John Melendez is perhaps best known as Stuttering John, the Howard Stern foot soldier who, since 1988, has conducted halting celebrity interviews for the nationally syndicated radio show, always asking outrageous questions: At well-attended press conferences he has asked Gennifer Flowers if she planned to sleep with any other presidential candidates, and, of Mike Tyson, How does ear taste ... read full bio
STWO is an electronic music act ran by Steven Vidal. Vidal produces his own unique electronic music. He started DJ-ing at the age of 18. Upon releasing song Lovin U, Vidals career took off. The track garnered millions of listeners online. Since, Vidal has toured over 30 countries worldwide as a DJ. He has worked with Drake and other artists... read full bio
Styles Haury is an up-and-coming country artist who was born and raised in Medina, Ohio. At a very young age, Haury had a passion for performing music and he even started a band when he was in fourth grade with his friend Danny, who is still his guitarist today. Once the duo began playing together, they would perform for their... read full bio
Although they started out as an artsy progressive rock band, Grammy-nominated Styx would eventually transform into the virtual arena rock prototype by the late due to a fondness for bombastic rockers and soaring power ballads. They have had five albums in a row certified Multi-Platinum by the RIAA, in addition to sixteen Top 40 singles the US, including eight that... read full bio
Su Lee started her career in a modest 10' by 10' box room in Seoul, Korea. The space was so small that Su Lee had to roll up her sleeping pad to work at her desk. Su Lee composed, produced, created and directed all of her music and material in this little space. She burst into the spotlight with her single... read full bio
Zach Sabri, a.k.a. SUAT, is a DJ with a base in the UK who has been making waves in the music business for just over two years. In the beginning of his career, he performed as a DJ in public, hosted live streams, and posted videos on his YouTube page. His YouTube page has developed into a hub for live... read full bio
Sub Focus is a renowned electronic musician. His music incorporates an array of styles, twisting and turning with the multi-genre styles of the electronic scene. When first introduced to electronic sounds, Sub Focus decided to explore the potential of creating music. The artist released several remixes, including ‘Smack My Bitch Up,’ ‘Airplane,’ and ‘X-Ray.’ These singles launched Sub Focus into... read full bio
Daniel Virgil Maisonneuve, better known as Sub Urban, is a rising American artist who has captivated audiences worldwide with his unique blend of electronic and alternative music. Born on October 22, 1999, in Nyack, New York, Sub Urban's musical journey began at the age of 15 when he started producing music in the suburbs of Ridgewood, New Jersey. Despite being trained... read full bio
With his immensely popular tune "2009 Was Tight," Preston Charles, aka SubDocta, burst onto the bass music world, receiving praise from many of the genre's biggest names. SubDocta is well-known for creating his own kind of dubstep and hybrid music, which he calls "West Coast Wobble" in honor of his origins in Reno, Nevada. For some of the biggest names in... read full bio
The Puerto Rican producing team Subelo NEO was founded by José Cruz and Freddy Montalvo Jr. Born in Toa Alta, Puerto Rico, is Freddy Montalvo Jr., also known as "Freddy El Syntethyzer". Before splitting up with them and going solo, he was a part of the production group "Los Syntethyzers," recording songs for musicians like Ñengo Flow and Gelan Y El... read full bio
American reggae, punk, and ska group Sublime hails from Long Beach, California. A closer examination of the band's stylistic inspirations reveals a blend of dancehall, hip-hop, Ska, punk, progressive rock, hip-hop, and reggae and dub. Three people made up the band: Eric Wilson on bass guitar, Bud Gaugh on percussion, and Bradley Nowell on vocals and guitar. With their self-titled... read full bio
The most notable event that led to the formation of Sublime with Rome was the untimely death of Sublime's lead singer Bradley Nowell. Former members of the band Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh, together with former member Rome, founded Sublime after the passing of Nowell. Rome was a reference to the band's newest vocalist, Rome Ramirez, who came on board... read full bio
Subramanian Rangan is the Professor of Strategy and Management and has been the Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Court Endowed Chair in Societal Progress. Rangan has previously earned his MBA from the MIT Sloan School of Management and went on to earn his Ph.D. in political economy from Harvard University. Rangan has been known for his work in capitalism and how... read full bio
Subtronics was created out of a love for SUBwoofers and elecTRONICS. Jesse Kardon was passionate about his drum set and Radiohead when he was a young man in Philadelphia. He fell in love with the electronic music scene in high school after learning about it. Jesse was moved to enter the realm of production after hearing the style for the first... read full bio
SuChin Pak is an American television news correspondent and podcaster who was born in South Korea. She gained notoriety during her early years as an MTV News employee. She returned to her previous position as narrator for MTV Cribs after joining MTV News as a journalist. After leaving MTV News, Pak joined Planet Green as the host of G Word, a... read full bio
Sudan Archives is a self-taught musician, an experienced singer, fiddler, and violinist. Sudan Archives blends electronic elements and R&B into her music to create a unique sound. From a young age, Archives was interested in music. Upon finding a connection with the violin and the sounds of Northeast Africa, Archives began to develop her own style of music. She interpreted... read full bio
Suhir Vanketesh is an American sociologist and urban ethnographer whose studies examine the Underground Economy of the Urban Poor. Sudhir spent years in a 10-square-block neighborhood on Chicago's South Side observing the clandestine work of gangbangers and mechanics, prostitutes and pastors. Readers of Freakonomics will remember Sudhir as the University of Chicago graduate student whose fieldwork in the ghetto led... read full bio
Sue Bird has made her imprint on the WNBA and the sports world after a celebrated career spanning three decades during which she was recognized as the best point guard in the world. After retiring, the league's all-time leading assister has continued to embrace her modern business attitude. Sue is a living legend who leaves behind a lasting legacy of... read full bio
When best selling children's author Sue Buchanan thought her life was over, it was really just beginning. Diagnosed with breast cancer and saddled with a grim prognosis, conventional thinking would have told her she was as good as gone. However, Sue is anything but conventional! Now, after more than twenty-two years cancer-free, Sue spreads her crazy brand of hope, and... read full bio
Sue Gardner is an advocate for technology and media accessibility. In a digital age, Gardner recognizes that all groups of people should have equal access to information. Gardner builds organizations giving people access to information via non-profits, grants, and policy organizations. Gardner is a special advisor to the Wikimedia Foundation, a non-profit Wikipedia operation. She has worked as a journalist,... read full bio
