Alonzo Rapper Gorilla Zoe, whose real name is Keith Mathis Jr., is an American who was born in East Point, Georgia. He is well known for being a part of Boyz N Da Hood, a rap group. "Welcome to the Zoo," his debut solo album, was released in 2007. His following two albums, Don't Feed Da Animals and King Kong,... read full bio
For The New York Times, George Johnson frequently contributes articles about science, including the monthly piece Raw Data. Additionally, he has written for National Geographic, Slate, Discover, Scientific American, Wired and The Atlantic. The Best American Science Writing has included his work. He has won honors from PEN and the American Association for the Advancement of Science and his books have twice... read full bio
Leading American policy makers frequently seek the advice and expertise of renowned military officer Barry McCaffrey. McCaffrey is well-known for his unrelenting examination of international hotspots and national security issues and is highly acclaimed for his capacity to make difficult connections and offer incisive evaluations. He has earned the respect of everyone he knows because to his charming demeanor and... read full bio
Gitkin's music occupies a liminal space between primitive, rootsy recollection and far-off exotic desire — a dusty bordertown where the familiar mixes imperceptibly into the enthrallingly alien. Multi-instrumentalist Brian J set out to experiment with tonalities he'd never played with after a lengthy and successful tenure as a bandleader with the continuously touring party-rockers Pimps Of Joytime and a Grammy-nominated country... read full bio
Dutch-American economist Guido Imbens' research focuses on statistics and econometrics. He is the Applied Econometrics Professor of Economics at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business. Joshua Angrist and Imbens both received a portion of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences "for their methodological contributions to the investigation of causal linkages." Natural experiments, which can provide empirical data in situations... read full bio
Grant Williams, a professional basketball player, is a leader both on and off the court. He has won the SEC Player of the Year award twice in a row and serves as Vice President of the National Basketball Players Association. He is regarded as one of the best players in the history of his college team by its supporters and the... read full bio
Gretchen Rubin is a bestselling author, podcaster and expert on happiness. She constantly studies human nature to learn how we might have happier, healthier, more productive and creative lives. Rubin began her legal career and was working as Sandra Day O'Connor's law clerk when she decided she wanted to pursue writing. She is the author of a number of books, including the... read full bio
Galey Alix, a former finance executive at Goldman Sachs and an authority on home renovations and viral content, has crafted a distinctive strategy for reinventing yourself that is proving popular with audiences. Galey made the decision to prioritize her mental health and wellbeing over her use of social media after going through a difficult time in her life. A few... read full bio
On December 10, 2021, the American-Swedish alternative pop duo good problem released a new song titled "Heart In A Cold Room," and it immediately became a global phenomenon. It is their fourth single, following "Stitches," "Bloodbath," and "If I Can't Have You," and it was written by Eli Ostheimer and Elton Holmsten, who also produced the music. The song was... read full bio
Grandma, a multi-instrumentalist from Atlanta, enjoys doing things by hand. All of his music is produced, mixed, programmed, written, and performed by him. Grandma is leading the charge if DIY is the new trend. When he was nine years old, he came to Atlanta, and he has already shown that he isn't scared to collaborate with other musicians, such as... read full bio
Giulio Gallarotti is a stand-up comedian, actor, host and podcaster located in New York City. On "Pete Davidson Presents: the Best Friends," he made his Netflix standup debut. He co-hosts the podcast "Oops" with Francis Ellis and it frequently appears on the iTunes top lists. In addition to Comedy Central and Sirius XM radio, he has made appearances on television programs like... read full bio
George Civeris is a Brooklyn-based writer and comedian. He has previously written for The Outline, the Columbia Journalism Review and other publications. He is currently a senior editor at Gawker. His stand-up routine has been featured on Comedy Central and the Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal chose him as a New Face of Comedy. He has contributed to Let's Be Real on... read full bio
The sweetest, hardest and craziest rock'n'roll record you will hear this year was written in a hut in the woods by Montreal singer-songwriter Gus Englehorn before he was signed to Secret City Records. Before recording the album, he was living in Salt Lake City and instantly fell in love with Estée Preda, a drummer who sounded like Moe Tucker on salvia. Gus... read full bio
Glorietta is the creation of Matthew Logan Vasquez (Delta Spirit), who wanted to work with friends he had made over the previous ten years. Over the course of a nine-day recording session, those friends—Noah Gundersen, Kelsey Wilson (Wild Child), David Ramirez, Grammy Award winner Adrian Quesada (Brownout, Black Pumas) and Jason Robert Blum—met up in a rental home in Glorieta, New... read full bio
Cardiff-born Gwenno Saunders is a sound artist, DJ, radio host and vocalist. She received positive reviews for her debut EP, "Ymbelydredd" and more recently, "Chwyldro" and "Golau Arall" — a run of singles preceding her debut album, "Y Dydd Olaf" (The Last Day). In Brighton-based conceptual pop band The Pipettes, Gwenno was a writer and performer. More recently, she toured as a... read full bio
Brooklyn-based psychedelic rock band GIFT's musical vibrations pay homage to Spiritualized and Brian Jonestown Massacre, two echo-heavy psychedelic classics from the 90's. With their kaleidoscope live performances, Brooklyn's favorite psych band, GIFT, swiftly rose to prominence combining intense pop sensibility with psychedelic-heavy improvisations. The name GIFT is a play on words that references the term "present," as in "the present," as in "it's... read full bio
Gatlin creates melodic musical moments by fusing instinctive humanity with bold vulnerability. Gatlin's music consistently overflows with personal lyrics and unvarnished narrative. Her compositions transport listeners to the woman who stands at the junction by fusing a large internal universe of feelings and thoughts with a rich outward world of people and places. In the summer, Gatlin published her first EP,... read full bio
Artist, producer and composer Gabe Goodman creates "sensitive-ass" music, which he describes as haunting and heartfelt pop tunes. The Los Angeles-based artist, originally from Boston, has developed a devoted core following among the independent music scene, which has led to support tours with Cold War Kids and Puma Blue, over 1 million Spotify streams and widespread DSP playlist support. Anjimile, a Boston-based... read full bio
Gretchen Alarcon has more than 20 years of innovation expertise at the nexus of people and technology. She is enthusiastic about creating solutions that will use digital processes to revolutionize HR and the employee experience. Gretchen, a leading HR technology thought leader, offers a distinctive perspective on the difficulties that many businesses have as they reinvent the future of work. Gretchen... read full bio
West London-born Gretel Hänlyn is a singer, composer and guitarist. Gretel picked up a guitar and began creating her own gothic stories and songs, which came as no surprise given that she had grown up listening to a lot of Nick Cave. Her songwriting evolved into what it is today—a blend of hi-fi grunge, goth-pop and alt/indie ballads—as she developed as a... read full bio
