Dean Spanos is the son of Alex Spanos, and is the chairman and owner of the NFL team, the Los Angeles Chargers and it’s franchise. Spanos was born in Stockton, California, and he studied at Lincoln High School where he played in football and golf and later earned the Lincoln High Hall of Fame Award. He also went on to... read full bio
Dean Torrence was the co-founder, co-lead singer, and co-writer of the hit surf duo, JAN & DEAN. Dean first teamed up with Jan Berry in the 1950's while they both attended High School in West Los Angeles. The duo went on to score a huge string of hit songs beginning in 1959 until Jan's horrible car crash in 1966. Since... read full bio
DeAndre Yedlin is an American professional soccer player who plays right-back as well as wing-back and wide midfielder, most recently for the Premier League club Newcastle United as well as for the United States national team. Yedlin was born in Seattle, Washington, and he began his career playing for his high school as well as for Washington Youth Soccer’s State... read full bio
Dear Maryanne is a Midwest emo band originating from Boston, Massachusetts. The band comprises three members: Freddy Loeb (vocals, guitar), Daniel Yelin (bass, vocals), and Daniel Charrier (drums). Dear Maryanne's music draws inspiration from musicians like Mom Jeans, Marietta, La Dispute, and Free Throw, highlighting intricate guitar riffs and hyper-specific, yet universally relatable lyrics.... read full bio
Dear Rouge is a Canadian alternative rock duo that consists of members Danielle and Drew McTaggart. Before joining, Drew and Danielle were both musicians who performed under different projects. They met while both touring, started dating, got married, then formed Dear Rouge. Shortly after, they released their debut EP, “Heads Up! Watch Out!” which was followed by their second EP,... read full bio
Indie four-piece Death by Denim's honey vocals, hazy synths and vivacious guitar riffs are quickly becoming their trademark. Palle Mazzulla, Nikolas Ilidias, George Gunson and Hamish Macarthur are close friends who form the band. With their chart-topping single "Wiggy," the band created waves, climbing as high as number three on the triple j most played charts and signing a management deal with Lemon... read full bio
Deb Never is an up-and-coming grunge pop singer-songwriter from Los Angeles, California. Never is the daughter of a pastor and nurse and most of her childhood was spent moving around the Pacific Northwest. Her family grew up poor and she also was extremely shy as a child. As a teenager, Never began writing his own songs as a way to... read full bio
Debbii Dawson has won over listeners with her humble personality and delicate voice, which serve as the perfect backdrop for her outstanding vocal talent and boundary-pushing artistry. Debbii, a first-generation American who was reared in a small town in the Midwest, stood out in a stale musical environment. Breaking down barriers yields a mixture of pop, folk and country sounds, coupled... read full bio
Debra Jo Rupp is an American actress and comedian who is best known for playing Kitty Forman on the television series “That ‘70s Show” and Alice Knight-Buffay on the series “Friends.” Jo Rupp was born in Glendale, California, and raised in Boxford, Massachusetts. While growing up, she always had dreams of being an actress but her parents didn’t want her... read full bio
The newest full-time regular on Kill Tony is stand-up comedian Dedrick Flynn! Sweet Water 420 Festival, 10,000 Laughs Festival, A3C Festival, Laughing Skull Festival, Memphis Comedy Festival, Chattanooga Film Festival, Red Clay Festival, and Resurgence Festival are just a few of the events he has performed at. Captain Deddy of the pirate ship "We Them" is the official name of this delectable... read full bio
The office for Dee Dee Myers has asked that CTI not list them, give out pricing, information or availability. If you are interested in this celebrity only, please contact CTI directly and we can let you know the process needed to confirm a date with them.
Deesha Dyer is a public servant and social entrepreneur who served as President Barack Obama's White House Social Secretary from 2015 to 2017. She was also the previous Social Secretary, Jeremy Bernard's deputy. Dyer was born in 1978 in Hershey, Pennsylvania, and attended the Milton Hershey School, a residential school established by The Hershey Company. She later dropped out of... read full bio
Del Barber is a Canadian folk-rock, American, alternative country singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He began his career learning how to play guitar and by the time he was 16, he began writing music and performing in various different bands. After saving money, Barber recorded his songs he previously wrote and began performing locally. Barber studied... read full bio
Standout for her sultry voice and longing romantic reflections, Delacey creates sincere, moody pop as a solo artist. Her voice brought her prominent roles on EDM songs by artists like Alex Midi and the Knocks, and she later made her solo debut with the sensual "My Man". It peaked at number forty on Billboard's Pop Airplay list. While waiting, she... read full bio
Veteran marksman Dell Curry attended Virginia Tech and Fort Defiance High School in Virginia. Later, he participated in National Basketball Association play. He was appointed Charlotte Bobcats' assistant coach in the NBA. After attending Virginia Tech, the 6' 5" Curry was chosen by the Utah Jazz with the 15th overall pick in the NBA Draft. Before spending another season with the... read full bio
Delone Carter is a former American professional running back who played in the NFL. Carter was born in Akron, Ohio, and he began his career playing high school football where he won the Ohio Mr. Football Award before going on to play college football at Syracuse University. During his college career, Carter was named the MVP of the Pinstripe Bowl,... read full bio
By performing on stage and television as an actor and performer, bringing stories to life as a singer-songwriter and making philanthropy a priority in her life, Delta Goodrem is an artist in the best meaning of the word. With nine #1 singles, four #1 albums, 17 top 10 hits, 16 ARIA Awards, a Silver Logie Award and three World Music Awards, Delta... read full bio
Denis O’Hare is an American actor, singer, and author who is best known for playing Russell in series “True Blood” and for his various roles in the series “American Horror Story”. He is also known for his award-winning performances in the plays ‘Take Me Out’ and ‘Sweet Charity’. Growing up, O’Hare was in his school’s choir and after graduating from... read full bio
Denise Donatelli, has become one of today’s premiere vocalists. She has recorded four albums and her recordings and has collectively garnered 3 GRAMMY nominations. Soul Shadows received a GRAMMY Nomination for Best Jazz Vocal Album, the second consecutive nomination in that category of her recording career. Denise recorded her second CD entitled What Lies Within. Denise makes a vocal appearance... read full bio
Dennis Franchione, also known as Coach Fran, is a retired American professional football coach who coached football for over 40 years. Franchione was born in Girard, Kansas, and he previously earned his B.A. from Pittsburgh State University before going on to begin his coaching career working as a head football coach at Miller High School. After a year there, Franchione... read full bio
Haskins was also seen in several guest star roles in popular television shows such as, Hot in Cleveland, New Girl, Jennifer Falls, Mad Men, Men of a Certain Age, How I Met Your Mother, Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The West Wing, and Victorious. Haskins supports several charities, some of them include, American Airlines Celebrity Ski benefitting Cystic Fibrosis, The Jimmy... read full bio
Dennis Pitta is a former American professional football tight end who played in the NFL. Pitta was born in Fresno, California, and he began his career playing high school football where he was a first-team all-county, all-league, and all-area player. He was also a National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete and went on to play college football at Brigham Young University... read full bio
Dennis B. Ross is an American diplomat and author. He has served as the Director of Policy Planning in the State Department. Ross was appointed Special Advisor for the Persian Gulf and Southwest Asia to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. During President Jimmy Carter's administration, Ross worked under Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense. During the Reagan administration, Ross served as... read full bio
DeRay, who was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, has turned his difficult background, street mindset, and career as an actor into a live tour that is constantly evolving and new. Credits listed include, but are not limited to: HOW TO ACT BLACK, a comedy special on Netflix. renowned for her recurring role in FX's Snowfall and as the host of... read full bio
Derek Fisher is a former American professional basketball player who played for more than 14 years. He owns five NBA titles and is currently the president of the National Basketball Players Association. Fisher spent the majority of his career with the Los Angeles Lakers, where he was instrumental in the team's three-peat championship wins from 2000 to 2002. During this time,... read full bio
Derek Rackley is an American former professional football long snapper/tight end who played in the NFL. Rackley was born in Apple Valley, Minnesota, and he began his career playing football in high school. During his high school career, Rackley was an All-State honorable mention honoree as well as an academic all-state honoree. After graduating high school, Rackley went on to... read full bio
A two-time Stanley Cup champion and former professional ice hockey center from Canada, Derek Michael Sanderson (born June 16, 1946), well known by the moniker "Turk," was instrumental in changing the perception of professional athletes throughout the 1970s. The legendary overtime goal by Bobby Orr of the Boston Bruins, which won the 1970 Stanley Cup Finals and is regarded as... read full bio
Derek Wilson is an American actor best known for playing Donnie in AMC’s television series “Preacher” and Wolf in Hulu series “Future Man”. He started his career in acting during his time at Western Kentucky University at the Department of Theatre and Dance. Upon graduating, Wilson moved to New York City where he studied at New York University’s Tisch School... read full bio
Three-time NBA All-Star, Deron Williams, is a retired point guard who played in the NBA and in the Turkish Basketball League. Williams received several awards throughout his time with the University of Illinois, including being named a consensus Second Team All American, as well as being named Big Ten All-Tournament Team and All-Final Four team. He was also honored as... read full bio
American rock musician Des Rocs hails from New York, New York. Daniel Rocco, a native of New York, is the producer and director of the solo project Des Rocs. Longtime friends and bandmates William Tully and Eric Mendelsohn travel with Rocco. Rock groups including Muse, The Rolling Stones, and The Struts have all toured with Des Rocs. Muse, Elvis Presley,... read full bio
Desert Dwellers is an electronic duo that consists of members Amani Friend and Treavor Moontribe who are two producers and DJs who had independent careers before joining forces to start Desert Dwellers. Their music is a mixture of tribal house and psychedelic world bass and they are based out of Los Angeles and Boulder, Colorado. The duo formed after meeting... read full bio
Born and raised in London, now based out of Los Angeles, Desi Valentine is a soul/ R&B/ funk singer-songwriter. He has an EP out, titled Final Warning, and is also the lead vocalist on a homage album for Stax Records, titled ODP. Most recently, he released his successful debut album, Last Kiss. Desi is loved by fans around the world... read full bio
Recognized by fans for his unique “mumbly” voice, Desiigner rose to fame with the release of his debut single, “Panda”, which took the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified Platinum by the RIAA. Kanye West (who sampled “Panda” for his seventh studio album The Life of Pablo) signed the rapper to his Good Music label.... read full bio
This young Allman did not come on the music scene riding the coattails of his famous father, Gregg. Allman has been living his own musical life for decades. In fact, Allman, who was raised by his mom in Texas, took up the guitar on his own, and has toiled long and hard to establish his own musical identity. After touring... read full bio
DEVORA, a desperado of contemporary culture, transports you to her surrealist western world by fusing dark pop hooks with outlaw country tunes. DEVORA is credited with creating the genre known as "Outlaw Pop," fusing visual soundscapes from a dark, surrealist, wild west fantasy world. DEVORA is an immersive multimedia artistic experience that reimagines that world through song. It's not her narrative;... read full bio
Dexter and The Moonrocks, from Abilene, provide a distinct Southern Alternative blend. The band's debut single "Couch" came out and it quickly became viral on the internet. Following the tremendous success of the smash track, the band issued their self-titled EP, which included a variety of singles such as "Where I Steer" and "Behave," to extremely great reviews. Lead vocalist/rhythm... read full bio
Dhruv Sharma, also known by his stage name dhruv, is an American musician of Indian descent. On May 24, 2019, while a third-year Yale University student, he released his debut single, "double take." In 2021, the song was added to Spotify's Today's Top Hits playlist after becoming successful on TikTok. In 2020, he added "moonlight" and "vulnerable" as a follow-up.... read full bio
Diana DeGarmos singing talent was noticeable at an early age-- by the time she was five years old, she was used to being on stage and in the spotlight. Diana performed all around Georgia, and even at the Grand Old Opry. Becoming a finalist on the show America's Most Talented Kids" gained her even more exposure. She took the new... read full bio
Diana Maria Riva is an American actress who is best known for her various roles in television such as, Patricia in “Philly”, Annie in “Sabrina, the Teenage Witch”, Edie in “The West Wing”, Lt. Ana Ruiz in “The Good Guys”, Kitty in “The Bridge”, Mimi in “Telenovela”, Mrs. Rodriguez in “Man with a Plan”, and Detective Ana in “Dead to... read full bio
Diana Nyad is an author, journalist, motivational speaker, and long-distance swimmer, who caught the nation's attention when she swam around Manhattan . At the age of sixty-four, Diana Nyad emerged onto the sands of Key West after swimming 111 miles, nation to nation, Cuba to Florida, in an epic feat of both endurance and human will, in fifty-three hours. Diana... read full bio
Didier Drogba is an Ivorian retired professional football who played with various international teams as well as the Ivory Coast national team as a striker. Drogba was born in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, and during his youth career he played in various teams such as Tourcoing, Abbeville, Vannes, Levallois, and Le Mans. Drogba went on to turn professional with Le Mans... read full bio
Dhruv Sharma, also known by his stage name dhruv, is an American musician of Indian descent. On May 24, 2019, while a third-year Yale University student, he released his debut single, "double take." In 2021, the song was added to Spotify's Today's Top Hits playlist after becoming successful on TikTok. In 2020, he added "moonlight" and "vulnerable" as a follow-up.... read full bio
Die Twice is an explosive four-piece rock and roll group that is quickly growing in popularity throughout the southwest and beyond. They have already played a sold-out headline event at The Exeter Phoenix. Their captivating stage persona and high intensity emanations captivate audiences everywhere they go. Riotous and mesmerizing, timeless but contemporary. With a skill that belies their youth, they channel the sounds... read full bio
Diet Cig is an American indie-rock duo that consists of members Alex Luciano and Noah Bowman. The group was formed in New Paltz, New York, and the duo met at a house show and the duo formed a bond from there which led them to make music together. After forming, Diet Cig went on to release their debut EP, “Over... read full bio
Similar to neighboring West Coast crew Jurassic 5, Dilated Peoples revitalized the rap underground with a small number of (mainly underground) releases. Mid-'90s hip-hop shows brought together Evidence and Rakaa as a pair and after agreeing to start collaborating on tracks, they became Dilated Peoples. Dilated Peoples released the tracks "Third Degree" and "Work the Angles" for ABB Records after bringing in... read full bio
Belgian hip-hop musician Dina Ayada has Moroccan ancestry. By the age of 12, she began producing her own raps. Today, she is one of Belgian hiphop's most promising artists, with endorsements from Kanye West, Playboi Carti, Ty Dolla $ign, Swae Lee, French Montana and others. Dina, a former law student, collaborated with her brother, a producer who had just taken up... read full bio
Dino Ciccarelli is a former professional hockey player from Canada who played in the NHL for 19 seasons. Ciccarelli was born in Sarnia, Ontario, and he began playing minor hockey in Sarnia in the Southwestern Ontario Minor Hockey League of the Ontario Mintor Hockey Association. From there, Ciccarelli went on to join the London Knights of the OMJHL where he... read full bio
Patrick Megeath has been making smash hit after smash hit since 2018 under the stage name Dirty Monkey. His unique dubstep music is bouncy and strangely uplifting. The releases “Beef”, “Subula”, and “The Disciple Routable” were some of the ones that helped make his name a household one. But songs like “Shut Up”, “Colossal”, “Quarantinis”, and “West Coast Wobble” have... read full bio
A fusion of ethnomusicology and the psychedelic trance state, gut-bucket delta blues and what the band variably refers to as "back-porch space cowboy blues, swamptronica and electro-twang," Dirtwire occupies a space between the old Mother Earth and contemporary technology. It's a sound that has been influenced by Dirtwire's concerts and trips throughout the world, where East and West converge and North... read full bio
Dirty Loops is a Sweden-based pop-rock band made up of lifelong friends Jonah Nillson on vocals, Henrik Linder on bass, and Aron Mellergardh on drums. They first made waves internationally with their cover of “Just Dance” by Lady Gaga. They’ve also covered Justin Bieber’s “Baby”, “Circus” by Britney Spears, “Rolling in the Deep” by Adele, “SexyBack” by Justin Timberlake, and... read full bio
Formed by Steve Morse and Andy West, they originally went by the moniker 'The Dixie Grits'(and also had a singer in the band). After the grits broke up, Steve and Andy were the only ones left, hence they became 'The Dixie Dregs'. A short time later while at the University of Miami, where they were studying in the school's music... read full bio
"DJ Jazzy Jeff was born in West Philadelphia and developed a love of music at an early age. Jeff was just 10 years old when he started spinning records at parties using his family’s basement as a training ground for his expert mixing. Since 1985, DJ Jazzy Jeff has wowed us with his flawless turn- table skills, innovative production and... read full bio
DJ M.O.S., a mainstay of New York's nightlife, has become one of the nation's most in-demand DJs. A favorite of celebs and industry heavyweights, he was named one of Vanity Fair's top 10 best dressed DJs. He is motivated by a love of music, fashion, and a talent for keeping crowds involved. Incorporating all of these musical genres into his... read full bio
DJ Maphorisa is a South African record producer, DJ, and recording artist who performs a mixture of house music and afropop. DJ Maphorisa began his career signing with Kalawa Jazmee before quitting with them and signing to BlaqBoy Music, which is his own record label. DJ Maphorisa rose to fame after the release of his debut production single, “Ngud,” which... read full bio
DJ Michelle Pesce grew up in Ohio loving 80s and 90s hip-hop and pop. During her tenure at Wolf-Kasteler, she worked with prominent actors and musicians. Pesce was captivated by the energy of 200,000 fans and the world's top musicians at Woodstock '99. After that 3-day encounter, she acquired Technic turntables to educate herself DJing. A year later, DJ Spinderella... read full bio
DJ Mustard is widely known for his frequent collaborations with rapper YG, as well as the many singles he has produced for hip hop and R&B artists since his rise among mainstream music. His production style is up-tempo, radio-friendly, club-oriented, catchy hip-hop. This style has soared into the contemporary production style of West Coast hip hop, which Mustard has coined... read full bio
DJ OreO was surrounded by music at a young age. His biggest influences were rap and gospel music. Inspired by his passion for music and the passing of his grandmother, OreO decided to pursue his music career. Producing tracks for artists such as Eferno, Yung Tut, and more, OreO established a name for himself. Stepping into a DJ booth after... read full bio
Christopher Edward Martin, AKA DJ Premier or Preemo, is a DJ and record producer who got his start as one of the members of the hip hop duo Gang Starr, alongside rapper Guru. Since then, he’s carved out quite a path as a solo act. He was born in Houston, Texas but made his way to Brooklyn, New York. Eventually,... read full bio
John “Doc” Holliday is an American football coach who currently is the head coach of Marshall University, and is a former football linebacker. Holliday was born in Hurricane, West Virginia, and he began his career playing football in high school before going on to play college football at West Virginia University where he also earned his bachelor’s in physical education... read full bio
For almost thirty years, Doc Martin (Martin Mendoza) has been a staple in the dim light of sweat-drenched dance floors, beneath disco balls that fling silver shards across moving bodies. He has taken the pulse of underground culture with him, influencing it as much as he has maintained it, from the acid house cellars of San Francisco to the open-air... read full bio
Dorothy Miranda Clark, better known as her stage name dodie, is an English singer-songwriter, author, actress, and YouTube personality from Epping, Essex, England. Dodie began her musical career first performing covers of various songs on the piano and ukulele which has led her to earn nearly 2 million subscribers through YouTube. After he rise to fame through YouTube, dodie went... read full bio
Dom Kennedy is an American rapper from L.A. His first cd ever released, entitled “From the Westside with Love, II”, received a top 10 spot on Hip Hop/Rap albums chart during its release week. He released a song called ""My Type Of Party"" which was ranked at #43 in Complex magazines Best 50 Songs. Dom Kennedy is influenced greatly by... read full bio
Domenik Hixon is a former Americna professional football wide receiver and return specialist who played in the NFL. Hixon was born in Neunkirchen, West Germany, and later moved to Ohio where he began his career playing football in high school as well as basketball, track and baseball. Hixon went on to play college football at University of Akron where he... read full bio
Dominic Fike is an American singer and rapper from Naples, Florida. He rose to attention after recording his debut EP, “Don’t Forget About Me, Demos”, while on house arrest. The EP gained attention from a number of record labels and he soon was in the middle of a bidding war before being signed to Columbia for a reported 4 million... read full bio
Dominic Purcell is a Australian actor best known for his work as Lincoln Burrows in Foxs Prison Break, as the Heat Wave in CWs The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow, John Doe in John Doe, and as Drake in Blade: Trinity. He has an extensive repertoire of film and television roles. Purcell won an AACTA Award for Best Actor for... read full bio
Dominic Rhodes is a former American professional football running back who played in the NFL, the UFL, and the CFL over the course of his career. Rhodes was born in Waco, Texas, and he began his career playing football in high school before going on to play college football at Tyler Junior College before going on to play at Midwestern... read full bio
Don Cherry is a world renown Canadian ice hockey commentator for CBC Television, and a retired professional hockey player and NHL coach. Cherry co-hosts the show called Coach's Corner intermission segment with Ron MacLean on the long-running Canadian sports program, Hockey Night in Canada. He has also worked for ESPN in the United States as a commentator during the latter... read full bio
Don Nehlen is a former American football quarterback and former football coach. Nehlen was born in Mansfield, Ohio, and he began his career playing college football at Bowling Green State University before going on to begin his career as a football coach. Nehlen began his career as a coach first working as an assistant at Cincinnati and then at Bowling... read full bio
Don Toliver first gained a massive amount of notoriety for the songs “No Idea” and “After Party”, which were both on his very first album “Heaven or Hell”, released in 2020. He is equal parts RnB and Trap, or what some would call “Trap-n-B.” Hailing from Houston, Don grew up listening to massive Texas talents like Big Mo and Mike... read full bio
Ian Greenidge, better known as his stage name Donae’o, is a British singer-songwriter and rapper from North West London. He performs a mixture of RnB, funk and grime music. Throughout the course of his career, Donae’o has worked with numerous artists which include Calvin Harris, Dizzee Rascal, Jme, and more. Donae’o began his musical career after the release of his... read full bio
From an early age, Donald Barickman had a passion for food. Growing up in Charleston, West Virginia, Barickman developed his food interests with his family, specifically his grandparents. After enrolling at the Culinary Institute several decades ago, Barickman began working his way through restaurants including the Wine Cellar and Charleston’s popular Carolina. When the owners of Carolina opened a second... read full bio
Donald John Roberts is a Canadian-American economist and the John H. and Irene S. Scully Professor of Economics, Strategic Management and International Business at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Roberts was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and he went on to earn his bachelor’s degree from the University of Manitoba before going on to earn his doctorate in economics from... read full bio
The Link Restaurant Group, which consists of 5 different restaurants in New Orleans, is owned by Chef Donald Link. In addition to being a nominee for the "Outstanding Chef" Award, Link won the James Beard Award for "Best Chef South." Pêche Seafood Grill, the newest member of his business, also won its fourth and fifth JBF Awards for "Best New Restaurant in America" and... read full bio
Donny Anderson is a former professional football player who played as running back and punter in the NFL. Anderson was born in Borger, Texas, and he began his career playing football in high school where he was an all-state in football as well as basketball. He went on to play college football at Texas Tech where he was a three-time... read full bio
Donny Marshall, a former standout for UConn, serves as a studio and in-game commentator for FOX Sports' coverage of college basketball. Since FOX Sports began airing the Jr. NBA Global Championship, he has also worked as a commentator for the competition. In his junior and senior years, Marshall captained the team while playing for the University of Connecticut. Marshall was selected... read full bio
Doolin', the top Celtic band in France, takes its name from a small Irish hamlet famous for its music in the southwest. Six talented musicians came together to form Doolin', which has since honed a variety of avant-garde musical styles. While some members of the band were deeply involved in traditional Irish music, others were engaged in jazz or the pop... read full bio
Doorly got his start in Huddersfield, where he ran his own party and booked Armand Van Helden, Fatboy Slim, Erol Alkan, Annie Mac, 2 Many DJs, and Pete Tong, who was so pleased by his skills that he offered him a Live Radio 1 Essential Mix from the club. Doorly's gig schedule took off after this, with highlights include DJing... read full bio
The newest album from Oliver Johnson alias Dorian Concept, "What We Do For Others," is available on Brainfeeder Records. The Austrian producer and synthesizer master, known for his distinctive, exquisitely detailed sound tapestries and chaotic, immensely happy live keyboard jam films, has released his third studio album. Founded on deliciously open compositions, feedbacked soundscapes and gifted with snippets of his own... read full bio
In the field of basketball, Doris Burke, a trailblazing American sports commentator and analyst, has had a major impact. She has been a major player in the sector for more than 20 years and is currently employed by NBA on ESPN, NBA on ABC, College Basketball on ESPN, and College Basketball on ABC games. Burke's career began with WNBA games... read full bio
Doron Lamb is an American professional basketball player who plays shooting guard for Darussafaka of the Turkish Basketbol Super Ligi and the EuroCup as well. Lamb was born in New York City, New York, and he started his career playing high school basketball at Oak Hill Academy where he was a McDonald’s All-American and was a second-team Parade All-American. Lamb... read full bio
DOTSERO is a band that few other musicians in the genre have been able to equal for life, energy, and spontaneity. Colorado-based ensemble DOTSERO, which stands for "Something Unique," got its name from a little mountain village in Colorado's Rocky Mountains. When the brothers Stephen and David Watts formed the Dotsero Band in 1984, they went out on the modern jazz... read full bio
Based in Nashville, Doug Brown is a platinum-selling recording artist and composer. Through his band SAFETYSUIT, he initially found success in the music business. Over the years, he has recorded and toured, and he has accumulated a collection of songs for other recording artists, movies and television shows, and advertisements. Because of SAFETYSUIT's success, Doug has performed on stages all... read full bio
Doug Manuel is a motivational speaker, workshop leader, and musician who is known for having an understanding and specialty in business processes and dynamics. Manuel was born in London and found his passion after he began working as a runner at the Cannes film festival. This led him to begin a career in documentaries and he began creating them for... read full bio
Douglas Murray, a journalist and best-selling book, has spent a significant portion of the last several years covering the conflict in Gaza and Ukraine. Audiences worldwide have benefited much from his in-depth reporting of the horrific situations in these war-torn regions. In a lengthy discussion, Murray offers his personal insights and experiences from these war zones, giving a detailed description of... read full bio
The four-piece, self-described "Creole Afro-Futurists" Dowdelin, who are based in Lyon and have roots in Guadeloupe, Martinique and Armenia, spread the love with their addicting new foot shuffler Simé Love. Dowdelin make a comeback with their track Simé Love (Creole meaning Spread Love), their first new song since the Poul Wélélé EP. The ensemble, which has recently grown to a four-piece size,... read full bio
Known for her groundbreaking studies on newly emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) that cross populations of humans and animals, Anne Walsh Rimoin is a renowned American infectious disease epidemiologist. She is currently a professor of epidemiology at the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health and the Geffen School of Medicine's Infectious Disease Division. Rimoin also holds the position of Director of... read full bio
The office for Dr. Asha de Vos has asked that CTI not list them, give out pricing, information or availability. If you are interested in this celebrity only, please contact CTI directly and we can let you know the process needed to confirm a date with them.
Dr. Brian Alman is one of the world’s leading authorities in the field of mind-body health and wellness. He has worked for more than thirty-five years bringing his powerful wellness techniques to tens of thousands of people. Through his books, speaking engagements, TV and radio appearances, CDs, videos, and websites, he has reached hundreds of thousands more people and helped... read full bio
"Andre Young, most well known as Dr. Dre, is a rapper, entrepreneur, and record producer who is a legend in the hip hop music industry. He is known for popularizing a style of rap called West Coast G-funk, which is noted for its synth-based beats that are on the slow but heavy side. As a former co-owner of Death Row... read full bio
Clinical psychologist Dr. Henry Cloud has a special talent for engaging audiences. He simplifies life's problems and provides clear, useful guidance by drawing on his extensive background in private practice, leadership consulting, and the media. Dr. Cloud's approach to psychology and spirituality is so successful because of his humor, compassion, and "in the moment" confrontation. Among the 25 books that Dr.... read full bio
Dr. Jonathan "J.J." Peterson is an incredible motivational speaker and it doesn’t hurt that’s he’s had quite the life. From dancing in a Missy Elliot video and being shown as one of Ellen DeGeneres’s favorite dancers, to earning his Ph.D. in communications, Dr. Peterson has a lot to say. He doesn’t just have a Ph.D. under his belt, he... read full bio
Dr. Jacob Rosenstein is an expert on the topics of longevity and aging. The Founder and Medical Director of Southwest Age Intervention Institute, he is also a board certified neurosurgeon who transformed his own health and wellness many years ago when he noticed fatigue and lack of energy was slowing him down. He created an evidence-based program of hormone optimization,... read full bio
Psychologist, author and leading expert in family violence and legal domestic abuse, Dr. Jeanne King helps people break the cycle of abuse before it spirals out of control. In turning her own nightmare into a mission, she has devoted her life to being the voice for all those who have been silenced by abuse and by our legal system. King... read full bio
Dr. Kathy Magliato is one of the only female cardiothoracic surgeons in the world. Magliato is the founder and director of a Multidisciplinary Women’s Health Center at Providence Saint John’s Medical Center and is a staff member there. Magliato studied at several schools and earned her medical degree from Case Western Reserve University and went on to complete over 9... read full bio
Dr. Rachael Ross is a recurring co-host on the Emmy Award-winning talk show The Doctors, and a practicing board-certified family medicine physician and sexologist, whose engaging manner and frankness has received comparisons to Dr. Ruth Westheimer. A pioneer of groundbreaking discussions about relationships, sex, health, abstinence, HIV/AIDS prevention and comprehensive sex education for teenagers, Dr. Rachael has spread her message... read full bio
Famous wildlife ecologist Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant is a trailblazing conservationist whose thoughts about injustice, STEM and the power of nature inspire audiences of all kinds. She is also a champion for fairness and equality and a skilled storyteller. Dr. Wynn-Grant is a working scientist who spends a lot of time in the wild following and studying African lions in rural Kenya... read full bio
DRAKK, a.k.a. Shayan Mirzadeh, has been honing his own sound by combining force and rhythm. He concentrates on conveying the darker aspects of electronic music. DRAKK, who was raised in the Santa Clara Valley to the west of the Diablo Mountains, has been spreading his distinct style of industrial techno. DRAKK is a musician who combines a love of raw distortion,... read full bio
Producer Na'el Shehade's sleek Chicago house-infused production style and vocalist Via Rosa's soulful delivery, which is influenced by jazz's improvisational nature and the playful patterns of hip-hop and bossa nova, came together to create the multicultural partnership known as DRAMA. The two blur the distinctions between R&B and dance-pop, heartbreak and ecstasy, in order to capitalize on the complimentary dynamics... read full bio
Dream Wife is an English band based out of London who performs a mixture of pop punk, indie rock, and rock music. The band consists of members which include Alice Go, Rakel Mjoll and Bella Podpadec. Podpadec met Go while performing at a Battle of the Bands and they then formed with Mjoll after they began studying at Brighton University... read full bio
Dreya Mac, a native of West London, made waves with her first track "Skippin," which earned over 600K plays across DSPs and over 340K views / streams in only the first three weeks. The tastemakers Annie Mac, Toddla T, DJ Target, Sian Anderson, Rickie, Melvin and Charlie have all endorsed Dreya. Dreya is a graduate of the renowned British school, where she studied... read full bio
Since its founding members, Joe Kollar and Dan Forsyth, started playing music as teenagers in Joe's parents' basement, music has taken Driftwood to sacred ground many times. The Upstate New York folk rock band, which now includes violinist Claire Byrne, bassist Joey Arcuri, and drummer Sam Fishman, is always breaking new ground with their unique take on folk music. They... read full bio
DRKWAV is an improv-heavy, psychedelic band comprised of members Skerik playing the saxophone, John Medeski playing keyboards and Adam Deitch on the drums. The group’s musical style is intricate and cinematic. The New York Times described their debut album, The Purge, as “informed as much by the torqued jazz-rock of the early 1970s as by the dark ambient and drum... read full bio
Austin Sawyer is a singer-songwriter and Drumming Bird is his primary project. Since the beginning of his career, the musician has been writing and performing music under the moniker Drumming Bird, painstakingly developing a style that sits somewhere between the brash noise of indie rock and the moving working-class introspection of Americana. Nashville's current boom of DIY home studios, as well... read full bio
After being mesmerized by the London performance of the 1980s hit musical, Les Misrables, David Dudu Fisher, despite no prior acting experience, requested the part in a Hebrew production of it. He played the lead role, Jean Valjean, in Israel from 1987 to 1990, and obtained local fame. He played the role on New York's Broadway and later at London's... read full bio
Chef Goldman Duff and his fellow cake baking artists at Charm City Cakes starred in the popular Food Network show, Ace of Cakes. Duff has appeared on numerous shows including Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, Iron Chef America, Chopped, Cupcake Wars, and Best Thing I Ever Ate. His work has also been featured on Oprah, The Price is Right, Jon &... read full bio
Emmy Award nominee Dulé Hill made his regular series debut as the personal aide to the President in NBCs three-time Emmy winning dramatic series, The West Wing. He began attending dance school when he was three and got his first break years later when producers of Broadway's The Tap Dance Kid called the school in search of child dancers who... read full bio
Dumpstaphunk stands out among New Orleans' best as one of the funkiest bands to ever arise from the Crescent City. Born on the Jazz & Heritage Festival stage, and descended from Neville family bloodlines, these soldiers of funk ignite a deep, gritty groove that dares listeners not to move. Their performances combine ingenious musicianship and complex funk and jazz arrangements... read full bio
Since the formation of Thrice in 1998, Dustin Kensrue was most notably known as the lead singer, lyricist, and guitarist for the well-regarded Irvine, California post-hardcore quartet. He had toured in past years on his own under the moniker “Ursus Veritas,” but decided to drop the name in favor of simplicity. The name was a play-on-words of its Latin components:... read full bio
Alongside play-by-play announcer Dave Pasch and reporter Tom Luginbill, Dusty Dvoracek serves as a college football analyst for ESPN and ABC Saturday games. In his earlier seasons with the network, his previous responsibilities included ESPN Friday Night Primetime Series and ESPNU college football games on Saturdays. In addition to his responsibilities with ESPN, he co-hosts Dusty and Danny on SiriusXM... read full bio
After growing up in a musical family, but also one where music became his escape, Dwele became an MC. He created a demo titled The Rize in his bedroom and sold it from the trunk of his car. His 100 copies went in a week, while renowned producer J Dilla took notice, and Dwele sang the hook on Slum Village's... read full bio
Dwight Stephenson, a second-round pick and the 48th player selected in the NFL Draft, excelled at center for the Miami Dolphins for eight seasons. An All-America at the University of Alabama, the 6-2, 255-pound Stephenson lived up to all his advance notices as a Dolphin. He earned both All-Pro and All-AFC recognition five straight. He was named the AFC or... read full bio
Dylan and Dakota Gonzalez are twin sisters who are both basketball plays and musical artists. The twin sisters were born in Kansas and raised in Idaho. They found themselves quickly finding a knack for basketball as their mother was an All-American basketball star. The twin sisters began playing for their high school, Highland High School, and both got into the... read full bio
Dylan Earl, born in Louisiana and naturalized by the Natural State, strives to understand himself through others. His latest album, 'Level-Headed Even Smile', features heartbreaking reminiscence, land history, and a surprisingly progressive approach to country and western music. It's packed with his trademark sarcastic wit, irreverence, and adorable urge to color outside the lines. Earl is a welcome, unique voice... read full bio
British magician Steven Frayne, also known by his stage name Dynamo, was born in Bradford, West Yorkshire. He won the Best Entertainment Program prize at the 2012 and 2013 Broadcast Awards for his television program Dynamo: Magician Impossible, which ran from July 2011 to September 2014. Over 750,000 people in the UK, Australia, South Africa, and New Zealand attended Dynamo's... read full bio
Earl Campbell is a former NFL running back. He is one of the only Heisman Trophy winners to have also been first overall National Football League draft picks, and members of both the Pro Football Hall of Fame and College Football Hall of Fame. Campbell is widely acknowledged as one of the best power backs in NFL history. He was... read full bio
EASY FREAK is igniting the South African music landscape with a seamless blend of pop, funk, and soul. The Johannesburg-based pair, Dom Hurd and Jude Kenrick, has undeniably been generating significant attention and energizing audiences with their distinctive sound. They have established their presence at prominent music festivals in South Africa, including Oppikoppi, Zakifo, Kirstenbosch Summer Concerts, 947 Joburg Day, Bacardi... read full bio
Ignacio Matias Spallatti, better known as his stage name Ecko is an up-and-coming Latin singer-songwriter who began his career participating in various freestyle competitions which included El Quinto Escalon and the Redbull Batalla de Gallos. Ecko was born in La Matanza, Buenos Aires, Argentina, and while growing up, Ecko knew he wanted to pursue a musical career after listening to... read full bio
With successful tours, sold-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and in the West End, Ed has seen enormous success both critically and popularly in the UK and Ireland. In addition, he has a solid worldwide reputation. He frequently appears in front of crowds in Paris, Las Vegas, Sydney and Montreal's Just For Laughs. In addition, he presents programs from BBC Radio 4... read full bio
