Paul Rucks is the man behind Cream of Clapton – the premier Eric Clapton tribute act. Not only does he bear a striking resemblance to the iconic singer-songwriter and guitarist, he has the talent that allows him to keep up. That says a lot when you considered that Eric Clapton has won 18 Grammy awards, selling over 40 million records... read full bio
Creed Bratton is an American actor and musician who is best known for playing Creed on the television series “The Office”. Growing up, Bratton ordered a guitar from a Sears catalog and from there, became a musician during high school and college. He first decided to try to become a traveling musician, which is when he professionally became known as... read full bio
On his most recent album, This Ain't the Hamptons, country music's emerging Outlaw Country star, Creed Fisher, urges listeners to never forget who they are, where they are from and that they should never be afraid to work hard to make an honest life. This album not only honors the blue-collar sensibility, patriotism and love of the simple pleasures that Fisher's music is... read full bio
Stu Cook and Doug "Cosmo" Clifford, founding members of the Creedence Clearwater Revival and members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers, have had a long journey. After Cosmo and Stu were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, they started the Creedence Clearwater Revisited project in 1995 to perform the hit songs—touchstones of a generation—live... read full bio
Bass musician CreighFish is from Mobile, Alabama. His primary concentration is on producing neuro-infused tracks with a tempo between 85 and 90 bpm. He has been experimenting more and more with creating hybrid trap and dubstep songs at 140–150 bpm over time. When VCTRE, Black Carl, and Omnist released their first records, they became his main influences. Even though CreighFish... read full bio
Cress Williams is an American actor who is best known for playing Ed Williams in series “Close to Home”, Lavon Hayes in “Hart of Dixie” and Jefferson Pierce/Black Lightning in “Black Lightning”. While studying at Fullerton College, Williams acted in the production of ‘Othello’ and in the production of ‘Red Noses’. Williams went on to make his television debut in... read full bio
In a career that has spanned nearly five decades and millions of records, The Crickets are unquestionably The American Rock and Roll band. Since the groups founding in 1957 they have influenced virtually every major rock performer in the United States and abroad from Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan to the Rolling Stones and the Beatles (whose name was... read full bio
True crime is the subject of the award-winning podcast Criminal. Tales about people who have done wrong, been wronged or found themselves in an awkward situation. Criminal episodes are always released on Fridays, twice a month. A number of publications, including Time, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, Cosmopolitan, USA Today and Wired have included Criminal on their "Best of" lists. Criminal is one of the... read full bio
Four Hawaiian sisters are members of the Los Angeles-based band CRIMSON APPLE. Alternative, indie rock, K-pop and J-pop are just a few of the many inspirations that have combined to create their epic and theatrical dark-pop sound. Crimson Apple was founded, contrary to popular belief that the sisters had been performing music together from birth. Each sister picked up their own instruments and... read full bio
Mentored by Pharrell Williams and Wyclef Jean, supporting act to O.A.R., Matisyahu, T-Pain and Gym Class Heroes, and proud owner of over 60 million YouTube views, Cris Cab doesn’t take much time off. Cab's musical promise is framed by the sponge-like enthusiasm with which he approaches recording, the texture of his voice echoing through concert halls and headsets, and his... read full bio
One of the most illustrious pass catchers in NFL history, Cris Carter, the former Minnesota Vikings star receiver, joined ESPN to serve as an NFL analyst following his retirement. Carter is a sought after public speaker and has spoken for many Fortune 500 companies. In addition, the NFL has chosen him to speak to the rookies before each season. Carter... read full bio
Cris Collinsworth is a fifteen-time Emmy Award-winning television sportscaster and former college and professional football player, who was a wide receiver in the National Football League (NFL) for eight seasons in the 1980s. Collinsworth played college football for the University of Florida, and thereafter, he played professionally for the Cincinnati Bengals of the NFL. Now, he is a television sportscaster... read full bio
The television series Criss Angel Mindfreak and the live show Criss Angel Believe, produced in collaboration with Cirque du Soleil at the Luxor casino in Las Vegas, were two of Criss Angel's most well-liked endeavors. Criss Angel was named Magician of the Decade and Magician of the Century by the International Magicians Society. The performance ran for six years and... read full bio
Cristián de la Fuente, who has a vast list of international film and television accomplishments, is the prototypical Latin heartthrob; he possesses talent, good looks, and a fan following that spans both the Hispanic and Anglo markets. After months of anticipation, Univision finally debuted Quiero Amarte, the most recent soap from de la Fuente, to American viewers in September. Quiero... read full bio
Cristin Milioti is most recognized for her portrayal as the much anticipated character ""The Mother"" on the iconic sitcom How I Met Your Mother. However, the prominence of her career has been spent on Broadway in Once, That Face, Stunning, and more. Milioti's performance in Once earned her a Tony nomination and a Grammy Award. Other noted on screen roles... read full bio
Cristina Alesci is a prominent journalist and correspondent who is best known for her coverage of business news and financial markets. She is currently a correspondent for CNN Business, where she reports on a range of topics including the global economy, financial regulations, and the technology industry. Alesci's career in journalism began in print media, where she worked as a reporter... read full bio
Cristina Jiménez Moreta works as a storyteller, political strategist, and community organizer. She is the former executive director and co-founder of United We Dream (UWD), the nation's largest youth-driven organization run by immigrants. At the age of 13, she and her family fled Ecuador for the United States, where she grew up without documentation. Under Cristina's direction, UWD has expanded... read full bio
Cristina Mittermeier is a Mexican-American photographer, biologist, author, and founder and former President of the International League of Conservation Photographers. Mittermeier was born in Mexico City, and she has previously earned her degree in marine biology from the Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey in Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico. She later got married and moved to Virginia and began... read full bio
With a breadth and depth of genuine musical expertise accumulated over countless miles across many types of territory, Cristina Vane is more than just a practitioner of her profession. Her third studio album, "Hear My Call," is a record that demands to be heard because it combines a lifelong passion with an expanding song library. Born in Italy in the foothills... read full bio
Originally a recording project headquartered in Olympia, Washington, Croaker has recently moved to Los Angeles to become a live project. The songs shift in tone from melancholic and pensive to forceful and straightforward, leaving room for ominous ambience to creep in. This recording endeavor has been steadily expanding, but these songs' live vitality is unmatched. In just one and a... read full bio
Croce Plays Croce is a show dedicated to the late great Jim Croce – the man behind such timeless classics as “Time in a Bottle”, “You Don’t Mess Around With Jim”, “Operator”, and “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown” – performed by A.J. Croce. As you probably guessed it, A..J. doesn’t just share a namesake (and a striking resemblance) of the famous... read full bio
The pair Crocodiles recently released Love Is Here (The End Is Near), their eighth album. They were the first American band to sign with Deaf Rock Records. The album communicates worldwide worry and sadness in an electrically charged manner. Charlie Rowell and Brandon Welchez, the band's creators, have been friends and musicians for 20 years, so they know how to overcome... read full bio
Crooked Colours is an electronic trio comprised of artists Philip Slabber, Leon Debeughn, and Liam Merrett-Park from Perth, Australia. A combination of electronic and indie, their sound has been compared to Alt-J and Crystal Castles. The band has played at Parklife, Wonderland, and other festivals, sharing the stage with Flume, Grafton Primary, and PNAU. Crooked Colours are currently touring all... read full bio
Both innovators and ambassadors, Crooked Still stands tall. This musically formidable, boldly unconventional bluegrass quintet originated in Boston and is renowned for their great energy, technical proficiency, unique instruments, and avant-garde acoustic approach. In the realm of Crooked Still, ancient mountain soul and rock energy coexist. Hard-hitting beats blend with eerie rural sounds. Heavenly vocals above gritty, blistering blues chords combine... read full bio
The band Crooks and Nannies is made up of musicians that play multiple instruments and have been buddies since they were in high school. Their characteristic sound is boisterous and candid indie rock, and it operates on opposite ends of the spectrum. The childhood buddies shape themes of development, loss, and transition into off-kilter pop songs that whirr with the... read full bio
The engaging musical group Crosslegged is renowned for their distinctive sound and mesmerizing live performances. Crosslegged has established a distinctive position for itself in the music industry thanks to their desire for pushing the envelope of creativity and fusing genres. Crosslegged, who were born and nurtured in a small town, fell in love with music at a young age. They started... read full bio
Soulful vocals and varied orchestration define Crowder's unique style, which is known for its inventive fusion of folk, rock, electronic, and urban elements. With over 2 billion streams worldwide, he is one of the most important voices in contemporary Christian music and stands out for his ability to merge genres flawlessly, from bluegrass to electronic. Crowder's examination of faith, redemption,... read full bio
James Crowder, better known as just Crowder, is an American Call of Duty esports player who is currently the head coach for the team Atlanta FaZe. Crowder began playing Call of Duty playing for the team aDversity and since then has gone on to play for teams such as vVv Gaming, FaZe Clan, FaZe Red, Denial Esports, Orbit eSport, Luminosity... read full bio
Since they were old enough to wield an instrument, the Crowe Boys have been performing music. Music had always played a significant role in their family's nomadic lifestyle. Their music's underlying message has remained constant throughout the years, despite changes in their profession; they have always been known for spreading optimism and remaining upbeat. That is still the case now,... read full bio
In an effort to trick listeners into thinking he is a pioneer of Latin Tekno and Latin Core, CRRDR, the founder of Traaampaaa and co-founder and producer of Muakk, has developed a proposal based on the exploration of Latin rhythms with electronic music. He has created sets that combine tribal rhythms and explore various amalgamations of Latin club music. His... read full bio
Cameron Cruce was raised throughout Central and East Africa after being born in Atlanta, Georgia, and he traveled extensively throughout his early years to experience a variety of musical, linguistic, and cultural influences. By the time he turned eighteen, he had lived in fifteen different countries, spoke three languages fluently, and had firsthand experience with the brutal reality of living... read full bio
Crumb is an American indie rock band from Boston, Massachusetts that consists of members Lila Ramani, Jesse Brotter, Brian Aronow, and Jonathan Gilad. The members of the band all met while studying at Tufts University. They came together to begin performing a collection of songs that Ramani had written over the years which resulted in their first two EPs, “Crumb”... read full bio
Bre Morell was a Texas native who was reared in the independent and punk scenes. She regularly carried a camera and hosted her own college radio shows. Finally entering the fray, Morell took up Temple of Angels' lead vocal duties as a dream pop outcast band. With her sweeping vocals the ideal complement to the band's darker tendencies, Morell has... read full bio
Adam Kain (vocals), Charity Joy Brown (guitar), and AJ Roth (bass and percussion) make up the Orlando, Florida-based band Cruza. Their music combines elements of alternative rock, psychedelic rock, and R&B. Cruza's close friendship with one another allows them to be vulnerable in front of one another. dispozitie desfaso calatori urmari angajați urmari urmari desfaso desfaso desfaso urmari urmari urmari... read full bio
The Strokes' Nick Valensi, Ralph Alexander, Brad Oberhofer, Jon Safley and Darian Zahedi make up the Los Angeles-based band CRX. The band started up and put out their first record, "New Skin." The album was Valensi's first solo attempt after leaving The Strokes and was largely composed by him. Ways To Fake It and Broken Bones, two singles from the album, were released... read full bio
CryptoWAVEradio, Austin Litz's second band and new house/bass endeavor, is a pandemic diversion turned new vocation. Since starting the cryptoWAVEradio live stream, where he explains his production methods and talks about the burgeoning NFT scene, Austin has started producing music for other artists, including his own and that of his original live band, LITZ. He has also listed over 100... read full bio
Crys Matthews, a native of Nashville and a bard of truth, is one of the most prominent musicians advancing social justice today. Matthews, a multi-award-winning songwriter and composer, combines Americana, folk, blues and bluegrass into a daring, intricate performance rooted in classic melodies and interrupted with genuine, creative words. She was created for this moment. She uplifts our spirits in these... read full bio
With a gentle warmth and wisdom well beyond her years, Crystal Bowersox is the consummate artist. She has an uncompromising vision of herself and her music that is refreshing and rare. Crystal finished second on season nine of American Idol, and has since gone on to produce her own recordings. Bowersoxs recordings are a finely crafted and beautifully arranged tapestry... read full bio
With more than 15 years of experience working with executive teams in the nonprofit and corporate sectors, Crystal offers a unique blend of strategic rigor, systems thinking, and emotional intelligence, all of which are based on a multifaceted identity and a cross-disciplinary education. Crystal relies on the conflicts and knowledge of both worlds as a South Asian woman who grew... read full bio
Country music has strong roots for Crystal Shawanda. She was a natural-born country person, connected to the land and the true stories of common people. Native Americans' lives revolve around music. It is their dance, their history, and a tool for both remembering and forgetting. It is a method to both honor life and lament death. On the Wikwemikong Native Reservation... read full bio
Crystal Skies is an American EDM team that is well-known for their ethereal bass-driven songs like "Never Change" and "Fluorescent Lights." They have created a distinctive dubstep sound that emotionally connects with listeners. Britian Holcomb, a native of Louisiana and Aaron Dawson, a musician from Philadelphia, started making dubstep music independently. They credited well-known melodic artists like Seven Lions, Au5 and KOAN... read full bio
Beach pop group Crystal Tides, from the South Coast of England, draws inspiration from vintage guitar riffs from the '00s and contemporary feel-good pop tunes. Billy Gregory's ecstatic vocal work, Harry Knowles' big-room guitar melodies, George Regan's ground-breaking bass tones and Joe Knights' expert drumming technique make up the band. Over the course of their most recent albums, Crystal Tides' standing on... read full bio
Your go-to resource for our digital future is Crystal Washington. Crystal, a certified futurist and technology strategist, has a special talent for distilling the intricacies of social media, applications, the web, and tech trends into understandable, actionable insights. However, Crystal's proficiency extends beyond her aptitude for deciphering technical terms. For Fortune 500 behemoths like Google, Microsoft, and GE, she is a... read full bio
When you hear the name Crystal Waters, you immediately think of a woman whose talent and brand has sustained her 20-year career, yet the breadth of her work continues to engage new fans and please her enormous base. She is best known for her string of domestic and international number one dance hits, including her signature smash, ""Gypsy Woman (She's... read full bio
Crystal Wright is a conservative speaker, author, editor, writer, and media mogul. She is an author of the book entitled Con Job: How Democrats Gave Us Crime, Sanctuary Cities, Abortion Profiteering, and Racial Division. Crystal grew up in the state of Virginia, but she went on to attend Georgetown University in Washington D.C., where she graduated with a Bachelor of... read full bio
Crystle Stewart, from Missouri City, Texas, is an American beauty pageant titleholder. She won the Miss Texas USA 2008 title in a state pageant held in Laredo, Texas on July 1, 2007, after competing against 121 other contestants. She represented Texas in the Miss USA 2008 pageant held in April 2008. Crystle Stewart graduated from Elkins High School in Missouri... read full bio
Cuba M. Gooding, Jr. is perhaps best known for his Academy Award-winning portrayal of Rod Tidwell in Cameron Crowe's film Jerry Maguire, and his critically acclaimed performance as Tré Styles in John Singleton's Boyz n the Hood. He had a notable supporting role in As Good As It Gets. He has also appeared in the films Boat Trip, Norbit, and... read full bio
CUBENSIS, a band that performs the music of the Grateful Dead, was formed in 1987 by a group of musicians who were Deadheads in response to the band's extremely infrequent trips to Southern California. Guitarist Craig Marshall put together a band to meet the demand, and they began playing at local bars and backyard events under the name "Sugar Cubensis."... read full bio
Cullen Jones is the first African American swimmer to win an Olympic gold and hold a long-course world record. He has become a role model for not only swimmers around the world, but for minority men and women who face adversity. Jones has partnered with USA Swimming and Phillips66 to tour cities nationwide and deliver the message of water safety.... read full bio
While San Diego natives Madeline Follin and guitarist Brian Oblivion were studying in New York City in 2010, cults were created. In order to pursue documentary film, Oblivion attended NYU while Follin attended The New School. On the album Touching Cloth, Youth Gone Mad, a punk group, and Madeline had previously collaborated on tracks. The song "Go Outside," which Paul... read full bio
Cupcakke is an American rapper and singer-songwriter from Chicago, Illinois. She had a rough upbringing, was raised by a single mother, and spent nearly four years in Chicago’s homeless shelters at only 7 years old. At 10, she started getting into music and poetry, which she found inspiration from her local church and started performing there. By the age of... read full bio
Curly J (Joshua Cinquez Loftin) emerged onto the scene in 2019 after releasing "Bag Different." This New York-based rapper has accumulated a massive underground following throughout the early 2020s with a style of rap that puts a lot of focus on melody. Since then, he’s gathered up a big mainstream audience as well. Curly J spent his early days in... read full bio
One of the most well-known voices in Brazilian Afro House, Curol is renowned for her genuine sound, which blends strong grooves with Brazilian percussion. In addition to her unforgettable appearances at Zamna in Tulum and the All Day I Dream presentation in Tulum and Ibiza, she has showcased her ability on legendary stages such as Rock in Rio, Tomorrowland Brasil,... read full bio
There have been a few stops along Curren$y's blossoming career's flight path. Curren$y was initially signed to fellow New Orleans rapper C-Tru Murder's Records in 2001, but once the label's founder was given a jail sentence, Curren$y was transferred to Master P's New No Limit Records. Before going on his own, Curren$y worked for Cash Money Records from 2004 to... read full bio
Curt Hussey competed in the WWE as Fandango. He was well-known for his catchy entrance song and his appearances on E's Total Divas, making him a longtime fan favorite. Apart from wrestling, he is an enthusiastic and proficient builder and architect of homes. He still resides in Portland, Maine, his hometown, where he works as an independent contractor and builder... read full bio
Curt Menefee is an American sportscaster who is currently the play-by-play commentator of the XFL on FOX, and the play-by-play commentator for the Seattle Seahawks preseason football. Menefee is also host of Fox NFL Sunday. Menefee was born in Atlanta, Georgie, and he earned his B.A. from Coe College where he was a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity and... read full bio
Magician & Illusionist Curt Miller blends dazzling magic, music, and great CLEAN comedy in a theatrical show that leaves audiences amazed, amused, and most of all, Entertained. The Curt Miller Magic & Comedy Show has dazzled over 80,000 people at Moody Gardens, changing the show each year with new illusions. You'll see people sawed in half and vanished right before... read full bio
Philadelphia Phillies Hall of Famer, Curt Schilling is best known for the 20 years he spent in Major League Baseball as a right-handed starting pitcher. Over that span, he was a member of three World Series championship teams and was a six-time MLB All-Star. Also well known for his philanthropic work, Schilling is a passionate supporter of care for Amyotrophic... read full bio
Curt Steinhorst is a keynote speaker, best-selling author, and founder of Focuswise. As a keynote speaker, Steinhorst focuses on productivity for companies and has spoken to numerous organizations all over the world. Through his keynotes, he teaches his audience members have to engage more with customers, help lead their employees in new and better ways, how to communicate, and how... read full bio
Curt Warner is an American former professional football running back who played in the NFL. Warner was born in Wyoming County, West Virginia, and he began his career playing football in high school before going on to play college football at Penn State. During his time with Penn State, Warner helped lead the team in rushing three years in a... read full bio
Curtis Strange is one of the most accomplished professional golfers in the world. He has won the U.S. Open tournament not once, but twice. When he and his wife Sarah got home from a round of golf, they found themselves confronted with a number of personal challenges. When Sarah Strange was just 33 years old, she received the initial diagnosis... read full bio
Curtis Conway is an American former professional football wide receiver in the NFL. Conway was born in Los Angeles, California, and he began his career playing high school football where he won All-American honors. He went on to play college football at USC where he originally played as a quarterback but converted to a wide receiver. During his time playing... read full bio
Curtis Cook is an up-and-coming stand-up comedian and writer based out of Los Angeles, California. He began his career after appearing on a backyard comedy set which was featured on Vice’s “Flophouse.” Through his work with Vice, Cook has also appeared on a segment where he traveled through an Ebola checkpoint. Since then, Cook has gone on to be a... read full bio
Curtis Harding could best be described as a student of the gritty, sweat-dripping, hip-swinging blues that wafted through the air of the American sixties. The offspring of a mother who sang gospel, and a retired veteran, he traveled all over the country as a child, singing alongside his parents, learning that music was in fact the great communicator, and that... read full bio
Curtis Johnson is an American football coach who is currently the wide receivers coach for the New Orleans Saints of the NFL. Johnson was born in New Orleans Louisiana, and he began his career earning his degree from the University of Idaho where he also played college football. After graduating, Johnson went on to begin his career in coaching as... read full bio
Curtis Jones is an American singer-songwriter and record producer who performs under several names such as Green Velvet, Geo Vogt, Cajmere, Half Pint, Curan Stone and Gino Vittori. His music is a mixture of techno, house and minimal and he was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. Jones rose to fame after releasing his debut album “Constant Chaos” under the... read full bio
Curtis Lofton is a former American professional football inside linerbacker who played in the NFL. Lofton was born in Kingfisher, Oklahoma, and he began his career playing high school football where he helped lead his team to the 3A state championship, was a Parade first-team All-American, The Oklahoman All-State, first-team coaches All-State, and more. Lofton went on to be ranked... read full bio
Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author Curtis Morley is also a five-time entrepreneur, educator, thought leader, coach, mentor, and patent holder. With his book The Entrepreneur's Paradox, he is both a #1 Amazon New Release Best Seller and a Wall Street Journal Best Selling Author. Curtis has established businesses with 20x growth and gained clientele that include 96 of the Fortune... read full bio
Curtis Painter is a former American professional football quarterback who played in the NFL. Painter was born in Watseka, Illinois, and he began his career playing high school football where he was a PrepStar All-American, was a finalist for Mr. Football, and was a three-star recruit by Rivals, Scout, and 247Sports. Painter went on to play college football for Purdue... read full bio
Curtis Roach isn’t your typical hip-hop artist. With an eclcectic musical taste, Curtis has formed a completely unique and very interesting style that is all his own. It shows clear inspirations from 1960s soul, 1970s, and 1990’s hip-hop music. This genre-bender is only just getting started but her shows a very promising career with singles like “Bored in the House”,... read full bio
Long-haired and blue-eyed, Curtis Stigers is a soul singer with multiple top ten singles. He has also written and performed a TV theme tune that is nominated for an Emmy. In addition to recording a single for one of the best-selling pop albums ever, he has nine highly acclaimed and Grammy Award–winning jazz albums to his credit. In addition to... read full bio
As a writer, producer, and performer in music, Curtis Waters has already made a name for himself at the young age of twenty-two. On the savage joy that is "STAR KILLER," he makes sure to exercise his creative muscles. The honest production, which is sonically compelling, only serves to amplify the impact of Waters' brutal poetry. "STAR KILLER" is fundamentally... read full bio
For almost thirty years, Cut Chemist has been performing and recording. Known as a turntablist, he began DJing when he was eleven years old. Cut's father transformed an enclosed sun patio into a modest, improvised recording studio, where he began recording with his pals. Cut was a founding member of the Grammy-winning Latin funk group Ozomatli as well as the... read full bio
Cut Worms is the musical project of Max Clarke, who is a singer-songwriter and musician who was born in Ohio, and is currently based out of Brooklyn, New York. His music is a mixture of indie rock, cowboy pop, and garage rock. Since he began releasing music, Cut Worms has gone on to tour and open with various artists and... read full bio
Buffalo, New York is where the emo-pop group Cute Is What We Aim For was born. Although the group was first founded as a quintet, it eventually reduced its size to only four members: Shaant Hacikyan on vocals, Jeff Czum on guitar and piano, Tom Falcone on drums and Fred Cimato on bass and guitar. The band members wasted little time... read full bio
Sean Jacobs, better known as the stage name CVBZ is a pop singer-songwriter and producer from Portland, Oregon who is currently based out of Los Angeles, California. CVBZ’s music is a mixture of alternative, RnB, pop, indie, and electronic music. CVBZ has previously graduated from Oregon State and after finishing his degree, he released his debut single, “Be Like You,”... read full bio
Cy Amudson has appeared on Conan, Adam Devines House Party, and Comedy Centrals This Is Not Happening. His appearance on these shows allowed Amudson to make a name for himself in the stand up comedy business. Amudson has since been featured on FOXs Family guy and American Dad. Along with comedy, Amudson also is a producer. He has created a... read full bio
Cydeways is an alternative band that hails from Santa Barbara in the state of California. Dustin Parks serves as the band's frontman, and other members of Cydeways include Casey Kernohan, Daniel Kearney, Trevor Buckingham (producer/engineer), and Dana Shoults (co-producer). The band was initially established in Boston, Massachusetts, but Parks later relocated the project to California from the east coast. When... read full bio
Cymphonique Miller is an actress, singer, dancer, and writer. The Los Angeles native built a diverse R&B, Pop and Hip Hop fan base through the internet before taking her acting and music career mainstream as star of the hit Nickelodeon TV show, How To Rock. Cymphonique’s special skills include competitive kickboxing, swimming, drawing, writing, playing the piano and guitar. She... read full bio
Cynthia Nabozny, known professionally as CYN, is an American artist from Michigan. Growing up, Cyn had a love for artists like Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Doris Day, and Carole King. She went on to perform in talent shows and posted covers of her favorite songs on YouTube but gave up for a small amount of time after she was rejected... read full bio
Cynthia Cariseo is a dedicated social entrepreneur and the founder of Youthify.org, a non-profit organization that aims to empower underprivileged youth through education and mentorship. Her passion for helping young people stems from her own upbringing in a low-income family, where she faced many challenges in pursuing her dreams. After earning a degree in business management, Cynthia started her career in... read full bio
Cynthia Cooper is a former professional basketball player and coach who made history in the WNBA. She was named the head coach of the Phoenix Mercury after leading the Houston Comets to four championships. As a player, Cooper earned numerous accolades, including being named to the WNBA All-Star Team every year the game was played and earning All-WNBA First Team... read full bio
Cynthia Erivo is a Tony Award-winning Broadway actress and R&B singer-songwriter. She received a Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her performance as Celie in the Broadway revival of The Color Purple, which she performed in the Menier Chocolate Factory production as well. Erivo got her start in television on the sitcom, “Chewing Gum” and the crime... read full bio
Cynthia Germanotta is an American philanthropist, activist, and entrepreneur who is best known for being the mother of Lady Gaga. Together with Lady Gaga, Germanotta co-founded the Born This Way Foundation, which she is president of. The non-profit, Born This Way Foundation, focuses on inspiring youth, end bullying, and help to build up communities. The Born This Way Foundation has... read full bio
Award-winning writer and filmmaker Cynthia Lowen. She devised, produced, and scripted Bully, a feature documentary that follows a "year in the life" of America's bullying issue, in collaboration with Lee Hirsch, an Emmy and Sundance Award-winning director. Bully, which was documented throughout the 2009–2010 academic year, provides a glimpse into the distressing and frequently jeopardized lives of victims of bullying... read full bio
Cynthia Marshall is the CEO of the Dallas Mavericks and is the first African-American woman to lead an NBA team. Since becoming CEO of the Mavericks, Marshall has began a culture transformation and has focused on making the NBA more inclusive and diverse. Marshall has earned her degree in Business Administration and Human Resources Management from the University of California-Berkeley... read full bio
American television journalist Cynthia McFadden is now NBC News' senior legal and investigative correspondent. She co-anchored Nightline as an anchor for ABC News and occasionally made an appearance on the ABC News special Primetime. McFadden, who was raised in Lewiston, Maine, graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine. She then graduated from Columbia Law School in... read full bio
Cynthia Nixon is most known for HBO's celebrated series, Sex and the City, in which she played Miranda Hobbes, a role that garnered her two Emmy nominations. The cast was honored with the SAG Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble. In addition, Nixon received her third consecutive Golden Globe nomination for her role in the show. Whether on television or... read full bio
Oh So Pinteresting, a company that assists businesses, bloggers, and entrepreneurs in using Pinterest to its best potential, was founded and is led by Cynthia Sanchez. She formerly had a position as a licensed radiation oncology nurse before starting her social media career. She approaches social media planning and strategy holistically because of her background in the medical industry. Cynthia... read full bio
Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer (CIO) at NetApp is Cynthia Stoddard. Providing a long-term technological vision that supports and is in line with the organization's strategies, goals, business plans, operational needs, and overall efficiencies is the CIO's responsibility. In order to facilitate the implementation of global business solutions and infrastructure that support the company's expansion, she gives leadership... read full bio
Cypress Hill's Skull & Bones, the group's first full-length studio album since the worldwide million-selling IV, is in stores now from Columbia Records. Released on April 30, 2000, Skull & Bones debuted at #5 on the Billboard 200 Album chart and has, according to SoundScan, already sold a quarter-of-a-million copies, driven, in part, by the success of (Rock) Superstar and... read full bio
Cyril Neville, the Grammy Award-winning Neville brother from New Orleans, has been referred to be a poet, philosopher and one of the greatest southern soul vocalists of all time. He released his first solo record, "Gossip," in 1970. It featured backing vocals from brother Art's new band, The Meters, and the song "Tell Me What's On Your Mind." The Meters (Art... read full bio
Born in Dallas, Texas, Cyrus "Glitch" Spencer grew up in Atlanta's Southside. His favorite dance genres include robotics, popping, and animation. His enthusiasm of teaching correct technique and his attention to detail have made him a popular figure in the dance education community. On Fox's popular television program "So You Think You Can Dance," Cyrus finished second. He has continued... read full bio
Wu-Tang Clan veteran Inspectah Deck and Boston combo 7L & Esoteric make up the hip-hop ensemble CZARFACE. CZARFACE is well-known for their gritty boom-bap music, comic book-inspired graphics, and incisive poetry. They combine a contemporary underground edge with traditional sensibilities. With a series of well-reviewed albums, including joint ventures with MF DOOM and Ghostface Killah, the trio has established a... read full bio
D Smoke, an artist from Inglewood, California who specializes in socially conscious street narratives meant to uplift, became well-known after becoming the inaugural champion of the reality rap competition Rhythm + Flow. However, by that point, the bilingual multi-instrumentalist (guitar, drums and piano) had already been active on the scene for more than ten years as a songwriter and an underground... read full bio
D'Angelo is an American R&B and neo soul singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and record producer. He is best known for his debut album Brown Sugar which featured songs such as""U Will Know"", ""Cruising'"", and ""Brown Sugar"". He has won four Grammy awards in the R&B genera including Best Male R&B Vocal Performance, Best R&B Song, and has won Best R&B Album twice.... read full bio
D’Arcy Carden is an American actress and comedian who is best known for playing Janet on the sitcom “The Good Place”. She graduated from Southern Oregon University with a Bachelors in Fine Arts. Upon graduating from college, Carden moved to New York City and joined the musical-comedy company Venus Rising. From there, she was invited to do an improv show... read full bio
D’Brickashaw Ferguson is a former American professional football offensive tackle who played in the NFL for 10 seasons spending the entirety of his career with the New York Jets. Ferguson was born in New York, New York, and he began his career playing high school football where he was considered a three-star recruit by Rivals and was ranked as the... read full bio
D’Qwell Jackson is a former American football inside linebacker who played in the NFL for 11 seasons. Jackson was born in Largo, Florida, and he began his career playing football in high school where he was a first team all-state selection by the Associated Press two years in a row. Jackson was considered a three-star recruit by Rivals and went... read full bio
D.J. was raised in a close-knit, devoutly Christian household that values business, music and sports. His mother instilled in him and his elder brother the value of hard work and the ability to seize chances via business. Whether it was starting a lemonade stand or getting a lawnmower and rake to mow the yards in the neighborhood to earn money. Those who... read full bio
D.J. Fluker is an American professional football guard who currently plays for the Baltimore Ravens of the NFL. Fluker was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and he began his career playing high school football where he earned All-American honors from USA Today, Parade, EA Sports, and SuperPrep. He was considered a five-star recruit by Rivals and went on to play... read full bio
D.J. Hayden is an American professional football cornerback who currently plays for the Jacksonville Jaguars of the NFL. Hayden was born in Houston, Texas, and he began his career playing high school football before going on to play college football at Navarro College where he helped lead the school to the NJCAA National Football Championship. He then transferred to the... read full bio
D.J. Pierce, or better known as stage name Shangela Laquifa Wadley, is an American drag queen, television personality, and actor best known for competing on “RuPaul’s Drag Race”. Pierce started dressing in drag during high school for creative projects and ended up growing a passion for it. He went on to participate in RuPaul’s Drag Race for three seasons and... read full bio
Donald Eugene, or D.J. Shockley, is a former American professional football quarterback who played in the NFL as well as the UFL. Shockley was born in College Park, Georgia, and he began his career playing football, basketball and running track in high school. During his time in high school, Shockley was a USA Today All-USA second team, was on Max... read full bio
D.L. Hughley is an American comedian, actor, political commentator, radio host and author best known for creating, starring in, producing and writing the television series “The Hughleys”. He was also a writer and performed in the film “The Original Kings of Comedy”, was the host of “ComicView” and “D.L. Hughley Breaks the News” as well as a correspondent on “The... read full bio
It wasn't long before punk rock expanded beyond just New York City, London, and Los Angeles during the mid- to late '70s, as evidenced by the emergence of the long-running Vancouver, Canada based outfit, D.O.A. D.O.A. continues strong to this day. As a result of Keithley's hard work, D.O.A. is often name-checked as an important influence by other hardcore/punk bands,... read full bio
Da Chen is a New York Times author from China, his books include, Brothers, Chinas Son, Sounds of the River, Sword, My Last Empress: A Novel, Wandering Warrior, and Colors of the Mountain. His book Brothers, has been awards for best book by The Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, Miami Herald, and Publishers Weekly. Chen graduated from Beijing Language and... read full bio
Da’Vine Joy Randolph is an American actress and singer who is best known for playing Oda Mae Brown in the original Broadway production of ‘Ghost the Musical’, a role that earned her a Tony Award nomination for Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical. Randolph grew up in Philadelphia and studied vocal performance and musical theatre at Temple... read full bio
Jonathan Lyndale Kirk, better known as his stage name, DaBaby, is an American rapper and songwriter from Charlotte, North Carolina. Kirk started his career releasing music under the name Baby Jesus and he released his debut mixtape entitled, “Nonfiction”. From there he went on to release more mixtapes such as “God’s Work”, “Baby Talk”, “Billion Dollar Baby” and “Back on... read full bio
Dabo Swinney is an American football coach and former football player. Swinney was born in Birmingham, Alabama, and he began his career playing college football at the University of Alabama where he was part of the National Championship team, was named an Academic All-SEC twice, and was a member of the SEC Scholar Athlete Honor Roll. He went on to... read full bio
Tanner, alias Dack Janiels, was reared exclusively on skateboarding and was born in Northern California's bay area. Dack developed his producing abilities after learning about dubstep and set out to create his own kind of music. With the help of influential industry leaders like Excision, 12th Planet and Subtronics, he was able to do this and as a result, his work was... read full bio
The members of Dad Bod, a band based in Minneapolis, are Alex Gray, Wilson Zellar, Grace Baldwin, Noah Topliff, and Callie Marino. The entire band expands the distinctive sound of Marino's work by adding shoegaze and distortion tones to his emotional lyrics and dreamy guitar. They signed with No Sleep Records as a result of their significant local fanbase, which... read full bio
Daddy Issues formed back in winter of 2014 after singer Jenna Moynihan saw the words "Daddy Issues" spray-painted on the wall of a venue they were playing at and for a moment thought it could be an all-girl punk band. At the very least, it would make for a great band name, so she adopted then name, recruiting Emily Maxwell... read full bio
Daddy Yankee is a Puerto Rican singer-songwriter, rapper, actor and record producer who isthe most influential and recognizable name in Latin urban and dance music. Named one of the most influential Hispanics in the World by both CNN and Time Magazine, Yankee continues his trailblazing path with his own label, El Cartel Records, sold out world tours, and his rising... read full bio
Hailing from the depths of Pennsylvania, Daffo continues the tradition of contemporary folk trailblazers like Big Thief by releasing sensitive, intimate music that finds a wider audience. With the single "Poor Madeline," taken from her upcoming EP "Pest," the singer-songwriter made her debut in the music business. The new release is a subtly devastating and all-encompassing tune that highlights the artist's... read full bio
DJ Dahi was raised in a strict household in Inglewood, California, where listening to music was forbidden to include swear words. At an early age, Dahi discovered a way around the rules and shifted his attention to hip-hop beats rather than obsessing about what was prohibited. After years of arduous practice and unwavering dedication to his art, he has now mastered... read full bio
The Austin, Texas-based alt-Indie band DAIISTAR consists of four members. With modulating synths, loud guitars, bouncing bass lines and spiraling melodies, the band brings the neo-psychedelic music of the 1980s and 1990s (The Jesus and Mary Chain, Spaceman 3, Primal Scream) into the present. The result is a narcotic fusion of noise and melody. DAIISTAR recorded their debut studio album, which... read full bio
Dailey & Vincent is one of the top Bluegrass bands in America. The concoction of their fantastically powerful vocal blends, 4 award-winning studio albums, and heavy touring schedules has gained them well-deserved attention from bluegrass, country, and gospel critics and fans alike. Dailey & Vincent has been recognized as 3-time IBMA Entertainer of The Year, 3-time IBMA Vocal Group of... read full bio
Rhett Whatley's aural vision, Daily Bread, proudly represents Atlanta and is constantly bringing new concepts to offer soul-stirring sounds a cutting edge. Daily Bread soars to new heights because to the Philos Records resident's love of trying out new instruments and his intense passion for crate-digging, which combines reminiscing soulful melodies, edgy hip-hop lyrics and bass-driven panache into one unified sound.... read full bio
Australian-Filipino musician daine, who is from Melbourne, is the new soundtrack for a generation of disillusioned people trying to make their way through a harsh and cruel world. Having an almost compulsive love for midwestern emo, as evidenced by songs like "Tigers Jaw," "Sunny Day Real Estate," "American Football," and others, daine transforms these throwback allusions into something more forward-looking.... read full bio
