Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Blondie are the avant-garde icons of 1970’s New York. As early pioneers of the American new wave and punk scene, they topped the charts with hits like “Call Me,” “Atomic,” and “One Way or Another.” Known for their eclectic sound, they scored their first major hits with reggae, rock/disco, and hip-hop... read full bio
"Drew Carey is a stand-up comic turned actor and producer who had the distinction of having two hit shows simultaneously: the long-running comedy ""The Drew Carey Show,"" which ran from 1995-2004, and the improv/sketch show ""Whose Line Is It Anyway"" on which he was host and a producer. The success of that show led to the creation of ""Drew... read full bio
Reunited after 10 years, FAITH NO MORE are: Mike Bordin, Roddy Bottum, Bill Gould, Jon Hudson and Mike Patton. Faith No More is an American alternative metal band who formed in San Francisco, California .Faith No More combined elements of heavy metal, funk, progressive rock, hip hop, hardcore punk, thrash metal, and jazz, among many others and have been hailed... read full bio
Ray Romano's regular appearances at comedy clubs throughout the country led to guest spots on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, then with Jay Leno, and finally on Late Show with David Letterman,"" where host David Letterman recognized his talent and offered him a development deal with his production company, Worldwide Pants Incorporated. From that association, Everybody Loves Raymond evolved.... read full bio
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The most notable event that led to the formation of Sublime with Rome was the untimely death of Sublime's lead singer Bradley Nowell. Former members of the band Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh, together with former member Rome, founded Sublime after the passing of Nowell. Rome was a reference to the band's newest vocalist, Rome Ramirez, who came on board... read full bio
The song "Come Away With Me" brought Norah Jones the fame she is known for today. It was initially a song that was passed about among the jazz audiences that had seen Norah perform live in a variety of coffee shops all across New York City at the time. Norah Jones became a household celebrity almost immediately after the song... read full bio
Weezer is an alternative rock band, who has released thirteen full-length albums, six EPs, a DVD, and a two-disc set, deluxe remastered edition of their debut album. Besides these official releases, they are notable for having released dozens of otherwise unreleased material onto the internet from their official website, and having hundreds of songs which have never been heard by... read full bio
One of rock‘n’ roll’s true originators, the Steve Miller Band has sold over 25 million albums since debuting with Children of the Future and Sailor, and is still a mainstay of the summer concert season. Steve Miller's career is made up of two distinct stages: the first as one of the top San Francisco blues-rockers and the second as one... read full bio
John Oliver's career took off as a regular writer & correspondent on the Emmy award-winning The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Since then, he has done everything from interviewing UN Ambassadors to breaking his nose fighting for the Confederate army. Oliver landed his own show, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, and rose to the ranks among Time magazine's 100... read full bio
Joe Rogan is a stand-up comedian, actor, writer, and color commentator. He is best known for playing Joe Garrelli on the NBC sitcom NewsRadio, commentating for the Ultimate Fighting Championship, as well as hosting the NBC reality show Fear Factor, The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, and the final seasons of The Man Show. Rogan has toured as a stand-up comedian... read full bio
Donny and Marie Osmond remain icons of popular culture. With their wholesome public images, the pair are recognizable figures that are never out of the spotlight for long. Donny Osmond had several solo hits, the biggest of which was ""Go Away Little Girl."" Marie’s career got off to a strong start with a remake of ""Paper Roses” The song reached... read full bio
Country music star Brad Paisley began his musical journey at a young age, as his grandfather taught him how to play the guitar at 8 years old; he credits his love of country music to his grandfather. His first public performance was at his church, and since then his musical career has exploded. Paisley was signed with EMI Publishing for... read full bio
Rob Zombie is a multi-talented musician, filmmaker, and artist. He rose to fame as the founding member of the Grammy Award-nominated heavy metal band White Zombie, which was named after the 1932 horror film of the same name. White Zombie, based in New York City, was originally a noise rock band but later became known for their heavy metal-oriented sound... read full bio
Carole King is recognized as one of the most talented and successful composers in pop music. Prior to the release of her landmark album Tapestry, which propelled her to superstardom, King had already solidified her position as one of the most successful composers in the genre. Her songs have been covered by a wide range of artists, including the Beatles... read full bio
American actor and stand-up comedian Micah "Katt" Williams. He voiced Money Mike in Friday After Next, Bobby Shaw in My Wife and Kids, A Pimp Named Slickback in The Boondocks, Seamus in Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore, and Lord Have Mercy in Norbit. He also appeared briefly on Wild 'n Out. He performed his own voice in... read full bio
Jon Stewart, winner of Emmy and Grammy awards, is virtually identified with "The Daily Show," a satirical news program broadcast on Comedy Central. He was the previous host of the show before Trevor Noah took over, following Craig Kilborn in that role. In spite of Stewart's assertion that the show was more comedy than news, it quickly established itself as... read full bio
A singer, composer and lyricist of exceptional talent and unmatched influence, Joni Mitchell has crafted an extraordinary body of work spanning more than 40 years and is widely regarded as one of the brightest musical lights of recent generations. Fans, fellow musicians and critics have delighted in an ever-evolving creative journey, with songs both universal and profoundly personal. Her music... read full bio
Singer and actress Diana Ross was part of the Supremes as well as a solo artist, and starred in such films as Lady Sings the Blues and The Wiz. An accomplished performer, Ross began singing in a group with friends Mary Wilson, Florence Ballard, and Barbara Martin as a teenager. Signed to Motown Records by famed record producer and label... read full bio
Madness are a British pop/ska band from Camden Town, London, that formed in 1976. The band continues to perform with their most recognized line-up of seven members, although their line-up has varied slightly over the years. They were one of the most prominent bands of the late-1970s 2 Tone ska revival. Madness achieved most of their success in the early... read full bio
