Michaela Watkins is an American actress and comedian who is best known for playing Valerie on the Hulu series “Casual” and Jackie in series “Trophy Wife”. Watkins has also been a cast member on “Saturday Night Live”. She graduated from Boston University where she studied theater and acting and after school, she moved to Portland, Oregon, where she started acting... read full bio
"International R&B singer, Kenny Lattimore embodies the elements of traditional R&B with a decidedly contemporary flare and feel. He has established himself as a soulful song stylist of the first order receiving the NAACP Image Award for Best New Artist, and nominations for the Grammy, Soul Train and Stellar Awards. Whether putting a distinctive stamp on classic songs recorded by... read full bio
"New Zealand-born singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ladyhawke was born Phillipa Brown. Her stage name was taken from the 1985 film of the same name, a common theme in her past acts. Her first group, Two Lane Blacktop, was inspired by the 1971 film of the same name. After her time with another band, Teenager, Ladyhawke released her self-titled debut solo album... read full bio
The sole writer connected to Cheers, Seinfeld, and Third Rock from the Sun is Andy Cowan, the creator and host of the comedy/therapy podcast The Neurotic Vaccine from Benztown McVay Media Podcast Networks. Andy is also an award-winning writer, producer, and performer. His writing credentials include several Cheers episodes, as well as writing and program consulting roles on Seinfeld, 3rd... read full bio
Raphael Sbarge has been in the acting business for more than 40 years. He has been as an actor, from fairytales, as Archie Hopper and Jiminy Cricket in the hit ABC drama “Once Upon a Time”, to an outer space hero Kaidan Alenko in the highly acclaimed videogame series “Mass Effect.” Sbarge’s acting career began in the city of Manhattan at... read full bio
Five-time All-NBA selection, six-time NBA All-Star, and member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame with the St. John's men's basketball team, Mitch Richmond is about to start his fourth season. After serving as a special assistant during his first year on the team, Richmond was promoted to assistant coach. Recruiting and scouting, player development, practice and game planning—all of... read full bio
Elvin Hayes, who had a powerful turnaround jump shot, played both well in college and professionally, making the most of his abilities. Hayes's most famous moment as a University of Houston center was when he outmatched UCLA and Lew Alcindor in front of a 52,693-strong crowd at the Houston Astrodome. In what was dubbed "The Game of the Century," Hayes... read full bio
Burt Ward is an American actor famous for playing Robin in the early Batman series on ABC and its subsequent feature film. Burt exuded talent as a toddler. He was the world’s youngest professional ice skater, at two years old, in his father’s traveling ice show “Rhapsody On Ice”. Throughout his childhood he excelled at everything he touched, including football,... read full bio
Mari Smith is a widely recognized social media strategist. She is best known for her expertise with Facebook marketing. She is also the author of multiple books on the subject including The New Relationship Marketing and Facebook Marketing: An Hour A Day, which she co-authored. She was named as one of the top 10 social media influencers by both Forbes... read full bio
Mike Greenberg is the co-host of ESPN Radio's nationally syndicated radio show, Mike & Mike in the Morning and anchor of ESPN's SportsCenter. He is the author of the NY Times best-seller Why My Wife Thinks I'm An Idiot, as well as All You Could Ask For, Mike and Mike's Rules for Sports and Life, and My Father's Wives. The... read full bio
"For Morgan Page, it doesn't matter where he is. His number one concern is sharing quality music. As an artist, DJ, songwriter, and even radio show presenter, he continually offers a unique and undeniable perspective, evolving with the times. No matter what he's working on, he delivers for the audience. Page has become a seismic presence at festivals such as Coachella,... read full bio
The legendary husband-and-wife team of Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. has entertained America since they first met as members of the enormously successful group, The Original 5th Dimension. They were thrust into the limelight, and topped the charts with the Grammy-winning hit, ""Up Up and Away"". It began a half decade run as one of the top acts in... read full bio
The movement, the message, and the music of Native Tongues are the foundation of the evitaN project's origins. Joining forces are Andres "Dres" Titus of Black Sheep and Jarobi White of A Tribe Called Quest to form evitaN, a name that honors its inspiration by being the word "native" spelled backwards. Dres and Jarobi, in their respective groupings, were both... read full bio
The jazz-rock band Blood, Sweat, & Tears (BS&T) is now touring the country alongside former American idol star, Bo Bice. Mostly known for their fame through the late '60s and 70s, they have been able to reinvent themselves and have been successful in the new millennium. BS&T, which formed in the beautiful city of New York, is a fusion of... read full bio
The online moniker for Franchesca Ramsey is Chescaleigh. Her hometown is West Palm Beach, Florida, and she currently resides in New York City where she works as a writer, actress, and video blogger. Currently, you can find her online as the host of the MTV News web series Decoded. She was previously a writer and contributor for Comedy Central's The Nightly... read full bio
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger has been the publisher of The New York Times since 1992 and the chairman of the board since 1997. He succeeded his father and name sake in both positions. He was a reporter with The Raleigh Times from 1974 to 1976, and a London correspondent for The Associated Press from 1976 to 1978. He joined The New... read full bio
Sarah was a literary agent at William Morris Endeavor before becoming a seasoned producer and senior creative executive in the children's and family market (formerly at Amazon, Jim Henson Company, and Mattel). With over 25 years of expertise, she has created, developed, and marketed award-winning and captivating content for TV, streaming, AI-enabled gadgets, audio, video, video games, and books, among... read full bio
Graphic designer and computer scientist John Maeda has had a hand in redefining electronic media as a tool for artistic expression. His work has been displayed in personal shows in New York, London, and Paris and rests in the Museum of Modern Art, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and the Cartier Foundation in Paris. He received his undergrad... read full bio
Loni Kaye Anderson is an American actress, best known for playing Jennifer Marlowe on the sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati. She was the wife of Burt Reynolds who married her from 1988 to 1993. She has also been in various movies. Most recently she starred in the UPN flop, The Mullets. She has also been in various movies. Despite being typecast... read full bio
Following his graduation from Guilford College, where he was selected an All American and helped his team win the NAIA Championship, M.L. Carr began his illustrious career as a professional basketball player. Following graduation, he was selected in the first round by the National Basketball Association's Kansas City Kings and the American Basketball Association's Kentucky Colonels. He joined the Israel... read full bio
