legacy with your peers. The ongoing presence of Wretch 32's voice, which has made him one of the UK rap... read full bio
Wolf Parade, a Canadian indie rock band, won over reviewers with their complex, dynamic music that was influenced by a wide range of genres. They also saw an unexpected amount of financial success. They consistently wrote catchy songs with pop hooks that made it clear they had spent a lot of time listening to 1980s new wave music. However, they also... read full bio
In just a year and a half since starting their band, the Wolves have amassed a sizable social media following and a devoted fanbase by focusing on the absurdities of everyday life through their original songs and sharp parodies. They've published three music videos, opened for David Cross, Tenacious D, and Jukebox the Ghost, and played at the Netflix is... read full bio
Will Paquin is an indie singer and guitarist from Boston who is known for his frenetic instrumentation, emotional lyrics, and prolific fingerpicking approach. Since making his debut with "Chandelier," Will has continued to incorporate various folk and classical musical influences into his own sound. His most recent EP is jam-packed with homemade beats and mellow voice melodies recorded on a... read full bio
Canadian musician Wade MacNeil is most recognized for being Alexisonfire's primary guitarist and backup vocalist in the post-hardcore genre. In addition, he is the founder, guitarist, and vocalist of the punk bands Black Lungs and Gallows, two bands known for their hardcore punk sound. The tracks "St. Andrews" by Bedouin Soundclash, "Deathsmarch" by Cancer Bats, "Widower" by Johnny Truant, "The Gre(A)t... read full bio
Willis Sparks is a leading expert on US politics and foreign policy, as well as the risks, possibilities, and trends brought about by contemporary geopolitical conflicts and political developments in significant emerging market nations. He collaborates closely with Ian Bremmer, president of the Eurasia Group, on a number of macropolitical risk initiatives. With the exception of Antarctica, Willis has addressed... read full bio
Born in Stockport and currently residing in Leeds, Westislonely was influenced by her older brothers and finds inspiration in rock icons such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Linkin Park. Her stage name was a monument to the loneliness she had come to embrace, and music became her refuge, a light in the darkness where she could escape the crippling anxiety... read full bio
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Well known as Wesley Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Wil Wheaton is an actor, voice actor, writer, and blogger. Early on in his career, Wil’s acting debut came with the film for TV A Long Way Home, and next he landed a role in The Secret of NIMH. Other films he acted in early on include The Last... read full bio
Wilmer Valderrama has had a big impact on the entertainment business. In addition to being well-known for his iconic performance as Fez on the hit comedy That '70s Show, Valderrama's journey from his birthplace in Miami, Florida, to Venezuela and back to the United States developed his distinct outlook and propelled his career. When Valderrama came back to the United States... read full bio
NYC Police Commissioner William J. Bratton was previously Chairman of Kroll, the world’s leading risk consulting company, providing a broad range of investigative, intelligence, financial, due diligence, security and technology services to help clients reduce risks, solve problems and capitalize on opportunities. As Chief of the New York City Transit Police, Boston Police Commissioner, New York City Police Commissioner, and... read full bio
Sometimes you just don't want today's headlines presented in the same old way. Willie Geist is just the person to help. A ""one-stop shop"" where viewers can get the full range of news, is the host of Sunday’s Today Show, co-host of the third hour of NBC’s Today and MSNBC’s Morning Joe, and a contributor to a several NBC News... read full bio
Warren G is an American west coast rapper who is best known for his breakout song ""Regulate"" which featured his close friend Nate Dogg. The song reached number 2 in the United States and charted worldwide. When he isn't making and writing rap music, he is working as a producer, and a DJ. He has had many songs make it... read full bio
