June Diane Raphael is an American actress, comedian, writer, and producer, best known for her roles in television such as Julie in “Burning Love”, Piper in “NTSF:SD:SUV”, and Brianna in Netflix series “Grace and Frankie”. Raphael is also well known for co-hosting the podcast ‘How Did This Get Made’ alongside Jason Mantzoukas and Paul Scheer. Raphael studied acting at NYU’s... read full bio
June Jones is an American football coach and former professional player who is currently head coach and general manager for the Houston Roughnecks of the XFL. Jones was born in Portland, Oregon, and he began his career playing football in high school before going on to play college football for three different colleges; University of Oregon, University of Hawaii, and... read full bio
A compelling artist, June McDoom's debut EP is a testament to her individual path and wide-ranging influences. McDoom, whose music is rooted in the rich cultural fabric of South Florida, has a Jamaican history that is carefully woven into her story and a rich upbringing that is infused with reggae rhythms. Her self-titled debut EP acts as a colorful mosaic, a... read full bio
Jung Ji-hoon is a South Korean, k pop RnB singer, actor, dancer, and producer who goes by the stage name Rain. He’s so far released seven albums, with six being Korean and one being Japanese, as well as 28 singles and a ton of concert tours all over the world. Rain’s biggest source of success was with his third Korean... read full bio
Jeon Jung-kook was born September 1, 1997 in Busan, South Korea. The performer (known as JungKook) became a k pop trainee when he was only in middle school. JungKook originally had plans to become a badminton player when he grew up, but that all changes when he saw G-Dragon’s performance of “Heartbreaker” and from there, his mind was set. After... read full bio
Originally a faceless act, Jungle is the modern, soul music collective fronted by Tom McFarland and Josh Lloyd Watson who go by the simple initials ‘J’ and ‘T’. The two friends created Jungle in their native London after playing together in several different groups. Their mission has always been to create music simply for the love of music. As a... read full bio
The Jungle Brothers are an American hip hop group that pioneered the fusion of jazz and hip-hop and also became the first hip-hop group to use a house-music producer. The group began performing in the mid-1980s and released its first album, Straight Out the Jungle, in July 1988. With Afrocentric lyrics and innovative beats, the Jungle Brothers were critically acclaimed... read full bio
Naitumela Masuku, better known as his stage name Jungleboi, is a British producer, DJ, and singer-songwriter from South Africa, who grew up in the United Kingdom and is currently based out of London. Jungleboi originally wanted to pursue a career as a producer but after meeting Kanye West and performing the single “All Day” with him on stage at the... read full bio
Shayna McHayle, better known as her stage name, Junglepussy, is an American rapper and actress from New York City. Junglepussy began her career working on her rapping career in high school in a group called Primp. After graduating from high school, Junglepussy went on to study at the Fashion Institute of Technology and began working in retail while also starting... read full bio
Junior Brother, a stalwart of alternative folk, bravely breaks new territory with his daring new tune, "The Men Who Eat Ring Forts." The mammoth "Junior Brother's Favorite" EP from June and the critically praised double LP The Great Irish Famine precede this brand-new offering, which is known for its "Wry songs of anxiety and frustration" (The Guardian) and "Truly unforgettable"... read full bio
Jamieson Brown, better known as Junior Brown is an American country singer and guitarist. He was born in Cottonwood, Arizona but moved to Kirksville, Indiana at a young age. Junior spent most of his time growing up singing, playing guitar, and performing small-time gigs, which began his introduction to music. He didn’t develop a known reputation in the industry until... read full bio
One of Bob Marleys legendary musicians, Junior Marvin helped provide Marley with the platform for his explosive brand of roots rock reggae. Marvin began his music career with bands such as Herbie Goins & The Nighttimers, Blue Ace Unit, and White Rabbit, before forming the band Hanson and recording two albums. A few years later, he met Bob Marley and... read full bio
Junior Varsity, a Los Angeles pair, only wants to feel anything. Real emotion stands out in the midst of the gloom because it might seem like the world is cold and heartless. Greg Varteresian and Zach Michel founded Junior Varsity with that goal in mind and they've stayed true to it as they've began to unleash their challenging genre-blending punk-pop hits. Although... read full bio
Juniore is an indie pop band from Paris that got its start back in 2013. They’re led by front woman and singer-songwriter Anna Jean. She is the daughter of J.M.G Le Clézio, who was given the 2008 Nobel Prize in Literature. Juniore was influenced by the sounds of the 60s and AllMusic described them as artists who mix "modern indie... read full bio
Junius Meyvant is a musical project of Unnar Gisli Sigurmundsson, an Icelandic singer-songwriter. He has released an EP, and two albums, “Floating Harmonies” and “Across the Borders”. Meyvant has won Newcomer of the Year and Best Single of the Year for “Color Decay” from the Icelandic Music Awards. He’s also won Best Pop Album of the Year in the Icelandic... read full bio
Guitarist and singer Tom Wilson founded the Canadian band Junkhouse. The original lineup also included bassist and vocalist Russ Wilson, guitarist Dan Achen and drummer Ray Farrugia. After a while, guitarist and keyboardist Colin Cripps was added to the group to expand it. Grant Marshall, a bassist, showed up at the venue at about the same time to take over for... read full bio
Junkie Kid, who also goes by the name 91X, is a young and talented EDM DJ and producer who got his start at 16, when he was producing trance, techno, and hardstyle electronic music. He has diverse production skills that allow him to create a bigger passion for techno music each time he sits down to produce something. While his... read full bio
Juno Rinaldi is a Canadian actor who is best known for playing Frankie in the television series “Workin’ Moms”. Rinaldi is from Vancouver, BC, and has since moved to Toronto to pursue her acting career. In film, Rinaldi has been seen in films “Mr. Rice’s Secret”, “Jennifer’s Body”, “Tooth Fairy”, and “Life”. Rinaldi made her television debut in the TV... read full bio
Juno Temple is an English actress who is best known for her roles in films which include playing Jane Parker in “The Other Boleyn Girl,” Jen in “The Dark Knight Rises,” Thistletwit in “Maleficent,” Deborah Hussey in “Black Mass,” and more. Temple was born in London, England, and is the daughter of Julien Temple and the niece of Nina Temple.... read full bio
Born in the Dominican Republic, Junot Díaz grew up in New Jersey. His works include the critically praised Drown, the Pulitzer Prize-winning and National Book Critics Circle Award-winning The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, and the New York Times bestseller and National Book Award contender This Is How You Lose Her. He has received the Guggenheim Fellowship, PEN/O. Henry... read full bio
