The son of Texas parody, the Single Mother Slayer, is permanently gone from the oil fields. traveling and bringing his unreserved brand of humor to a community near you. Everything from his bizarre stories about dating single mothers to his turbulent and boisterous origins throughout his traumatized childhood on the undesirable side of town. Every time Uncle Lazer takes the... read full bio
"Ben Crane is a professional golfer from Portland, Oregon. Originally introduced to golf by his grandfather, Crane grew up playing the sport at the Portland Gold Club. While attending the University of Oregon in Eugene, Crane joined the Ducks’ golf team. Crane has since played in the BellSouth Classic, the U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee, Farmers Insurance Open, McGladrey Classic,... read full bio
Jimmy James gained national and international attention with his Marilyn Monroe impersonation. He believes that the amazing vocal and visual recreation of Marilyn was a one-of-a-kind event that will never be able to be repeated. James is still regarded as the greatest at what he accomplished, even after he retired the Marilyn portion of his act. Being a true artist, he... read full bio
Small-time independent musician Emily Paige Jeffrey is well recognized for her smash song "WHERE ARE THEY NOW." As a TikTok sound, this song gained popularity and attracted a lot of new listeners. Since this surge in popularity, Emily has received thousands of streams for her music. Her distinctive electronic sound, which permeates every song she releases, is another reason for... read full bio
Emma Ejwertz is a multi-faceted artist known for her roles as a Singer, Songwriter, and Multi-Instrumentalist. Originally hailing from the picturesque town of Laholm in southern Sweden, Emma embarked on a musical journey that would take her to the vibrant heart of the global music scene, Los Angeles. Her passion for music and undeniable talent were recognized when she was... read full bio
Around two million copies of the blockbuster hit song "Tighter,Tighter" by ALIVE N KICKIN launched the band onto the music scene in the enchanted 1970s. Produced and penned by Tommy James, the Shondels' guitarist, "Tighter" won them a gold record while they were playing Madison Square Garden. This resulted in appearances on The Mike Douglas Show and Dick Clark's American... read full bio
Donald Lawrence is a composer, producer, songwriter, director of music and artist on record. He is the driving force behind successes like "The Blessing of Abraham," "Encourage Yourself," and "Back II Eden." The double Grammy and Stellar Award winner, who is equally at home in inspirational and modern settings, has worked with a wide range of artists, including well-known figures like Karen... read full bio
Jez Dior is a Los Angeles based Hip-Hop artist. His upcoming mixtape Scarlett Sage will mark his first ever solo release. Being the son of 1970’s punk rocker Steve Dior - best friend of Sid Vicious and crafter of many Sex Pistols songs, he is no stranger to the music scene. He started creating songs at the age of 13... read full bio
Twelve-time All-American swimmer Riley Gaines won five SEC championships and was a talented female swimmer at the University of Kentucky who planned to become a dentist. When she was made to share a locker room and subsequently compete against a male swimmer, Lia (previously Will) Thomas, at the NCAA Women's Swimming Championship, her entire life—including her post-graduate dream—was turned upside... read full bio
Charles Hurt writes columns for The Washington Times and serves as the Opinion Editor. Throughout his 20-year career, Mr. Hurt has worked his way up from beat reporter for the Detroit News and Washington correspondent for the Charlotte Observer before joining The Washington Times in 2003. He is frequently seen as a contributor on Fox News's iconic evening news roundtable.... read full bio
Introducing Alive City, a vibrant band fronted by Zach and Maddy, a gifted brother and sister pair. As the winners of the CFA Battle of the Bands, they gained notoriety and their music has amassed over 30 million plays. Defying expectations, Alive City creates a distinctive sound that breaks the mold of traditional Christian music. They are a Detroit-based team that takes... read full bio
As the Customer Leadership Executive for five large U.S. market leaders, Jeanne Bliss has fought valiantly to get the customer on the strategic agenda, redirecting priorities and creating transformational changes to the brands' customer loyalty. She has driven achievement of 95 percent loyalty rates, changing customer experiences across 50,000-person organizations. Jeanne developed her passion for customer loyalty at Lands' End,... read full bio
Renowned speaker Ron Hall is also an art dealer, a #1 New York Times best-selling book, and producer of the film "Same Kind of Different as Me." Through his foundation, speaking engagements, and nationwide homelessness fundraising initiatives, he has changed the lives of thousands of people. He has helped the homeless by raising over $100 million. Without his special and... read full bio
The band Vandoliers is distinctively Texas; they capture the rich and varied musical character of the Lone Star State in a fast-paced, boisterous sound that is all their own. This Dallas-Fort Worth six-piece is back with The Vandoliers, a new album that shows these boisterous, rollicking country punks are tighter, more coherent, more sonically engaging than ever after spending the... read full bio
Liam Lynch is a multi-hat wearer in the entertainment business. He was the originator of Sifl and Olly Show on MTV, as well as a co-writer, musician, actor, and executive producer. Among the top 10 series on television at the time, the daily show ran for three seasons. Lynch was one of 40 musicians worldwide selected by Sir Paul McCartney... read full bio
Santeri Saksala (drums), Jussi Turunen (lead guitar), and James Lascelles (vocals/guitar) make up the Helsinki-based prog-metal band Wheel. The group has put out two albums and three EPs. Their third album, "Charismatic Leaders," will be available on May 3. The first single, "Empire," is currently accessible worldwide. To commemorate the release, the band has gone on tours in Europe, North America, and... read full bio
The hit song "A Million Miles Away" by American rock group The Plimsouls was featured in the film Valley Girl. California's Paramount is where the band was founded. After releasing an EP and two full-length albums, they broke up in 1984. Since then, various combinations of the original members have got back together on occasion. Eddie Muñoz currently does sporadic tours, performing... read full bio
Four of the original six members of The Amish Outlaws grew up strictly Amish, having been raised in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. They had no access to alcohol, musical instruments, or power from landlines, yet their spirits were too wild for the Amish way of life. There was no going back once they stomped in the Devil's Playground. The members of the... read full bio
Friends referred him Christian Hayes, a singer-songwriter from the Appalachian foothills, as "The Lullaby Kid" with affection. Authenticity, unadulterated passion, and vulnerability are conveyed through his Americana-influenced folk and country music. Christian's desire for self-expression through songs and poetry started at the age of seven when his poet grandfather handed him his first diary. This marked the beginning of Christian's musical... read full bio
Born and raised in a little town outside of Chicago, Colin Egglesfield is an actor, author, and speaker. He has established a prosperous acting career by appearing in popular TV series and movies including Something Borrowed, Melrose Place, and All My Children. He has also shared the screen with some of the biggest names in entertainment, like Sylvester Stallone, Kate... read full bio
