Raven-Symone is one of Hollywood's most powerful and talented young stars. Best known for her Emmy nominated Disney TV series That's So Raven and her unforgettable role in The Cosby Show, Raven was also in the feature film College Road Trip opposite Martin Lawrence. Her other film credits include The Princess Diaries 2, the Dr. Dolittle movies and the made-for-TV... read full bio
When Ryan Merriman was eight years old, he started his acting career in Oklahoma doing print work, vocal performances, commercials, and local theater. At ten years old, he started working in movies and television. Ryan recently finished filming an original Sci-Fi Network movie called Independence Day, where he played a firefighter who is asked by the president to save the planet... read full bio
Considered the marketing guru of Silicon Valley, Regis McKenna is a well-known technology marketing consultant, advisor to entrepreneurs, venture capitalist and author. McKenna advised a number of entrepreneurial start-ups and their founders during their formation years including: America Online, Apple, Compaq, Electronic Arts, Genentech, Intel, Linear Technology, Lotus, Microsoft, National Semiconductor, Silicon Graphics, 3COM, and many others. He helped launch... read full bio
Former Congressman Ron Paul of Texas enjoys a national reputation as the premier advocate for liberty in politics today. Dr. Paul is the leading spokesman for limited constitutional government, low taxes, free markets, and a return to sound monetary policies based on commodity-backed currency. He is known among both his colleagues in Congress and his constituents for his consistent voting... read full bio
Rick Reilly is a celebrated American Sportswriter with over 30 years of experience in the world of sports. His contributions to the industry have allowed him to become a member of the National Sportswriters and Sportscasters Hall of Fame. Reilly became recognized for his columns in Sports Illustrated, ESPN Magazine and ESPN.com. Rick has recently retired as a sportswriter and... read full bio
Randall Wallace is the author of seven novels, including the New York Times bestseller Pearl Harbor. He has written four feature films -- We Were Soldiers, Pearl Harbor, The Man in the Iron Mask, and the 1995 Academy Award-winner Braveheart -- and produced and directed We Were Soldiers and The Man in the Iron Mask. For his work on Braveheart,... read full bio
Roland Emmerich was a celebrated director of small-budget science fiction films when he teamed up with American actor/producer Dean Devlin to make the high-kicking Jean-Claude Van Damme film Universal Soldier. The movie was a box-office success, and Emmerich followed it up with the interstellar action flick Stargate, a surprise hit that spawned a television series. His sci-fi blockbusters Independence Day... read full bio
Ryan Lochte has left an enduring impact in the world of Olympic sports that goes beyond his swimming accomplishments thanks to his unwavering commitment to perfection. Ryan competed in four Olympic Games: Rio de Janeiro, Beijing, London, and Athens. His unrelenting spirit and determination are demonstrated by his commitment to representing his country on the international front. His accomplishment of... read full bio
At first glance, you would not suspect Roy Jones, Jr. to be the superb melding of talent, personality, and charisma that he is. The quiet, even pensive individual, is a world-renowned boxing superstar…professional basketball player…musical producer and performer…entertainer…actor…and all-around nice guy. Cited as the best ‘Pound for Pound’ fighter in the world, Jones is the undisputed Light Heavyweight Champion of... read full bio
After the San Diego Rockets moved to Houston, Tomjanovich was taken by them with the second overall choice in the NBA Draft. He would play his whole NBA career for the Houston Rockets. Despite being a superb player, Tomjanovich is most remembered for a regrettable occurrence that was not his fault. Tomjanovich was sidelined for five months after Los Angeles Lakers... read full bio
After retiring from professional basketball, Reggie Theus moved on in his career to coaching. However, in his basketball career he played both college and professional. He played three seasons with the Runnin’ Rebels at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and he racked up an impressive 1,177 career points in a mere 91 college games. He went on to... read full bio
Erin Michelle Würthrich, known by her stage name Ryn Weaver, is an American pop singer hailing from North County San Diego. Despite her roots in California, she pursued her passion for acting and studied at the prestigious Tisch School of the Arts at NYU. However, her love for music was too strong and she eventually left school to pursue a... read full bio
Born in Detroit, Rob Paulsen spent his childhood in Livonia and Rochester, attending Junior and Senior high school in Grand Blanc, Michigan. Rob loved cartoons like most kids but aspired to be a professional hockey player. He is quoted as saying, “Fortunately, thanks to some big, strong, kid from Winnipeg who drilled me so hard my ears are still ringing,... read full bio
Richie Hawtin is a sound and technology adventurer who has been named the “World's Best DJ” in the most credible electronic music polls, and is widely acknowledged as being the most technologically-advanced artist in electronic music. He has invested in, endorsed and helped develop some of the most forward-thinking products in the electronic music space including Native Instrument’s pioneering Traktor... read full bio
Ryan Serhant is the star of Bravo's Million Dollar Listing New York. He is also the Executive Vice President and Managing Director of Nest Seekers International and is ranked as one of the ""Top 20 Real Estate Brokers"" in all of New York City out of 28,000 by The Real Deal Magazine. Ryan Serhant made his big screen debut in... read full bio
Former BBC technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones began working for the BBC in Leeds as a researcher for "Look North." Rory made his screen debut for BBC Wales Today in Cardiff three years after relocating to London to work in the TV newsroom. Later on, he went back to London to work as a BBC Breakfast reporter. With little time, he moved to covering business... read full bio
With the EP "Me And My Broken Heart", the British Pop/Rock/RnB group Push Baby, formerly known as Rixton, made their US debut. Following its release, the title track and their debut single's music video debuted on MTV in every country while the song had already debuted in the Top 20. Foursome from Manchester, United Kingdom Jake Roche, the band's main... read full bio
With his lovable and realistic performances, Ryan, a rising star, has won the hearts of comedy fans. He has been hailed as one of Rolling Stone's "Five Comics to Watch" and is swiftly becoming a well-liked stand-up comedian across the country. Ryan has demonstrated his comic skill to a broad audience by making memorable appearances on prestigious venues like Conan, Last... read full bio
Rhye is an R&B/soul/electronic music duo from Canada, now based out of Los Angeles. They started out as elusive internet artists whose identities were a mystery. Rhye first gained popularity with the romantic soul-pop ballads “Open” and “The Fall”, followed by their first album, Woman. Woman was considered for the Polaris Music Prize that year and appeared on the US... read full bio
California ska-punk band Reel Big Fish rose to popularity in the 90s, with their Gold-certified album Turn the Radio Off. Most well remembered for their hit “Sell Out”, which appeared on MTV, Reel Big Fish gained a strong cult following. Other popular songs include: “Take on Me”, “Where Have You Been”, “Talkin’ ‘Bout a Revolution”, and “Monkey Man”. Every one... read full bio
