Jonathan Wayne JJ" Lawhorn (born in Hanover County, Virginia) is an American country music singer-songwriter. Lawhorn was discovered online by producer Jeremy Stover in 2010. He signed with EMI Music Publishing within a year. He signed a recording contract with Average Joes Entertainment, a record label owned by Colt Ford, in June 2011 when he was 17 years old. Lawhorn's... read full bio
A best-selling author, motivational speaker, singer, songwriter, publisher, poet, actress, radio host, president of Rosetta Creations, Ltd., and the founder of Rosetta Walker Ministries, Rosetta Walker is also an accomplished poet. Rosetta Walker was born in Virginia's Newport News. Later on, she rose to become the President and CEO of Rosetta Creations, Ltd., a multimedia corporation in New York, as well... read full bio
Many smooth jazz fans were taken by surprise in early 1999, when Jeff Kashiwa left the Rippingtons after ten years to devote more time to develop his career as a solo artist, but in truth, the popular saxophonist has always had his eye on striking out on his own. Before joining the Ripps in 1989, he led various ensembles at... read full bio
The Mirage Big Band Orchestra, is your complete corporate entertainment and dancing solution. Since 1993, The Mirage Big Band Orchestra has been thrilling meeting planners, destination management companies, conventions and all of their guests with big band swing, jazz, rock, blues, disco, salsa and variety dance music of all styles. Dinner dances, reception music and corporate musical entertainment has never... read full bio
Kevin Johnson is recognized as one of the top ten ventriloquists in the world. After appearing on America's Got Talent, Kevin became a YouTube phenomenon. His patented brand of clean humor delights children of all ages and twice won Kevin the IAAPA Award for 'Best Male Performer' at any International Theme Park. With hilarious wit and voice-talent that goes beyond... read full bio
Silver Donald Cameron is an award-winning writer, environmentalist, columnists, active sailor, and author 16 books. He has produced and narrated numerous documentaries in audio and video. He led the redevelopment of a community that was devastated by the codfish collapse. He also wrote columns for major national and regional newspapers. Also, Cameron created a unique television community station and restored... read full bio
Jim began his business career by working for the Financial Post; he was co-authored to The 100 Best Companies to work for in Canada, which became a national best seller. He than began his second book, The Learning Paradox, which was also nominated for the National Business Book Award in Canada. The book was also ranked as one of the... read full bio
"Stephen Furst came to the public's attention in the classic comedy film National Lampoon's Animal House, playing the role of Flounder at the legendary fraternity. He also appeared for five years on the highly successful television series ""St. Elsewhere"" as Dr. Elliott Axelrod. He has starred in numerous other television series including ""Misery Loves Company,"" ""Have Faith"" and ""Delta House,""... read full bio
Harry Wu is a Chinese human rights activist. Wu spent 19 years in Chinese labor camps, and is now a resident and citizen of the United States. In 1992, he founded the Laogai Research Foundation. Harry Wu was born in China and is the founder and Executive Director of the Laogai Research Foundation. He is a well-known and respected human... read full bio
Dr. Levy joined the Framingham Heart Study in 1984 and took over as Director after Dr. William P. Castelli retired in 1995. Dr. Levy has published over 125 articles in leading medical journals. He is on the faculty of Harvard Medical School and Boston University School of Medicine as Associate Professor of Medicine. In 1995 Dr. Levy was a recipient... read full bio
Bryan Brown is an Australian actor who rose to International fame for his portrayal of Lt. Peter Handcock in the Aussie film Breaker Morant. He went on to hold a role in the Australian mini-series A Town Like Alice", which did well in the United States as well, increasing his fame. He is most well known for the film The... read full bio
When The Drowning Men formed, the product of a childhood friendship between Bardeen, Dolan and Eisenkerch, the idea wasn't to make a career, but to make music. The band, who added Messer and Smith into the mix, musicians who were equally instrumental to the formation of the group, practiced at least three days a week and a self-released an EP,... read full bio
Faizon Love is an actor/comedian best known for his roles in the popular films Friday, The Replacements, Made, Elf, and Couples Retreat. It was an English teacher who encouraged Love's comedic talents which she witnessed daily as he held court by the high school's flagpole. In fact, she made him an offer he couldn't refuse: Behave in class and you... read full bio
When Emily takes the stage it's nothing short of fireworks. Her own appreciation for music has led her to cultivate her talent as an entertainer and not simply just another singer. Emily was born to be on stage. The energy, the excitement, and that she gets from her audience fires her up and that just drives her performances. With a... read full bio
Sonia Leigh, whose musical style has been referred to as a blend of country and Americana, had a love for music that began early on in her childhood. Music was her escape from her hectic life of constantly uprooting and moving, as her family moved often when she was young; music was her rock, her constant in life. She listened... read full bio
The Roys consists of Elaine Roy and Lee Roy. Their album, The View, was released Sept 2014 and debuted at #2 on the Billboard charts. The title track was co- written with Opry Legend Bill Anderson. The lead off single No More Lonely reached #1 on Bluegrass Today charts. In Nov. 2014 The Roys released a Christmas Album called... read full bio
Patrick Wolf is still young and hes been refining his talents for more than half a lifetime. It all started 12 years ago when Wolf first experimented with car boot sale keyboards and tape recorders and has resulted in one of the most startlingly original and innovative voices now emerging in English pop music.... read full bio
The Marcels are as advertised, the guys who put the Bomp" in the "Bomp-A-Bomp" back in 1961 when their first recording, "Blue Moon" sold over two and a half million copies. The Marcels can boast of three record albums, numerous hit singles, with sales in the millions. They also recorded the theme song, "The Greatest Love" for the motion picture,... read full bio
In 2000, songwriting gave way to production and an initial foray into beat-making with Fruity Loops and Reason. His sound captured the attention of the neighborhood, where Gilbere soon became known for his mixtapes and for supplying local singers and rappers with the soundtrack to their dreams. The inspiration to take music seriously led Gilbere to pursue a degree in... read full bio
The ""British Invasion"" is back with the sights and sounds of Abbey Road. This is Connecticut's only Beatles tribute band. Without the use of tape machines, they are able to reproduce the music that forever changed the course of modern music. All the members use the same authentic instruments that were used by John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and... read full bio
