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Long-time frontman and lead vocalist of the Progressive Supergroup ASIA. Payne recorded 8 studio albums and several world tours with ASIA from 1992 to 2004. He continues to this day with ASIA featuring John Payne to continue his Legacy. He was also co-creator of the award-winning Vegas show, Raiding the Rock Vault.

Wally is a rock musician, recording artist, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, best known as a founding member and lead singer of the American new wave band The Romantics. Palmar and several high school friends formed The Romantics in 1977 scoring their first record deal in 1979. Their self-titled debut album contained the band’s first chart hit. “What I Like About You,” which Palmar co-wrote, peaked at #49 on Billboard’s Hot 100. The band’s 1983 album, In Heat contained the band’s biggest hit, the million-selling “Talking in Your Sleep”. It spent several weeks at #3 in Billboard and featured Palmar on lead vocals. In 2014, Palmar was a founding member of The Empty Hearts.

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Simon Kirke is best known for his powerful backbeat drumming. He is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter. He co-wrote “Bad Company” with Paul Rodgers as well as most of the songs on his three solo albums. Though Simon’s main commitment is with Bad Company, he has done three tours with Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band and performs his own solo shows.

Welcome back, Sandra Palmer, a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame. She was named the 1975 Female Player of the Year by the Golf Writers Association of America. Recognized during the LPGA’s 50th Anniversary in 2000 as one of the LPGA’s top 50 players and teachers.

Jason is a seasoned television writer and executive producer with 25 years of experience starting with The Ellen Show, Kevin Hill, Married to the Kelly’s, and So Little Time. Notably, Jason has contributed his writing to hit series such as Desperate Housewives, Queen of the South, Grey’s Anatomy, Graceland, Dynasty, and Naomi. He has developed multiple projects including, the HBO documentary Fosters, the sports drama Broken Rim with Matt Barnes and Kevin Garnett, Findlay Prep with Peter Dinklage and Carmelo Anthony, IMG Academy with Untitled, The Heist with Amazon, and Soul and Fury with Debbie Allen and Terrence Howard.

Award-winning actor John O’Hurley has catapulted into one of television’s busiest and most versatile actor/show host, Broadway star, advertising hero as well as being a New York Times best-selling author and Billboard chart-topping composer.

 

O’Hurley is best known as “J. Peterman” on “Seinfeld” which is now the #1 syndicated show in the world and can be seen in 85 countries. He won a Screen Actors Guild Award for his work on “Seinfeld.” It was O’Hurley’s unique portrayal of the wry and witty “J. Peterman” that led to dozens of advertising campaigns for companies earning him multiple advertising and marketing industry awards.

 

He captured America’s heart with his turn on Season 1 of “Dancing with the Stars,” where he officially won the ABC series with the highly contested “Dance Off “ and was named one of People Magazine’s, “Sexiest Men Alive”.

After winning the inaugural season of NBC’s The Voice, he has gained an international fan base with his acoustic-textured blend of pop, rock and R&B. He has performed with such acts as Joss Stone, Darius Rucker, the Indigo Girls, Stevie Nicks, Adam Levine, and has performed at the legendary Apollo Theater.

 

Since his win on The Voice he has released four albums: Javier, Left of Center, Come Through for You and Gravity.

Jackie Flynn is an actor and comedian with prominent standup appearances, as well as extensive film credits to his name. He has parlayed his success as a stand-up to firmly establish himself in the film and television arena, featuring in several episodes of the hit series The King of Queens and the Disney Channel’s Bizaardvark. Jackie is currently seen in the series regular role of “Tony” in the Netflix hit show Loudermilk. Early on in his career, Jackie was discovered on stage in Boston by the Farrelly brothers, who have since cast him in back-to-back roles in King Pin, There’s Something About Mary, Me, Myself & Irene, Shallow Hal, and Stuck On You. Recently, Jackie has had roles in The Three Stooges, playing opposite Kevin James in Here Comes The Boom, 2017’s film Special Unit, The Greatest Beer Run Ever, and Ricky Stanicky.

Trannie Anderson, a product of Waco, TX, is a CMA & ACM nominated songwriter with a knack for painting poetic lyrics set to dynamic, heartfelt melodies in a fresh yet timeless way. Her authentic storytelling has made her a go-to collaborator on Music Row and has led to 80+ major label releases with artists such as Lainey Wilson, Nate Smith, Ella Langley, Cole Swindell, Dan + Shay, Reba, George Birge, Pentatonix feat. Meghan Trainor, and more. Trannie was named Music Row’s “Breakthrough Songwriter of 2023”, won NSAI & Iheart’s “Song Of The Year of 2023”, and she has continued to pick-up steam co-writing 10 songs released by Lainey Wilson on the Grammy Award winning “Bell Bottom Country” and “Whirlwind”, including the #1 hit singles “Heart Like A Truck” and “Wildflowers and Wild Horses” which have also been featured in national ad campaigns for Dodge Ram and Wranglers. You can also hear Trannie’s versatile background vocals on releases by Lainey Wilson, Gabby Barrett, George Birge, Randall King, Ian Munsick, and more.

Jim is a 15-year NFL veteran with two Super Bowls, a father of four, and a grandfather to six. He and two other retired NFL players recently co-founded and launched Revenant, an athlete-activist-led cannabis brand.

David launched into stardom following his American Idol Season Seven win, breaking several Billboard chart records when 14 of his songs debuted on the Hot Digital Songs chart, and 11 debuted on the Hot 100. He has sold over two million albums and over five million tracks worldwide. A widely busy artist, he both released his new EP “Chromance” and made his Broadway debut as “Charlie Price” in Kinky Boots in 2018. His more recent single, “TABOS” (This’ll All Be Over Soon), was released in 2022, coinciding with his return to American Idol to perform in the special 20th-anniversary reunion show.

 

David continues to write for other musicians, tours worldwide and plans to release new music this year. He also works on behalf of nonprofit organizations such as the National Brain Tumor Society, which drives cutting-edge research and treatments for brain cancer and brain tumors, a cause for which he has raised over $1.5 million.

Originally from the Pacific Northwest, Matt has played a wide variety of characters over the years in TV and Film. Most recently he played fitness guru “Bill T. Wilson” on the hit Netflix show The Fall of the House of Usher. His other recent credits include “Agent Daryl Petsky” on Narcos:Mexico, “Sturge” on Midnight Mass and “Dim/Abuela” on Altered Carbon. His film credits include the recent Sundance hit Aliens Abducted My Parents, Phoenix Forgotten and the upcoming The Life of Chuck starring Tom Hiddleston.

Wynn came to love country music very young after discovering his father’s collection of classic country vinyl records. Before long, he was playing guitar and writing songs. His first radio single was “Fit To Be Tied Down” by Sammy Kershaw. Among Wynn’s many hits, “Have You Forgotten” by Darryl Worley, “Waitin’ On A Woman” by Brad Paisley, and “I’m A Little More Country Than That” by Easton Corbin were #1 hits that were nominated for “Song Of The Year” by the CMA or ACM. His songs have also been recorded by artists such as Garth Brooks, Cody Johnson, Jon Pardi, Trace Adkins, Mark Chesnutt, Willie Nelson, Kellie Pickler and Lee Ann Womack. Wynn continues to write songs nearly every day and tours extensively. He is currently signed with BMG Music Publishing.

Mark was a quarterback for 14 seasons in the National Football League. Drafted in the sixth round of the 1986 draft by the Washington Redskins, he played for the Redskins, Browns, Rams, Eagles and Colts in a career that ended in 2001. The two-time Pro Bowler’s proudest moment came in 1992 when he led the Redskins to a 37-24 victory over the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVI and was named MVP.

Peter made his directorial debut in 1994 with the modern-day classic Dumb and Dumber. His credits since then include hit movies such as Kingpin, There’s Something About Mary, Me, Myself & Irene, Green Book, and The Greatest Beer Run Ever, as well as the critically acclaimed series Loudermilk and Lucky Hank. He is also an accomplished novelist. His works include Outside Providence, The Comedy Writer, and the children’s book Abigail the Happy Whale. A long-time supporter of disability rights, Peter and his brother Bobby received the Morton E. Ruderman Award for the inclusion of people with disabilities in 2020. He has also been honored several times at the Media Access Awards, including winning a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2015.

 

You can catch Peter’s latest film, Ricky Stanicky, starring John Cena, Zac Efron, and William H. Macy, which will begin streaming on Amazon on March 7th, 2024.

Victoria’s life drastically changed at age 11 when she developed two rare conditions, transverse myelitis and acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, losing her ability to speak, eat, walk, or move. She spent four years in a vegetative state, unable to move or communicate. Doctors believed there was little hope of survival.

 

Victoria’s motto, “Face It, Embrace It, Defy It, Conquer It,” embodies how she approaches life’s formidable challenges. She made a remarkable recovery and became an accomplished motivational speaker, television host, philanthropist, writer, and swimmer – winning three Silver medals and a Gold at the 2012 Paralympic Games. She joined ESPN as a sportscaster in 2015 and reports and hosts across all platforms, including Sportscenter, First Take, NFL Live, This Just In, X Games, College Football Live, Sportscenter on Snapchat, Frozen Four, Sportscenter Global, College Gameday All Access, and Special Olympics. After spending a decade in a wheelchair, Victoria defied the odds again in 2017 by learning how to walk and was even a contestant in Season 25 of Dancing with the Stars.

 

Victoria is the founder and co-chair of Victoria’s Victory Foundation, a nonprofit that assists people with mobility challenges and has given nearly a million dollars in scholarship funds.

Marc McClure played the role of photographer “Jimmy Olsen” in the original Superman movie. Along with Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder, and Jackie Cooper, he is one of only four actors who appeared in all the sequels. Other movie roles included playing Michael J. Fox’s brother, “Dave McFly” in the Back to the Future movies. Marc has been in over 50 movies and television series such as The Shield, ER, Cold Case, Smallville, just to name a few. Most recently he has appeared in the Justice League movies.

Josh is a series regular on AMC’s record-breaking hit The Walking Dead, playing the role of “Dr. Eugene Porter.” The drama, developed by Frank Darabont, is based on the comic book series of the same name and follows a group of survivors finding their way through a post-apocalyptic world dominated by zombies. He also played “Glenn Beck” in Showtime’s limited series The Loudest Voice (the Roger Ailes Fox News story) opposite Russell Crowe. On stage, Josh starred in the off-Broadway premiere of Amy and the Orphans, directed by 7-time Tony nominee Scott Ellis, and alongside Tony winner Debra Monk and Mark Blum. His previous credits also include a recurring role in the final season of AMC’s Mad Men and starring in the films Middle Man and Life In Color.

John is an American singer-songwriter, instrumentalist, producer and a 3-time Grammy award winner. He also recently received an Emmy award for his tenor vocals on the collaboration of stars of the memorable “People Get Ready.” John is most known for his tenure as the rock band Kansas’s lead vocalist, keyboardist, and songwriter. He replaced Steve Walsh on the albums “Vinyl Confessions” and “Drastic Measures” as well as the new song “Perfect Lover” from “The Best of Kansas.” He ran Pakaderm Records in the 80s and 90s with his brother and songwriting partner Dino, releasing the two Mastodon albums “It’s a Jungle Out There” and “Lofcaudio.”

John is currently touring with several super groups featuring members from classic rock bands, including Mike Reno, Alice Cooper, Vince Neil, Kenny Arnoff, Ansley Dunbar, Micky Thomas, Bill Champlin, John Cafferty, Steve Augeri, David Pack, Kelly Keagy, Bobby Kimball, Randall Hall, Lou Gramm and Kevin Chalfant. To date, his name appears on over 30 million records.

Jeff Seeman has been a Line Judge in the National Football League for 22 years. He officiated Super Bowls 44 and 51 as well as the last 4 AFC championship games. From Minnesota and now a resident of Scottsdale, Arizona, Jeff has been in the financial services industry for 38 years and is an avid golfer.

Spanning over 4 decades, Joe continues to work as an “all around” Hollywood stuntman/coordinator with over 330 Film and TV credits. After moving to LA from Chicago in the early 90’s and hustling film sets, he quickly got his big break doubling Steven Seagal on 8 Warner Bros films. From there he worked with Vince Vaughn on 22 films. Currently he doubles for Gerard Butler, and you can see his latest work doubling Jason Mamoa in FAST X performing all his car and motorcycle stunts. He is living out his God given boyhood dream…

Mark Taylor is taking Music City by storm. The 24-year-old Nashville resident brings that feel-good 90’s country sound back to his fans with his smooth vocals and soulful melodies. Having already opened for country superstars Big & Rich, Russell Dickerson, Joe Nichols, Jon Pardi, Bryan White, and many more, Mark is certainly one to watch in Nashville.

 

As a songwriter, Mark has written songs recorded by Amii Stewart (Singer of the 1979 #1 “Knock on Wood”), Whey Jennings (Grandson of Waylon), Hayley Payne, Molly Lovette, and more. His release “I’m Down” peaked at #11 on a fan-voted country chart and has received airplay all over the world including Australia, Ireland, London, Switzerland, and the U.K. His single, “Dust Off That Dirt”, has received nearly a quarter of a million streams across all platforms and has been added to several terrestrial AM/FM radio rotations throughout the Northeast and Southeast United States, as well as internationally. Mark won ASCAP’s 2023 Harold Adamson Country Lyric award for “Dust Off that Dirt” as well.

 

Mark’s recent cut, “Just Before the Dawn”, recorded by Whey Jennings, was featured in the award-winning film, “American Outlaws”, available in select theaters and streaming services now.

 

Mark is a proud Member of the Country Music Association (CMA) and The Recording Academy.

Rick Ravanello has been acting since 1996. Rick immediately started to earn many television and film roles which led him to an audition that landed in the hands of Steven Spielberg of Dreamworks SKG. Mr. Spielberg had Rick flown to Los Angeles where he met with Tom Hanks in which they discussed an upcoming project titled Band of Brothers. Mr. Spielberg was so taken with Rick, that he immediately offered a role to star in an upcoming Dreamworks television project. Rick currently resides in Palm Springs, California. He has been very busy the last few years with the lead in the action feature film, Outpost 37 (by the Game of Thrones team), which was shot in South Africa. Previously, he had earned a role in Hart’s War where he worked alongside Bruce Willis and Monte Walsh with Tom Selleck. He’s had starring roles in television shows such as Criminal Minds, Nikita, Weeds, Desperate Housewives and Lincoln Heights among dozens of others. His indie film Dose of Reality, starring Fairuza Balk, premiered at the Cinequest Film Festival this year landed him rave reviews. His current TV series, “Medinah”, is alongside Eric Roberts and is filmed in The Middle East (Qatar). He also plays the lead in the newly filmed TV series titled “The Pact” which is filmed in Romania. Upcoming Movies, yet to be released, are Red Pine City with Eric Roberts, Backward Forward and In The Defense Against Tyranny.

Mardy was a professional tennis player who rose to prominence in the early 2000s. During his illustrious 16-year career, he earned 14 Association of Tennis Professional Titles and an Olympic Silver Medal, and he was ranked both #1 in the US and top 5 in the world. Marcy was honored to be named United States Davis Cup captain from 2019 to 23.

With a name like Rivers Rutherford, it’s no surprise this soulful storyteller and recent Nashville Songwriter’s Hall of Famer was destined to become one of music’s most talented and accomplished singer-songwriters. You’ll see his name on #1 songs by Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley and Dolly Parton. Rivers has also enjoyed success with country giants like Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, Lady Antebellum, Reba McEntire, Goerge Jones, Toby Keith, Faith Hill, Hank Williams Jr, Gary Allan and many others. Currently signed to Verse 2 Music, Rivers writes with the biggest names in country music and maintains a rigorous touring schedule for audiences worldwide.

Eric delivers a powerful punch as a renowned Platinum-selling, Grammy-nominated hit songwriter, artist, and performer. He’s celebrated five No.1 hits, with four of those ranked among the “Top 100 Songs of the Decade” by Country Aircheck, including the #1 spot on that chart with “Barefoot Blue Jean Night” as recorded by Jake Owen. The Texas native has earned numerous songwriter award nominations, including Grammy’s Best Country Song, ACM’s Song of the Year twice, the CMA Song of The Year, and an artist Grammy nomination for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for “The Driver.”

 

Eric continues to see success as a songwriter, having co-penned Keith Urban’s 2022 hit “Wild Hearts.” His latest album, a compilation of reimagined versions of Eric’s biggest hits as a writer and artist, “Even If It Breaks Your Barefoot Friday Night,” is available now. A true artist’s artist, USA Today calls him “flat out-brilliant,” and American Songwriter named him an influencer of country music.

Brett James has had more than 700 of his songs recorded by some of the biggest  artists in the world.  His songs have appeared on albums with combined sales of over 110 million copies. He has had numerous hit singles including 27 #1’s and won a Grammy in 2006 for “Jesus, Take the Wheel”.  He was named ASCAP’s country songwriter of the year in 2006 and 2010 and Music Row Magazines’ Songwriter of the Year in 2015.  He has received more than 40 ASCAP hit song awards in country, pop, Latin and Christian genres.  In 2020 he was elected into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.

As a producer his credits include Taylor Swift, Jessica Simpson, Danielle Bradberry and Kip Moore.

Brett served 18 years on the board of directors of the Country Music Association,  has served as a national trustee of The Recording Academy (Grammys) and he also serves on the board of the Nashville Songwriters Association International.

Additionally, Brett is the owner of Cornman Music, a successful boutique publishing  company,  and Believer Artist Management.

The list of artists who have recorded Brett’s songs includes:

Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney, Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Keith Urban,  Bon Jovi, Taylor Swift, Kelly Clarkson, Meghan Trainor, Carrie Underwood, Nick Jonas, Miranda Lambert, Steven Tyler, Parker McCollum, Cody Johnson, Kip Moore, Parker McCollum, Cody Johnson, Sheryl Crow, Colbie Caillat, Faith Hill, Martina McBride, Leona Lewis, Daughtry, The Fray, Dierks Bentley, Chris Young, Florida Georgie Line, Parker McCollum, Brantley Gilbert, Chicago, Backstreet Boys, Will i Am, James Arthur, Emily Sande’, Paulina Rubio, Jake Owen, Rascal Flatts and  many more.

Emerson is no stranger to penning hits over his 25-year career, creating works of art that resonate with fans and become classics. He fronts the multi-platinum GRAMMY® Award-nominated alternative rock institution Tonic that has racked up six Top 10 singles, including “If You Could Only See.” Tonic has sold over 4 million records and toured the world. In addition to his work with Tonic, Emerson collaborates with longtime friends Kevin Griffin and Mark McGrath, where the trio performs as Ezra Ray Hart with songs from all three bands. He has also built a growing solo discography, recently releasing a fourth solo album, Past Conversations in Future Rooms.

Don is renowned as a former lead guitarist of The Eagles, one of the most popular and influential rock groups of our time. He spent 27 years with the Eagles, who have sold over 150 million albums worldwide and own the distinction of recording the top-selling album of all time — Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975). Don is a longstanding member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and he was also inaugurated into the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville and the Florida Artists Hall of Fame.

 

Since leaving the band in 2001, Don has forged an impressive career as a top-tier solo artist. He added “best-selling author” to his remarkable resume when his spellbinding 2008 memoir Heaven and Hell: My Life in the Eagles (1974-2001) became an instant New York Times bestselling hit. In addition to his musical proficiency as a double-threat guitarist/vocalist, Don is most proud of his ongoing charity work for the Starkey Hearing Foundation, the Ruck N Roll Charity Ball in Hong Kong, Autism Speaks, and St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital to name but a few of the worthy causes he supports.

Tommy was asked to join Boston on their 2008 tour and has sung on every tour since. Before joining the band, Tommy had never been in a band and was working as a credit manager at The Home Depot. The largest crowd Tommy had sung in front of was a talent show in high school. Now, Tommy plays to sold-out audiences all over the world.

 

In a bestclassicbands.com interview, Boston’s founding member Tom Scholz said, “Tommy does for Boston on stage what Brad Delp did for Boston in the studio. Brad was the best male studio singer I’ve ever heard, and Tommy is the best male stage singer I’ve ever heard.”

Guitarist Jeff “Skunk” Baxter is known for his stints in the legendary bands Steely Dan and The Doobie Brothers during the 1970s and Spirit in the 1980s. Recently he has been working as a defense consultant and chairs a Congressional Advisory Board on missile defense.

Hisham’s acting career often calls upon his own life experiences as a marine in Desert Storm, a corrections officer at Sing Sing Correctional Facility and a NYC firefighter. Widely known for his role as “Dembe” on NBC’s hit show The Blacklist, his additional dramatic episodic work on FX’s Lights Out, Law & Order SVU and Criminal Intent capture the heavy emotional currents flowing through the story and his characters. Hisham has also starred in Gun Hill, Jinn, and 30 Rock and Nurse Jackie episodes.

Jeffrey’s stage, film, and television careers have spanned over 25 years. His stage credits include Shakespeare in the Park, The Public Theatre, CSC, The Old Globe and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. He appeared in Big Little Lies, 5 Days at Memorial, Man in the High Castle, Suits, I’m Dying Up Here, Nashville 24 and Desperate Housewives, as well as the films Locksmith, Tron Legacy, Sully, Home of the Brave, Surfer Dude, Flicka and Flight 93. Other credits include And the Band Played On, Apollo 11, Working Girl and Mighty Ducks 3. Currently, Jeffrey plays. “Gus Easton” on CBS’ So Help Me Todd.

Dr. Paul Nassif is a World-Renowned, Double-Board Certified, Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon and Rhinoplasty Specialist operating a large medical practice and medical spa in Beverly Hills, CA., a  Medical Spa in Manchester, UK, and a skincare range, NassifMD® Skincare.

 

He is the Star of the TV series Botched, a reality show that airs in 166 countries that highlights his expertise as he remedies the most extreme plastic surgeries gone wrong.

 

Dr. Paul Nassif is an internationally celebrated Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon and Rhinoplasty Specialist whose pioneering techniques have gained worldwide acclaim from his patients, his peers, and the media. Dr. Nassif’s esteemed background allows him to treat patients with even the most critical, complex cases, leading to him being known as the facial plastic surgeon who is Trusted with Faces Worldwide®.

 

Dr. Paul Nassif is a leader in the field of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and is affiliated with top medical schools and hospitals and is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine. He has authored over one hundred peer-reviewed articles on cosmetic surgery and lectured over five hundred times on the latest surgical techniques. His surgical work and expertise are regularly featured in the global media, leading him to be known as the surgeon Trusted with Faces Worldwide®.

 

Dr. Nassif is the Director of a Fellowship Training Program, accredited by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, which instructs young Facial Plastic Surgeons in his innovative surgical techniques, including his Celestial Rhinoplasty™ technique, an area where he is Trusted with Noses Worldwide®.

 

As a Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon, Dr. Nassif understands the layers of the skin, literally from the inside out.  He recognizes the benefits of his scalpel as well as its healthy limitations. NassifMD® Skincare products were developed in Dr. Nassif’s clinic to treat the quality of his patients’ skin, thereby optimizing cosmetic surgery results, or sometimes even delaying the need.

 

NassifMD® Skincare tackles the four key markers of healthy, youthful skin: hydration, even skin tone, smooth texture, and firmness. Tried-and-true active ingredients work synergistically with effective new innovations for results that last and can truly be seen.

 

Dr. Nassif remains dedicated to helping others in need of Facial Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery through his charitable work. He and his parents are longtime supporters of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. His skincare business also proudly partners with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

 

Finally, Dr. Nassif has an innate entrepreneurial spirit, investing in several businesses that are outside the medical/aesthetics world. When not performing surgery. lecturing, teaching, or formulating skincare products, Dr. Nassif enjoys downtime with his four children, a few rounds of golf, and dabbling in architectural design.

 

Please visit www.drpaulnassif.com and www.nassifmdskincare.com to learn more.

 

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Known for his roles in the sitcoms Mad About You, Spin City and his recurring role as Larry David’s cousin “Andy” on Curb Your Enthusiasm, Richards’ notable voice credits include “Larry the Anaconda” in The Wild, “Molt” in A Bug’s Life, “Van” in Cars and Cars 2 and “Bookworm” in Toy Story 3. He was also nominated for a Tony Award in 2013 for Best Actor in the play The Big Knife.

Dennis’ groundbreaking role as “President David Palmer” on Fox’s hit series 24 earned him his first Golden Globe nomination and two Screen Actor Guild nominations. He starred in the CBS series The Unit and Netflix’s Lucifer and recently appeared in the Hulu thriller No Exit and Flamin’ Hot (Fox Searchlight.) Current film projects include the upcoming Silent Retreat (Miramax.) Dennis has also been the face and voice of Allstate Insurance since 2003.

Carmine is currently recurring as Nick Gatchi in the new Apple TV+ series, High Desert, starring Patricia Arquette, directed by Jay Roach and produced by Ben Stiller.

 

A native of New Yorker, Carmine is a dynamic and versatile talent, Giovinazzo can currently be seen in Paramount+’s The Offer, as ‘Sonny Grosso’ and is best known for starring as “Detective Danny Messer” in the hit CBS series CSI: New York. 

 

On the film side, Carmine can be seen alongside John Boyega and the late Michael K. Williams in the drama/thriller feature Breaking, which Bleecker Street acquired following its Sundance premiere. 

TV highlights include Batwoman (CW), Chicago Med (NBC), Criminal Minds (CBS), and Graceland (FOX).

 

Film highlights include Black Hawk Down, The Learning Curve, The Big Brass Ring, and In Enemy Hands.

A former fashion model turned actress, Taylor Cole is best known for her work on the Hallmark Channel. Since 2016, Cole has starred in twenty Hallmark Channel made-for-TV movies including Appetite for Love, My Summer Prince, Christmas In Homestead, Long Lost Christmas, Aloha Heart, and the One Winter movie franchise to name a few. Cole was also the lead recurring role as “Ruby Herring” in the Ruby Herring Mysteries series.

 

Taylor was also a fan favorite for her recurring role as “Sofya” in The Originals on the CW, and “Sarah Blake” on Supernatural. She’s also held series regular roles on CBS’s CSI: Miami, and Salvation, A&E’s The Glades, and NBC’s hit series, The Event. She has held recurring roles and guest starred on numerous shows, including Impastor, Second Chance, Ballers, Castle, Two and a Half Men, and NCIS, to name a few. Taylor can also be seen in the films The Violent Kind, which premiered at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival, The Surrogates, Twelves Rounds, as well as MTV’s All You’ve Got and over 75 other films and TV shows. Taylor first debuted in the WB TV series Summerland as a series regular, alongside her step-dad, Shawn Christian.

 

Cole resides in Lake Tahoe and is an active supporter and board member of the Boys and Girls Club of Lake Tahoe.

 

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Kim is one of the most recognized faces in the modeling industry. She has over 500 magazine covers worldwide, has done countless commercials for print and TV, and appeared in six Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues. Kim moved into broadcasting as the Fashion Correspondent for Good Morning America and then hosted numerous TV shows. She appeared in movies and sitcoms and is best known for being on the last episode of Cheers.

 

Throughout her career, Kim studied nutrition and wellness to stay on the top of her game and later transitioned into speaking on topics from wellness to motherhood. She ran eight marathons and has been in numerous charity events such as ice hockey, car racing, tennis, and golf. Kim currently writes daily wellness articles for Men’s Journal.

Born in Washington, D.C, Jonathan Banks’ work as an actor has spanned five decades in film, television, and theater. He began his career with the musical Hair in 1969.

Banks is a eight time Emmy® Award nominee, garnering nominations in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2021 and 2023 for his work on Better Call Saul, in 2013 for Breaking Bad, and for his role as Frank McPike in the Stephen J. Cannell-produced series Wiseguy in 1989.

Among his hundreds of film and television credits are Beverly Hills Cop, 48 Hrs., Dark Blue, Flipper, Freejack, Mudbound and The Commuter.

Comedian and comedy partner with Patrick Warburton – the two headlined Vegas last year. Mike was the top American Finalist in Princess Cruises Entertainer of the Year. Additionally, he is a top headliner on 5 different cruise lines. He is master impressionist who has appeared on ABCtv, MTV, and is a regular on Comedy Central.

 

Mike is considered one of America’s best comic impressionists. His marquee characters include the entire cast of Seinfeld, Eddie Murphy, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Christian Slater, Lou Costello, Garth Brooks, Louie Armstrong, Minnie Ripperton, Joe Cocker, the Bee Gees, and hundreds more. He plays corporate shows, comedy clubs, golf tournaments, rock concerts, and colleges.

You can catch Brian recurring on the soon-to-be-released season 2 of Amazon’s heralded series Fallout, and in the current season of ABC’s hit, 911. Brian’s character, Captain Gerrard, via a political coup, took over the fire station at the end of last season, and the firemen aren’t happy. Among his hundred-plus productions are: The Terminator, The Three Amigos, Cobra, Mortal Kombat, Dragonheart, Joe Dirt, Alien Nation, Lyonheart, NYPD Blue, NCIS, Buffy, Charmed, Hawaii 5-0, Star Trek, Fright Night, Moonlighting, Californication, and The X-Files.

Known mostly as The UPS Guy in the Legally Blonde I and 2, as well as the Farrelly Brothers comedy, Hall Pass, Bruce also starred in three seasons of ABC Family’s hit series Kyle XY. He has appeared in dozens of series and films and more recently, forged a path in the voiceover world, starring in animation and video game franchises like Halo, Call Of Duty, Gears Of War, Fallout, and legendary DC Comics superhero animated films like Batman Hush, Son of Batman, Green Lantern, and Gods and Monsters. He is one of a couple of actors in history who have played both Batman and Commissioner Gordon. Previous holiday films include Hallmark’s Boyfriend For Christmas with Kelly Williams. He was nominated for a best supporting actor by the Madrid International Film Festival for a self-made TV pilot called Short Adam. Latest film is Lifetime’s A Cowboy Christmas Romance which aired over the holidays.

It all began in 1974 when St. Holmes’ band Scott opened a gig for Ted Nugent and the Amboy Dukes. After seeing, and hearing, the young St. Holmes on stage, Nugent knew what was missing and invited Derek to join his band. Derek brought a strong set of pipes, solid musicianship and songwriting skills to Nugent’s music, and in March of 1975 the world was introduced to him via Nugent’s self-titled debut album. While it was Nugent slinging down the guitar licks, it was Derek’s voice all over FM radio singing the soon to be classics “Stranglehold,” “Stormtroopin” and “Just What the Doctor Ordered.” In addition, Derek wrote, arranged and sang the classic tune “Hey Baby.” Derek quickly became regarded as one of the best voices on the international rock scene, all at the tender age of 22 years old. Nugent and St. Holmes continued their winning combination for three more iconic albums, Free for All in 1976, Cat Scratch Fever in 1977 and Double Live Gonzo in 1978. St. Holmes left the band and formed St. Paradise with ex-Nugent bassist Rob Grange in 1979, releasing one album. St. Paradise never took off as hoped, but the in-demand St. Holmes quickly teamed up with Aerosmith’s Brad Whitford to form Whitford/St. Holmes. In 1981, they released the album Whitford/St. Holmes, which was produced by the legendary Tom Allom (Judas Priest, Krokus, Def Leppard, Loverboy). In 1984, St. Holmes lent his vocal skills to German guitarist Michael Schenker’s band, MSG, on the album Built to Destroy. Derek also continued his on again/off again relationship with Nugent in both the 1980s, and ‘90s, co-writing several songs on Ted’s comeback album Spirit of Wild in 1996. On July 4, 2000 Derek released his first solo album, after a quarter century in the music business. The critically acclaimed album, titled Then & Now featured songs that demonstrated the many facets of St. Holmes talents. After years of Nugent fans begging Ted for Derek’s return, St. Holmes was invited by the Motor City Madman in 2011 to once again take his place on the Nugent stage. Derek appeared on Nugent’s 2014 album ShutUp&Jam, singing the tune “Everything Matters.” In 2015, Derek wrote and recorded new music with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame guitarist Brad Whitford and released the long awaited follow up to 1981’s Whitford/St. Holmes album. The Reunion album prompted a 2016 summer tour with the band White Snake. Derek is presently playing solo on a variety of Blues Tours and traveling with his own Band, The Derek St. Holmes Band and pleasing rock and roll fans throughout the US. Derek St. Holmes is a living testament to hard work and dedication. His voice remains as powerful as it was in 1974 when Nugent knew he had to snag him for his band. His guitar skills are equal to Nugent as well, a fact often overlooked due to his stellar vocals. St. Holmes’ abilities are surpassed only by his spirit and love of music.