Richard Hammond is an English broadcaster, writer, and journalist most noted for co-hosting the car program Top Gear with Jeremy Clarkson and James May. Hammond became a presenter on Top Gear when the show began in its present format. Hammond has also presented Brainiac: Science Abuse, Total Wipeout and Planet Earth Live. He will co-present The Grand Tour television series... read full bio
Larry Hernandez’ album 16 Narco Corridos, which took only one day to record, propelled him into Latino mainstream music fame, while it topped the Billboard charts and peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard Top Latin Albums. His next album, En Vivo: Desde Culiacan, took the No. 2 spot on Billboard Top Latin Albums. Hernandez has won three Latin Billboard... read full bio
Former professional football player and compelling entertainer Jon Dorenbos has made an enduring impression both on and off the field. After earning a business degree from the University of Texas at El Paso, he began a fascinating odyssey that took place in the world of sports and entertainment. Dorenbos signed with the Buffalo Bills as a free agent to start his... read full bio
Young guitar great, vocalist and entertainer Rick Derringer was just seventeen when his band, The McCoys, recorded the No.1 hit “Hang On Sloopy” in the summer of 1965, knocking “Yesterday” by The Beatles out of the top spot. The McCoys had enjoyed four years of successful touring, when Rick merged his talents with Johnny Winter in 1969 forming Johnny Winter... read full bio
Rick has been a master impressionist for over thirty years. Michel has considered himself lucky to have shared the stage with many successful celebrities as Rich Little, Mickey Rooney, John Byner and Sherman Hemsley. Some of the esteemed guests who have enjoyed Michel's impersonations include Frank Sinatra, President Gerald Ford, Tony Curtis and Steve Allen.A memorable highlight of Michel's career... read full bio
Ana de Armas first film role was in Una rosa de Francia at the age of sixteen. She moved to Spain when she was eighteen years old, and her breakout television role there was as Carolina Leal in the Spanish television series El Internado. Next, she acted in the film Mentiras y gordas, the television series Hispania, la leyenda as... read full bio
Tammin Sursok is most well known for portraying Dani Sutherland on the Australian soap opera Home and Away, Colleen Carlton on The Young and the Restless, and one of the main antagonists, Jenna Marshall, on Pretty Little Liars. Her first role, as Dani Sutherland, earned her a Logie Award for Most Popular New Female Talent, in addition to a nomination... read full bio
The American country music performer Mickey Guyton. Guyton, who was up in Texas, was exposed to a variety of musical genres at a young age; as a result, her music incorporates aspects of modern country and RnB music. 2011 saw her move to Nashville, Tennessee, where she later agreed to a recording deal with Capitol Records Nashville. The label released... read full bio
Carly Pearce is a singer and songwriter who was born and reared in Eastern Kentucky, a region known for its traditional country music. Carly had her stage debut at the age of 11 as the lead singer of a bluegrass band, which eventually led to her touring at various festivals. From that point on, offers to star in productions from... read full bio
Ziauddin Yousafzai has committed his life to advancing education and fighting for children's rights. He is a renowned educator, human rights activist, and social activist. Ziauddin, who was born and reared in Pakistan's Swat Valley, heroically resisted the Taliban's attempts to close schools despite great personal risk and severe political violence. Despite all the challenges, he managed to keep his... read full bio
The Zombies are an English rock band, formed in St Albans and led by Rod Argent (piano, organ and vocals) and Colin Blunstone (vocals). The group scored British and American hits with She's Not There"". In the US, two further singles, ""Tell Her No"" and ""Time of the Season"", were also successful. Their album Odessey and Oracle, composed of twelve... read full bio
Grammy-nominated rapper D.R.A.M. became one of the biggest hip-hop sensations with the release of Broccoli, featuring Lil Yachty. The song rose to No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100, earned D.R.A.M. a Grammy nomination and three Billboard Music Award nominations, while the music video has racked up over 214 million YouTube views so far. D.R.A.M. quickly gained popularity around the... read full bio
Tasha Cobbs Leonard is an American urban contemporary gospel musician and singer-songwriter from Jesup, Georgia. She has released four studio albums, “Smile”, “Grace” which peaked at number 1 on the US Gospel charts, “Once Place Live” which peaked at number 1 on the US Gospel charts and number 28 on the Billboard 200 charts, and “Heart. Passion. Pursuit.”, which peaked... read full bio
Jessie Reyez is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Toronto. Growing up, Reyez played guitar and started writing music by the time she was in high school. After graduating, she moved to Florida for a few years before going back to Toronto to attend The Remix Project’s Academy of Recording Arts. It wasn’t until the release of her single “Figures” that Reyez... read full bio
Tim Armstrong is the CEO of AOL Inc. and a well-known business executive. Armstrong is credited with making AOL into a contender in the web market, and he is responsible for the founding and acquisition of local news site Patch Media and the development of Seed, a journalism and engineering system; AOL also owns the popular news and opinion blog... read full bio
New York native Chris Cuomo is a television journalist and personality for CNN. He was formerly the co-anchor for 20/20 on ABC and ABC’s news chief. Chris acquired his undergraduate degree from Yale University and his J.D. from Fordham University; he is also a licensed attorney. Early on in his career, Chris worked as a Fox News correspondent and he... read full bio
Labrinth is most recognized for his work with some of the biggest names in music, including Tinie Tempah and Devlin on "Pass Out," Kygo and Kygo on "Fragile," Mike Posner and The Weeknd on "Silence," The Weeknd and The Weeknd on "Losers," and Noah Cyrus and The Weeknd on "Make Me (Cry)". The song "Pass Out" hit number one in... read full bio
Rock City is a musical pair of brothers from the Virgin Islands, whose most popular song to date is “Locked Away” with Adam Levine. The brothers, Theron “Uptown AP” Thomas and Timothy “A.I” Thomas, have written and produced for the likes of Sean Kingston (“Take You There”), Miley Cyrus (“We Can’t Stop), Nicki Minaj (“Only”), Beyonce (“Bow Down/I Been On”),... read full bio
Michael Angelakos is the lead singer of Passion Pit, an electropop band from Cambridge, Massachusetts. The band's first full-length studio album is titled Manners. ""The Reeling"", the first single to be released from the album, along with ""Little Secrets"", the third single to be released, both found success on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart. Passion Pit released their follow-up album,... read full bio
Indie rock band The War on Drugs has released three albums to acclaim: Wagonwheel Blues, Slave Ambient, and Lost in the Dream, their most successful to date. Lost in the Dream achieved Gold certification in the UK and charted in eight different countries, most notably on the US Billboard 200 chart of most popular albums in the country. The War... read full bio
