Grace Carter is a British RnB-pop singer-songwriter from London, England. Carter began her career with the release of the single “Silence.” She then went on to rise to fame after opening for Dua Lipa on her The Self-Titled Tour, and she has also opened for Rag’n’Bone Man. After the release of her debut single, Carter went on to release singles... read full bio
Griff Washburn, better known as his stage name Goth Babe, is an alternative indie singer-songwriter who began his career performing in Nashville, Tennessee. After working in Nashville for a while, Washburn moved to New York City before settling in Los Angeles. He has since gone on to travel and perform all over the West Coast, while self-recording and releasing his... read full bio
Glenn Danzig is an American singer-songwriter, musician, film director and record producer who is best known for being founder of the bands the Misfits, Samhain and Danzig. He is also known for being the owner of the Evilive record label and for the comic book publishing company, Verotik. Danzig was born in Lodi, New Jersey, and has previously studied at... read full bio
Gabbie Hanna is an American singer-songwriter, internet personality, author, actress and podcast who first rose to fame using the short-lived social media app, Vine, where she released videos under the name The Gabbie Show. She then went on to begin a YouTube channel under the same name and has gone on to win a Streamy Award in the category of... read full bio
Brendan Patrick Rice, better known as his stage name, Gus Dapperton, is a pop singer/songwriter from Warwick, NY. Dapperton released his debut single, "Moonda, Once With Grace" in 2016 and later in 2017, released his first EP, "Yellow and Such." Gus gained a reputation for his colorful flair and stylized 90's fashion, which he uses to produce music videos. As... read full bio
Greg Dyke attended Hayes Grammar School before attending York University to study politics. He began his broadcasting career in 1977 at London Weekend Television after a brief stint as a journalist. He was appointed director-general of the BBC in January 2000, and during his four years there, he launched four new digital television channels, five new digital radio channels, two... read full bio
Greer has rapidly advanced in a short period of time. Happy People, the Orange County rock quartet's second EP in the past 18 months, is comprised of four songs with airtight lyrics and killer guitars that suggest a band well beyond their years in the best possible way but simultaneously having an undeniable young energy. Happy People, Greer's follow-up to... read full bio
The ineffable memories of a summer day so lovely you want to live within it forever, the dusty heat of a Texas afternoon or a tingle of melancholy on a solo walk home after a party are all captured by Georgia Harmer in emotive detail throughout Stay In Touch. Harmer has written an emotionally stirring collection of songs that articulate the... read full bio
Geoff Duncan was a wealthy businessman, former professional baseball player, CNN commentator and Lieutenant Governor of Georgia. Using a nonpartisan strategy, Duncan led the State Senate through a pandemic, civil unrest and an economic downturn as the second-most powerful Republican in the state. Particularly in the fields of health care, public safety, technology and economic growth, Duncan has established himself as a fearless... read full bio
Gil Hanse, one of the most renowned golf course designers in the world, is responsible for the Black Course at Streamsong Resort, Pinehurst's #4, and The Olympic Golf Course for the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Hanse is renowned for his meticulous and environmentally conscious approach to course design. Hanse has made a commitment to restricting his initiatives ever... read full bio
London-based band Gramme plays simple, low-fidelity disco. They have a cult following despite releasing music seldom, and they have influenced musicians such as LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy and Hot Chip. The band, which started out as a quintet, came together because of a mutual appreciation for the melancholic, emotive sound that has come to be associated with Factory label artists like... read full bio
Gus Constantellis is a gay stand-up comedian and writer who is first-generation Greek-American. His writing focuses a lot on his vast immigrant family, Greek ancestry, outrageous yet realistic dating tales, and his own viewpoint on growing up in Brooklyn. He travels the nation and frequently plays in upscale clubs in New York City. This year, Gus taped a Comedy Central... read full bio
Performers GAEREA present their odes in cascading maelstroms of ferocity and beauty behind black shrouds of obscurity and desolation. The black horde continues to lead the charge in the next wave of extreme metal, emerging from the epidemic era to whatever lies next for humanity. GAEREA has quickly made a reputation for itself among the multitudes of bands working in... read full bio
Graham Barham, a singer-songwriter, hails from Oak Ridge, a small rural community in Louisiana. He incorporates iconic images of small Southern communities into his music, such as one-lane highways, pickup pickups, and moss ponds. However, as evidenced by his breakthrough hit "Preachers Need People," which became a huge viral hit for him, the Nashville-based singer had a unique talent for... read full bio
George Will is a Pulitzer Prize-winning libertarian-conservative author and commentator known for his expertise on foreign policy and national security. He was at the forefront of the conversation when it came to the war with Afghanistan. George is the recipient of many honorary awards, including the Headliner Award of consistently outstanding feature columns, Finalist for National Magazines Award, two Silurian... read full bio
Stand-up comedian Gary Gulman rose to fame as a finalist on seasons 2 and 3 of the NBC show Last Comic Standing. The Boston College graduate sprinkles stories of past careers as a football player, gym teacher, and substitute teacher into his act; which centers on absurd observations about daily occurrences. Since Last Comic Standing, Gulman as performed on a... read full bio
Pam Tills and Lorrie Morgan are both famous country singers in the United States. Both of the singers have had very successful solo careers and have won several awards for their music. Tills and Morgan joined forces to create an unstoppable duet, and are playing their music at concerts and special events. Their career highlights are numerous and varied. Combined,... read full bio
Food Network personality Geoffrey Zakarian is a master of modern American cuisine. He owns multiple restaurants throughout New York City of which the New York Times granted three star ratings. On the Food Network, Geoffrey lends his culinary expertise as a judge on the competition series, Chopped. He competed alongside fellow Food Network Stars in The Next Iron Chef where... read full bio
Gerald McRaney is best known as the star of the television series Simon & Simon, Major Dad, Promised Land, as well as Designing Women. He holds the distinction of being the last guest star in a gunfight on Gunsmoke. A veteran actor of television, he has recently been seen in recurring roles on CSI, West Wing, HBO’s Deadwood, the Netflix... read full bio
American management expert Gary P. Hamel is famous for his ground-breaking work in the area of corporate strategy. Hamel, a 1954 birth year, is a co-founder of the Chicago-based management consulting company Strategos. Hamel finished his undergraduate work at Andrews University in 1975 before continuing his education at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business, where he earned his degree... read full bio
