Waylynn Lucas is a Los Angeles pastry chef and owner of the bakery Fonuts. She served as the executive pastry chef for two highly-rated restaurants before leaving to start her own bakery with her friend Nancy Truman. The two specialize in donuts that are never fried, only baked or steamed and they also include donuts that are gluten free and... read full bio
Willa Fitzgerald is an American actress who is best known for playing Emma Duval in the television series “Scream: The TV Series”. Fitzgerald graduated from Yale University with a BA in theater studies. Upon graduating, she made her television debut playing Lola Laffer in the series “Alpha House”. Since then, her television credits have gone on to include, “Blue Bloods”,... read full bio
William Murphy is an American gospel artist and pastor from Atlanta, Georgia. Murphy was raised with a father and grandfather who were both pastors/bishops. He later in life moved to Atlanta, Georgia, with his wife and two children to serve as the worship minister for New Birth. After a few years, Murphy started his musical career with the release of... read full bio
Wild Rivers is an up-and-coming alternative folk indie band that consists of members Khalid Yassein on vocals and guitar, Devan Glover on vocals, Andrew Oliver on guitar and bass and Julien Laferriere on drums. Their music finds influence in bands which include Bahamas, The Lumineers and Kacey Musgraves as well as older artists and bands which include Fleetwood Mac, James... read full bio
A punk band called Winona Fighter is headquartered in Nashville. The group is renowned for being a dynamic powerhouse while performing live. Their performances are a place where everyone is welcome, equal and must get on their feet. All nonsense and vanity are left at the door. Early exposure to the Boston punk rock scene by Coco (frontwoman of Winona Fighter) served as... read full bio
Few hip-hop artists have the ability to command a space as purposefully out-of-the-ordinary as Anthony Dixson, a Compton native and Long Beach native whose stage name, Boogie, foreshadows his inherent talent for writing music that is rooted in simultaneously depressing and joyfully uplifting realities. Boogie's kind of rap is as much a credo of the streets as it is a... read full bio
Wet Leg is a dynamic pop duo composed of Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, who wear small gold necklaces made by Hester, symbolizing their stage name. The necklaces may have been cryptic to many before, but since the release of their debut single "Chaise Longue" in June 2021, the duo has made a huge impact on the music industry. With... read full bio
William J. Bennett is the host of the number seven ranked, nationally syndicated radio show, ‘Morning America’, and former Secretary of Education under Ronald Reagan. Dr. Bennett is also an award-winning professor; he’s taught at Boston University, the University of Texas, and Harvard. An advocate for education in America, Dr. Bennett is senior advisor to Project Lead The Way, one... read full bio
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
Willis Reed is a retired American basketball player who was voted as one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History. His basketball abilities were clear at a very young age in Louisiana. Reed attended Grambling State University for basketball and accumulated 2,280 career points. Reed was then drafted in the National Basketball League in 1964 as the eight overall... read full bio
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Former NBA Star, Walter Clyde Frazier began his basketball career when he attended Southern Illinois University. Although better known for his football skills, Frazier accepted the basketball scholarship. He became the Division II All-American for two consecutive years. After his basketball career at Southern Illinois, he became the 5th pick overall in the NBA Draft for the New York... read full bio
Waldo Waldman is a motivational speaker, an author, a leadership consultant, and he is the founder of The Wingman Foundation. He is a retired fighter pilot who is very well decorated and has flown 65 combat missions as an Air Force Lt. Col. and combat veteran. He has written a book called Never Fly Solo which was a Wall Street... read full bio
Electro house Producer and DJ, Wolfgang Gartner, has acquired much popularity throughout his career. Several of Gartner’s songs have held the No.1 position on the Beatport Top 10 Chart. He secured the highest selling song on Beatport.com with his single, Wolfgang’s 5th Symphony. His Grammy nomination came from his remix of Andy Caldwell’s, Funk Nasty. Gartner’s debut studio album, Weekend... read full bio
Wendy Makkena is an American actress who is best known for playing Mary Robert in the “Sister Act” films. Apart from her roles on screen, Makkena has also been a theater actress and has been seen in Broadway productions of ‘Side Man’, ‘Lend Me a Tenor’ and ‘Pygmalion’. She has also been in the Off-Broadway production of ‘The Water Children’.... read full bio
Wes Chatham is an American actor who is best known for playing Castor in “The Hunger Games” films, and Amos Burton in the television series “The Expanse”. He started his career at only five, in a national campaign for Tide. As a troubled teen, Chatham used acting as his outlet and after graduating, he joined the military and worked as... read full bio
Wooden Shjips is an experimental rock band that originates from San Francisco, California. They are famous for their primeval swirl of incomprehensible vocals and wailing organs. Ripley Johnson, who sings and plays guitar, is a member of the band, along with Dusty Jermier, who plays trumpet and bass, Omar Ahsanuddin, who plays drums, and Nash Whalen, who plays the organ.... read full bio
Willy Mason is an indie singer and songwriter from the Northeast U.S. Mason specializes in blending folk and rock styles together. His music can be described as bluesy and at times grungy. He’s toured with several successful artists including the likes of Rosanne Cash, My Morning Jacket, Evan Dando, and Beth Orton among others. Willy Mason has also had two... read full bio
Jason Spencer started Wilson in 2010 while he was a student at Michigan State University. Wilson was a dynamic five-piece rock group from East Lansing, Michigan, in the United States. Chad Nicefield's inclusion to the band's vocalist lineup in late 2010 established its line-up, which had previously featured Jason Spencer on guitar, Kyle Landry on guitar, James Lascu on bass,... read full bio
