The Wailers
The Wailers is an actor, known for Home Alone 3 (1997), Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011) and Samba (2014).
The Weeknd
Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, professionally known as 'The Weeknd' is a Canadian singer born February 16, 1990 in Toronto. Best known for his performances in his latest album 'Starboy' (2016), and numerous other productions including 'Kissland' (2013), Beauty Behind the Madness (2015) which included the mega-hit; 'The Hills', and House of Balloons, Thursday and Echoes of Silence.
The Whiskers
The Whiskers is known for Meerkat Manor: Rise of the Dynasty (2021).
The Zombies
The Zombies were formed in 1961 by students Rod Argent, Paul Atkinson and Hugh Grundy. They later brought in bassist Paul Arnold, who in turn brought in Colin Blunstone as lead singer. They first called themselves The Mustangs, then The Sundowners, before finally settling on The Zombies. The band began its musical career performing 1950s rock standards at various clubs, dances and other venues, which was common for young rock bands at the time. Arnold decided that he really didn't want a musical career (he eventually became a doctor) and left the band, to be replaced by Chris White. The band began gathering a following in mid-1962 in the St. Albans area. In 1963 they were approaching college age and began to discuss breaking up, as several members were thinking about going to university. That same year they entered a rock contest in which first prize was a recording contract with Decca Records. They made the finals and, even before the winner was chosen, they impressed Decca executives so much that they were offered a contract anyway (as it turned out, they actually did win the contest). In 1963 they began recording for Decca. The producer assigned by the label to work with them heard a song written by Argent, "She's Not There", and strongly pushed for it to be released as the group's first single. It became an immediate smash. It was played on a British music show, Juke Box Jury (1959)--a British version of Bandstand (1952)--and, as it happened, George Harrison of The Beatles was on the panel that week and loved the song. It wasn't long before the record shot to #1 on the US pop charts. The next single, "Leave Me Be", didn't do particularly well, but their following one, "Tell Her No", made the Top 10 in the US (although, for some reason, it was only a minor hit in Britain). The band toured the US with such artists as Patti LaBelle, The Shirelles and Ben E. King, among others. As successful as they were in the US, they were an even bigger hit in Asia (in The Philippines they once had five records in the Top 10 at the same time). In 1965 the band did the soundtrack for the film Bunny Lake Is Missing (1965), and made a brief appearance in the film as themselves. Unfortunately, the film was not successful. In addition, the records they were putting out didn't sell well. The band also began having problems with Decca, which they believed wasn't letting them do the kind of music they wanted to do, and they eventually split from the label. They were signed by CBS Records, for which they recorded the album "Odessey and Oracle", which was finished at The Beatles' Abbey Road Studios in 1967. After the album was done, the band broke up. Although CBS didn't want to release an album by a band that no longer existed, CBS staff producer Al Kooper--the founder of Blood Sweat & Tears--finally persuaded them to release it, and it came out in July of 1968. The first single from the album, "Care of Cell 44", didn't do particularly well, and neither did the next two tracks that were released as singles. The label agreed to release one more cut off the album as a single, and no more. That cut was "Time of the Season". It went nowhere in the UK, but a radio station DJ in the US was entranced by it and kept playing it over and over. It began to catch on, and by late 1968 it had cracked the Top Five charts in the US. Although CBS wanted the band to re-group for more albums and concert promoters offered the band enormous sums of money to re-form and tour, by this time the band had already been broken up for a year--by which time Rod Argent and Chris White had already formed the band Aster Argent and Colin Blunstone had embarked on a solo career--and the members declined. They did reunite in 1991 to record the album "New World", but it was never released in the US (where the band was always a bigger draw than they were in the UK). On November 25, 1997, all of the original band members reunited on stage at The Jazz Club in London and played live together for the first time in almost 30 years. Three years later Rod Argent and Bluntone began touring together. Although they used their individual names, promoters began to bill them as The Zombies, and the duo eventually went along with it. Paul Atkinson, who had retired as a performer and began a career as an A&R man, died in Santa Monica, Califonria, on April 1, 2004.
TheKnokHool
TheKnokHool was born on May 10, 2000 in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. He is known for Samrat Prithviraj (2022), Attack (2022) and Anek (2022).
Thea Achillea
Thea is a 7 year old British/Greek actress from Essex, who thoroughly enjoys being in front of the camera and dressing up in wonderful costumes as well as meeting new people. Thea started acting at 3 years old, following in her sister's footsteps, and has since been cast in some fantastic productions. Thea enjoys arts and craft, Lego and watching YouTube, as well as trips to theme parks and holidays with her family. She Lives at home in Romford Essex with her mum Rebecca, Dad Chris, Older sister Mollie and baby brother Hunter. Thea has two cats, Marvel and Stella and loves all animals. Thea is represented by Sally King Management.
Thea Andrews
Thea Andrews was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She is an actress and writer, known for Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle (2004), Playmakers (2003) and Prom Night IV: Deliver Us from Evil (1991). She has been married to Jay Wolf since June 30, 2007. They have one child.
Thea Barrett
Thea Barrett is known for Too Close (2021) and Soulmates (2020).
Thea Beyleveld
Thea Beyleveld is an actress, known for Bancroft (2017), Pedigree (2015) and Emmerdale Farm (1972).
Thea Butler
Thea Butler is an English stage and film actress born in Manchester on October 1st, 1994. She grew up in the Midlands before moving to London at the age of 18 to study at The Guildford School of Acting. She is best known for her award winning role in The Last Union (Ardvale Films).