Izaac Wang is a young up-and-coming actor. He has recently made his film debut playing Soren in “Good Boys”. Apart from his role in the film Good Boys, Wang has also played Caleb in an episode of the television series “Teachers”. Wang has also been in commercials for Target’s Back to School and for My Little Pony. Upcoming roles for... read full bio
Richard Thomas is an esteemed actor known for his remarkable versatility and inspiring performances. His name is synonymous with integrity, and he has consistently aligned himself with quality projects throughout his career. Thomas was born into a family of world-class talent, as both of his parents were dancers with the prestigious New York City Ballet and owned the New York... read full bio
Traci Bingham appeared in the video for Good Vibrations" by Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch, as well as in the video for "I Really Like It" by Harlem World featuring Mase and Kelly Price. Aside from Baywatch, Bingham's appearances include the television series D.R.E.A.M. Team and Beverly Hills 90210, and the film Demon Knight. She also had roles in... read full bio
Joey Travolta has been drawing extensive media attention for helping kids and adults with neurodevelopmental disabilities. As a former special education teacher, blended with his vast experience over the years in the film industry, Joey has made it his mission to combine his two passions. Coming full circle merging his film experience with his passion of teaching, Joey currently develops... read full bio
Eikenberry has co-produced a one-hour documentary for NBC entitled Destined to Live, which dealt with the emotional aspects of breast cancer, from diagnosis to recovery. She battled the disease in 1986 and was aware of the importance of letting other women know that they were not alone and could recover and lead full and normal lives. Eikenberry and Tucker are... read full bio
The Cataracs are an American hip hop indie-pop duo. The Cataracs, along with Dev, signed to the Indie-Pop Label, which also features musicians such as Bobby Brackins, Maddy and Allyson Santa Cruz CA, and The Pack. They were later signed to a major label, Universal Records. Through Universal, they began producing music for artists such as Far East Movement and... read full bio
Long before there was an official radio format dedicated to the genre, Spyro Gyra was putting ""smooth"" into ""jazz,"" brilliantly blending soul, jazz, pop and world beat influences to become one of the seminal and most famous ensembles in the instrumental world. They are an American jazz fusion band that was originally formed in Buffalo, New York. Their music, often... read full bio
BRAD SHERWOOD is a regular cast member on ABC's Whose Line Is It Anyway and was a regular on the British version on Comedy Central. ¬His credits include The Drew Carey Show, The Green Screen Show and The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, To Tell The Truth, The Newz and guest hosting Talk Soup. Brad's past credits include a season... read full bio
Comedian Frances Dilorinzo combines enthusiasm with sarcasm, and intellect with silliness. Although Frances is all female, her comedy is not for women only. She connects with everyone because she is capable of seeing both male and females points of view. When breast cancer tried to take a hold, she gathered the facts, did the research, then armed herself with her... read full bio
Evan and Jaron Lowenstein are identical twins from Atlanta, Georgia. They began performing in the folk-pop genre in coffee houses in their hometown. In 1995, their live album, Live at Kalo’s Coffee House, was released, and drew some attention. In 1996, after touring for a year, they released a second independent album, ""Not From Concentrate"" and performed at the 1996... read full bio
Antoine Winfield Sr. is a former football cornerback who played for 14 years in the NFL for various teams. Winfield was born in Akron, Ohio, and he began playing football at Garfield High School. Winfield went on to play for Ohio State University and during his last year, he was a consensus first-team All-American and also won the Jim Thorpe... read full bio
Cleo Laine is a singer who has done just about everything. She's played everywhere - English dance halls to London's Royal Albert Hall, Carnegie to the Blue Note Cafe. She's been on stage, on Broadway, to London's West End, done opera and the BBC. Cleo's records continue to be distributed worldwide. Her Woman to Woman album merited five stars out... read full bio
Deana Carter is a country music artist who first came onto the country music scene with the release her album, Did I Shave My Legs for This With sales of over five million, the debut album was certified Multi-Platinum. ""Strawberry Wine"" became a #1 country hit and won her CMA's single of the year. ""We Danced Anyway” and “How Do... read full bio
"Hothouse Flowers is an Irish rock group that combines traditional Irish music with influences from soul, gospel and rock. The group first formed in 1985 when Liam O Maonlaí and Fiachna ó Braonain (who had known each other as children in a Gaelic-speaking school) began performing as street musicians, or buskers, on the streets of Dublin, Ireland as “The Incomparable Benzini... read full bio
Few acts have carved as distinctive a niche in modern musical history as Confederate Railroad. With their high-energy combination of honky-tonk rockers, sensitive ballads, and offbeat humor, they have created a unique identity that has brought them chart success, multi-platinum sales, and continued popularity as a road band. Versatility, likeability, and a willingness to stretch boundaries are all part of... read full bio
Big Country is not your average band. This Scottish rock band is predominantly known for their ability to infuse Scottish folk and rock together. They often utilize their guitar sounds to help mimic the inspirational sounds of bagpipes and fiddles. The band, Big Country is currently composed of members Mark Brzezicki, Jamie Watson, Scott Whitley, Simon Hough, and Bruce Watson.... read full bio
The Outlaws are a Tampa, Florida-based Southern rock group. Hughie Thomasson, Henry Paul, Monte Yoho, and Frank O'Keefe were the original members of the band when it was formed in the early 1970s; Billy Jones later joined. The Outlaws immediately gained popularity among Tampa's college audience, and under Charlie Brusco's direction, they began to focus on traveling. The band developed... read full bio
Rudy Gatlin and his brothers while mixed with school, sports and church. College separated them except for holidays and summer appearances until they converged on Nashville. The Gatlin Brothers recorded numerous CD's and toured extensively throughout the United States playing sold out concerts, fairs and Las Vegas. The Academy of Country Music (ACM) honored them with awards for Single of... read full bio
Arturo Sandoval is a Cuban-born Trumpet player and former protege of trumpet legend Dizzy Gillespie. He was a founding member of the Grammy Award-winning group Irakere, whose explosive mixture of jazz, classical, rock and traditional Cuban music caused a sensation throughout the entertainment world. Sandoval can burn through an Afro-Cuban groove, tear up a bebop tune, soar over a Mozart... read full bio
Monty started out with a career in broadcasting, as a radio personality in cities including Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Atlanta, and during that time he also wrote original comedy material for radio personalities around the country. Monty’s out there doing what he likes best, performing his popular Frank Sinatra Tribute. Monty sang as Sinatra on The Mommies’ ABC TV... read full bio
