Jhariah Clare, a musician and polymath from Brooklyn, has been creating an exciting, fiercely creative musical universe in addition to recording and releasing new music. People have immediately figured it out. On Spotify, his song "Flight Of The Crows" has received 10.5 million plays. And Jhariah's next album, his most ambitious and significant to yet, is a kind of manifesto for... read full bio
Something for Kate is a trio from Melbourne. The band consists of singer/songwriter/guitarist Paul Dempsey, bassist Stephanie Ashworth, and drummer Clint Hyndman. The band occupies a unique niche in the musical scene, having sold a million CDs in Australia alone, and continues to make fiercely creative and demanding songs, earning what has been described as a cult-like following as well as new... read full bio
Betty Boo, a hip hop pioneer and 90's star, is a platinum-selling, Brit and Ivor Novello Award-winning singer-songwriter and rapper. In 1990, she rose to prominence with hits like "Hey DJ - I Can't Dance To That Music You're Playing," "Doin' The Do," and "Where Are You Baby". After a 30-year break, Betty Boo returned with the critically acclaimed and... read full bio
Samara Cyn was born and raised in an army family in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, where she was always on the go and adjusting to new surroundings. Her dynamic approach to music was greatly impacted by her restless upbringing. Samara started her musical career when she wrote her first song, turning what had started out as a therapeutic outlet into a fulfilling career.... read full bio
Over trap beats, Atlanta-based rapper Money Man narrates simple stories about hustle and street life in a quiet, controlled style. He has maintained control over his career by releasing multiple mixtapes and reaching chart success with Paranoia, choosing to pursue an independent path rather than sign with a major label. With Epidemic, he reached the Top 40 once more, and... read full bio
Before jumping an 18-foot fence into California, Dr. Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa, also known as Dr. Q, was a poor teen living in a small Mexican community. He then used hope, hard work, and determination to climb to the highest echelons of the American Dream. "Freddy," as he was then called, was the oldest of five children and worked by day as an... read full bio
Miguel A. Cardona is an educator and leader from the United States. President Joe Biden nominated him to be the 12th Secretary of Education of the United States. From his classroom of fourth-graders to his position as Secretary of Education overseeing the country's 65 million students, Secretary Cardona has dedicated his 27-year career in education to enhancing educational equity and access. Academic... read full bio
Sometimes a performer emerges who owns the dance floor rather than just playing it. That artist is DIØN. With a sound that has its roots in 90s rave, vicious kicks, and razor-sharp percussion, he has created a loud, raw, and unavoidable universe all his own. DIØN's music has become a movement with his breakthrough hit, "Public Enemies," and the establishment of... read full bio
American singer-songwriter Chance Peña hails from Texas. Since he was a little boy, he has composed music and put out a number of singles, EPs, and albums. His compositions, which convey tales of joy, sadness, and all in between, are a reflection of his own life. 'The Long Road Home', Peña's debut EP, marked the beginning of his career. Five of... read full bio
American rapper, singer, musician, content producer, social media influencer, and famous kid Landon Barker is most known for being the son of Travis Barker, a famed rock and punk musician. He gained notoriety when he and his family appeared on the popular MTV reality show "Meet the Barkers." Barker's mother, Shanna Moakler, is a model and Miss USA, while his father, Travis Barker,... read full bio
This talented team has already established a well-known reputation throughout Belgium. Joyhauser maintains a remarkable repertoire of powerful beats paired with sad and seductive violins. The key components of their distinctive music are massive harmonies and raw techno. They performed at a number of major festivals, including Extrema Outdoor, Tomorrowland, and Pukkelpop, and were praised at almost every club in Belgium.... read full bio
Code Orange is a hardcore metallic band from Pennsylvania. The band performs intense, screaming punk songs containing heavy drums and guitar. They started out as a “straightforward punk band” but moved into a darker, deeper type of punk metal when Bob Rizzo joined the band. Code Orange has released three studio albums, two EPs, and several other independent releases. Their... read full bio
Kevin Surace is a highly regarded Silicon Valley innovator and entrepreneur. He’s been named INC Magazine’s Entrepreneur of the Year, a CNBC Innovator of the Decade, World Economic Forum Tech Pioneer, Chair of Silicon Valley Forum, and Planet Forward Innovator of the Year nominee. Mr. Surce has been inducted into RIT’s Innovation Hall of Fame. His technical background includes pioneering... read full bio
Dr. Susan M. Love is a pioneer in the field of women's health and breast cancer. She is President and Medical Director of the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation. A former member of the National Cancer Advisory Board and one of the founding mothers of the breast cancer advocacy movement, Susan Love serves on the boards of the National Breast... read full bio
Kathleen Kennedy Townsen was the sixth Lieutenant Governor of the U.S. state of Maryland from 1995 to 2003. The eldest of Robert F. Kennedy and Ethel Skakel's 11 children, and the eldest grandchild of Joseph P. Kennedy and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, she is part of the Kennedy family. A life long advocate for women, children and the underserved, Kathleen Kennedy... read full bio
Jeff Rubin has been the top-ranked economist in Canadian financial markets for more than a decade. Rubin recently stepped down as Chief Economist at CIBC World Markets to devote his time exclusively to speaking and writing on economic issues. He is the author of the path-breaking book, Why Your World Is About To Get A Whole Lot Smaller, as well... read full bio
A popular humorist, Dave Barry has poked fun at an array of topics, from bad songs to historical events. A writer who has built a career out of finding the humor in nearly everything, Dave Barry grew up wanting to be a writer. His famous sense of humor emerged early on. Barry landed his first newspaper job at the Daily... read full bio
Mary Higgins Clark's books are world-wide bestsellers. In the U.S. alone, her books have sold over 85 million copies. She is the author of twenty-seven previous suspense novels. Her first book, a biographical novel about George Washington, was re-issued with the title, Mount Vernon Love Story. Her first children's book, Ghost Ship, was published as a Paula Wiseman Book/Simon &... read full bio
Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger are two of America's most beloved chefs. The duo has been business partners for over 20 years, beginning with the opening of City Cafe on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles in 1981. Currently they are hands-on owner-operators of the popular and critically acclaimed Border Grill restaurants in Santa Monica and Las Vegas, serving Modern... read full bio
Barbara Mandrell is a true legend in country. As a performer, she has been the recipient of over 75 major awards, released over 30 albums and sent scores of songs for a ride up both the Country and Pop charts. Mandrell's faith would be tested by a brush with death. She was involved in a serious head-on car collision while... read full bio
