During his "An Evening with Ant Middleton" tour, Ant traveled across the United Kingdom. Published by HarperNonFiction, his book "First Man In: Leading From the Front" peaked at number one on The Sunday Times Best Seller List. In addition, Ant was captured on camera ascending Mount Everest, an experience that put him to the ultimate test. In Channel 4's recreation of... read full bio
Paul has been performing stand-up for ten years and in the past few years, he has sold out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe and Montreal Comedy Festival. He has most recently contributed to the writing teams for ITV's Morecambe & Wise Christmas Special, Top Gear, TFI Friday and The Kennedys. Since winning ITV's Take The Mike Award and qualifying for both the Daily... read full bio
Zaharuk's award-winning eclectic array of eye-popping prop techniques has earned him a reputation for taking a tornado-like approach to comedy, with some likening him to Tommy Cooper on LSD. He is without a doubt one of the funniest comedians around. Before establishing himself in the UK, Canadian Wes made appearances around the USA and Canada. In addition to North America, he... read full bio
Willo, the Sydney supernova, follows an inspired route. Her signature rhythms have helped her thrive, creating memories like Listen Out, Splendour in the Grass, and Flume's astronomical arena events. She is charming and lively from the bucket hat down. She has expanded her horizons by headlining Flux in Christchurch and an Oxford Art Factory sold-out show. She has also headed... read full bio
Charlie is a well-known and adored gardener in Britain who specializes in water features. Charlie originally gained national recognition on BBC1's phenomenally popular Ground Force. She was found by the producer/director of Ground Force, who had already worked with her five years earlier on the Meridian television series Grass Roots, where she had constructed a pond. Over the course of... read full bio
Before beginning her journalistic career in her early twenties, Janet Street-Porter studied architecture. She later moved into television and radio as a presenter and senior executive. She is a writer, broadcaster and former editor of The Independent on Sunday. Among the many honors Janet has received are the Prix Italia for arts programming, the BAFTA for creativity, and Columnist of the Year. For... read full bio
Dr. Ranj Singh, a well-known British physician and well-liked TV personality, is most recognized for his role as This Morning's resident physician. Ranj, who was raised in a conservative Sikh family, is also in great demand as a mental health speaker. He frequently motivates audiences by discussing how his own contradictory personal identity affected his mental health. Ranj's speeches on health... read full bio
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In addition to designing buildings, architectural designer Charlie Luxton also writes and presents television shows. He has a strong interest in environmental issues and enjoys sharing his excitement for eco-friendly design and sustainable construction. Charlie rose to prominence as the face of Five's Architecture and Design. He hosted the inaugural season of I Own Britain's Best House and was later granted... read full bio
The remarkable Welsh-Nigerian Pop/R&B singer Kima Otung had a breakthrough year that was capped off by her performance as the UK's "Best of British" representative at the FIFA World Cup. This catapulted her into the international limelight with such celebrities as Basement Jaxx. Kima performed at BAFTA and headlined Budweiser's BRIT Awards presentation, which helped her rise even further. Her reputation... read full bio
Renowned stand-up comedian, writer, actor and director Chris Addison is well-known. Chris has been directing and co-creating Breeders (Sky/FX) with Simon Blackwell and Martin Freeman in recent years. In addition, he has directed Veep (HBO), Emmy-nominated and DGA Award-winning, and worked as an Emmy-winning executive producer, supervising producer and director. He made his feature debut in MGM's Dirty Rotten Scoundrels adaptation, The Hustle,... read full bio
One of South Africa's more daring stand-up comedians, Cokey Falkow gained recognition after beginning his career in the late 90's. He developed a cult following by making appearances at a broad range of venues and other international comedy festivals. As a result, Cokey went on three national one-man tours, for which he won praise from critics at the Grahamstown National... read full bio
Ileana Mercedes Cabra Joglar is a rapper, singer and songwriter who goes by the stage name iLe. She performed as a rapper and singer with Calle 13 before to going solo. (She is the stepsister of Residente [Rene Perez Joglar] and the sister of Visitante [Eduardo Cabra Joglar].) Although it has its roots in traditional Latin sounds from all across the... read full bio
Few people outside of the specialized world music audience originally paid much attention to the Buena Vista Social Club album's beautifully crafted songs and cozy, acoustic rhythms upon its debut. Then, something remarkable happened. A few astute critics gave the record a stellar review, but even while their compliments did not hurt Buena Vista, they are unable to account for what... read full bio
According to Neil Phillips, love is the solution to almost every problem. A cause for discomfort is a chance for development. Throughout his professional life, Neil has taken great care to manage his personal discomfort while delving deeply into the work of ending systematic racism and conducting the difficult but necessary dialogues that have the power to fundamentally alter both... read full bio
Amanda Brown was inspired by the legal students she saw at Stanford legal School to write the novel Legally Blonde, which served as the basis for the popular 2001 film of the same name. Stanford welcomes her because of her inventive film and the necessity for diversity in all its manifestations. Her perseverance ensures her success at Stanford, but not... read full bio
William Byron, a driver for the NASCAR Cup Series, has risen through the professional ranks of auto racing faster than any other person in modern memory. He is now in his sixth consecutive season driving the storied No. 24 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports in the top series of NASCAR. William has lived up to the enormous expectations that come with taking... read full bio
Of course MaMa Def is a celebration of Senegal's rich musical heritage, infused with hip-hop, electronic sounds and Afrobeats that draw inspiration from the continent's many cultures and rhythms. As a result, the band effectively projects a future, pan-African vision into the global scene. The lioness of the duet, Mamy Victory has 20 years of experience in the urban music arena and... read full bio
Texas carved out a distinct niche for themselves by fusing a profound appreciation of American R&B with Scottish popcraft and rock strength. Texas initially functioned on a large scale akin to other 1980s rock bands like U2, but their album White on Blonde highlighted their strengths by highlighting lead singer Sharleen Spiteri's fervor and silky soul rhythms. From then on,... read full bio
Say Sue Me is an Indie-Rock/Pop group from Busan, South Korea, with a surf influence. Byungkyu Kim plays lead guitar, Sumi Choi provides rhythm and vocals, Jaeyoung Kim plays bass and Sungwan Lim plays drums. On the Korean label Electric Muse, the band published their debut album, "We've Sobered Up," as well as an EP, "Big Summer Night." For the band's debut... read full bio
