Randall Wallace is the author of seven novels, including the New York Times bestseller Pearl Harbor. He has written four feature films -- We Were Soldiers, Pearl Harbor, The Man in the Iron Mask, and the 1995 Academy Award-winner Braveheart -- and produced and directed We Were Soldiers and The Man in the Iron Mask. For his work on Braveheart,... read full bio
Warren G is an American west coast rapper who is best known for his breakout song ""Regulate"" which featured his close friend Nate Dogg. The song reached number 2 in the United States and charted worldwide. When he isn't making and writing rap music, he is working as a producer, and a DJ. He has had many songs make it... read full bio
Asraf and bandmate John Tacon (drums, electronic samples, vocals) formed Brick + Mortar to immediate critical buzz that rapidly approached fever pitch, no doubt buoyed along by the excellent video for their song "Bangs" which premiered on Noisey. The song's bass hits like a massive punch to the face and the narrative of the ultra-violent accompanying video, based on the... read full bio
Andy Richter is an American actor, writer, comedian, and late night talk show announcer who is best known for appearing as Conan OBriens sidekick on his late night talk shows. He started his career working as a production assistant in Chicago and from there started taking comedy classes at Chicagos Improv Olympic. He became the star there within a year... read full bio
Bones UK is an English rock band from Camden Town, London that consists of members Rosie Bones, Carmen Vandenberg and drummer Heavy. The three members first formed after they met at a local blues kitchen. They started performing together and shortly after caught the attention of Jeff Beck who asked them to co-write his album “Loud Hailer” and to open... read full bio
A Great Big World is the American singer-songwriter duo made up of Ian Axel and Chad Vaccarino behind the immensely moving and chart-topping single “Say Something”. They met at New York University, where they were attending The Steinhardt Music Program. The groups first single “This Is The New Year” was featured in several TV shows including The Amazing Race, One... read full bio
With a mind-blowing fusion of Mexican masked wrestling, burlesque and humor, Lucha VaVOOM has been putting on some of the most exhilarating performances on the planet. Rita D'Albert and Liz Fairbairn founded Lucha VaVOOM in Los Angeles, which LA Weekly named the "Best Burlesque Show" in the city. Lucha VaVOOM features short, exhibition-style, one-fall Lucha Libre battles that pit good against... read full bio
In Pretty Little Liars, Tyler Blackburn portrays Caleb Rivers, the scheming yet tender boy who won Hanna over. Caleb feels drawn to remain in Rosewood following several odd occurrences that appear to be related to him. Blackburn most recently starred in the online series Wendy from Alloy Entertainment, where he sung several of his own songs, including the title song "Save... read full bio
After a brief stint as a teen star, actress Martha Plimpton rose to prominence as one of the most esteemed stage actors in New York theater and a skilled character actor in television and movies. The nine-year-old daughter of actor Keith Carradine made her stage debut at age nine before breaking into the film industry a few years later. Although... read full bio
Capturing the heart of Middle America, this quintet from Minneapolis, the Motion City itself, plays some wicked hot, stop-and-start Pop Punk. Packed with all the necessary materials needed to establish an original groove - intensity, creativity and energy - the team produces, dare it be said, a new soundtrack for a set formula. Throughout their twenty years together, the band... read full bio
One of the rare bands that can combine inventive music with deep words while being highly entertaining and thrilling a crowd is Moon Taxi. The band's "Cabaret" album from 2012 is a multifaceted, layered project that showcases the band's developing understanding of its own musical identity. Following up on their live album "Live Ride" from 2009, "Cabaret" demonstrates the difficulties... read full bio
Washed Out is the stage name for Ernest Greene, an American singer/songwriter/record producer. He started out producing songs in his bedroom studio at his parents house ayer moving back in with them after he graduated from college. At the time he also worked with a local band called ""Bedroom"". That helped him win over many music bloggers that were attracted... read full bio
Tom Bailey is a UK born musician and artist. He was a trained classical pianist in his formative years and taught music before forming the Thompson Twins. The line up included his first wife (then girlfriend) Alannah Curie and Joe Leeway. The 1980s brought a majority of their success. They were heavily featured on MTV with hit songs like Hold... read full bio
She gained notoriety for her work on E! Entertainment, where she hosted a number of network specials and contributed to E! News, E! News Weekend, Daily Pop, and Live From E! for over ten years. She has also become a mainstay on the red carpet, interviewing celebrities and covering events of the highest class during awards season. For the... read full bio
Sickly as a boy growing up in India, Vijay Amritaj was urged to take up a sport to improve his health. He chose tennis and went on to become one of the worlds premier tennis players. Amritajs life has been a series of firsts and triumphs in new fields of endeavor. A very successful businessman, Amritaj has been at the... read full bio
Vali Nasr is a non-resident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's South Asia Center and the Majid Khadduri Professor of International Affairs and Middle East Studies at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). In addition to serving as the seventh Dean of Johns Hopkins SAIS, he was the Senior Advisor to Ambassador Richard Holbrooke, the U.S.... read full bio
Allison Janney is a multi-award winning stage and screen actress, known for her versatile roles and natural wit. Her first huge role came with The West Wing, for which she won her first three Emmys. She has since held supporting roles in many films, notably 10 Things I Hate About You, Juno, The Help, and Hairspray. She earned two more... read full bio
Tracy Pollan (born June 22, 1960) is an American actress. Pollan was born in New York City, New York to Jewish American parents Stephen M. Pollan and Corky; she has two sisters and a brother, Michael. Pollan is perhaps best-known for her recurring role on the sitcom Family Ties in the mid-1980s; it was on this show that she met... read full bio
Bored to tears whenever you try to dig an instrumental record Then you obviously haven't gotten your hands on flamenco phenomenon Jesse Cook's latest release. Since his debut album, Tempest, Cook has made a permanent home for himself on the billboard charts. With a fiery mix of rumba, Latin jazz and world music, the Parisian-born virtuoso knows how to move... read full bio
American Authors is a pop rock band, based in New York City, who are signed to The Island Def Jam Music Group. They are best known for their singles “Best Day of My Life” and “Believer” from their album Oh, What a Life. Their debut single, “Believer”, earned great popularity through alternative rock radio. Their second single, “Best Day of... read full bio
