George Thorogood and the Destroyers gathered a strong following with such releases as “One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer,” “Move It On Over,” “Born To Be Bad” and “American Made.” But it is the band’s breakthrough hit album's title song, “Bad to the Bone,” that has become synonymous with the group. The album spent nearly an entire year on the... read full bio
George W. Casey Jr. is an American retired four-star general who served as the 36th Chief of Staff of the United States Army. Casey was born in Sendai, Japan, during the time the Allied had occupation of Japan. His father, George W. Casey Sr., was also a general who served in the wars which led Casey Jr. to be a... read full bio
George Wallace is an American comedian, actor, and screenwriter. Prior to working in comedy, Wallace was working as a salesman to pay the bills and made his big break when one of his clients opened a comedy club. Right off the bat he earned his spot in comedy and moved from the East Coast to the West Coast. During his... read full bio
American artist George Virden Watsky, also known as Watsky, possesses a wide range of skills. He was born on September 15, 1986, and his talents include rapping, singing, writing, producing records, poetry, writing, and drawing. With the help of his popular video "Pale kid raps fast," which displayed his distinctive chopping style, Watsky became well-known in 2011. His most recent album,... read full bio
George Wendt is an American actor, best known for his role as the perpetually unemployed Norm Peterson on the television show Cheers. Wendt appeared in all 275 episodes of Cheers along with the characters Sam Malone and Carla Tortelli, but in the original pilot script, Norm Peterson wasn’t even a character. Wendt was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois and... read full bio
George Will is a Pulitzer Prize-winning libertarian-conservative author and commentator known for his expertise on foreign policy and national security. He was at the forefront of the conversation when it came to the war with Afghanistan. George is the recipient of many honorary awards, including the Headliner Award of consistently outstanding feature columns, Finalist for National Magazines Award, two Silurian... read full bio
George Vernon Willborn II was born in Chicago, Illinois and began his comedy routine at a Memphis comedy club called Sir Laughs A Lot in 1987. His first big break was being the house MC at All Jokes Aside in 1992. All Jokes Aside is Chicago’s first primarily African American comedy club. He shared the stage and befriended comedy greats... read full bio
Following many years of listening to music, his early heroes being Floyd Cramer, the Ventures and Booker T. And The MGs, Winston took up the piano at the age of 18. He switched to jazz after being influenced by the ‘stride’ piano of Fats Waller. The mysterious and enigmatic Winston stopped playing in 1977 until the music of Professor Longhair... read full bio
Georges Maurice is a businessman, speaker, instructor, and international real estate professional who has worked in global training, marketing, branding, sales, and management for over 30 years working in the real estate and pharmaceutical industries during this time. Maurice is a member of the US National Association of Realtors and has earned the designation of Certified International Property Specialist and... read full bio
Georges St-Pierre, a retired French-Canadian MMA fighter, is largely recognized as one of the sport's finest competitors. St-Pierre has left an indelible impression on the world of MMA with an amazing record of 25 career wins, including 8 by knockout, and only 2 losses. During his remarkable career, St-Pierre rose to prominence after appearing on SpikeTV's Ultimate Fighter 4: The Comeback.... read full bio
Georgetown Cupcake is owned and operated by sisters, Katherine Kallinis Berman and Sophie Kallinis. Georgetown Cupcake. The sisters started their company when they both left their careers to start a bakery. They opened their first bakery in Washington, DC. They soon opened more bakeries across the country. They were also featured on the TLC reality show, Georgetown Cupcakes. Georgetown Cupcake... read full bio
Actress and country music singer Georgette Jones is the daughter of the legendary country music artists Tammy Wynette and George Jones. She grew up performing alongside her parents as a young girl, and she started performing with them at the young age of three. She had recorded her first single by age ten and also had acted on HBO. As... read full bio
Mrs. Mosbacher is Chair and CEO of Georgette Mosbacher Enterprises, Inc., an international entrepreneurial and consulting business in New York City. Mrs. Mosbacher is well-known for her expertise in the areas of innovative and goal-oriented management, creative marketing, the development and leadership of motivated work teams, and most especially, turning around troubled companies in the branded consumer products area. Mrs.... read full bio
Belting out tenacious and soulful vocals, Georgia Muldrow’s distinct sound is unlike any other. The R&B singer, songwriter and producer, Muldrow is best known for her musical accompaniment of free-form jazz style. Born in Los Angeles, California to acclaimed jazz musician Ronald Muldrow, she was exposed to music at an early age. She became the first female artist to sign... read full bio
The ineffable memories of a summer day so lovely you want to live within it forever, the dusty heat of a Texas afternoon or a tingle of melancholy on a solo walk home after a party are all captured by Georgia Harmer in emotive detail throughout Stay In Touch. Harmer has written an emotionally stirring collection of songs that articulate the... read full bio
Hunting is no easy feat, yet American author, chef and food blogger, Georgia Pellegrini choses to rely on it to prepare her food. Pellegrini maintains a popular website and blog where she chronicles her hunting and cooking ventures. Her latest book, Modern Pioneering, educates readers with modern day pioneer techniques. Georgia was trained at a French Culinary Institute. She gained... read full bio
At a time when rock & roll didn't care about its roots, the Georgia Satellites came crashing into the charts with a surprise hit single to remind everybody where the music had come from. The hit single, ""Keep Your Hands to Yourself,"" rocked as hard as an old Chuck Berry song, as well as being almost as clever. The Satellites... read full bio
Georgia Webster is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter who has gained popularity through TikTok. Webster grew up in Hampden, Massachusetts and at a young age she taught herself how to play guitar listening to Taylor Swift’s country hits. After perfecting her craft, Webster went on to begin writing her own original songs and began releasing music through social media and also... read full bio
She has written on technology for several magazines, such as Marie Claire, The Mirror, Metro and Tech City News. She has also given talks about the topic on television for channels including ITV, Channel 4 and the BBC. Georgie, the resident tech expert for ITV's "Weekend," works with the production team to find and construct the segment in addition to educating Aled Jones... read full bio
Georgie Flores is an up-and-coming American actress best known for her role as Cassandra Perkins in the television series “Famous in Love”. Flores made her television debut in the series “CSI: Miami” and since, has played guest roles in series such as, “Big Time Rush”, “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation”, and “CSI: NY”. She’s also appeared in music videos for 30... read full bio
