Amanda de Cadenet is a television personality and renowned photographer. She started her career at the young age of eighteen, as a co-presenter for The Word, a late-night Channel 4 magazine show. She is best known for the series The Conversation, airing on Lifetime. The show features interviews with internationally famous women, as well as lesser-known figures, and includes topics... read full bio
A native of Los Angeles, Ari Ross has been concurring the voiceover world since his youth. Reportedly, his father once dropped him off at a voiceover class and said, "Don’t come home until you can do a decent Droopy Dog imitation and a fabulous Non-Announcer - Announcer!" His work includes over 65 voiceovers for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno... read full bio
In 1980, Warner Bros. released One Eighty, a smash LP that produced two of the year’s biggest hits, “You’re the only woman” and “Biggest part of me.” Though a headlining world tour and three Grammy nominations followed, one of the biggest honors bestowed upon them was Quincy Jones’ declaration that “Biggest part of me” was one of his all time... read full bio
Anna Lunoe has found herself in the eye of an American dance music storm. She began her career in music as a radio host with her own weekly dance music show on Sydney’s youth station. She entered the DJ world playing indie dance and rap but evolved over time, picking up the tempos and cycling through genres. The result is... read full bio
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Ana Popovic is a Memphis, Tennessee-based Serbian blues guitarist and singer. Popović was born in Belgrade, where her father introduced her to the blues, and she started to play the guitar when she was fifteen. She formed the band Hush with Rade Popović (guitar, vocals), Milan Sarić (bass guitar) and Bojan Ivković (drums). Hush performed rhythm and blues, but also incorporated... read full bio
Chef Anne Burrell is best known for her blonde, spiky hair and her appearance on the Food Network's Iron Chef. Anne eradicates the pressure of restaurant dishes and reveals concise, easy-to-master techniques for the at-home cook on her Food Network series, Secrets of a Restaurant Chef. Anne also co-hosts Worst Cooks in America, a prime-time reality show where Anne leads... read full bio
Alex Guarnaschelli is an American Chef, best known for her guest judging role on Iron Chef. She is also the executive chef for the distinguished New York restaurant called Butter, and previously for The Darby. She has competed in the Iron Chef and hosted her cooking show on the Food Network. Guarnaschelli has been a judge on Food Network's competition... read full bio
Celebrity chef and foodie Aarti Sequeira rose to fame after winning Food Network Star and subsequently earning her own cooking show. She successfully combines her passions in her entertaining blog and online cooking variety show “Aarti Paarti.” Additionally, she shares her cooking and entertaining ideas on her Food Network series Aarti Party, where she surprises viewers with unexpected flavors and... read full bio
Alice Waters is a chef and author, best known for being an advocate for preparing organic food. She opened her restaurant Chez Panisse over forty years ago, and it has constantly been classified among the World's 50 Best Restaurants. Waters is currently one of the most visible supporters of the organic food movement, and has been a proponent of organics... read full bio
Originally from Chicago, Alex Borstein moved to California at an early age. She attended San Francisco State University and majored in rhetoric. Borstein is a member of the Los Angeles based Acme Comedy Theatre and has performed stand-up comedy at clubs across California. She has most recently been writing for feature film and animation projects and also provided the voice... read full bio
Reunited lately with lead singer Nini Camps are founding members Cathy and Kristen Henderson and veteran drummer Dena Tauriello. The band and fans are ecstatic to be marking the end of their four-year split with this reunion. Primarily recognized for her grassroots touring, Antigone Rising performed about 280 venues annually during the early 2000s until landing an Atlantic Records contract.... read full bio
Two-time Grammy award winning hip-hop group Arrested Development, true trailblazers in hip-hop. Since 1991 they’ve championed fresh sounds, spreading unique hip-hop around the world. As recipients of an NAACP image award (1993) they represent black culture with beats & pride.... read full bio
Born Joseph Foreman, Afroman may be the first artist to achieve a worldwide hit with the assistance of the Internet. Citing his influences as Too Short, Big Daddy Kane, and 2 Live Crew, he began his rap career in the eighth grade when he started making homemade tapes of his own songs and passing them out to his classmates. He... read full bio
The Halluci Nation (formerly A Tribe Called Red) is an electronic dance music group from Canada, who blends dub step with hip hop, reggae and First Nations music to create their signature style. They're distinguished from other EDM artists for their vocal chanting and drumming- a nod to their Native American culture. This group of three DJs has released many... read full bio
Adriana Gascoigne is the founder and CEO of Girls in Tech. As a woman in tech, Adrianas passion lies in bolstering opportunities around the empowerment, engagement, and education of women in tech. Previously, she worked as the Vice President of Marketing at SecondMarket, the global marketplace for illiquid assets. She was responsible for SecondMarkets marketing, branding strategy, event production, and... read full bio
National Baseball Hall of Famer Andy Van Slyke is a former professional MLB coach and retired MLB outfielder. His last coaching position was with the Seattle Mariners, and prior to that with the Detroit Tigers. Van Slyke was drafted as the sixth overall pick in the 1979 Major League Baseball Draft by the St. Louis Cardinals. Other teams he played... read full bio
Alexis Maybank is an accomplished entrepreneur who has made her mark in the world of ecommerce. She is best known as the Founder and Strategic Advisor of Gilt, the company that revolutionized luxury ecommerce and online shopping. Together with a team of co-founders, Alexis helped conceive and create Gilt in 2007, and has held several positions at the company since... read full bio
Anders Knutsen assumed the leadership of Bang and Olufsen, the Danish audiovisual company, at a time of severe crisis. He rescued a tradition of immaculate design and engineering, so perfect" that fewer and fewer could afford it! It started with a bang. It nearly ended in a whimper, but, thanks to Knutsen, the Bang is now bigger than ever. His... read full bio
Rapper Ace Hood, real name Antoine McColister, is from Port St. Lucie, Florida. He was first exposed to rap at an early age after going through his dad's record collection and listening to artists like Tupac, Biggie Smalls, and Jay-Z. Ace Hood's musical career began when he got his first recording deal with We the Best Music Group, DJ Khaled's... read full bio
