Nuala Beck is widely regarded as a leading authority on the transition from the traditional to the contemporary economic system. Nuala Beck is the owner and operator of Nuala Beck & Associates Inc., a consulting firm based in Toronto. In Canada, her book "Shifting Gears: Thriving in the New Economy" has been a best-seller in the number one spot for... read full bio
Award-winning writer and filmmaker Cynthia Lowen. She devised, produced, and scripted Bully, a feature documentary that follows a "year in the life" of America's bullying issue, in collaboration with Lee Hirsch, an Emmy and Sundance Award-winning director. Bully, which was documented throughout the 2009–2010 academic year, provides a glimpse into the distressing and frequently jeopardized lives of victims of bullying... read full bio
Aine Deane, a 21-year-old singer/songwriter, gained notoriety after her debut single, "Hopeless," was made public. She had been wanting to write the song for a time. Aine had the hazy idea in her head, and she recalls noting it in a note to her buddy Oli, who co-wrote and produced it. She has since demonstrated that she should be taken... read full bio
American stand-up comedian and podcaster Adam Dean Friedland is based in New York City. He is best known for being the host of the comedic podcasts Cum Town and The Adam Friedland Show. Friedland was born to Lithuanian-Jewish South African parents at Saint John's Hospital in Santa Monica, California. He was raised in South Africa, Las Vegas, and California. Friedland... read full bio
Ben Vaughn is the man in charge of running the show "Health Inspectors" on the Food Network. When Ben first discovered that he enjoyed cooking, he helped his grandma in the kitchen and began cooking at a young age. He was a participant in the Ft. Lauderdale Art Institute, where he was afforded the opportunity to hone his culinary skills... read full bio
In her music, Indigo Sparke explores themes of love, loss, sadness, and a just discovered wrath while writing with a rare and contemplative strength. Indigo, an Australian native who now calls New York home, began her career as an actor before breaking through to the Sydney music scene with her EP "Night Bloom" (2016). She performed across Australia and the... read full bio
Professor Emerita of Language, Literacy, and Culture at the University of Massachusetts Amherst's School of Education is Sonia Nieto. Nieto is one of the top authors and teachers in the topic of diversity, with expertise working with kids of diverse ages and socioeconomic backgrounds. She has received numerous honors in her field, including the National Association for Multicultural Education's Multicultural... read full bio
Jabari Evans, also known as Naledge, and Michael Aguilar, also known as Mikey A, are the two members of the rap duo Kidz In The Hall. Double-0. Just Blaze aligned himself with the duo and contributed to the creation of their debut album, titled "School Was My Hustle." Double-0 formed a relationship with Just Blaze through a job that he... read full bio
Huey Mack, is an American hip-hop artist from Morgantown, West Virginia. When he was 14 he started writing music, just to help him pass the time in school but stopped for a few years because it was more of just a hobby. A few years later when he was 17, he decided to start back up and released his first... read full bio
Madeline Edwards, who was born in California and raised in Texas, has broken past the confines of traditional music by fusing the jazz, soul, gospel, and country influences she grew up with into her own distinctive style "through vulnerability and passion" (NPR). Her achievements in the past year have garnered her recognition as a "Hot Country Artist to Watch" on... read full bio
The foundation of Alex Hall's debut EP, "Six Strings", is his guitar playing and lyrics, which form the core of his artistic expression. On each song on the EP, there are featured guitarists and vocals. The EP was co-produced by Alex, Pete Good, and AJ Babcock. The performers include Tenille Townes, Kassi Ashton, Brad Paisley, Brad Tursi of Old Dominion,... read full bio
Walter "Robby" Robinson, a Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist, has spent more than 34 years as a reporter and editor-at-large for the Boston Globe. Walter oversaw the Boston Globe's Spotlight Team, which won the Pulitzer Prize and exposed sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. He has covered international news for the Boston Globe from more than 30 nations and 48 states. Walter... read full bio
Sam Champion, one of the country's most popular weather anchors, has amassed a following of millions of devoted viewers because to his reputation for reliable reporting. He began working for The Weather Channel in early 2014, and now he and Sam Champion co-anchor America's Morning Headquarters in addition to managing the network. Champion formerly worked as ABC's Good Morning America's... read full bio
After leading the critically renowned Colorado-based band Newcomers Home for eight years, Katie Herzig relocated to Nashville in 2006 to pursue a solo career. She worked alone to record and produce Weightless, a masterpiece of avant-garde sonics and songwriting, before she left Colorado. Since then, Katie's song "Heaven's My Home" has been nominated for a 2007 Grammy Award, and she... read full bio
Dmitry Chaplin made his debut appearance on DWTS's eighth season. Jewel was his debut partner. Chaplin is a well-known Latin dancer who was born in Russia. Chaplin also took part in the So You Think You Can Dance competition. He was a Top 10 performer in season 2 of So You Think You Can Dance. He made the crowd favorites by... read full bio
Of course, this triumph was not achieved without a lot of effort and extraordinary musical talent. Through four critically acclaimed albums over the years, the band has worked tirelessly to perfect its sound. They have battled tooth and nail to win over fans all over the world by performing at festivals like Two Thousand Trees, Pukkelpop, Jera on Air, and... read full bio
The band Crooks and Nannies is made up of musicians that play multiple instruments and have been buddies since they were in high school. Their characteristic sound is boisterous and candid indie rock, and it operates on opposite ends of the spectrum. The childhood buddies shape themes of development, loss, and transition into off-kilter pop songs that whirr with the... read full bio
Australian singer-songwriter Clinton Kane is associated with Columbia Records. His 2021 singles "Chicken Tendies" and "I Guess I'm in Love" peaked at positions 88 and 90 on the US Billboard Hot 100, respectively. The latter song also peaked at positions 25 in Australia and 22 in the UK. At the moment, Kane lives in Las Vegas. Kane learned to sing... read full bio
Scottish DJ and broadcaster Arielle Free. She is well-known for her work as a BBC Radio 1 presenter and as a renowned electronic house DJ who travels the globe. She serves as the host of the official Love Island: The Morning After podcast. Free left her hometown of Stirling when she was ten years old and now resides in Glasgow.... read full bio
BoomTown Saints are skilled party-starters and crowd-pleasers. Their high-octane performance is great from the first song on thanks to their cutting-edge artistic ability, masterful musicianship, and flawless multi-part harmonies. As they tour the nation, their distinct mix of southern rock and rocking country continues to appeal to a growing fan base. BoomTown Saints, made up of Chris Ramos and Ben... read full bio
