Jozef Bobula is a Las Vegas local musician who can perform as a stage musician and as one-third of the Jozef Bobula Jazz Trio. Bobula performs as both a jazz artist as well as a bass player for other genres of music. Bobula has been the musical director of ‘Pin Up’ which was featured at the Stratosphere. He has also... read full bio
The indie rock band Joywave originally came to fame with their song "Dangerous," which was a duet with the electronic music project Big Data and peaked atop the Billboard Alternative Songs chart. After that, they came out with two extended plays (EPs) and an album titled "How Do You Feel Now" The songs "Tongues" and "Somebody New" were both successful... read full bio
Rockers Joyous Wolf from Southern California have a hard-driving style that incorporates elements of heavy metal, post-grunge and blues-rock. When the band was first formed, it consisted of vocalist Nick Reese, guitarist Blake Allard, bassist Greg Braccio and drummer Robert Sodaro. The band spent its early years perfecting their modern rock sound locally until being noticed by Roadrunner Records, who signed the group.... read full bio
Joyner Lucas is an American rapper, singer-songwriter, and record producer. He has released four mixtapes, two collaborative mixtapes, and is releasing his debut album, “ADHD” soon. His fourth mixtape, “508-507-2209” peaked at number 7 on the US Heatseekers chart. Some of his most popular songs include, “Stranger Things”, “I Don’t Die”, “I Love”, “I’m Not Racist”, “I’m Sorry”, “Winter Blues”,... read full bio
Joyce Wrice, an R&B singer and composer, was born in Japan and raised in Southern California by her African American father and Japanese mother. Joyce was quiet, inquisitive and attentive as an only child, finding entertainment in her surroundings. She fell in love with music while riding in the backseat of her father's automobile. She began singing, emulating radio-played hit tunes,... read full bio
Joyce Vedral, PhD has taught in the New York City school system for many years (Kindergarten through 12th grade). Eventually, she came a full-fledged professor of English Literature. She taught for years and experienced a lot of success, but found herself packing on the pounds and that had an impact on her career. Needless to say, she tried diet after... read full bio
Joyce Vance is an American lawyer who has served as the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama. During her time there, she was the first female U.S. Attorney, nominated by President Barack Obama. Vance graduated from Bates College with a B.A. Magna Cum Laude and went on to earn her Juris Doctor from the University of Virginia School... read full bio
Born in Rio de Janeiro, singer, composer, and instrumentalist Joyce has amassed 31 years in the music business, 21 solo discs, and almost 300 recordings of her songs by some of the greatest names in Brazilian and International music, such as Elis Regina, Gal Costa, Maria Bethnia, Milton Nascimento, Ney Matogrosso, Emilio Santiago, Zizi Possi, Elizeth Cardoso, Simone, Flora Purim,... read full bio
As a former wallflower in the world of business networking, Joyce knows firsthand what it takes to overcome the greatest obstacle you will face - the four inches between your ears. She was fortunate to tap into information that transformed her life and sought training in The Pacific Institute's cognitive processes. The same processes which are based on research of the... read full bio
Joyce El-Khoury is an opera singer, praised for her bel canto singing in soprano. El-Khoury has an extensive repertoire, performing operas like La traviata, La bohme, EMmeline, Belisario, and Carmen, to name a few. The soprano is a first prize winnder of the Brian Law Opera Competition, Mario Lanza Vocal Competition, Giargiari and Son Bel Canto Competition, and George London... read full bio
Rated by Forbes as the 40th most powerful woman in the world and the most powerful woman in Africa, Joyce Banda is a Malawian politician and former President of Malawi. She is also the leader and founder of the People's Party. She became president after the former president suddenly died. Before becoming the first female president of Malawi, she was... read full bio
Joy-Ann Reid is a television news anchor and commentator. She hosts her own weekend new shoe AM Joy on MSNBC. She also occasionally fills in for other MSNBC anchor such as Rachel Maddow and Chris Hayes. Reid is a graduate of Harvard University. She started her journalism career in south Florida, co-hosting the morning radio program Wake Up South Florida.... read full bio
Joy Williams is an American singer-songwriter from West Branch, Michigan, who performs a mixture of contemporary Christian music, pop, and folk rock. Apart from her solo career, Williams was also previously one-half of The Civil Wars. Williams was born into a Christian home and grew up singing in her local church. When she was a teenager, she began writing faith-based... read full bio
Joy Philbin is the wife of television personality Regis Philbin. She hosted HGTV's At Home With... and the syndicated home show, Haven. She occasionally co-hosted with her husband on his show, Live with Regis and Kathie Lee, until 2000, and she currently co-hosts with him on Live with Regis and Kelly in Kelly Ripa's absence. She has also guest-starred with... read full bio
Joy Orbison, one of the most renowned figures in the London club scene, has continuously won praise for both his innovative creations and his captivating DJ sets. His tunes are intensely percussive bangers that combine elements of U.K. garage, techno, house and breakbeat hardcore. They are both suspenseful and uplifting. He made his name with the post-dubstep single "Hyph Mngo," which... read full bio
Joy Oladokun sings with all the poetry, agony, passion and force her soul is capable of, holding a guitar with one hand, a baseball cap over her eyes,and a hooded sweatshirt hanging loose. She represents a fresh breed of American troubadour. The Nigerian American singer, songwriter and producer conveys uncensored spirit over sparse piano and exquisite guitar. She has received praise from publications... read full bio
Joy Fawcett is an American retired professional soccer defender who played for the United States women’s national soccer team and retired from as the highest scoring defender for the U.S. women’s national soccer team. Fawcett was born in Inglewood, California, and she began her career playing soccer in high school where her team won four league championships. From there, Fawcett... read full bio
Joy Crookes is a British neo soul, alternative RnB singer-songwriter of Bangladeshi-Irish heritage. Through her music, Crookes talks on her relationships, culture, roots, and self-reliance. Crookes was born in Lambeth, London, England, and she found her love for music after attending a jazz and blue workshop. When Crookes was only 13 years old, she began releasing covers of songs to... read full bio
Joy Buolamwini is a Ghanaian-American digital activist and computer scientist who is based out of the MIT Media Lab. She is founder of the Algorithmic Justice League, which is an organization that challenges bias in decision making software. When Joy was only 9 years old, she had a fascination by Kismet, the MIT robot and from there, she taught herself... read full bio
Joy Bryant is an American actress, businesswoman and fashion model who is best known for playing Jasmine Trussell in the television series “Parenthood.” Bryant was born in The Bronx, New York City, and she began dancing at only three years old before later starting modeling while studying at Yale University. After studying at Yale for two years, Bryant dropped out... read full bio
