Sophia Messa is an up-and-coming pop singer-songwriter who was born and raised in New York. Messa is a first generation American and her parents are immigrants from Brazil and Russia and she uses her Brazilian and Russian backgrounds in her music. Messa has previously studied at The Professional Performing Arts School where she has been classically trained in vocal performance... read full bio
first taste of glamour came at fourteen when she was crowned one of twelve Princesses of the Sea" in a beauty contest--an honor for which she earned a railroad ticket to Rome, and 23,000 lira (about $35). Sophia then came Hollywood. She signed a contract with Paramount for her first English-speaking role. Once on the set, she fell in love... read full bio
Actress Sophia Lillis rose to fame as the young female lead Beverly Marsh, a member of the Losers Club, in the remake of Stephen King’s It. It: Chapter One made history with the largest opening weekend at the box office for a horror film ($123.1 million), and most venues for an R-rated film with 4,103, beating out the Marvel film... read full bio
Sophia Li is a Chinese-American public speaker, climate advocate, and award-winning journalist. Her life's work is to redefine 21st-century communication while slicing through content pollution by making discussions on topics like Web3, human rights, and climate justice more approachable, palatable, and human. She received Refinery29's Sustainable Innovator Award and was recognized by Harvard as one of the leading climate communicators. She... read full bio
Sophia Kianni is a remarkable social entrepreneur and activist who is Iranian-American who has made a big impact on the fight against climate change. She has been at the vanguard of organizing a worldwide network of volunteers to address the pressing issue of climate change as the founder and executive director of Climate Cardinals. She holds the distinction of being... read full bio
Sophia Galaté is a rising star in the music industry, known for her soulful and sensual sound that is both introspective and confident. Her first single, "body," is a testament to her ability to express her emotions and feelings through her music, while also promoting self-love and acceptance. As a young woman, Sophia has always been comfortable in her own skin,... read full bio
With the release of her first EP Marathon and in everything she has subsequently done and has planned going forward, Sophia Fracassi has made it clear that she doesn't try to hide her feelings. With accolades like being named "One to Watch" by KiSS Radio, a cross-country tour with legendary Canadian pop-rocker Amanda Marshall and the release of the new single... read full bio
Sophia Di Martino is a British actress. She was born in Nottinghamshire and went on to earn an A Level in Music which lead her to attending the University of Salford where she signed with an agent. She graduated from University of Salford with a BA with honours in Media and Performance. Sophia made her television debut in an episode... read full bio
Sophia Chang is a music business matriarch who has managed artists such as Paul Simon, A Tribe Called Quest, RZA, ODB, Q Tip, D’Angelo, and more over the years. She has worked in marketing at Atlantic, A&R at Jive, A&R Administration at UMG, GM of Razor Sharp Records, GM of Cinematic Music Group, and more. Chang ended up leaving the... read full bio
Sophia Bush made her first on-screen appearance on the comedy film Van Wilder. Shortly there after, she was seen on several television shows, including Nip/Tuck and Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. Sophia then landed one of her most known roles, on the then WB show One Tree Hill. The series was ten seasons long, with Bush in 187 episodes. During One... read full bio
Sophia Brown is an actress, dancer, and performance artist based out of London, England. She is best known for playing Donna Clark on the television series “Giri/Haji”, and Louise Taggart on the television series “Clique”. Brown has previously graduated from the Arts Education Schools in London and has also trained at the Ivana Chubbuck Studio. She is also known for... read full bio
Sophia Amoruso is an American entrepreneur who is best known for being the founder and owner of the women’s fashion retailer, Nasty Gal, which has previously been named one of the fastest growing companies by Inc. Magazine. Since then, Amoruso has been featured in Forbes as one of the richest self-made women in the world. She has founded Girlboss Media,... read full bio
Sophia Alexa is a singer-songwriter from California with an unusual past. She was reared in Amsterdam and has been residing in London for more than ten years. She often experienced feelings of alienation as a result of frequently changing schools and towns and the only thing she could rely on was music. Growing up, Sophia acquired a lifelong passion for legendary... read full bio
Soolking, the stage name of Abderraouf Derradji, is an Algerian rapper and vocalist. Before changing his stage name, he began his career using the alias MC Sool. His music blends Algerian rai, hip hop, soul and reggae. Kurt Kobain is the title of the opening track of Soolking's most recent album, "Sans Visa." It's a homage to his background as a Nirvana... read full bio
Knowing SOOHAN's music (Stephen Suchan) is to experience a surge of the hazy and familar: nostalgia meets distinctive and unfathomable, as he masterfully mixes international inspirations into dance floor and festival-ready surroundings. SOOHAN is the key bearer to a collection that explores and celebrates what all too often lurks on the perimeter, but to those who are unfamiliar with it.... read full bio
The Christian Montessori School of Lake Norman in North Carolina was founded by Sonya Curry, a businesswoman and teacher. With a degree in education from Virginia Tech, Sonya became the first member of her family to attend college. Sydel Curry-Lee and Stephen and Seth Curry are her children. In her book Fierce Love: A Memoir of Family, Faith, and Purpose,... read full bio
Nic Johnston, Dan Wallage, and Jack Rollins make up the Australian indie folk trio Sons of the East, which was founded in 2011. The ensemble is renowned for its distinctive sound, which features close harmonies and simple instrumentals. They have produced a handful of singles and three EPs since their beginning. In August 2013, the trio's self-titled debut EP was on... read full bio
Sons of Serendip is a classical/neo-soul/R&B musical group, made up of four friends who were bonded by a series of serendipitous occurrences. Micah Christian (lead vocalist), Cordaro Rodriguez (pianist/ guitarist), Kendall Ramseur (cellist/ vocalist), and Mason Morton (harpist) all met as graduate students at Boston University. They’ve all been refining their musical talents since a young age, but they came... read full bio
Sons of Raphael are a band comprised of two brothers, Loral and Ronnel. Their sounds are alternative, infused with pop, lo-fi noise, surf rock, and indie tones. Loral and Ronnel use two guitars, a drum machine, and vocals to create their tunes. The band was created on accident, and received great feedback in the few months since they’ve released their... read full bio
Sons of Kemet are a jazz group from London. They use a variety of instruments to create their sound, including saxophone, clarinet, tuba, and drums. Each of the members comes from a different background. Shabaka Hutchings, Oren Marshall, Tom Skinner, Seb Rochford, and Theon Cross combine the genres of jazz, rock, Caribbean, and African music. The group has been featured... read full bio
