Hit Men All Stars are a dynamic group showcasing the abilities of platinum and gold-selling musicians, vocalists, and composers who helped shape classic rock and wrote some of the most memorable, number-one hits in the annals of rock & roll. Comprising musicians and ex-members of renowned bands such as Aerosmith, Boston, Dire Straits, Fleetwood Mac, Journey, and Night Ranger, The... read full bio
Hit-Boy is an American record producer and hip hop artist from Fontna, California. He impart of Interscope Recods and it was there that he founded his own record label imprint, Hits Since '87. Hit-boy is best known for his production catalog which includes ""Drop The World"" by Lil Wane and Eminem and even a song by Jay-Z and Kanye West.... read full bio
Milf Melly, DJ HiTech and rapper-producer-DJ King Milo are three triple-threats from Detroit. HiTech is modernizing Detroit's explosive ghettotech sound by combining booty-shaking techno with a hint of Hennessy. Since releasing their first album, HiTech has played at festivals and venues all over Europe in addition to the midwest, including nightclubs and stadiums in New York City, Atlanta and Denver; these locations... read full bio
hitRECord is an online collaborative production company created by famous actor and director Joseph Gordon-Levitt. This company deals with music, video, photography, literature, performance, spoken word, graphic arts, screenwriting, and more. It deals with pretty much any form of entertainment. from around the world that collaborate together to make different projects such as books, short films, DVD's and more.... read full bio
Ho99o9, which is strangely pronounced “horror,” is a punk rap group that hails from Newark, New Jersey that consists of theOGM, Eaddy, and Brandon Pertzborn. The band has been around since 2012 and in the last 10 years, Rolling Stones has included them in their 10 New Artists You Need to Know and The Guardian called them New Band of... read full bio
Frank Lopes Jr., better known as Hobo Johnson, is an American vocalist and frontman of Hobo Johnson and the LoveMakers. Lopes came up with his name while he was living in his car, a 94 Toyota Corolla. He named his debut album, “Hobo Johnsons 94 Corolla” after his car. Since then, he has released his second album, “The Rise of... read full bio
Hod Lipson is an American robotics engineer who is the director of Columbia University’s Creative Machines Lab. Lipson was born in Haifa, Israel, and he has earned his B.Sc. and Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Technion Israel Institute of Technology. Lipson began his career working as an assistant professor at Brandeis University’s Computer Science Department. He has also previously been... read full bio
The Hodgetwins are touring with their show! You've been following them on their various YouTube channels for years and have laughed until your tummies hurt. Imagine the same response multiplied by two! Wait until you see them in person if you thought they were amusing online. And rest assured that they will bring the same edgy, honest comedy that you... read full bio
Hogslop String Band walks the fine balance between keeping a brazen irreverence while being committed to tradition, which is uncommon. You might almost call them purists of punk because of their influences, which range from wild rock and roll to old-time string band music. Given the skills of singer and fiddler Kevin Martin, guitarist, harmonica player and singer Gabriel Kelley, mandolin... read full bio
Hohnen Ford was reared in North London and was heavily involved in the city's thriving jazz culture. He developed a fixation on 20th-century instrumental jazz music and went on to study jazz at the Royal Academy of Music. After graduating, Hohnen Ford has been refining an original and classic songwriting technique, incorporating elements from artists like Joni Mitchell to the Great... read full bio
Hojean is a self-taught musician, artist and creative who hails from a little Georgia town just outside of Atlanta. His early catalog singles and impending debut EP both feature his distinctive sound, which combines parts of alternative r&b and indie pop. His most recent sold-out thirteen city North American tour serves as evidence of the devoted fan base he has amassed... read full bio
Hoko is known for their particular brand of pop lyricism and exciting dance-rock sounds. The band hails from New York and they debuted their very first album “Heathen” in 2020, the same year the band first got together. Their sound has been described as “big” and “textured,” “inviting yet challenging.” It’s clear in their sound that they’re inspired by the... read full bio
Holland Roden is an American actress best known for her role as Lydia Martin on the teen drama Teen Wolf. In the summer of 2015 it was announced that the show was renewed for a sixth season. Her film credits include Bring it On: Fight to the Finish, Charlie Brown: Blockheads Revenge, Morning Love, and House of Dust. ... read full bio
Holland Taylor is an American actress and playwright who is best known for playing Judge Roberta Kittleson on the television series “The Practice” as well as for playing Evelyn Harper on the television series “Two and a Half Men”. Taylor was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and she went on to major in drama at Bennington College before moving to New... read full bio
Ottowa-based indie rock band Hollerado contains four members, and they have toured all over the world to Europe, South America, North America, and China. They have played alongside such major bands as Fucked Up, Black Lips, Weezer, Passion Pit, and The Flaming Lips. The band has been nominated for a Best New Group Award at the Juno Awards. Hollerado has... read full bio
Hollie McKay was born in Australia but made her way to America to start her career in journalism. After attending Pace University in New York, where she received a degree in Communications, she began working at Fox News as an intern. Working her way to the top, Hollie started writing the network’s entertainment column Pop Tarts before making her to... read full bio
Hollis Brown is an Americana rock ‘n roll band that is comprised of members Mike Montali, Jonathan Bonilla, Andrew Zehnal, Adam Bock and Chris Urriola. The band started performing at New York clubs and after gaining a following they released their debut EP, “Nothing and the Famous No One”. Since then, they’ve gone on to release nine more albums. Some... read full bio
Hollis Thomas is a former American professional football defensive tackle who played in the NFL and has also been a football coach. Thomas was born in Abilene, Texas, and he began his career playing football in high school before going on to play college football at Northern Illinois. During his senior year in college, Thomas was a first-team All-Big West.... read full bio
Hollow Front does not crumble as the walls collapse inward. With their third full-length album, The Fear of Letting Go [UNFD], the Grand Rapids duo—Tyler Tate on vocals and Lee Albrecht on guitar—emerges from a season of seemingly never-ending hardships and tribulations with a therapeutic, crushing and coherent vision. Rather than give up, they turn the mayhem all around them into erratic and... read full bio
Holly Brand is an artist and composer from a tiny town in Mississippi, whose music integrates her rural heritage with her devotion to the Lord. Influenced by southern dialect and Sunday mornings, she discovered her niche in music that fuses traditional country tunes with compelling narratives that direct all listeners to Jesus. She participated in season 23 of NBC's acclaimed program,... read full bio
A fervent teacher and pioneer of digital learning, Holly Clark has made important advances in the realm of educational technology. Holly is a popular author, a devoted supporter of digital learning, and an international speaker with more than 25 years of experience. She shared her skills and insights to assist other educators unleash their blended learning creativity. She was among... read full bio
Holly Halliwell, a singer/songwriter and worship leader, is fervently dedicated to creating music that draws individuals nearer to Jesus. Raised in a small-town church in Illinois, she dedicated her life to Jesus at an early age. She recognized early on her desire to pursue music, primarily due to her musical family. Over time, these two passions converged to create a... read full bio
Holly Herndon, a composer and sound artist residing in Berlin but originally from Tennessee, has devoted her career to exploring the thinning line between the digital and the human. She is an electronic music master's degree holder who makes intricately layered soundscapes that may be analyzed in-depth or just enjoyed for their emotional impact. Her alternatingly beautiful and frightening ensembles,... read full bio
Holly Holm is an American mixed martial artist who competes in the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Holm has previously been a UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion as well as a former boxer and kickboxer. During her time as a boxer, Holm was a multiple-time world champion and she defended her title 18 times in three weight classes. She was featured twice in... read full bio
Holly is the brains behind the wildly successful Business 2 Blogger, a company that connects bloggers with companies that have a need for their services, as well as Kids Activities Blog, a website that focuses on activities that are enjoyable to do with children. She is a co-author of a book titled 101 Kids Activities That Are the Funnest, Bestest... read full bio
Kabam, the market leader in the western world for free-to-play core games, was co-founded by Holly Liu, who also serves as the company's Chief of Staff. Holly is also responsible for the management of Kabam's corporate culture and talent, which is in charge of communicating Kabam's vision, goal, and values to the company's more than 775 workers located in offices... read full bio
Macve was born in Western Ireland, and her mother moved her and her sister to West Yorkshire when Macve was six months old in order to escape an abusive relationship. It was here that she first fell in love with movies and music at a very young age. "I've always been attracted by America, but not the modern version. I'm... read full bio
Holly Ransom has a significant influence on the field of disruptive strategy as a dynamic public speaker, author, and content curator. As the creator of the prestigious public speaking firm Emergent, Holly inspires and informs audiences with her insightful speeches. Her accomplishments and sway have not gone ignored. Holly was named one of Australia's 100 Women of Influence in 2012 by... read full bio
Holly Rilinger is a coach, trainer, and ten-year veteran of the fitness world. Known as one of the most inspiring motivational trainers in the game, she is also the star of Bravo’s new elite fitness show, Work Out New York. She is a Nike Master Trainer, Flywheel Sports Master Trainer, Certified Personal Trainer, Group X Instructor, and former professional basketball... read full bio
For more than two decades, Holly Robinson Peete has been a television star with high-profile roles that cross over between comedy and drama. Peete believes profoundly in the power of philanthropy and lives by the motto Service is the rent you pay for living. The Peetes formed a non-profit, the HollyRod Foundation, with a mission to help improve the quality... read full bio
American singer-songwriter and musician Holly Audrey Williams. She is Jett Williams' niece, the granddaughter of Hank Williams, the daughter of Hank Williams Jr., and the half-sister of Hank Williams III. The Ones We Never Knew in 2004, Here with Me in 2009, and The Highway in 2013 are Williams' three studio albums. On the Billboard 200, "The Highway," which was... read full bio
Hollyn is a Christian singer and songwriter. A contestant on American Idol, Hollyn made it to the Hollywood rounds. This launched her into creating her first EP, ‘Hollyn’, and album ‘One-Way Conversations’. Her songs have charted on the Billboard Christian Songs chart, Christian Digital songs chart, Christian airplay chart, and Christian Albums chart. Most notably, her song ‘Alone’ peaked at... read full bio
Holmes Holmes is an up-and-coming comedian, actress and writer who began her career participating at weekly improv at iO in Chicago, Illinois. During her time at iO, Holmes was apart of the LGBTQIA+ groups Mothership and Dreamboat. Holmes began to gain popularity after she began posting viral character videos through Twitter, which led her to go from 600 followers to... read full bio
Holt McCallany is an American actor, writer and producer from New York City, New York who is best known for playing Bill Tench on the Netflix original series “Mindhunter”. McCallany is the son of Julie Wilson and Michael McAloney. At a young age, his father sent him and his brother to live in Dublin where they studied at the National... read full bio
Holy Fawn evoke music from both visible and invisible nooks and crevices of the woods through an otherworldly conjuration of strong guitars, calming dissonance and textural space. The music reflects the beginning of darkness in the woods, a delicate push-and-pull of scary aural omens and delightful voice tranquility. It sounds like an old society exalting the holy spirit of nature. Since... read full bio
The Southern rock group Holy Roller was founded in the center of Richmond, Virginia. The band has shared stages with Shane Smith & the Saints and secured spots at big festivals like Boston Calling and Iron Blossom thanks to their harmony-driven narrative and sound that veers from country ballads to full-throttle rock.... read full bio
Holy Wars, a Los Angeles-based duo made up of Nick Perez (guitars/production) and Kat Leon (vocals), blend an irresistible potpourri of genres with lyrical elegance and attitude. Their sound is distinctive and ever-evolving. Holy Wars, just signed to Pale Chord via BMG, are eager to launch an ambitious new music period, which will begin with their upcoming single "Deus Ex Machina,"... read full bio
Back at the start of their seventeen-year career, Holy Wave leaned into a peaceful realm of psychedelia, foregoing long-form jams and guitar heroics in favor of a dreamy pop approach. As the band progressed, the early Sgt. Peppers-meets-the-Velvets sound gave way to more sophisticated melodies and tripped-out orchestration, effectively directing their music away from sun-bleached nostalgia and toward a color-saturated... read full bio
Home Free's victory in Season 4 of NBC's The Sing-Off was a satisfying conclusion to nearly ten years of arduous work and dedication to a vocal craft that was gaining in popularity. It was by no means the start of a career for the five country stars from Minnesota. Before appearing on The Sing-Off, Home Free had been honing their... read full bio
Homeboy Sandman is a Hip-Hop musician hailing from Queens, New York. He is greatly esteemed for his insightful lyrics, flawless flow, and unparalleled genuineness. Throughout his extensive career, he has garnered acclaim from Rolling Stone, Associated Press, Pitchfork, The FADER, XXL Magazine, Complex, NPR, and others. Homeboy Sandman has produced albums with prominent record labels including Stones Throw, Rhymesayers, and... read full bio
Baseball pitcher David "Homer" Bailey, plays for the Minnesota Twins. Bailey played baseball in high school and won 41 games while losing just four. He was selected the High School National Player of the Year and a member of USA Today's All-USA high school baseball team. After the end of his whole minor league career, Bailey was regarded as one of baseball's top... read full bio
Although Honey Dijon was reared in Chicago, the birthplace of house music, she has lived in NYC for a considerable amount of time. She developed a liking for music after listening to her parents' soul and r&b songs at home, like many others in the movement. When they had parties in the family basement, she soon wanted to be the... read full bio
Jacob Andrews, a musician, composer and producer from Leeds, goes under the stage name Honey Guide. He is influenced by modern artists like Sam Evian, Chris Cohen, Andy Shauf and others. His Freak-Folk/Soft Rock style offers unhurried, easy listening that conjures up fond memories of love, sorrow and all the nicer things in between. With a satirical British touch and echoes of Whitney, Kevin... read full bio
With the release of their brand-new song, "Airhead," the pop-rock combo Honey Revenge keeps killing it. The daring tune, which is encased in a groovy instrumentation collage, explores the complex emotions and bothersome ideas that accompany self-sabotage. "Airhead" starts off strong with energetic punches and a constant undercurrent of anxiety. The brief yet sorrowful song is packed with catchy tunes that... read full bio
Honeyboys, who are from the vast vistas of California's Central Coast, have mastered the ability of fusing various sounds and genres into an enthralling and imaginative musical tapestry. Their distinctive sound is the result of the seamless blending of various components, which gives it an all-encompassing and genuinely eclectic feel. Harmonies that range from soulful to lively are at the heart... read full bio
Benjamin Jaffe (vocals/guitar) and Suzanna Santo (vocals/banjo/violin) make up the American alternative folk duo that is HoneyHoney. Based out of Los Angeles, California, the two met at a costume party and signed a record deal just a year later. They released their debut EP, titled Loose Boots, immediately followed by their album First Rodeo. A few years later, they released... read full bio
Hong Chau is an American actress best known for her roles in television and film such as, Lora in “A to Z”, Jackie in “Big Little Lies”, and Ngoc Lan Tran in the film “Downsizing”. For her roles in Downsizing, Chau was nominated for her first Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress. Chau was born to Vietnamese parents who... read full bio
Hoobastank is an American rock band, best known for their hits ""The Reason"", ""Crawling in the Dark"", and ""Running Away"". The band formed in Agoura Hills, California, with singer Doug Robb, guitarist Dan Estrin, drummer Chris Hesse, and original bassist Markku Lappalainen. They were signed to Island Records for eleven years, and have released five albums and one extended play... read full bio
Tina Pinnock, better known as her stage name HoodCelebrityy, is a Jamaican dancehall singer-songwriter from Portmore, Jamaica. When HoodCelebrityy was 12 years old, she migrated to the United States where she lived in The Bronx, New York. Prior to her work in the music industry, HoodCelebrityy worked at a clothing store and during this time, began posted freestyle videos to... read full bio
Hoodie Allen is an independent rapper whose music is singularly catchy and whose lyrics are socially relevant. He released multiple mixtapes which built up his reputation in the underground music scene, and when he released his debut EP, All American, it came out at number 10 on the Billboard 200. He then released a mixtape entitled Crew Cuts. His debut... read full bio
Rapper Hook is known for her unconventional flows, biting poetry and her style is instantly recognizable. Her razor-sharp lines are coupled with a variety of beats, resulting in an indefinable fusion of melodic trap, uptempo hyphy and hazy gfunk. With a biological father who was a rapper and a stepfather who would urge her to research his favorite rappers, Hook grew up in... read full bio
Hootie and the Blowfish is an American rock band that was formed in 1986 at the University of South Carolina by Darius Rucker, Mark Bryan, Dean Felber, and Jim Sonefeld. The band has charted sixteen singles on various Billboard singles charts and recorded seven studio albums. Their 1994 debut album, Cracked Rear View, is the 15th-best-selling album of all time... read full bio
Hope Davis is an American actress who is best known for her roles in film and television and on stage which include playing Maria Stark in the Marvel film “Captain America: Civil War,” and for playing Megan Fisher in the television series “Wayward Pines.” Davis was born in Englewood, New Jersey, and she made her acting debut playing Anne Coldren... read full bio
Hope Jahren is an American geochemist and geobiologist who works at the University of Oslo in Norway. She is known for her work using stable isotope analysis to analyze fossil forests dating to the Eocene, which has earned her several awards such as the James B. Macelwane Medal of the American Geophysical Union. Jahren was born in Austin, Minnesota, and... read full bio
Hope Waidley is a stunning singer-songwriter who will capture your attention with her spine-tingling, unvarnished and powerful voice. Her music has been likened to the likes of Amy Winehouse, Janis Joplin, Mazzy Star and Stevie Nicks since she is a self-taught singer, songwriter and guitarist who began playing the guitar at the age of six. Her music is visceral and speaks to the... read full bio
Horace Grant is a retired American basketball player for the NBA. He played college basketball at Clemson University before joining the NBA where he became a four-time champion with the Chicago Bulls and the Los Angeles Lakers. He is recognized immediately on the court for wearing his trademark wraparound protective eyeglasses. He has a twin brother who also played in... read full bio
Resiliency Inc., a pioneer in assisting schools to enhance school atmosphere, curriculum and discipline, is led by Horacio Sanchez as President and CEO. Horacio is regarded as one of the leading authorities in the country on building student resilience and utilizing brain science to enhance academic results. He is a recognized expert on emotional disorders and resilience by the Maladaptive Committee... read full bio
A native of Chicago, Horatio Sanz returns to the cast of SNL for his sixth season.Sanz has performed in numerous sketches and created such characters as the stoner Gobi on the collegiate webcast Jarretts Room, Sully and Denises friend Frankie, The Wake Up Wakefield faculty advisor Mr. Banglian and Jasper Hahn, the political cartoonist for Weekend Update. Over the years,... read full bio
Horrendous was born in the early months of 2009. Weaving webs of filthy riffs through the air of the rehearsal area, the band emerged from a dismal environment, fascinated and completely obsessed with the old school. During the summer, a demo called Sweet Blasphemies was written and recorded. The band's myspace page offered CD-R copies of the demo for sale. Horrendous joined... read full bio
Formed in Portland, Oregon, the American indie folk rock band Horse Feathers has been bringing quality music to audiences since its formation. Singer/songwriter Justin Ringle moved to Portland and began playing acoustic music in various open mics. Peter Broderick heard a couple of Ringle's demos and was immediately drawn towards him. Peter tracked down Ringle through the interent and helped... read full bio
Horseshoe Road is a unique Americana band that performs classic covers, original songs, and fiddling favorites. They have traveled all around the world performing and have made a name of themselves because of it. They consist of Kyle Dillingham, who has been playing the violin since he was nine years old and since has gone on to play at the... read full bio
Lead singer Dean Colley left the University of Southern California, where he was studying biology, in 1982 and began playing in rock bands. Playing rock and roll covers with other local musicians was followed by fifteen years of performing in pubs and at regional fairs. Meanwhile, Dean's likeness to Neil Diamond become increasingly noticeable to others. Before long, people in... read full bio
Hot Blooded-The Foreigner Experience is a tribute band to Foreigner, one of the greatest rock bands. During their performances, you’ll hear Foreigner hit singles such as, “Double Vision”, “Too Late”, “Waiting For A Girl Like You”, “Head Games”, “Cold As Ice”, “Feels Like The First Time”, “Hot Blooded”, and many more. The lead singer, Matt Newton emulates Lou Gramm perfectly... read full bio
The highly skilled players behind Hot Buttered Rum, a sophisticated, left-coast string quartet, combine their passion for bluegrass, folk, jazz and soul to create an enthralling blend of Americana. The song's two conflicting writers' voices are framed by a combination of guitar, banjo, mandolin, percussion, keyboards, and string bass, creating a dance party that has its roots in Appalachia and stretches... read full bio
Before Hot Chelle Rae “fueled up the Jeep with bubbly elasti-funk and breezy hip-hop swagger” (as Entertainment Weekly put it) with their brand new single “I Like It Like That,” the Nashville-based quartet scored a bonafide breakthrough smash hit with “Tonight Tonight.” Declared “one of the catchiest pop-rock anthems of the summer” by USA Today, “Tonight Tonight” crashed into the... read full bio
Since its inception, Hot Club of Cowtown has become an international brand because to its reputation for astounding skill and incredible live performances. Highly praised for its nostalgic tunes and lively improvisation, the Hot Club has consistently skillfully blended various styles to create a unique and captivating experience. It has established itself as a meeting point where jazz and country... read full bio
Minneapolis quintet Hot Freaks, once practically forgotten, reemerged nearly a decade post-disbandment when their decade-old tune, Puppy Princess, garnered attention on TikTok, transforming an obscure gem into a genuine viral sensation. The five Freaks—frontman Leo Vondracek, guitarist Darin Dahlmeier, bassist Sarah Darnall, drummer Cody Brown, and keyboardist Celeste Heule—were contemplating a reunion show when an influx of dedicated online followers... read full bio
Hot Hits is a cover band that performs all over the greatest hits starting from the 60’s to today. Hot Hits covers the biggest songs of all time from all genres which include hip-hop, country, rock, pop to disco and the show is led by Eric Sage. Sage has performed all over the world and has performed for artists such... read full bio
Most of the year, the upper peninsula of Michigan seems to be covered in permafrost. The terrain is more comfortable with fixed living than lives outside of its natural spread due to this chilling impact. Despite having been born in this green behemoth, Hot Mulligan managed to flee its grasps shortly after high school in order to battle both the... read full bio
Hot Rod Circuit is a masterfully created creature that combines unmistakable melodies with jagged guitars in a kind of musical assault. The band, which is originally from Auburn, Alabama, was founded and soon gained popularity by playing in neighborhood bars and sharing the stage with acts like The Get Up Kids, Jawbox, and Poster Children. Originally going under the moniker Antidote,... read full bio
In 2010, Padley was at an afterparty in Ibiza when the music abruptly stopped. One of his unfinished projects played when he connected his iPhone to the party's speakers. Despite Padley's admission that he hadn't intended for the song to be released, the party's enthusiastic reception prompted him to get in touch with his buddy Danish DJ/Producer Noir, who owns... read full bio
Hot Tuna is an American blues-rock band formed by bassist Jack Casady and guitarist Jorma Kaukonen, as a spin-off of Jefferson Airplane. The band plays acoustic and electric versions of original and traditional blues songs. They have toured with multi-instrumentalist Barry Mitterhoff and drummer Erik Diaz, and have played electric shows with guitarist GE Smith. One of Hot Tuna's most... read full bio
Chuck Ragan and Chris Wollard's vocal chemistry, the tight, jazz-trained rhythm section and the gritty guitars all combine to make Hot Water Music stand out in the post-hardcore genre. The Florida-based band, whose name is derived from a collection of Charles Bukowski short stories, made its debut in the mid-1990's with a sound that fused the attitude and vitality of punk... read full bio
Hotel California: ""A Salute to the Eagles"", was founded with the intent of filling the void left by the demise of The Eagles in 1982. By blending their extraordinary vocal and musical talents, Hotel California faithfully and accurately reproduces the sound of the Eagles studio recordings while recreating a classic sound which undeniably transcends the boundaries of Rock, R&B, and... read full bio
The most '90s band of the twenty-first century so far is Hotline TNT. The band plays grungy pop music and is unaffiliated or agnostic. Although many fans feel compelled to watch the band behind their parents' backs, the band has always been targeted for admirers of all generations. They walk a fine line between luddite in-person encounters and heavily online... read full bio
After performing for at the 2012 SXSW to promote their homemade album, Rough Trade's Geoff Travis offered the Indiana native Houndmouth a contract. Their debut album, From the Hills Below the City, was released a year later and they promoted it on Letterman, Conan. World Cafe, and the festivals ACL, Americana Music Festival, Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and Newport Folk Festival. They... read full bio
House of EL, alias Kieron McIntosh, began as a jazz trumpeter and multi-instrumentalist before pursuing songwriting and production, where he soon gained recognition and created his own distinct sound. While naming Massive Attack, Gorillaz, Joy Division, Bootsy Collins, Stevie Wonder and Miles Davis as influences on his own work, House of EL is a singular creative force at the moment that... read full bio
House of Pain frontman EVERLAST (born Erik Schrody) began to make his mark in Hip Hop history books in the 1980's, where he became a front line "Syndicate Soldier" in ICE T's RHYME SYNDICATE. His association with the "Original Gangster" led the young MC to a lucritive contract with Warner Bros Records, who released his debut album, FOREVER EVERLASTING. After... read full bio
House Whiskey is an up-and-coming country rock band from Nashville, Tennessee, that consists of members Jesse Murphy, Michael Wilkes and Wally Montgomery. Prior to their formation, each member of the group worked as songwriters in Nashville where they formed their names before going on to start their own careers as performers. Since then, House Whiskey has gone on to open... read full bio
Housefires are an American worship band from Atlanta, Georgia that consists of members Tony Brown, Nate Moore, Kirby Kaple, Vicki Schmidt, Jonathan Jay, Zac Brooks and Harold Brown. The group was originally formed at Grace Midtown Church where they host their monthly worship nights. Over the years, Housefires has released five studio albums, four of which peaked in the top... read full bio
Houseplant, a band that was formed during the lockdown era, became fully developed after the epidemic as a team of seasoned players with the skills and vision to get things going. They have been releasing songs from their upcoming debut album, packing Louisville and Cincinnati venues and inspiring a devoted following to come out in their support. While they clearly fit the mold... read full bio
Dexter Tortoriello and Megan Messina of Houses are Chicago natives, but a powerful three-month sojourn in Hawaii is where the inspiration for their dreamy electro-pop came from. In suburban Illinois throughout his teenage years, Tortoriello participated in metal and noise bands before attending Columbia College. He finally dropped out of college and relocated to Salt Lake City and later California.... read full bio
Houston Bernard has extensive roots in country; his family line includes touring musicians, composers and an outlaw gunfighter known as "Bitter Creek." Houston, who was reared in Alaska after being born in Oklahoma, has seamlessly adapted to life as a well-known independent country music recording artist who performs all over the country. Growing up in Norman, Oklahoma, Houston was initially introduced... read full bio
Houston Nutt is a former American professional football player and coach who is currently a college football studio analyst for CBS Sports. Nutt was born in Little Rock, Arkansas, and he began his career playing college football at the University of Arkansas before transferring to Oklahoma State to finish his degree in physical education. After earning his degree, Nutt began... read full bio
Hovvdy is an indie pop du from Austin, Texas. They released their first single album “Stay Warm” back in 2016, which consisted of three songs: “Treat”, “Phase”, “Color”. They released their first full length album “Taster” in 2017. Hovvdy takes inspiration from lo-fi and slocore bands from the 1990s (i.e. Duster, Pavement, and Yo La Tengo). They chipped away at... read full bio
How To Destroy Angels is a band consisting of Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails, his wife, Mariqueen Maandig, Rob Sheridan, and Atticus Ross. They have released 2 EP's and a studio album. Their songs were first released as digital downloadable content and made available through Wired magazine's iPad app. One of their released songs was featured on... read full bio
Tom Krell, also known as his stage name, How to Dress Well, is an American singer-songwriter and producer from Boulder, Colorado. He is known for his experimental music that blends genres such as ambient and experimental electronic music. He’s also been known to blend together genres such as alternative and R&B as well as lo-fi. Krell earned a BA from... read full bio
Howard Behar's career in business spans over 50 years, all in consumer oriented businesses covering several industries. He retired from Starbucks Coffee after 21 years where he led both the domestic business, as President of North America, and was the founding President of Starbucks International. During his tenure, he participated in the growth of the company from only 28 stores... read full bio
Howard Cross is an American former professional football tight end who played in the NFL, and is a current sports color commentator. Cross was born in Huntsville, Alabama, and he began his football career playing football in high school before going on to play college football at the University of Alabama. During his time playing college football, Cross was also... read full bio
Howard Dean is an American physician and former six term Governor of Vermont. During his terms as Governor he was also chairman of the National Governors’ Association, the Democratic Governors’ Association, and the New England Governors’ Conference. Dean left office to run for President. He’s credited for helping the Democratic Party by building and strengthening the organizational tools, technological capabilities... read full bio
Howard Fineman was Newsweek’s Chief Political Correspondent, Senior Editor and Deputy Washington Bureau Chief. He is scheduled to become a senior editor at the Huffington Post starting October 2010. An award-winning writer, Fineman also is an NBC News analyst, contributing reports to the network and its cable affiliates. He was a regular guest on the “Imus in the Morning” radio... read full bio
Howard Hewett is an American R&B/ gospel singer, most well remembered as the lead vocalist of the R&B group Shalamar. The trio is best known for songs such as ""Second Time Around"", ""A Night to Remember"", ""Dancing in the Sheets"" and the ballad ""This Is For The Lover In You"". Hewett went on to pursue a solo career, signing with... read full bio
Howard Philip “Buck” McKeon is an American politician who has previously served as the Chair of the House Armed Services Committee, and has been Chairman and CEO of The McKeon Group. McKeon was born in Los Angeles, California, and he earned his B.S. in animal husbandry from Brigham Young University before going on begin a career in business. McKeon began... read full bio
Howard Schultz is an American businessman who was CEO of Starbucks of several years as well as it’s executive chairman for a year. He has been a former owner of the Seattle SuperSonics, was a member of Board of Directors at Square, Inc., and was also co-founder of Maveron. Schultz graduated from Northern Michigan University with a Bachelor’s degree in... read full bio
Howard Stern is an American radio personality. He gained national recognition over the radio for his outspoken and highly controversial radio show, branding him the label as a Shock Jock radio host. Howard is known to be the highest paid as well as the most fined radio figure in the US. The Howard Stern Show peaked with an audience of... read full bio
Howie Dorough, better known as Howie D., is an American entertainer and singer-songwriter best known for his role in the pop group the Backstreet Boys. He lost his sister to lupus, a chronic inflammatory autoimmune disease that harms healthy cells and tissues. Howie gained a renewed sense of family and began helping patients and their loved ones battle the disease.... read full bio
Howie Long is a renowned figure in the world of American football, best known for his prominent role as a lead in-studio analyst for the FOX NFL Sunday broadcast team. With an impressive tenure spanning since 1994, Long has become an integral part of the network's coverage. His exceptional performance on the show earned him an Emmy Award in 1997... read full bio
Howie Mandel is a Canadian comedian, actor, producer, and television host. He is best known for hosting the television show “Dear or No Deal”, and for being a judge on “America’s Got Talent”. He has also been the voice of Gizmo in “Gremlins”. Mandel got his start in the industry when he did stand-up in Toronto where the audience loved... read full bio
Howie Roseman is the executive vice president of football operations for the Philadelphia Eagles of the NFL. Roseman started off as the general manager of the Eagles and during his time was the youngest general manager in the NFL. Roseman grew up wanting to be a manager of an NFL team and while in high school would send letters to... read full bio
Hozier is the stage name of Andrew John Hozier-Byrne, an Irish musician, singer, and composer. His music frequently incorporates literary and theological themes and generally pulls from folk, soul, and blues. After releasing his debut single "Take Me to Church," which has received multi-platinum certification in various nations, he experienced success on a global scale. County Wicklow native Hozier, whose... read full bio
A musician and podcaster, Hrishikesh Hirway, is the host and creator of Song Exploder, a Netflix original television series and award-winning podcast where musicians dissect the writing and recording processes for their songs. He has released four albums as The One AM Radio and an EP as Moors, his collaboration with Lakeith Stanfield. In addition to Song Exploder, Hrishikesh also co-hosted... read full bio
Hristo Arakliev is the founder and CEO of Hyperzon, a consulting firm that specializes in helping businesses maximize their e-commerce success on Amazon. With years of experience in the e-commerce industry, Arakliev is an expert in the strategies and tactics that are essential for achieving success on Amazon. Through Hyperzon, Arakliev offers a range of services, including Amazon SEO, product listing... read full bio
Hua Hsu's parents were Taiwanese immigrants, and he grew up wanting to make his own identity. Even though he was interested in things that were different from what most people liked. Hua's New York Times bestseller memoir Stay True tells the touching story of that friendship and how it changed his life. It is also a moving look at identity,... read full bio
The men's basketball team of the University of North Carolina has appointed Hubert Davis as its 20th head coach. Davis is the first Black head coach in Carolina men's basketball history and the fourth former Tar Heel player to lead UNC. In his first season as head coach, Davis guided the Tar Heels to the NCAA East Region title, a victory... read full bio
Highly successful and acclaimed for his ability to put people and purpose at the heart of business, Hubert Joly rebuilt Best Buy into one of the nation’s favorite employers while dramatically growing the company’s stock price. Joly was also CEO of Carlson Companies, a massive conglomerate of hotel, travel and restaurant businesses He single-handedly grew from making $8.9 billion... read full bio
With a combination of sex appeal and unadulterated skill, Huddy is a multihyphenate musical force and trailblazer who brought Gen Z to the rock scene. His seamless transition between platforms and realms is establishing a whole new standard for what it means to be a rock icon in the twenty-first century. Beyond his charismatic charm, Huddy distinguishes himself with his... read full bio
Hudson Freeman, who was born to Evangelical missionaries, began writing songs at the age of thirteen after his family abruptly relocated from the Dallas suburbs to the Kingdom of Eswatini. Hudson Freeman continues to record and perform songs that are equal parts emotional, resonant, and contemplative, drawing inspiration from Midwest folkheads such as Sufjan Stevens and Bon Iver.... read full bio
The CMA Close Up magazine named country music artist Hudson Moore to their “Who’s New To Watch” list. At the age of 17, Moore took the stage for the first time, making his debut performance in Fort Worth with nothing more than an acoustic guitar and a handful of songs. That night, after receiving positive reactions from listeners, a seed... read full bio
Hudson Thames is an up-and-coming pop singer-songwriter who first gained attention for being featured on Hailee Steinfeld’s single “How I Want Ya.” Thames was born in Los Angeles, California, and while growing up he found a passion for singing and play piano. He began his career first acting after making his television debut in an episode of “Without a Trace.”... read full bio
The country music community has been blown away by Hudson Westbrook. Hudson, a self-taught singer-songwriter, hasn't slowed down since his first hit, "Take it Slow," went viral on social media. Prior to becoming well-known, Hudson Westbrook was a student at Texas Tech who worked at a feed shop in Lubbock. In his first year at Tech, he wrote his first... read full bio
Hudson Yang is an American actor who is best known for playing Eddie Huang on the television series “Fresh Off the Boat”. Yang was born in New York City, New York. He studied at NEST+M and at The New York Performing Arts Academy’s “FutureStar” Program. Yang made his television debut as Eddie in Fresh Off the Boat. Since then, his... read full bio
Hue Jackson is a former American football coach and former football player. Jackson was born in Los Angeles, California, and he began his career playing football as a quarterback in high school before going on to play college football first at Glendale Community College, and then at the University of Pacific. After earning his degree, Jackson went on to begin... read full bio
Based in Florida, Corey Hueston is a producer, songwriter and artist. Cory was the lead singer of the indie/alternative combo The Blancos, but he is now focusing on his first solo project, HUESTON. The current wave of commercialism afflicting the music industry does not provide Hueston with comfort. An arrangement of unadulterated individualism combined with poignant storytelling that tests and strains the... read full bio
Formerly the lead singer of Dark Latin Groove (DLG), Huey Dunbar is now a Latin music solo artist. Dunbar was born in New York to a Puerto Rican mother and Jamaican father. Both his Puerto Rican and Jamaican roots have had a big influence on his tropical style of music, which is a fusion of salsa, reggae, and hip-hip/R&B. Dunbar... read full bio
Huey Mack, is an American hip-hop artist from Morgantown, West Virginia. When he was 14 he started writing music, just to help him pass the time in school but stopped for a few years because it was more of just a hobby. A few years later when he was 17, he decided to start back up and released his first... read full bio
Chef, food advocate, TV personality, culinary innovator, and restaurateur Hugh Acheson has a lot on his plate. Chef Acheson believes that every choice we make – from the food we eat, where it comes from and how we prepare it – has a lasting impact on our children and the world they will inherit. A staunch supporter of No Kid... read full bio
Hugh Douglas is a former American professional football defensive end who played in the NFL and has also been a football analyst for ESPN. Douglas was born in Mansfield, Ohio, and he began his career playing football in high school before going on to play college football at Central State University where he was a two-time NAIA Division I All-American,... read full bio
Television legend Hugh Downs co-anchored 20/20 from its inception in 1978 until his retirement in 1999. The amiable reporter is no stranger to covering stories on medicine, science, family, adventure, aging in America, space, and the arts. He has won numerous Emmy awards, and has been recognized extensively for his work. Among his other awards are the American Psychiatric Assocation's... read full bio
Hugh Freeze is an American football coach who is currently the head coach at Liberty University. Freeze was born in Oxford, Mississippi, and he earned his B.S. in mathematics with a minor in coaching and sports administration at Southern Mississippi. After earning his degree, Freeze began his coaching career first working as the offensive coordinator and defensive backs coach at... read full bio
Hugh Green is a former American professional football linebacker who played in the NFL for 10 years. Green was born in Natchez, Mississippi, and he began his career playing football in high school before going on to play college football at the University of Pittsburgh. During his time playing college football, Green had numerous accomplishments which include being a four-time... read full bio
