Teri Garr made her career breakthrough in the Mel Brooks comedy Young Frankenstein. She then went on to appear in a string of highly successful films, often playing a housewife. Her most popular films include Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Oh, God!, The Black Stallion, One From The Heart, Mr. Mom and After Hours. She was nominated for an... read full bio
Tom Kite spent 175 weeks in the top-10 of the Official World Golf Rankings between 1989 and 1994. He has 19 PGA Tour victories, including the 1992 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach. He competed on seven Ryder Cup squads and served as the 1997 captain. Kite holds a unique record of making the cut at every U.S. Open held at... read full bio
"After 10 years of extensive research and development, Tracy Anderson has designed several fitness systems – including bands, bars, and cubes. These systems challenge the small muscle groups by offering resistance as well as forcing the body to rely on its balance. Tracy also designed the Hybrid Body Reformer, an apparatus that uses a fusion of aerobic and... read full bio
A well-known advocate for families, women and children and an active proponent of healthy living and healthy lives. Her work has focused on issues such as mental health, children's health, education, homelessness and physical fitness. Her health focus has encompassed a variety of issues, including mental illness, AIDS, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, lead poisoning, and youth physical fitness. She has... read full bio
The contortionists, the clowns, the acrobats, the tightrope-walkers, the people whose every gesture is so exotic and dramatic you think they must be from another world. Taganai is a cirque-style extravaganza created by Misha Matorins Dreamcast Entertainment company. His work covers a lot of territory, but Matorin summed up Taganai as theatrical circus. To a large extent, it draws on... read full bio
Without question, Pink Floyd remains one of the most influential rock bands of all time. Their record-breaking status is legendary. Now, get ready for THE PINK FLOYD EXPERIENCE! Complete with a dazzling new light show... full screen HD Video... full quadraphonic sound... six brilliant musicians... ... read full bio
The Priests are a classical trio of Roman Catholic priests from Northern Ireland. Brothers Eugene and Martin O'Hagan, and David Delargy are The Priests. They three have been singing together since they were students together at St MacNissi's College. In 2008, they group signed a record deal with SonyBMG and recorded their self-titled debut album in the... read full bio
In the multi-camera comedy "Whitney" on NBC, Tone Bell, a personable and engaging performer, steals the show as the character RJ. Alex's (Chris D'Elia) old high school classmate RJ has recently divorced and moved back to Chicago to start working as a bartender. Tone Bell, who was born and reared in Atlanta, started his career as a comedian in Dallas,... read full bio
The Tallest Man On Earth plays guitar, banjo and piano and has released three full length albums, the first entitled Shallow Grave and the second entitled The Wild Hunt. The Tallest Man On Earth is known for his very charismatic raw voice. He is often compared to Bob Dylan, who shared his raw vocal style and folk-based musical style. ... read full bio
The Fratellis are an indie rock band from Scotland whose name comes from the criminal family in The Goonies. The band consists of Jon Fratelli, Barry Fratelli, and Mince Fratelli. They have released three full length albums to date but are probably best known for their hit singles that made it to the top ten, Chelsea Dagger and Whistle For... read full bio
Unable to find natural personal-care products for themselves and their five children, Tom and Kate Chappell decided to make their own. They borrowed $5,000 from a friend to start Tom's of Maine and began making Clearlake, the country's first phosphate-free laundry detergent, in 1970. Five years later, Tom's of Maine premiered the country's first natural toothpaste to hit the fledgling... read full bio
Record-breaking mountain climbers Kevin Jorgeson and Tommy Caldwell spent three years attempting to free climb The Dawn Wall on El Capitan in Yosemite, CA. It ultimately took them 19 days to complete. With 7 pitches of 5.14-5.14+ and countless pitches of 5.13, it is considered the most difficult climb in the world. They were the first daredevils to climb the... read full bio
While performing in a high school play, Topher Grace had the good fortune to be discovered by television producers Bonnie and Terry Turner, who later contacted him to try out for their upcoming sitcom. Subsequently, he was hired to portray central character Eric Foreman, a teenager in 1970s suburban Wisconsin trying to break away from his innocent boy-next-door reputation. This... read full bio
Tommy Caldwell is an American rock climber. He is accomplished in several types of climbing, including sport climbing, hard traditional climbing, big-wall speed climbing, and big-wall free climbing. Caldwell was held hostage by rebels in Kyrgyzstan in 2000. He ended up pushing a lone captor off a cliff, which led to their escape to government soldiers. A book about the... read full bio
Thomas Dolby is an English musician and producer best known for his 1982 hit ""She Blinded Me with Science"" and 1984 single ""Hyperactive!"". He has also worked extensively in production and as a session musician, as a technology entrepreneur in Silicon Valley, and as the Music Director for the TED Conference. He is currently a Professor of the Arts at... read full bio
The Doo Wop Project begins at the beginning, tracing the evolution of Doo Wop from the classic sound of five guys singing tight harmonies on a street corner to the biggest hits on the radio today. Throughout the show DWP takes audiences on a journey from foundational tunes of groups like the Crests, Belmonts and Flamingos through their influences on... read full bio
Country singer and songwriter Tyler Farr was born and raised in Garden City, Missouri. He had an early exposure to country music, thanks in no small part to the fact that his father played lead guitar in country icon George Jones' touring band, and he even accompanied his father for a summer on the road at the age of 16.... read full bio
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog made his entrance into the world of comedy by insulting everyone from Star Wars fans to the entire state of New Jersey at a Bon Jovi concert (including hisown kind at The Westminster Dog Show). He has become a staple at award shows and Late Night talk shows, including the MTV Movie Awards and Late... read full bio
Tim Urban, the creator of the popular Wait But Why blog, is known for his head-spinning thinking, quirky graphics and signature stick figures within his speeches. He has written countless viral articles on subjects ranging form why we procrastinate to why we haven’t yet encountered alien life forms. But Wait Why has topped ten million unique visitors during peak months... read full bio
Australian DJ Tommy Trash made waves when his song Need Me To Stay was nominated for Best Dance Record at the ARIA Music Awards. He became one of EDMs hottest DJs, and released his most popular track to date, The End. Tommy Trash turned the heads of Tiesto, David Guetta, Swedish House Mafia, Afrojack, and Laidback Luke. Another Tommy Trash... read full bio
