Lance Allred, also known as “The Lion,” has a remarkable story of perseverance that has inspired audiences worldwide. As the first legally deaf player in NBA history, Lance is a living testament to the power of determination and grit. Despite being born with 80% hearing loss within a polygamist commune, Lance never allowed anyone to place limitations on him. He... read full bio
Lance Alworth is an American former professional football player who was a wide receiver in the NFL and AFL. Alworth was born in Houston, Texas, and he began his career playing high school football before going on to play college football at the University of Arkansas. During his college career, Alworth was on multiple All-American teams and has since been... read full bio
Lance Barber is an American actor best known for his role as George Sr. in the television series “Young Sheldon”. Ever since he was a young child Barber wanted to be an actor. While studying at Kellogg Community College he ended up getting into acting in his school productions. He went on to spend a few years at The Second... read full bio
Lance Bass rose to fame as a member of the fiercely popular boy band N’Sync, which he joined as a junior in high school. After three albums and worldwide superstardom, the band disbanded in 2002. Bass has since founded his own music management company, Free Lance Entertainment, a production company by the name of A Happy Place – now Bacon... read full bio
Lance Briggs is an American former professional football linebacker who has played in the NFL. Briggs was born in Los Angeles, California, and he began his career playing football in high school where he was a two-time first-team All-Pac-10 Conference selection. Briggs went on to play college football at the University of Arizona where he finished his college career with... read full bio
In 1980, shortly after his 20th birthday, Lance Burton became the first winner of the coveted Gold Medal for Excellence" from the International Brotherhood of Magicians. He was soon introduced to all of America by Johnny Carson on "The Tonight Show." This one appearance put Lance Burton permanently into the pages of magic history. Lance was brought back to "The... read full bio
Lance Carpenter is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter from Ozark, Arkansas where he grew up on a farm teaching himself how to play the guitar. Carpenter has proved himself already that he can write a song that ends up in the top 10, which includes Kelsea Ballerinis single Love Me Like You Mean It. Since then, Carpenter has released his debut... read full bio
Lance Kendricks is an American professional football tight end who is currently a free agent in the NFL. Kendricks was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and he began his career playing football in high school where he was a two-time all-city selection, and was an MVP. From there, Kendricks went on to play college football at the University of Wisconsin-Madison where... read full bio
Lance Leipold is an American football coach and former football quarterback player. Leipold began his career playing football in high school before going on to play college football at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater where he was a quarterback. After playing football in college, Leipold went on to change his career from playing, to coaching when he began working as a... read full bio
The St. Louis Cardinals chose Lance Lynn as their starting pitcher in the first round of the MLB Draft. He won the World Series that year with the Cardinals and the next year he was selected to the National League All-Star team. With the Brownsburg Little League when he was younger, Lynn played in the Little League World Series and took... read full bio
Lance Moore is an American former professional football wide receiver who has played in the NFL. Moore was born in Westerville, Ohio, and he began his career playing football in high school where he set records for receptions at 103 and touchdown catches at 24. He went on to play college football at the University of Toledo where he played... read full bio
What makes some people so unique that they become a beacon for the rest of us How do they achieve breakthroughs and unique accomplishments that others merely hope for How do they inspire us to do things we would not otherwise be able to do on our own In other words, what makes a great leader, and how do they... read full bio
Lance Skiiiwalker is an American singer, rapper and record producer from Chicago, Illinois. Skiiiwalker began his career first working as one-half of The Rocketeers alongside Darius “D-Win” Windfield. A few years down the road, Skiiiwalker was featured on Schoolboy Q’s single “His and Her Fiend,” was featured on three of Jay Rock’s singles, “Money Trees Deuce,” “Telegram” and “90059,” and... read full bio
Lancey Foux: Who is he It's obvious that Lancey Foux is not one to be categorized and that medium is where he flourishes after meeting him on a wet day in South London and witnessing him come alive in an East London studio. It would be reasonable to say that music was his chosen career after he had been producing music for... read full bio
LANco, short for Lancaster & Company, is a country music band with five members. Brandon Lancaster writes songs and sings lead vocals, Chandler Baldwin plays bass guitar, Jared Hampton plays the keyboard as well as a few other instruments, Tripp Howell is on drums, and Eric Steedly rocks the guitar. The band focuses on their specialty, rocking country anthems. After... read full bio
Land of Color is a Christian band that consists of the duo Gary Rea and Thomas Ewing. Rea was born and raised in South Africa while Ewing grew up in Colorado. The differences in the duo come together to make a unique blend of African and American music. Prior to being named Land of Color, the duo recorded under the... read full bio
Land of Talk is a Canadian indie rock band from Montreal, Quebec, that consists of members Elizabeth Powell, Joe Yarmush, and Andrew Barr. Land of Talk was formed by Powell who previously began her career performing as a solo artist under the name ELE_K*. She eventually began studying at Concordia University’s jazz program where she met Chris McCarron and Mark... read full bio
Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. wowed the judges and won over America’s hearts when he auditioned for the television show America’s Got Talent. Landau became homeless at the age of 19 and worked as a car washer to support himself and his wife, Jennifer leading to his audition. Right before auditions, Landau’s home was robbed and was down to his last... read full bio
Multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter Landon Conrath of Minneapolis almost happened by chance into his calling. Conrath, a drummer by profession, did not lead bands during his early years—rather, he kept the beat. He wasn't encouraged to refine his sound until he confided in a friend during a pool party while performing a new piece. Conrath threw himself wholeheartedly into the recording... read full bio
Landon Cube is an up-and-coming alternative-indie singer-songwriter from Pomfret, Maryland. Cube started singing when he was only eight years old and after his father, who is also a musician, heard him sing he told him he needed to pursue a musical career. Cube grew up watching his father perform the guitar and work as a keyboardist and not too long... read full bio
