Kelly Ford is a well-known broadcaster and a reputable figurehead in the music business. Kelly's quick humor and genuineness have awakened listeners in Denver, Nashville, New York City and on a nationally syndicated morning program on Westwood One for more than 20 years. In the annals of country music radio in New York City, Kelly holds the title of only solo... read full bio
Keith Olbermann is the host of GQ's political webshow, The Resistance with Keith Olbermann. He was previously the host of Countdown with Keith Olbermann for nine years. The show was a unique newscast that counted down the days top stories with Keiths particular wit and style. Olbermann began his career with NBC when he was anchor for NBC Sports, hosting... read full bio
A dynamic duo and HGTV stars, Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas have won over fans with their extraordinary talent and endearing personality. Keith and Evan are well-known in the home improvement industry thanks to their roles on Bargain Block and the all-star competition series Rock the Block. The pair has decided to concentrate on their careers rather than rushing into wedding... read full bio
Kayce Freed Jennings is co-founder and executive vice president of The Documentary Group, an independent production company. Formerly married to the late journalist Peter Jennings, she is also a coeditor of the recently published biography Peter Jennings: A Reporters Life. With deep connections to the nonprofit world, Jennings has worked with The Coalition for the Homeless, Teach for America, Jazz... read full bio
Katty Kay is a well-known journalist and anchor who works out of Washington, D.C. She has had a big impact on how the world is covered in the news. Kay is in the forefront of reporting on domestic and international current events for the BBC as the lead presenter for BBC World News America. Her knowledge encompasses a wide range... read full bio
She has presented on Radio 3 regularly since 2010 and is the face of the BBC Proms. You can hear her every weekday on Afternoon on 3. She also hosts musical and artistic documentaries for radio and television. When she competed on Strictly Come Dancing and made it to the finals, her career took a very different and glittering turn. She also... read full bio
As host of her own Lifetime TV show, Katie Brown provides easy and affordable advice on casual entertaining. Her enthusiasm for entertaining, gardening and cooking inspired her to open her own store called Goat. Located in Los Angeles and Mackinac Island, Michigan, Goat quickly became a popular antique store and cafe. Katie has been serving up dime-store domesticity on Lifetime's... read full bio
American sports journalist Karl Ravech is best recognized for serving as Baseball Tonight's primary host on ESPN. Karl has largely worked for ESPN on SportsCenter and Baseball Tonight. He was also in charge of providing play-by-play analysis for both the MLB and the Little League World Series. Additionally, he has recently covered gold for the network. In the Major League Baseball... read full bio
American radio journalist Kai Ryssdal is well-known for his charismatic appearance as the host of Marketplace, a highly regarded business program that airs on U.S. public radio stations during the week. In addition, he and Kimberly Adams co-host the immensely popular offshoot podcast Make Me Smart, which features smart talks on a variety of subjects. Ryssdal has been overseeing American Public... read full bio
Julie Chen is a television personality, news anchor, and producer for CBS. She has been the host of the reality show Big Brother for sixteen years and counting, making her the longest-serving host of any countrys version of the show. Julie is also a co-host and the moderator of CBS The Talk, and was previously co-anchor of The Early Show.... read full bio
Judge Greg Mathis was elected to Michigan's 36th District Court in 1995. His election became a national success story and a symbol of hope for urban youth who are struggling to overcome the modern-day pressures and hardships of poverty, drugs and violence. A former street youth and high school dropout, Mathis' lawlessness brought him before a judge who cared, a... read full bio
Josh Temple is known as the host of NBC’s “American Toughest Jobs” and for hosting the television series “House Crashers” and “Disaster House”. Originally from Merced, California, Josh graduated with a degree in History from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Shortly after graduating he moved to San Francisco and worked construction for a few years. It was... read full bio
Josh Luchs came clean about his two decades as a sports agent in a Sports Illustrated cover story titled Confessions of an Agent. The story triggered a title wave of social conversation, media coverage, and a chorus of calls for NCAA referendum. Luchs was also featured on HBOs Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel. Overall, Luchs reached an estimated TV... read full bio
Based in Los Angeles, Jordan Ligons Robinson is a well-known freelance journalist, broadcaster and podcaster. She covers pop culture, women's basketball, and its linkages. Jordan serves as a host and commentator for the Women's Sports Network and Pac-12 Network's coverage of women's basketball, respectively. In addition, she co-hosts the Queens of the Court podcast with Sheryl Swoopes and presents The Buckets Five,... read full bio
"Greenblatt is the founder and president of Our Good Works, the nonprofit organization responsible for All for Good. All for Good is the open source, web based platform supported by a coalition of companies and nonprofits who are committed to a shared vision of increasing the number of Americans that participate in service and volunteerism. Greenblatt started All for Good... read full bio
In the broadcasting industry, Jonathan Coachman has had one of the most varied careers. As a charming, animated young backstage interviewer who frequently found a way to amuse WWE fans with his antics during interviews with Superstars like The Rock, The Coach made the transition from local sports anchor to WWE in. Coachman later had a second job in addition... read full bio
Jonathan Rashleigh Knight-Rodriguez, born on November 29, 1968, is a prominent American singer recognized for his involvement in the renowned boy band, New Kids on the Block. Alongside his younger brother Jordan, as well as Donnie Wahlberg, Joey McIntyre, and Danny Wood, Jonathan played a vital role in the band's success and popularity. Notably, he holds the distinction of being... read full bio
Born in southern China, John Woo grew up in Hong Kong, where he began his film career as an assistant director in 1969, working for Shaw Brothers Studios. He directed his first feature in 1973 and has been a prolific director ever since, working in a wide variety of genres before A Better Tomorrow (1986) (aka A Better Tomorrow") established... read full bio
John Anderson is an ESPN SportsCenter host, mostly appearing on the 6-8pm slot with Lindsay Czarniak. Previously, he co-hosted the reality game show Wipeout, which aired on ABC. John worked for KTUL-TV and KOTV-TV in Tulsa, OK, and at KPHO-TV in Phoenix, AZ before joining ESPN. He has been honored with the Bill Teegins Oklahoma Sportscaster of the year award.... read full bio
As a contributor for ten years and counting, John Hodgman has served as The Daily Show's Resident Expert. When John Stewart left the show, Hodgman stayed on as a correspondent for the new host Trevor Noah. Hodgman is also a widely published author, with his books including ""The Areas of My Expertise"", ""More Information Than You Require"", and ""That Is... read full bio
