The Nashville-based pop/rock band SAFETYSUIT had the euphoria of a #1 album, went through a split with their label and found themselves having to start again with their whole staff. Fans and industry insiders questioned if SAFETYSUIT would ever perform live again during the following few years. "Don't call it a comeback," the band simply said in response on social media. From that... read full bio
'Biblical' is Sadye's first music release, and it's a very promising one at that. It was distributed by vnclm and Atlantic Records. The performer creates storylines centered on life's worst events tinted with hedonistic intoxication, giving the alt-pop genre an edgy, anguished touch. Sadye, who enjoys writing catchy earworms, lets these depressing ideas marinate over energetic, sensual instrumentals, demonstrating that... read full bio
Sadio Mane is a Senegalese professional footballer who plays as a winger / forward for the Premier League club Liverpool, as well as for the Senegal national team. Mane was born in Sedhiou, Senegal, and he began his career playing for the youth team Generation Foot. From there, he began played professionally with Metz where he scored 2 goals before... read full bio
Sadie Sink is a young stage, television, and film actress with several notable roles, two of which include her role as Suzanne Ballard on the show American Odyssey and also as the tough-girl character Max in Netflix’s hit series, Stranger Things. She has also appeared in shows such as The Americans, The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and Blue Bloods. Prior to... read full bio
Sadie Robertson is an American television personality, author and actress who is best known for appearing on the reality show “Duck Dynasty”. Sadie is the granddaughter of Duck Commander founder, Phil Robertson. She is daughter of Korie and Willie Robertson and she has five other siblings. As an author, Sadie has published the New York Times best-selling book, “Live Original”,... read full bio
Sadie Bass is a singer-songwriter of country music who was raised in Bath, Michigan, a tiny town. Sadie played sports, went hunting and went fishing outside for a large portion of her early years. She gave her softball scholarship and left college to focus entirely on her music career. She moved to Nashville after gaining a sizable following on social media and... read full bio
Sadhguru, also known as his name Jaggi Vasudev, is an Indian yogi and author who is the founder of the Isha Foundation. Sadhguru was born in Mysore, Karnataka, India, and he has gone on to earn his bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Mysore. After graduating, Sadhguru had a spiritual experience after sitting on a rock in Chamundi... read full bio
Sade is an English R&B band that formed in 1983. The band's music features elements of R&B, soul, jazz, funk and soft rock. The band is named after their British Nigerian lead vocalist, Sade Adu. Sade's debut album, Diamond Life, topped the charts in the U.K. in late 1984 and sold platinum. In 1986, Sade won a Grammy for Best... read full bio
Sadao has been sharing his unique vision of Jazz with audiences all over the world. Both a Charlie Parker devotee and one of the founding fathers of contemporary jazz, Watanabe has worked with luminaries in both the straight-ahead and smooth jazz scenes.... read full bio
Sad Summer Festival is a traveling music festival that takes place in various cities across the United States. Launched in 2019, the festival has quickly become a favorite among fans of pop-punk, emo, and alternative music. Each year, the festival features a lineup of popular and up-and-coming artists from these genres, performing live on stage for thousands of fans. The festival's... read full bio
Sad Night Dynamite creates ominous, insane electronic pop tunes with talking animals and demonic sailors that border on nightmare territory. They are also a duo; in the weird, funereal short film that accompanied their experimental debut EP, SND 001, we first see them fighting in the back of a stretch limousine as it travels through the Czech countryside. It provides... read full bio
Sad Alex is a multi-faceted musician whose songs range from fast-paced glitch-pop to lyrically rich, guitar-driven EPs. This pink-haired singer appears destined for a global success, as she is frequently included on popular Spotify playlists like Indie Pop and music discovery YouTube channels like MrSuicideSheep.... read full bio
Sacred Paws is a pop-rock duo from the UK that consists of Rachel Aggs and Eilidh Rodgers. Inspired by post-punk and indie rock, their sound contains edgy vocals, upbeat drums, and intricate guitar. They have been featured in Pitchfork Magazine, Clash Magazine, and more. Sacred Paws album Strike A Match received an award for Scottish Album of the Year. They... read full bio
Sacha Pfeiffer is a journalist and radio host, best known for being part of the Boston Globes Spotlight team. The Spotlight team won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for exposing the Roman Catholic Churchs cover-up of clergy sex abuse. Pfeiffer joined the Boston Globe in 1995; she left in 2008 and returned in 2014. She currently writes at the... read full bio
The Hague, Netherlands-based DJ and producer Sacha Harland is well recognized for his work as part of the artist collective "The Galaxy." Through his partnerships with musicians like Mike Cervello, Cesqeaux, Sophie Simmons, and Yellow Claw, he has achieved fame on a global scale. His upbeat sound has led him on tours around Europe and Asia, and his songs have... read full bio
British actor, comedian, screenwriter, and producer Sacha Noam Baron Cohen was born on October 13, 1971. He is well-known for developing and acting as fictional satirical characters such Admiral General Aladeen, Brüno Gehard, Borat Sagdiyev, and Ali G. He is renowned for his capacity to assume many identities and accents when communicating with targets who are unaware they are being... read full bio
With her lively and captivating demeanor, Sabrina gives you the impression that she has just entered your living room from the TV. In addition to appearing in magazines like TIME, Elle Decor, People, Huffington Post, InStyle, Esquire, USA Today, Parade, Variety, Better Homes and Gardens, Latina, and The New York Post, Sabrina has been featured on TODAY, Live with Kelly... read full bio
A Canadian actress, comedian and writer by the name of Sabrina Jalees a long with Patricia Heaton, co-starred in the TV comedy series Carol's Second Act as a prominent cast member. She has written for several series. She has appeared in numerous Canadian media outlets, including Video on Trial, Stars On Trial and LOL! on MuchMusic, as well as in the drama series Flashpoint... read full bio
Sabrina Ionescu, a professional basketball player for the New York Liberty of the WNBA, has been dubbed the future of basketball in New York. Sabrina played for the University of Oregon before joining the New York Liberty, where she amassed a long list of achievements, including being chosen as the AP Women's Basketball Player of the Year by a unanimous... read full bio
Sabrina Claudio is a singer and songwriter from Miami, Florida. Having grown up around music, Claudio moved to Los Angeles to pursue a musical career. Recording covers and releasing them on Twitter and YouTube, Claudio built up an online fan base. Later, she began using SoundCloud as a platform, releasing original tracks and gaining popularity. Her first EP, ‘Confidently Lost’,... read full bio
