Jack White is one of the most prolific and renowned artists of the past twenty years. When the White Stripes started in 1997, no one expected that a red-and-white two-piece band would take hold in the mainstream world. They released the groundbreaking albums: White Blood Cells and Elephant. White later formed the Raconteurs and released their debut album, Broken Boy... read full bio
Richmond, Virginia-based musician Jack Wharff comes next on that list of up-and-coming country stars. With the support of his group, the Tobacco Flatts, the multi-talented singer-songwriter is poised for success. Wharff shared a video of himself singing and playing guitar with Garrett and Ryan of the Tobacco Flatts on social media. The video instantly struck a chord with Wharff's rapidly growing... read full bio
Jack Wagner's big break came when he auditioned to play the supporting role of rocker Frisco Jones on General Hospital". Portraying Frisco not only thrust Jack into the spotlight as an actor, but opened the doors of the music industry for the self-taught guitarist. Jack soon had a record deal with Qwest Records and a #1 AC hit with "All... read full bio
Jack Van Cleaf is a singer-songwriter from California who creates songs that are resolute, sensitive and warmly candid. Van Cleaf has performed in storied venues around the nation, including Miller High Life Theatre, The Ryman, The Pageant and Mission Ballroom. Van Cleaf has been enthralling audiences in intimate concerts with Sofar Sounds from New York City to Austin. He has performed as... read full bio
Jack Uldrich is a renowned author, consultant, and nanotechnology specialist who has a great interest in assisting corporations in embracing and profiting from this developing sector. He is well known for his critically acclaimed and number-one best-seller "The Next Big Thing Is Really Small: How Nanotechnology Will Change the Future of Your Business." Uldrich is dedicated to assisting companies, governments,... read full bio
Two of the biggest DJs in the world, Skrillex and Diplo collaborated to create the Grammy Award-winning side project called Jack U They released their first official single, titled Take There featuring vocals from Kiesza. The following year, they released their debut album, Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack U, for which they won a Grammy. Their first performance as... read full bio
Jack Symes establishes himself as one of the most appealing new voices in folk music on his expansive new album, Tompkins Park. The 12-song collection, which was written on a road journey to the artist's new Brooklyn home and his unsettling first months there, asks, "Are you on your own or are you all alone" It's less grounded than his... read full bio
Jack Sock is an American professional tennis player from Kansas City, Kansas. When Sock was 12 years old, he began training at the Mike Wolf Tennis Academy and went on to play tennis in high school where he finished in four consecutive state championships in singles and held a record of 80-0. During this time, Sock also played with his... read full bio
A New York cowboy wearing a Stetson Range, adhering to a purist ideology and playing his cherished 1956 Martin D-28 guitar, Big Jim, travels the streets of East Nashville in Jack Schneider's universe, which is filled with eccentricity and nostalgia. Jack is a producer, guitar collector and analog aficionado in addition to being a guitarist, songwriter and singer, or a "triple threat" as... read full bio
Jack Savoretti is an English acoustic singer-songwriter and musician from Westminister, London, England. While he was a teenager, Savoretti found his love in writing poetry and found himself writing all the time. By the time he was 16, he picked up the guitar and began performing and by the time he was 18, he was signed to De-angelis Records. While... read full bio
Jack began playing rock and alternative music by up-and-coming acts on BBC Radio 1. He now presents Radio 1's Indie show on a Thursday and the Future Artists show, which airs Monday through Wednesday from 10 p.m. to midnight. Jack started his adventure on Fly FM, the student radio station of Nottingham Trent University. Jack led the station to its best-ever... read full bio
A nomad who crosses ages, genres and dimensions is how Jack River, Holly Rankin's alter ego, is envisioned. That could be as a result of Rankin being partially kept in amber at the age she was when her sister passed away. She has the freedom to time travel thanks to Jack. She has noticed that Sugar Mountain contains traces of the... read full bio
Jack Reynor is an Irish American born actor. He is best known for playing Jack Parsons in series “Strange Angel” and Shane Dyson in the film “Transformers: Age of Extinction”. Reynor was born in Longmont, Colorado and lived in Boulder for a few years before moving to Ireland with his mother. He begun to find a love for acting after... read full bio
Jack Quaid is an American actor who is best known for playing Kyle in series “Sasquatch Sketch Comedy” and Marvel in “The Hunger Games” films. Quaid is the son of fellow actors Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid. He spent some time studying at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. From there, he made his acting debut in the film... read full bio
Even in poisonous relationships, ending a relationship is never simple. In his latest song, "easy," Jack Price describes a relationship that he finds himself unable to end. He recognizes the warning indicators that his partner may not fully share his affections for him and may not treat him as he deserves. He stays because he cares so much for them... read full bio
A singer-songwriter from Blackheath in South London, Jack Penate is the grandson of The Gormenghast Trilogy author and illustrator Mervyn Peake. He frequently appears in the "Estuary English" pack of UK musicians, a group that includes artists like Lily Allen, Jamie T, Kate Nash, Adele and others who sing without purposefully changing their spoken English accent. He and his friend Felix White formed the... read full bio
Jack Osbourne is an English media personality who is the son of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne. He first gained fame after appearing in the MTV television reality series “The Osbournes” and has gone on to be a fitness and travel reporter who has worked on shows such as “Jack Osbourne: Adrenaline Junkie” and BBC’s “Saving Planet Earth”. He’s also co-hosted... read full bio
Jack O’Connell is an English actor best known for his roles in television and film such as playing James Cook in “Skins”, Calisto in “300: Rise of an Empire”, and Louis in “Unbroken”. Prior to his acting career, O’Connell originally wanted to be a football player and playing for his local team. He unfortunately suffered some injuries and ended up... read full bio
Jack Novak, who was up in southwest Chicago, was initially drawn to electronic music and intense dance recordings when he was a teenager and was involved in the underground rave scene. After relocating to Los Angeles, she established a home studio and worked nonstop for two years to hone her skills and expand her production portfolio, which rekindled her interest in... read full bio
Jack Nilles is known for being the father of telecommuting and teleworking and is a trained physicist. Nilles began his career entering the U.S. Air Force where he was a lieutenant who then served at Wright Air Development Center where he was a manager of several different electronic development projects. After leaving his service in the Air Force, Nilles went... read full bio
