The most well-known Thai mother and Yai (grandma) in America is TV personality and New York Times bestselling food author Pepper Teigen. Her show, Getting Spicy with Pepper Teigen, which airs on the Food Network and Discovery Plus, is hosted by the woman affectionately known as "Pepper Thai" for her love of hot peppers. Her love of food stems from her... read full bio
CNN Newsroom's senior Washington correspondent Pamela Brown, who is stationed in Washington, DC, hosts the weekend primetime program. For all of the network's programs and platforms most recently, Brown covered President Donald Trump and his administration. Brown previously covered law enforcement, as well as matters relating to the Department of Justice and the U.S. Supreme Court, as the network's Justice... read full bio
For the past 25 years, Patti Dobrowolski has used a straightforward painting to motivate audiences and organizations all around the world to effect change. She is a critically recognized keynote speaker, Fortune 100 strategic illustrator, comedy performer and visual thinker. She is also the author of Drawing Solutions: How Visual Goal Setting Will Change Your Life. She founded Up Your Creative Genius in... read full bio
Petey Martin is an up-and-coming electronic dance music (EDM) artist who has quickly made a name for himself in the industry. Born in Canada, Martin grew up surrounded by music and was inspired by a range of genres and artists, including hip-hop, pop, and electronic music. He began making music at a young age, and quickly developed a passion for... read full bio
Powfu, a musician and artist who came out of a small hamlet north of Vancouver and spent several years contributing to the lo-fi hip-hop movement on YouTube, has become a crucial figure in exposing the genre to the general public. Isaiah Faber was raised in a musical family and began making music in his basement while still a high school student.... read full bio
Hip-hop is not unfamiliar with metal. Since the mid-'90s, when Public Enemy and Anthrax first started making noise, through Limp Bizkit's supercharged party songs, through bands like Problems and The One Hundred, there has been a constant love affair between the two genres. It hasn't stopped yet, either. Illaman on vocals, Fatty on bass and Prav on drums make up the London-based... read full bio
After serving for 18 months as the Chief Executive Officer and a director of Bespoke Capital Acquisition Corp., a cannabis-focused Special Purpose Acquisition Company, Peter Caldini joined Acreage Holdings as Chief Executive Officer. With more than 30 years of expertise developing and reorganizing multinational corporations globally, Mr. Caldini has a focus on consumer-packaged goods and healthcare. While employed by Pfizer Inc.,... read full bio
Provoker was founded by founding member Jonathon Lopez as a solo project to investigate writing for film. This idea is still valid today, as seen by their cinematic approach to music and video creation. After meeting at a horror movie, he later recruited R&B singer and songwriter Christian Petty, creating a very cinematic marriage both physically and thematically. The group's... read full bio
Hugo Stanley on drums, Gerasimos Livitsanos on bass, Eve Alpert on guitar and vocals and Kasra Kurt on guitar and vocals make up the Philadelphia-based band Palm. They recently released their new album, Nicks and Grazes, on Saddle Creek. With Nicks and Grazes, Palm embraces dissonance to stunning effect by using components from the conventionally gridded electronic music palette while capturing... read full bio
P-rallel is a rising musician, producer, and DJ based in London, UK. He is quickly gaining recognition for his unique sound, which blends elements of UK garage, house, and grime with a nod to his Jamaican roots. Born and raised in North London, p-rallel began producing music at a young age, drawing inspiration from the vibrant London music scene. He gained... read full bio
Peach Tree Rascals is a San Jose-based music collective consisting of Isaac Pech, Tarrek Abdel-Khaliq, Joseph Barros, Dominic “Dom” Pizano, and Jorge Olazaba. Their breakthrough hit "Mariposa" went viral on TikTok, earning them widespread recognition in the music industry. They have been praised by renowned publications such as Billboard, Pigeons and Planes, and MTV. The group's story began in high school,... read full bio
Polyphia is a four-piece instrumental progressive rock band hailing from Plano, Texas. The group was formed in 2010 and consists of guitarists Tim Henson and Scott LePage, bassist Clay Gober, and drummer Clay Aeschliman. Polyphia's sound is characterized by intricate and virtuosic guitar parts, blending a variety of genres, including metal, jazz, and hip hop. Their early releases had a heavier,... read full bio
As the Global Gurus' Top Sales Professional and Master of Influence and Persuasion, the author of the best-selling "Exactly" book series, and the producer of the "Most Listened To" audiobook by the same name, this individual is a recognized leader in the fields of sales, leadership, and communication. With over $1,000,000 in book sales and a LIT Videobook of his bestselling... read full bio
The first couplet on Pianos Become The Teeth's fifth full-length album Drift is as intriguing as it is disturbing, a statement that can be applied to the album as a whole. "Out Of Sight" musically parallels that feeling with layered vocals, atmospheric instrumentation and percussion accents that sound like a crackling fire before the song cautiously surges into a strangely satisfying... read full bio
Pallbearer debuted with a magnificent debut full-length, Sorrow and Extinction, from Little Rock. The album, which felt like a 49-minute gloom movement, fused pitch-perfect old sounds with a victorious modern sensibility that made songs about death and grief feel delightfully jubilant. Pallbearer possessed qualities that many other newer metal bands lacked: great guitar tone, timeless hooks and an actual singer. The band... read full bio
The band's live performance, which is captivating and passionate and is led by charismatic lead man Michael C. Hall, is thrilling and unsettling. The band Princess Goes To The Butterfly Museum's self-titled EP received positive reviews from publications such as Rolling Stone, Billboard, Paper, Alternative Press, Associated Press, Consequence of Sound, People, American Songwriter, Magnet, FLOOD, Forbes, Huffington Post, NME,... read full bio
Iain Cook (Chvrches) and Scott Paterson, another artist from Glasgow, have a new collaboration called Protection. The new duo's roots are influenced by an abiding love of electronic music, which they began dropboxing sketches over the internet. The initial songs created by the duo, "Still Love You" and "Doll," highlight the variety of the concept by fusing modern rave electronica... read full bio
One of the most important new voices in alternative music is Porridge Radio, who rose from the DIY underground to become one of the most exciting bands in the UK. Their album Every Bad made the coveted Mercury Prize shortlist because to its biting humor, piercing passion and strong combination of art-rock, indie-pop and post-punk. If Dana's lemon-sharp, heart-on-sleeve honesty was established by Every... read full bio
PIERI is a native of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, but she spent the last ten years honing her bombastic rat-a-tat song skills in Philadelphia. She just relocated to New York and with "Quien Paga," she is taking over Princess Nokia's mantle in the city, who was formerly the face of rhinestone-fanged raps. The fire that Pieri is now fanning was... read full bio
The early years of Prim Siripipat were characterized by her dedication to tennis prowess. She played with exceptional skill and later received a tennis scholarship to play Division I tennis at Duke University. She competed professionally for numerous years, taking part in important competitions all around the world thanks to her talent and commitment. Prim made a seamless move into sports... read full bio
