Early in his broadcast career, O'Briain worked as a children's TV host on Ireland's multilingual Echo Island. The amiable giant was perfect for this job because of his upbeat demeanor and sense of humor, but he was soon leading a team on the controversial panel program Don't Feed The Gondolas. After playing the part for two years, O'Briain went on... read full bio
Dawson played rugby for the Marlow Rugby Club as an amateur before moving on to play for the Northampton Saints. He joined the London Wasps after thirteen years and 246 caps; during his two years with the squad, he added 44 more caps. Dawson earned 77 caps as an England player and an additional 7 appearances as a member of... read full bio
Piers was destined to be a company leader since he was thirteen and had longed to be his own boss. British businessman Piers is well-known for his role as a "dragon" on the BBC series Dragon's Den. At the UK government-owned development bank British Business Bank, which has £6.2 billion in funds to help small and medium-sized businesses get debt and equity financing,... read full bio
He is a remarkable writer and businessman who established two globally popular magazines, a marketing firm and the parent company for his brands. He has also impacted trends and styles across a wide range of industries. He is a highly experienced speaker who is eager to impart his interdisciplinary expertise, enlightening audiences and motivating people. As the editor-in-chief of his magazine Monocle... read full bio
Liz is a farmer, an entrepreneur, a well-known TV host and the author of 35 books that have achieved bestseller status on Amazon. Her extensive background makes her a fantastic presenter, host of awards ceremonies and lecturer on entrepreneurship and well-being after dinner. Liz made her television debut on This Morning on ITV. She presently contributes frequently to "Wellbeing Wednesday" on ITV's main... read full bio
British women's tennis player Johanna Konta has an amazing record of three singles championships on the WTA tour and eleven singles and four doubles victories on the ITF circuit. Johanna, the top-ranked British woman, is now ranked seventh globally. She peaked at number six in the world rankings for singles. When Johanna was eight years old, she enrolled in an after-school tennis... read full bio
In addition, Ruth hosts the famous daily talk show Loose Women on ITV, serving as its anchor two or three times a week. Ruth presents daytime shows, but she also has a regular nighttime show on Channel 5 with Eamonn called How the Other Half Lives, which is presently in its third series. The well-liked duo will be back later in... read full bio
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Ainsley Harriott is a celebrity chef who is charming and quick-witted. He is an excellent presenter and host of awards shows. Ainsley is well-known for his endearing, larger-than-life appearance, having headlined a number of culinary and lifestyle programs like Ready Steady Cook and the One Show, after a successful career in cuisine, TV and radio. One of life's real pleasures, Ainsley is... read full bio
He gained notoriety when he won silver in the Atlanta Games and then went on to win gold at the Sydney, Athens, Beijing and London Olympic Games, making him the most successful Olympic sailor of all time and the most successful British sailor in history. Since he was young, Sir Ben Ainslie, one of the most well-known sailors in the world, has... read full bio
There is no such thing as a 100% safe stunt, but removing as many of those potential hazards as you can, either with training or the right equipment, can mean the difference between someone returning home safely from a day of filming with a successful film "in the can" and an unwanted hospital visit and all of its after-effects. Working on... read full bio
Anthony Howard Goldwyn, who goes by the name Tony Goldwyn, is an American actor, producer, and director. He was born in Los Angeles, CA to actress Jennifer Howard and film producer Samuel Goldwyn Jr. Goldwyn attended the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art and was landing guest star roles soon after his departure. One of his earlier and best-known... read full bio
Heinz-Harald Frentzen is one of the seven German race drivers who have achieved Grand Prix success, a very exclusive group. In more than 10 years of Formula One racing, the native of Mönchengladbach ranked among the finest and most renowned professional race drivers in the world with 157 starts, three wins and a runner-up position in the World Championship. HH Frentzen drove... read full bio
Dublin-born Eddie Jordan is a former race car driver, team owner and businessman who is renowned for his boundless optimism and exuberant joie de vivre. As a supporter of emerging talent, Eddie is responsible for several drivers' breaks. Due to a bank strike in Dublin, Eddie had to go to Jersey as a bank clerk, where he encountered kart racing, which led... read full bio
Ross Chastain, who was up on his family's farm in Alva, Florida, grew up cultivating watermelons when he wasn't completing laps at nearby short tracks. Chastain now drives the No. 1 Chevrolet for Trackhouse Racing in the NASCAR Cup Series full-time. Chastain has been the busiest driver in NASCAR for the past three seasons after making 200 starts in the top... read full bio
When Placebo made its debut in the 1990s, when grunge was going out of style and Brit-pop was ruling the charts, they created a stir with their androgynous image and brutal attack. The international group, often compared to a glam Nirvana, provided a powerful mix of gothic and electronic elements mixed with dark alt-rock, giving them a sound more akin... read full bio
As the principal vocalist and creative power of YES, Jon Anderson is unquestionably one of the most known voices in music. Author and creative force behind the groundbreaking album "Fragile," as well as a number of intricate, epic compositions like "Awaken," "Gates of Delirium," and particularly "Close to the Edge," Anderson was also a crucial factor in the band's success.... read full bio
Ten Years After was a British blues and boogie band that gained international attention after their performance at the Woodstock Rock Festival in 1969. During their nine-minute version of "I'm Going Home," the band showcased the skillful guitar work and powerful vocals of Alvin Lee, the relentless stomping of drummer Ric Lee and bassist Leo Lyons, and the heartfelt backing... read full bio
The leading orchestra in Cuban popular music is called Los Van Van. Juan Formell, an arranger, bassist and composer, formed it. Following his passing in 2014, Samuel Formell, his son, assumed leadership of the organization. Respected as The Rolling Stones of salsa on a global scale and as The Train of Cuban music on a national one, it has produced numerous notable... read full bio
Greg Wilson is a DJ from Merseyside who, during his time at Wigan Pier, Manchester's Legend and The Haçienda in its early years, contributed significantly to the growth of UK club culture with his upfront selection of NYC electro-funk beats. He was the first DJ to mix live on UK TV back in 1983. After a twenty-year break, during which... read full bio
