London-based rapper JNR Choi got his big break in a very 12st century way: through TikTok. The 23-year-old is currently riding the viral wave, from internet stardom to the Billboard’s Top 100, thanks to his song “To The Moon”. Originally titled “Turn Up”, the song is a drill rap production that marks the first big venture into music from a... read full bio
John Nosta is a thinker well ingrained in the fields of innovation, science and medicine. NOSTALAB, a think tank for digital health, was founded by John. He is now listed as the top worldwide influencer in the field of digital health and is widely considered as one of the world's foremost strategic and original thinkers in this crucial and developing field.... read full bio
Jessica Audiffred is a brand new talent straight out of Mexico City who is now making a name for herself internationally. She is a talented EDM DJ with her very own unique style, combining the sounds of bass and trap and gracing the stages of EDC and Tomorrowland in Mexico alongside some of Earth’s biggest and brightest stars in the... read full bio
James Lavelle is an electronic dance music DJ who is also a record label boss. He originally started making music in the 1990's under the name UNKLE which included collaborations with DJ Shadow. UNKLE made one cd before switching DJ Shadow out with Richard File and still going by the name UNKLE. More currently, he has released 10 full length... read full bio
Jamaal “Silk” Wilkes is a former small forward for the NBA, who won four NBA championships with the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers. He was a three-time NBA All-Star and named NBA Rookie of the Year. Inducted into the Pac-10 Men’s Basketball Hall of Honor, Wilkes was a key player for the UCLA Bruins on two NCAA championship... read full bio
Joe Barry Carroll is a retired basketball player. After leaving the NBA Carroll became a wealth advisor, philanthropist, artist, and author of the memoir Growing Up... In Words and Images. He was the number one draft pick for the Golden State Warriors. Carroll is an NBA all-star player. Carroll received the Hank Aaron Champion for Justice award from the Atlanta... read full bio
James Lesure is most well known for his roles as Mike Cannon on NBC’s Las Vegas, for which he earned a MIB Prism Award for Outstanding Male Actor in a TV Drama, and as Mel Ellis on For Your Love. He also starred as Alonzo on ABC’s Mr. Sunshine and had a recurring role on NBC’s Lipstick Jungle as Griffin... 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
Jordan Bratton, who played Simba in a Broadway version of The Lion King when he was just nine years old, subsequently developed a stronger affinity for music. The RCA label noticed the modern R&B singer, songwriter, and producer and signed him as a result of an outstanding performance. Later on, Bratton began to generate awareness outside of his native New... read full bio
Jon Levy studies human behavior using cutting edge research from the fields of neuroscience, psychology, behavioral economics, and anthropology to unlock the mysteries of influence and offer crucial insights into how people think and act. He was dubbed "the most well-connected behavior scientist you've never heard of" by Fast Company. His superb ability to "take abstract ideas from neurology and behavioral... read full bio
Texas singer-songwriter James McMurtry leanred how to play the guitar when he was seven years old. While still a student at the University of Arizona, McMurtry started playing his own songs, and he continued to do so after moving back home and getting a job as a bartender. When it turned out that John Mellencamp was both directing and staring in... read full bio
Josh Henderson is known for playing Austin McCann in Desperate Housewives and John Ross Ewing III, the main character, in TNT's reboot of Dallas. He was hailed by critics as the "breakout star" of the Dallas television series for his on-screen relationship with Julie Gonzalo. For his performance in Desperate Housewives, he was nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award... read full bio
John Thomas Draper, an American computer programmer and former phone nerd, is also known as Captain Crunch, Crunch, or Crunchman (after the mascot of the breakfast cereal Cap'n Crunch). He enjoys a nomadic existence and is well-known in the hacker and security communities as well as the field of computer development. Draper is the son of an engineer in the... read full bio
Josh Lee Holloway is an American actor best known for his parts as Will Bowman in the science fiction drama Colony and James "Sawyer" Ford on the television series Lost. His most recent appearance was in a recurring part in Yellowstone's third season, a western series. A nurse and a surveyor's son, Holloway was born in San Jose, California, as... read full bio
Joshua Malina is an actor of film and theater who is best known for his roles as Will Bailey on The West Wing and Jeremy Goodwin on Sports Night. He also had a recurring role on Scandal as Assistant U.S. Attorney David Rosen. Malina had his acting debut on Aaron Sorkin's Broadway production of A Few Good Men, and he... read full bio
Jen Groover is an American businesswoman, author, and speaker who rose to prominence in her field after co-hosting shows on QVC. The Butler Bag, which Jen invented and is known as the first compartmentalized handbag in the world, marked the beginning of her popularity. The product became a multi-million dollar brand, evolved into a complete lifestyle brand, and is now... read full bio
Goodwill Industries International is a network of autonomous, community-based agencies located in the United States, Canada, and 14 other countries. Jim Gibbons serves as President and Chief Executive Officer of the organization. Goodwill Industries was established in Boston in 1902, and its initial focus was to put people to work by employing them to fix and sell donated products. Today,... read full bio
When starting quarterback Joe Theisman's leg was horrifically fractured during a game against the New York Giants in 1985, Jay played in his first NFL game. Jay was the starter at the end of the season, and the next year he passed for more than 4,000 yards on his way to the Pro Bowl. For the Redskins, who won the... read full bio
Jim O'Connor, the host of All American Festivals, can also be seen acting in commercials, television shows, and full-length motion pictures when he is not traveling the country in search of the best examples of American cuisine at festivals and competitions like the Hope Watermelon Festival, the National Hard Crab Derby Competition, and the Chuckwagon Cook-Off. His most recent appearance... read full bio
In 1993, world-famous track sensation Jim Ryun, who was the first high school athlete in the United States to run a mile in under four minutes, was the driving force behind the establishment of Better Hearing and Speech Month by the Council for Better Hearing and Speech. For nine years, Ryun held the world record for the mile with a... read full bio
