Tammy Blanchard is an American actress who gained attention after playing the teenage Judy Garland in the television film “Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows”, which earned her a Golden Globe Award nomination and a Primetime Emmy Award. She has also had success in theatre and has been nominated for two Tony Awards for her role as Louise... read full bio
Tuppence Middleton is an English actress who is best known for playing Amelia in television series “Dickensian” and Riley in television series “Sense8”. She was born in Bristol, England and was raised in Clevedon, Somerset. Middleton studied at Bristol Grammar School where she became involved in acting in the school’s plays such as ‘Guys and Dolls’. She later studied at... read full bio
Tom Gruber is an American inventor, author, entrepreneur and American computer scientist who is best known for co-founding Siri Inc. Gruber studied both psychology and computer science at Loyola University New Orleans where he earned a double major B.S. and graduated summa cum laude. He later went on to earn his M.S. in computer and information science from the University... read full bio
Tim Bagley is an American actor who is best known for his roles on television series such as Dwight in “Strip Mall”, Harold in “Monk”, Richard in “Web Therapy”, Toby Pearson in “Teachers”, Peter in “Grace and Frankie” and Larry in “Will & Grace”. Bagley was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and after graduating from high school he moved to Southern... read full bio
The Beths are a New Zealand based indie-pop rock band that consists of members Elizabeth Stokes, Jonathan Pearce, and Benjamin Sinclair. The group is from Auckland, New Zealand and Stokes and Pearce originally met in high school and later met Sinclair and previous member Ivan Luketina-Johnston while studying jazz at the University of Auckland. At the time, the group began... read full bio
Toby Merrill is a lecturer on law and she teaches at Harvard Law School. She rose to fame after using litigation to fight the worst student debt ever seen. Americans currently owe around a combined 1.6 trillion dollars and they usually graduate with worthless degrees. Merrill is the founder and director of Harvard Law School’s Project on Predatory Student Lending... read full bio
The Cinematic Orchestra is a British electronic and nu jazz group that was created by Jason Swinscoe and consists of members Swinscoe, Phil France, Luke Flowers, Tom Chant, Nick Ramm and Stuart McCallum. The Cinematic Orchestra rose to fame after the release of their debut album, “Motion”, since then, they’ve gone on to released three more studio albums. The Cinematic... read full bio
Tevin Campbell has released 4 albums, been nominated for five Grammys, and sold over three million albums. Campbell’s passion for music started when he was a small child. He performed in his church gospel choir. As a young teenage he was signed to Warner Bros. Records. Apart from music, Campbell started an acting career, appearing in Prince's Graffiti Bridge. He... read full bio
Toby Walsh has been a Scientia Professor of Artificial Intelligence and has been a leading researcher in AI. Walsh is also a Laureate fellow and has worked at the UNSW School of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of New South Wales and Data61. Walsh has earned his M.A. in theoretical physics and mathematics from the University of Cambridge... read full bio
Tommy Decarlo is a renowned American singer/keyboardist. Decarlo is most notable for being the head member in the band, Boston. Tommy fell in love with rock music when he was 12 and particularly liked Boston. Growing up, he would record his own covers of Boston's song. In 2007, the original singer for Boston, Brad Delp died when he was 55.... read full bio
Trigger Hippy is an American rock band that consists of members Steve Gorman, Nick Govrik, Ed Juri, and Amber Woodhouse. Steve Gorman has previously been the drummer for the Black Crowes and he formed the rock band as a collaboration with Nick Govrik and other local Nashville musicians. After they began performing together for a while, the band made their... read full bio
Suede, known as The London Suede in the United States, is an English rock band from London, England, that consists of members Brett Anderson, Mat Osman, Simon Gilbert, Richard Oakes and Neil Codling. The band was formed after Anderson and former members Justine Frischmann met while studying at the University College London. They then added in Osman and began playing... read full bio
Amber Mary Bain, better known as her stage name, The Japanese House, is an English indie-pop musician from Buckinghamshire, England, whose music is a mixture of dream pop, indie pop, electropop and yacht rock. Through her work, Bain uses instruments such as a synthesizer, sampler, keyboard, guitar, bass and drums to create her music. She found her love for music... read full bio
The Feeling is an English rock band from Horsham, Sussex, England, that consists of members Dan Gillespie Sells, Richard Jones, Kevin Jeremiah, Ciaran Jeremiah, and Paul Stewart. Kevin and Ciaran met Paul Stewart while studying in school and later, Sells and Jones met while studying at BRIT School in Croydon. The members first worked as session musicians before joining together... read full bio
The Sherlocks are a Bolton upon Dearne-based alternative/indie band. Two sets of brothers make up the four members. They have played Reading and Leeds Festival for the past three years in a row, supported Kings of Leon and performed at Glastonbury Festival. They were influenced by Arctic Monkeys, Oasis and Kings of Leon. They put out their debut record, "Live for the Moment,"... read full bio
With their debut album Breakfast, Teleman made their presence known to universal acclaim. Their music has been compared to a cross between Robert Wyatt and The Velvet Underground and The Pet Shop Boys. Blur and Kraftwerk are heard by certain people. Perhaps eclectic references, but ones that most likely capture the distinctiveness of their music. The excellent English story-telling quality... read full bio
David McCabe, a singer and guitarist, along with lead guitarist Boyan Chowdhury, bassist Russell Pritchard, drummer Sean Payne and saxophone Abi Harding founded the band The Zutons in Liverpool, England. The Coral's record label, Deltasonic, signed the group, who then issued their first single, "Devil's Deal," followed by "Creepin' an' a Crawlin'." With a new song, "Pressure Point," the band then... read full bio
At the turn of the millenium, new bands like Coldplay and Doves had been increasingly popular, giving Brit-pop a fresh new look. That youthful crowd included The Music, who quickly took over the U.K. indie charts. The Music began as a group of friends from school, including Stuart Coleman, Adam Nutter, Robert Harvey and Phil Jordan. The band practiced for the next... read full bio
In terms of skateboarding, Tommy Guerrero may be more well-known than in the music industry. Guerrero, a San Francisco native, joined Powell Peralta Skate Company and was one of the founding members of the fabled "Bones Brigade" squad. Along with his brother Tony, TG has been performing music since the late 1970s. Both brothers were reared on a regular diet... read full bio
The Flatliners' career is evidence of tenacity and commitment. The band has traveled countless hours on the road and gathered a devoted legion of followers along the way with a lineup that has never deviated from the original members who first met when they were teenagers. The Flatliners, who have been pounding out loud songs in dive bars, festival stages and concert... read full bio
