Elaine Hall - also known as Coach E!" and called "the child whisperer" by The New York Times - was a top Hollywood children's acting coach whose life changed dramatically after her son Neal, adopted from a Russian orphanage, was diagnosed with autism. When traditional behavioral therapies did not work for him, she sought the esteemed Dr. Stanley Greenspan who... read full bio
Elaine La Lanne was a junk food junkie. When she was 27, she worked at a TV station in San Francisco and was the talent booker for The Les Malloy Show. It was there that she first met Jack La Lanne, who said to her: You should be eating apples and oranges and bananas, and if I didn't like you,... read full bio
Elaine Paige, an actress, recording artist, producer and broadcaster, has made a major contribution to the modern musical ensuring her own chapter in the entertainment world and justifies her title as The First Lady of Musical Theatre. She has starred in numerous West End productions and on Broadway and in concert internationally, sweeping to fame when she created her award... read full bio
During Elaine Pasqua's youth, her mother and stepfather were diagnosed with the AIDS virus during the epidemic of the 80s. Due out of the stigma that heavily surrounded members of the HIV and AIDS community, she has continuously honored her parents' wishes and kept fighting for a search on how to battle these diseases. Witnessing the ravages of this disease... read full bio
Elaine Weiss is an award-winning journalist, writer, and author, based out of Baltimore, Maryland. Weiss has earned her graduate degree from the Medill School of Journalism of Northwestern University. From there, she has gone on to be a correspondent in Washington, congressional aide, speechwriter, magazine editor, and a university journalism instructor. As an author, Weiss has published the books “Fruits... read full bio
Elaine Welteroth is a journalist, editor, and writer who gained recognition during her time as editor-in-chief of Teen Vogue magazine. Welteroth was the youngest and only second person of color to become editor-in-chief of any Conde Nast publication in the company’s 107-year history. She’s credited with expanding Teen Vogue’s content to include coverage of social and political issues to push... read full bio
Elanor Moss is a singer-songwriter who hails from Lincolnshire, York, and Leeds. While there, she graduated with a degree in Medieval Literature. While attending school, she started writing songs and performing them while collaborated with artists like Benjamin Francis Leftwich, Rosie Carney, The Howl and the Hum, and others. Elanor is fresh on the scene, with the release of her... read full bio
Elayne Boosler is an American comedian, writer, and actress from Brooklyn, New York. Boosler started her career as a doorman at The Improvisation comedy club in New York City. While working there, she met Andy Kaufman who convinced Boosler to start working as a stand-up comedian. Boosler later went on to become the first woman to get her own one-hour... read full bio
Elbert L. “Ickey” Woods is a former American football athlete. He rose to fame playing college football for UNLV and later joined the NFL after his college career. In the NFL, Woods played for the Cincinnati Bengals as fullback and is remembered for his iconic end zone victory dance known as the Ickey Shuffle. Woods led the Bengals to the... read full bio
Elbow is an English alternative rock band. The band consists of Guy Garvey, Richard Jupp, Craig Potter, Mark Potter, and Pete Turner. They have been playing music together since 1990, however they didn't get the name Elbow until 1997. SO far, they have released six full-length studio albums. Every album they have released have made it to the top 15... read full bio
Elder Island is a dance electronic band from Bristol, where they founded the group orginally known as Trouvaille. They messed around with experimental folk sounds while the members pursued various art degrees in Bristol and South Wales. In 2014, they made their debut on BBC Radio 6, something that had more of an EDM house sound. Even though they made... read full bio
Elderbrook creates minimalist, song-based electronic music. Artist Alexander Kotz edits the beats under his stage persona, producing rich and ambient, alternative tracks. Elderbrook started off working in the indie band scene as a singer and songwriter, but turned to electronic music after attending university. Originally intended as a venture with a hip-hop edge, Elderbrook developed his own indie twist on... read full bio
Eldon Huff is a fresh take on the kind of music you wish was still being made, a musical melting pot of soul, blues, country, and rock. He incorporates the music that has timelessly resonated with audiences throughout the generations, but puts his own mix to it. His songs are honest, inspired, and true to his heart. Poetically standing... read full bio
Former professional basketball player with the NBA, Eldridge Recasner is now Board Member of the National Basketball Retired Players Association. A University of Washington Hall of Famer, Eldridge was a starter for the U of W team for four years, member of the Pac 10 All-Freshman Team, and three-time All-Conference guard. He is a Pac-10 Hall of Honor Member, and... read full bio
Eleanor “Connie” Mariano is a Filipina-American physician and retired flag officer of the United States Navy. Mariano was born at a naval base in Cavite City, Philippines and moved to the United States with her parents two years after. Mariano’s father served in the Navy as a steward and retired as Master Chief. Mariano went on to earn her degree... read full bio
Since more than ten years ago, the soulful and unique Eleanor Reissa and the "mystical high priest of New Wave Avant-Klez jazz," Frank London, have been mutually inspiring. They explore the realm of Yiddish song, from the unknown to the classics, with the legendary Klezmer Brass Allstars, whose album Carnival Conspiracy was listed among Rolling Stone's top ten global music... read full bio
Recognized throughout the nation as a womens rights leader, Eleanor Smeal appears frequently on television and radio, testifies before Congress on a wide variety of womens issues, and speaks to diverse audiences nationwide on a broad range of feminist topics. For over two decades, she has played a leading role in both national and state... read full bio
Electra Brass is an all-girls instrumentalist band. Each musician has a masters degree and have been spending years performing and can perform improvisation as well as solo performances. Electra Brass performs a mixture of pop, rock and funk music and is arranged by the group’s creator, Jenni Lee Kearns. Electra Brass is composed of musicians Jenni, Caitlin, Linnie and Amanda.... read full bio
The Electric Angels are an all-girl electric string trio, with DJ and Tracks playing classic and contemporary pop and rock songs, with the hippest dance and electronic tracks mixed live. Created out of the the demand for a hybrid of classical and rock, the Electric Angels use the instruments of a standard string quartet in very unconventional ways. With all-electric... read full bio
Electric Guest is an alternative electronic duo, a collaboration between Asa Taccone and Matthew Compton. The duo has seen commercial success through their features on ‘Late Show with David Letterman’, ‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’, ‘Conan’, and other live performances. Their work has also been featured on popular United States television shows like ‘Teen Wolf’, ‘Girls’, and ‘Suits’. When... read full bio
