Hailing from California, James P. Connolly is a stand up comedian and radio/TV host known for his playful, confident style and unique sense of humor. James attended Harvard University on a Marine Corps ROTC Scholarship, which left him feeling wicked smart, but possessing the skills to hurt people who are actually smart. While serving in Desert Storm, he was ordered... read full bio
The Late Late Show on CBS is hosted by English actor, writer, and producer James Corden. Beginning in the U.K., Corden co-created the popular BBC television series Gavin and Stacy. He appeared as the main character's closest friend. With this performance, Corden earned his first Best Male Comedy Performance BAFTA Award, and the program took home the BAFTA Audience Award... read full bio
James Oliver Cromwell is an American film and television actor. Some of his more notable films include “Babe”, for which he was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, “Star Trek: First Contact”, “Revenge of the Nerds” films, “L.A. Confidential”, “The Green Mile”, “Space Cowboys”, “Deep Impact”, “The Sum of All Fears”, “I, Robot”, “The Longest Yard”, “Spider-Man... read full bio
James Darren , a film actor, TV star, singer, director. During his Columbia years, Darren made 19 films including Gidget. Darren played rich-kid surfer, Moondoggie, and returned to star in two of the sequels before going on to other projects. In Gidget, Darren sang two songs: the title tune and There's No Such Thing As the Next Best Thing To... read full bio
James Davis is among the funniest and sexiest comedians in Los Angeles. James, who was endowed with comic inspiration from his friends and former classmates at Crossroads High School in Santa Monica, was born and reared in South Los Angeles. James, who is still regarded as one of Hollywood's newcomers, has starred in Hell Date, Pit Boss, Russell Simmons Presents... read full bio
James C. Dobson, Ph.D., is founder and chairman of Focus on the Family, a non-profit organization that produces his internationally syndicated radio programs, heard on more than 3,000 radio facilities in North America and in nine languages in approximately 2300 facilities in over 93 other countries. He was for 14 years an Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at the University... read full bio
Former professional basketball player, James Donaldson played fourteen seasons in the NBA and various leagues in Europe. As a college player at Washington State, he became the all-time leader in career blocked shots, blocks average, single-season blocks, single-season blocks average and single-game blocked shots. Donaldson was inducted into Washington States athletic hall of fame. With the San Diego/ Los Angeles... read full bio
James Durbin is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist who is best known for finishing in 4th place on the tenth season of the television series American Idol. Apart from his solo career, Durbin has also been the lead singer of the heavy metal band Quiet Riot. Durbin had a rough upbringing growing up with his father passing away of drug... read full bio
James E. Jones is one of the country's top basketball handlers and is a highly demanded motivational speaker. His motivational talks are very animated and story based. He explains his Three pointers for Life" to students and his inspirational story as an "LD" (learning disability) student. Struggling with Dyslexia, Jim spent his first five years of school in... read full bio
James Earl Jones, is considered one of the greatest actors of the 20th century. With his commanding acting, he caught the eye of director Stanley Kubrick in his Dr. Strangelove. His love still being theatre, James accepted a role in The Great White Hope, playing Jack Jefferson, a black prize fighter, with a white mistress (Jane Alexander). He won a... read full bio
James Elmer Mitchell is an American psychologist who is a former member of the United States Air Force, a former CIA interrogator, and author. Mitchell joined the Air Force and went on to be stationed in Alaska where he learned how to disarm unexploded ordnance. He then went on to work in Texas as a hostage negotiator and left the... read full bio
In the fifties and sixties, a new school of artists, pop artists," emerged on the scene. They made Pop Art a household name. This group included Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Jasper Johns, Mark Rosenquist, Robert Rauschenberg and James Francis Gill. James Gill was one of the standouts among the pop artists. He experienced a rapid ascent in the art world,... read full bio
James Farrior is a former American professional football linebacker who played in the NFL. Farrior was born in Petersburg, Virginia, and he began his career playing football in high school where he was a Parade All-American selection and was Virginia’s Group AA Co-Offensive Player of the Year. He went on to play college football at University of Virginia where he... read full bio
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Though James Franco’s more popular work may be on the big screen, his passion to learn and explore takes precedence in his life, constantly challenging himself in multiple facets of the industry. Franco’s metamorphosis into the title role of the TNT biopic James Dean earned him career-making reviews, as well as a Golden Globe. Franco earned an Independent Spirit Award... read full bio
Former college football player, James Franklin is now the head coach at Penn State. He previously served as the head football coach at Vanderbilt University for two years. While playing as a quarterback at East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania, he set seven school records and was a Division II player of the year nominee. That same season, Sports Illustrated named... read full bio
James Frey is originally from Cleveland, Ohio. His first book, A Million Little Pieces, was published by Nan A. Talese/ Doubleday in the United States in April of 2003. It was a New York Times bestseller and was named the best book of 2003 by Amazon.com. It was subsequently published in thirty countries and became a bestseller around the world.... read full bio
James Gillespie, a singer and composer who was born in England and reared in Scotland, stands out as one of the most subtly explosive performers in recent memory. The musician creating music between the spaces has captured the attention of his ever-growing audience of fans by writing heartfelt stories about missing home and missing loves left behind; the new seductions... read full bio
James Glassman is the founding executive director of the George W. Bush Institute, an action-oriented think tank that will be an integral part of the George W. Bush Presidential Center. He is widely recognized as an expert on economy, finance, technology and international affairs. He wrote an investing column for the Washington Post, as well as two books on finance,... read full bio
James Graham is an English singer from Chelmsford in Essex. He was the winner of the second season of the Fox’s The Four: Battle for Stardom. In 2014, he appeared on the 11th series of The X Factor U.K. James played James Morrison's "You Give Me Something" during his audition. Needless to say, the judges loved the performance. James also... read full bio
