#tanya martin icons

[slashericons]

Tanya Martin — Dexter: Original Sin, S01E01 & S01E02 (2024)

[droughtofapathy]

The Gilded Age's Broadway Divas: Agnes van Rhijn (Christine Baranski)

Christine Baranski plays the curmudgeonly head of the van Rhijn household who always has a sharp word for everything. A bastion of Old New York, Agnes detests change and challenges to tradition.

In contrast, Christine Baranski has had a long and illustrious career in the theatre, even before earning mainstream recognition in movie musicals such as Chicago (2002 - a delight), Mamma Mia (2008 - an icon), and Into the Woods (2014 - the highlight in a dismal movie). In the theatre, she has taken on seven of Sondheim's finest works to much better success, including the original pre-Broadway workshop of Sunday in the Park with George (Clarisse, later named Yvonne), regional productions of Sweeney Todd (Mrs. Lovett), and the exquisite Encores! production of Follies (Carlotta) alongside Donna Murphy, our Mrs. Astor at large.

Christine is a two-time Tony winner for Best Featured Actress in a Play for The Real Thing and Rumors. We all know her iconic Tanya Chesham-Leigh of the Mamma Mia cinematic universe, so you'll forgive me if I neglect those performances in this list.

#1: "A Little Priest," Sweeney Todd (1999)

With Sweeney Todd raking in over $1.7 million weekly, let's start with one of many Sweeney Todd productions that's just so much better than what they've got going on at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre these days.

The act one closer is considered by many as Sondheim at his lyrical best. A comedic killer of a number, nailing the intricate lyrics would give even the strongest theatre veteran anxiety (I have seen many a delightful disaster and brutal butchery of this number), but Christine does so with aplomb.

This performance alongside Kelsey Grammar as Sweeney is from the 1999 Reprise! L.A. 20th anniversary concert production at the Ahmanson Theatre. Three years later, Christine would go on to reprise her role as Mrs. Lovett at The Kennedy Center opposite Broadway's leading man Brian Stokes Mitchell. Also featured in this production is another Gilded Age actress, but more on that later.

#2: "Everybody Wants to Do a Musical," Nick & Nora (1991)

Based on the book/film/tv Nick and Nora Charles, this musical is infamous for being one of the most notorious flops in Broadway history. It had a then-record breaking preview period of 71 shows, and closed after just nine performances, proving not even an all-star cast (including Joanna Gleason, Chris Sarandon, Debra Monk, and Faith Prince) and creative team can make a hit.

Here, Christine plays Tracy Gardner, a fading starlet whose comeback is threatened by an untimely murder. There's really not much that can be said about the plot, but if anyone wants me to recite an oral history of everything I know about this flop, DM me.

It's a miracle we even have a cast album to commemorate this...special show. A full bootleg can be found HERE on youtube, if you want to see this masterpiece for yourself. I can't imagine why you'd want to though.

#3: "A Fact Can Be a Beautiful Thing," Promises, Promises (1997)

Once again proving her comedic chops, here Christine plays a one-scene wonder barfly named Marge MacDougall in the 1997 Encores! production of Promises, Promises opposite Martin Short. The height difference really elevates the comedy. Her character shows up for one scene (and a half) and in every production, has stolen the show. You can see why. The number really has no plot value, but it's perfect in every way.

A note: Encores! for those unfamiliar, is a series of limited run concert-style productions put on by New York City Center. It was originally conceived 30 years ago to highlight hidden gems and forgotten pieces, but has included more mainstream shows in recent years (y'know, to keep the lights on).

Incidentally, Christine is not the only Gilded Age actress to take on this role to great success. The other actress has a...wildly different approach to the role. But more on that later...

#4: "I'm Still Here," Follies (2007)

I love Follies. I would commit atrocities you cannot fathom to have seen the 2007 Encores! production of Follies, starring fellow Gilded Ager Donna Murphy as Phyllis, Victoria Clark as Sally, and featuring Christine Baranski as Carlotta. Here, singing one of Sondheim's greatest hits, Christine plays an aged former Follies girl whose big number was cut, but is happy to serenade her audience with it now. My kingdom for a high quality bootleg of this show, please someone must have it.

Full disclosure: this is not my favorite rendition. That honor goes to Elaine Stritch in the Sondheim 80th Birthday Concert. But this one is damn good, now that I'm reviewing it. It showcases Christine's fantastic vocal and acting abilities, and that's Sondheim for you.

In 2015, Christine would go on to play Phyllis in the Royal Albert Hall production of Follies. And I love you, Christine, but you are a Carlotta through and through.

#5: "Welcome to the Theatre," Applause - Kennedy Center Honors (1997)

This past week, Christine Baranski honored opera diva Renee Fleming at the Kennedy Center Honors, but that was not only time. In 1997, she was one of three mega talents honoring the gorgeous, the glamorous, the golden girl from the Golden Age of Hollywood, Lauren Bacall.

She opened the tribute with a song from Bacall's Tony-winning Applause, a musical based on All About Eve. Side note: people have divisive opinions on Lauren Bacall's singing voice. I love it.

While Christine's isolated performance can be found, I elected to link to the full tribute so you can all enjoy this delight. Following Christine is my beloved Bebe Neuwirth, and the late Ann Reinking (singing songs unrelated to Lauren Bacall, but fuck it). The final trio of all three women is the stuff of my dreams. I need you to witness it too.

Bonus: "Hot for Howie"

Nothing I can say will add to this. I'll just let the song speak for itself.

LINK TO MASTERPOST

[nprshowdown]

Fresh Air vs. Morning Edition

Listen to Fresh Air here

Brief Description: An Award winning interview show widely recognized as one of NPR's most iconic. Hosted by Terry Gross and Tanya Mosely, Fresh Air provides in depth coverage of pop culture, news, and social issues.

Listen to Morning Edition here

Brief Description: Morning edition is a compilation of short segments of news and culture that has been on the air for over 30 years. Each weekday, a two hour block is created of several 3-4 minute stories hosted by Steve Inskeep, Leila Fadel, Michel Martin and A Martínez.

[themartinarchives]

gay love is so powerful...

[swynlake-spill]

who do you think is going to shine in the play? who do you think is going to flub it?

oh ho ho feeling nasty are we anon <3 but to be honest, i cannot speak against the swynlake summer play, a true town tradition! even the flubs shall be ICONIC! love a surprise, a costume malfunction, a late light or sound cue. that's what makes it all pop, sugar.

so i'm keeping it positive~ and predicting...

Ting Ting Qin will be the STAR. This is obvious. Her connection to Donna cannot be understated. A single mother (okay the harried guardian to two much younger sisters and one of them is Mei Qin who loves her yikes! moments), a sexy single, whose One True Love (John Darling) betrayed her or something (tbd) all those years (one) ago...! why yes, i think tonight swynlake will fall in love with Ms. Qin. I expect for her to be SHOWERED in roses.

Likewise, Reza will surprise everyone with a surprisingly robust baritone, and a performance that is as tender as it is challenging. I am hoping the sparks between himself and Ting Ting might ignite off-stage too!

As for our teen casts? Well, I have heard rumours that the MOST interesting casting decision of the year (Simba's choice of Pip as Tanya and Vanessa as Pepper) is NOT TO BE MISSED! Does Your Mother Know is bound to be a powerful LESBIAN showstopper! literally i am already so proud of those kids!

Meanwhile I'm hoping Tallulah's total girlboss moves as her Tanya might scare Martin's Pepper out of the closet. 🤭

[tasksweekly]

[TASK 177: SINGAPORE]

There’s a masterlist below compiled of over 1,000+ Singaporean faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever faceclaim or whichever project you desire.

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Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

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MASTERLIST!

F:

Siew Feng Choo (1944) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Margaret Leng Tan (1945) Singaporean [Chinese] - pianist. 

Nancy Lam (1948) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, tv personality, and celebrity chef.

Stephanie Marrian (1948) Singaporean [Indian] - actress, singer, and model.

Li Yinzhu (1949) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Anna Ru Ping Lim (1951) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and singer.

Anita Sarawak / Ithnaini binti Mohamed Taib (1952) Singaporean [Malay] - actress, singer, and tv host.

Lena Lim (1952) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Rahimah Rahim (1955) Singaporean [Malay] - singer.

Lynnette Seah (1957) Singaporean [Chinese] - violinist. 

Jacintha Abisheganaden (1957) Singaporean [Sri Lankan, Chinese] - singer and actress. 

Julia Nickson (1958) Singaporean [Chinese] / English - actress.

Marrie Lee / Doris Young Siew Keen (1959) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, director, producer, and writer.

Hong Huifang / Ang Hwee Fang (1960) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress.

Xiang Yun / Chen Cuichang (1961) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress and tv host.

Fauziah Ahmad Daud (1962) Singaporean [Malay] - actress.

Zeng Huifen (1962) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Jessica Martin (1962) Singaporean - actress, singer, and impressionist.

Lin Meijiao (1963) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Tan Kheng Hua (1963) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese, Teochew Chinese] - actress.

Qiu Lian Liu (1963) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Khym Lam (1963 or 1964) Singaporean [Malay, Chinese, Welsh] - actress. 

Hanis Saini Hussey (1964) Singaporean [Malay] - model.

Gong Li (1965) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress. 

Chen Liping / Tan Lee Peng (1965) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress and model.

Yang Libing (1965) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Chen Xiuhuan (1965) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actress.

Bella Esperance (1965) Singaporean - actress.

Ying Yuen / Dawn Yuen / Yokey Tan (1966) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Aileen Tan (1966) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actress.

Siow Lee Chin (1966) Singaporean [Chinese] - violinist. 

Edna Wong (1966) Singaporean - model.

Sharon Tay (1966) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, tv presenter, and journalist.

Kym Ng / Ng Kwee Khim (1967) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress and tv host.

Gayle San (1967) Singaporean - DJ and producer.

Zoe Tay (1968) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress, singer, and model.

Joyce Beetuan Koh (1968) Singaporean - composer, sound artist, and educator.

Huang Biren / Wee Pat Ling (1969) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actress.

DJ Rap / Charissa Saverio (1969) Singaporean [Malay, Irish] / Italian - DJ and producer.

Irene Ang (1989) Singaporean - actress. 

Margaret Lee / Lee Mui Lin (1970) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress.

Pan Lingling / Phua Leng Leng (1970) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actress.

Rosalina Musa (1971) Singaporean - actress, singer, and tv personality.

Patricia Mok (1971) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Fann Wong / Fann Woon Fong (1971) Singaporean [Hakka Chinese] - actress, singer, and model.

Joanne Choo (1971) Singaporean - actress.

Selena Tan (1971) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, producer, director, and writer.

Madeline Chu (1971) Singaporean - actress.

Eileen Yeow / Yiu Ying-ying (1972) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress, model, and Miss Universe Singapore 1991.

Jasmine Lowson (1972) Singaporean [Chinese] / English - actress, tv presenter, and journalist.

Wong Li Lin (1972) Singaporean [Hakka Chinese] - actress, tv host, and businesswoman.

Diana Ser (1972) Singaporean [Chinese, English, Possibly Other] - actress, tv host, tv presenter, and journalist.

Annabel Chong (1972) Singaporean [Chinese] - adult actress. 

Kit Chan (1972) Singaporean [Cantonese Chinese] - singer and actress. 

Pam Oei (1972) Singaporean - actress.

Ivy Lee (1973) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and tv host.

Nora Ariffin (1973) Singaporean - model.

Carole Lin (1973) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Vernetta Lopez (1973) Singaporean [Thai, Kristang, Peranakan Chinese, Portuguese] - actress, radio host, and DJ.

Michelle Goh (1973) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Norleena Salim (1973) Singaporean [Malay] - actress, singer, and comedian.

Janice Koh (1973) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Corrinne May (1973) Singaporean [Hainanese Chinese] - singer and musician.

Ann Kok / Guo Shu Xian (1973) Singaporean [Cantonese Chinese] - actress.

Beatrice Chia (1974) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and director.

Michelle Saram (1974) Singaporean [Indian, Chinese] - actress and singer.

Paulyn Sun / Pauline Suen / Alien Sun / Suen Kai-kwan (1974) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, model, and Miss Universe Singapore 1994.

Andrea De Cruz (1974) Singaporean [Chinese, Portuguese] - actress.

Lina Ng (1974) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress and tv host.

Nadya Hutagalung (1974) Singaporean [Batak Indonesian, Unspecified White] - actress, model, tv host, and artist.

Mavis Hee / Xu Meifeng / Xu Meijing (1974) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer and actress.

Cynthia Koh / Xu Mei Zhen (1974) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress.

Quan Yi Fong (1974) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and tv host.

Colette Wong (1974) Singaporean - tv host and sports reporter.

Tanya Chua (1975) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer. 

Sophie Navita (1975) Singaporean [Batak Indonesian] - actress, singer, and tv presenter.

Jacelyn Tay (1975) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress.

Catherine Tan (1975) Singaporean - actress.

Sharon Au (1975) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and tv host. 

Carol Smith (1975) Singaporean - radio host.

Kam Ning (1975) Singaporean [Chinese] - violinist. 

Cheryl Miles (1975) Singaporean - actress, singer, tv personality, and radio personality.

Michelle Chia (1975) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, model, and tv host.

Constance Song (1975) Singaporean - actress and model.

Loretta Chen (1976) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actress, tv presenter, radio personality, and author.

Sharmaine Yeoh (1976) Singaporean - actress.

Evelyn Tan (1976) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and singer.

Vivian Lai (1976) Singaporean [Taiwanese] - actress and tv host.

Yvonne Lim (1976) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actress.

Jamie Yeo (1977) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, model, radio host, and DJ.

Eunice Olsen (1977) Singaporean [Chinese, Kristang, Portuguese, Swedish] - actress, model, tv host, musician, and Miss Universe Singapore 2000.

Belinda Lee Xin Yu (1977) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and tv host.

Melody Chen (1977) Singaporean [Chinese] / Thai, English - actress, tv host, and radio host.

Gwendoline Yeo (1977) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, writer, and musician. 

Michelle Chong (1977) Singaporean [Hakka Chinese] - actress, tv host, producer, and director.

Gina Lim (1977) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Vanessa-Mae / Vanessa-Mae Vanakorn Nicholson (1978) Singaporean [Chinese] / Thai - violinist and alpine skier.

Joi Chua (1978) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - singer.

Cindy Bernadette (1978) Singaporean [Malay, Hokkien Chinese, Peranakan Chinese, Italian, French, British] - actress, singer-songwriter, director, producer, and screenwriter.

Eelyn Kok (1978) Singaporean [Peranakan Chinese] - actress.

Anna Belle Francis (1978) Singaporean [Malay, Unspecified White] - singer.

Zeng Shimei / Priscelia Chan (1978) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actress and tv host.

Yasminne Cheng (1978) Singaporean - DJ and radio host.

Jean Danker (1978) Singaporean [Chinese, Unspecified White] - radio host and DJ.

Thi Doan Trinh Tran (1978) Singaporean - model.

Stefanie Sun (1978) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - singer-songwriter.

Yida Huang (1979) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Rosalyn Lee (1979) Singaporean - radio host.

Elsa Lin (1979) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Ng Hui (1979) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress and tv host.

Bevlyn Khoo (1979) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Deborah Sim (1979) Singaporean - actress.

Cheryl Chin (1979) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Rosanne Wong (1979) Singaporean [Cantonese Chinese] - actress and singer.

Lea Simanjuntak (1979) Singaporean [Batak Indonesian] - actress and singer.

Mindee Ong (1979) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Ou Xuan / Jeanette Aw (1979) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actress, filmmaker, and author.

Celest Chong (1979) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress, singer, and model.

Kaylani Lei (1980) Singaporean [Filipino, Chinese] - adult actress.

Stella / Stella Huang / Stella Ng (1980) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - singer, actress and model.

Desiree Siahaan (1980) Singaporean [Indonesian, Filipino, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch] - actress.

Gillian Tan (1980) Singaporean - actress and model.

Olinda Cho (1980) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer, actress and entrepreneur.

Rima Melati Adams (1980) Singaporean [Malay] / Thai, Unspecified White - actress, singer, model, and tv personality.

Youyi / Lin Youyi (1980) Singaporean [Hoa, Indonesian] - actress and tv host.

Lydia Look (1980) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and writer.

Nikki Chao (1980) Singaporean - adult actress.

Sarah Tan (1980) Singaporean [Chinese, English] - model, tv presenter, radio host, and DJ.

Kaira Gong (1981) Singaporean [Shanghainese Chinese] - singer. 

Ase Wang (1981) Singaporean [Chinese, Swedish] - actress and model.

Joey Ng (1981) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Rui En (1981) Singaporean [Cantonese Chinese] - actress.

Joanna Dong (1981) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer, actress and host.

Angela Lin (1981) Singaporean - actress.

Paige Chua (1981) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actress, model, and tv host.

Jocie Kok / Guo Mei Mei (1982) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Vanessa Fernandez (1982) Singaporean [Chinese, Indian] - singer and radio presenter.

Race Wong (1982) Singaporean [Cantonese Chinese] - actress and singer.

MAS1A / Masia One / Masia Lim (1982) Singaporean [Chinese] - rapper-songwriter and singer.

Sophine Bai (1982) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actress.

Nurul Aini (1982) Singaporean [Malay] - actress and tv presenter.

Lim Peifen (1982) Singaporean [Chinese] - radio host.

Fiona Xie (1982) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress and tv host.

Denise Keller (1982) Singaporean [Kristang, Chinese, German] - model and tv presenter.

Yan Kay Kay (1982) Singaporean [Chinese] - instagrammer (yankaykay).

Meivys Sahily (1982) Singaporean / Afro-Cuban - singer-songwriter, model, congas player, and dancer.

Min Lee (1982 or 1983) Singaporean [Chinese] - violinist. 

Jade Seah (1983) Singaporean [Peranakan Chinese, Unspecified White] - actress, model, tv host, and DJ.

Maia Lee (1983) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer and tv personality.

Roz Pho / Rosalind Pho (1983) Singaporean - actress.

Kelly Poon / Kelly Pan (1983) Singaporean [Cantonese Chinese] - singer.

Tay Kewei (1983) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Adele Wong (1983) Singaporean [Wu Chinese] - actress, singer, screenwriter, and writer.

Joanne Peh / Bai Wei Xiu (1983) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actress.

Tanya Barlow (1983) Singaporean - actress, makeup artist, and animator.

Dawn Xiana Moon (1983) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer-songwriter and dancer.

Lilian Tang (1983) Singaporean - actress.

Jessica Gomes (1984) Singaporean [Chinese] / Portuguese - actress and model.

Milla Khan (1984) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Felicia Chin / Chen Jing Xuan (1984) Singaporean [Hakka Chinese] - actress, singer, model, and tv host.

Karen Ivy Diaz (1984) Singaporean - model.

Sheila Sim (1984) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and model.

Wani Ardy (1984) Singaporean / Malaysian - singer-songwriter, poet, and writer.

Pamelyn Chee (1984) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress. 

Simone Heng (1984) Singaporean - tv personality, radio host, and MC.

Annabel Tan (1984) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Meity Chan (1984) Singaporean - model.

Hazlina Abdul Halim (1985) Singaporean [Malay, Unspecified Other] - tv presenter, DJ, radio host, and journalist.

Silver Ang (1985) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, singer, tv host, and blogger.

Jia Diaz Navergas (1985) Singaporean - model.

Angel Tracy (1985) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Olivia Ong (1985) Singaporean [Peranakan Chinese] - actress and singer.

Kylie Chong (1985) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Rachel Kum (1985) Singaporean [Chinese] - model and Miss Universe Singapore 2009.

Tenashar / Debbie Valerie Long (1985 or 1986) Singaporean - model and DJ.

Gayatri Shunmugam (1986) Singaporean [Tamil Indian] - model.

Rebecca Lim (1986) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actress.

Leandra Veronica Rasiah (1986) Singaporean - singer.

Faraliza Tan (1986) Singaporean [Malay, Chinese] - model and Miss World Singapore 2008.

Oon Shu An (1986) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and web show host.

Peggie Neo (1986) Singaporean - youtuber.

Ling Kai (1986) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Possi Pho (1986) Singaporean - actress.

Dawn Yeoh (1986) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and tv host.

Roshni Kaur Soin (1986) Singaporean - model and Miss World Singapore 2007.

Charmaine Yee (1987) Singaporean [Chinese] - tv host, radio host, DJ, MC, and producer.

Bong Qiu Qiu /  Ang Chiew Ting (1987) Singaporean [Chinese] - instagrammer.

Kanny Theng (1987) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, model, and tv host.

Cheryl Wee (1987) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and model.

Ya Hui / Xu Yahui / Koh Yah Hwee (1987) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress and tv personality.

Sarah Cheng-De Winne (1987) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer and musician. 

Daphne Khoo (1987) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Sylvia Ratonel (1988) Singaporean [Filipino, Unspecified White] - singer.

China Soul (1988) 1/4 Singaporean [Chinese], 3/8 Norwegian, 1/4 English, 1/8 German - singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Seraph Sun / Seraphine Sng Sin Pei (1988) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, model, and tv host.

Stella Zheng (1988) Singaporean - model. 

Tiffany Fang (1988) Singaporean - model.

Bharathi Rani (1988) Singaporean [Indian] - actress, tv host, and dancer.

Tay Kexin (1988) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Sylvia Chan (1988) Singaporean - youtuber (Ryan Sylvia).

iNCH / Inch Chua (1988) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer, musician, producer, actress and artist.

Nicole Joy Tan (1988) Singaporean - actress.

Tiffany Yong (1988) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and blogger. 

Eito Rti (1988) Singaporean - model.

Shi Lim (1988) Singaporean [Chinese] - model and Miss Universe Singapore 2013.

Vanessa Vanderstraaten (1988) Singaporean - actress.

Lynn Tan (1988) Singaporean [Chinese] - model and Miss Universe Singapore 2012.

Maria Franco (1988) Singaporean - model.

Ling Na Lee (1988) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Gayle Nerva (1989) Singaporean - actress, singer-songwriter, and tv host.

Pilar Arlando (1989) Singaporean [Indonesian, Indian, Chinese, Portuguese, Dutch] - model and Miss World Singapore 2009.

Evalee Lin (1989) Singaporean - actress.

Shine Koh (1989) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and model.

Munah Bagharib (1989) Singaporean [Unspecified Arab] - host and actress.

Ateeqah Mazlan (1989) Singaporean [Malay] - actress, singer, and dancer.

Sukki Singapora (1989) Singaporean [Indian] / English - burlesque performer.

Melissa Koh (1989) Singaporean - youtuber. 

Apple Chan (1989) Singaporean [Hong Kongese] - actress and singer.

Poojaa Gill (1989 or 1990) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

RRILEY / Sandra Riley Tang (1990) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, singer-songwriter, and bassist.

Joanna Lim (1990) Singaporean - actress and model.

Sarah Lyana (1990) Singaporean - model. 

Ris Low (1990) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Kassie / Kassima Isabelle (1990) Singaporean [Malay, Iranian, Chinese] / Italian, Irish, English - youtuber (Gloom).

Jamela Spencer (1990) Singaporean - model. 

Tanooja Rai Dixit (1990) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Syazwani Hussain (1990) Singaporean - model.

Joanna Chiew (1990) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Rachell Tan (1990) Singaporean - instagrammer (pxdkitty).

Eswari Gunasagar (1990) Singaporean [Indian] - actress.

Jae Liew (1990) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and model.

Burqq (1990) Singaporean - instagrammer (burqq).

Jannassa Neo (1990) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and singer.

Iskandariah Puteri Sarlieman (1990) Singaporean - model.

Lady Kash / Kalaivani Nagaraj (1990) Singaporean [Tamil Indian] - rapper-songwriter.

Jill Lim (1990) Singaporean [Chinese, Unspecified White] - DJ and radio host.

Rebecca Chen (1990) Singaporean - model.

Chew Jia Min (1990) Singaporean [Chinese] - model and Miss International Singapore 2013.

Janina Espinoza (1990) Singaporean - model.

Cheryl Cheng (1990) Singaporean - model.

Constance Lau (1990 or 1991) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, model, and radio personality.

Atikah Suhaime (1991) Singaporean [Malay, Javanese, Unspecified Arab] - actress and model.

Michelle Wong (1991) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, model, and tv host.

Sikeen Chan (1991) Singaporean - instagrammer (chansikeen).

Hayley Woo (1991) Singaporean [Cantonese Chinese] - actress.

Sonia Chew (1991) Singaporean - tv personality and radio host.

Maria Mulisha (1991) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Kimberly Wang (1991) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and radio host.

Andrea Razali (1991) Singaporean [Malay] - model, makeup artist, and Miss International Queen Singapore 2020. - Trans!

Shelia Tan (1991) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and model.

Christabel Chua (1991) Singaporean - instagrammer (bellywellyjelly).

Nadiyah Shahab (1991) Singaporean [Malay] - actress, model, and tv personality.

Eifa Awi (1991) Singaporean - model.

Liyann Seet (1991) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Chloe Ng (1991) Singaporean - actress and model.

Jacqueline Toh (1991) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Ava Aashna Chopra (1991) Singaporean [Indian] - actress and model.

Jayley Woo (1991) Singaporean [Cantonese Chinese] - actress.

Rathi Menon (1991) Singaporean [Indian] - model and Miss Universe Singapore 2014.

Ferlyn G / Ferlyn Wong (1991) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer, dancer and actress.

Efy Ramdan (1991) Singaporean - model.

Kyla Tan (1991) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Audrey Goh (1991) Singaporean - instagrammer (sparrowonweed).

Jessica Henwick (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] / English - actress.

Miko Bai (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer (By2).

Yumi Bai (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer (By2).

Berlin Ng (1992) Singaporean - instagrammer (berlin.ng).

Mireen Ng (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Tabitha Nauser (1992) Singaporean [Indian] / Swiss - singer.

Victoria Loke (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and model.

Rachel Rutt (1992) Singaporean / English - model.

Hema Manwani (1992) Singaporean [Indian] - model. 

Abigail Sin (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - pianist. 

Bhaama Padmanathan (1992) Singaporean [Tamil] - model and Miss World Singapore 2016.

Annette Lee (1992) Singaporean [Peranakan Chinese] - actress and singer.

Huyen Nguyen Thu (1992) Singaporean [Vietnamese] - model.

Katrina Ch’ng (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Jamie Guna (1992) Singaporean - model.

Yumi Peh (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Caryl Erika Nillo (1992) Singaporean - model.

Addeva Eow (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Hanli Hoefer (1992) Singaporean [Peranakan Chinese, German] - model and tv presenter.

Denise Camillia / Denise Camillia Tan (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and tv personality.

Drea Chong / Andrea Chong (1992) Singaporean - instagrammer. 

Esther Choey (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Winlove Dela Cerna (1992) Singaporean - model.

Alina Ang (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Stella Seah (1992) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - singer-songwriter. 

Ming Bridges (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] / British - singer, actress and model.

Nurul a’isyah Sudin (1992) Singaporean - model.

Cindy Liu (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Elly Arriana (1992) Singaporean - model.

Xinyan Lu (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - model. 

AmanderSings (1993) Singaporean - singer-songwriter and youtuber.

Narelle Kheng (1993) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, singer, and bassist.

Manuela Bruntraeger (1993) Singaporean [Malay, Peranakan Chinese, Portuguese, German] - model, tv host, Miss Universe Singapore 2017, and Miss Earth Singapore 2016.

Boon Hui Lu (1993) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actress and singer. 

Aurelia Hathaway (1993) Singaporean - instagrammer (aureliahathaway).

Jasmine Sim (1993) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and model.

Melody Low (1993) Singaporean - actress and model.

Lisa Marie White (1993) Singaporean [Malay, Unspecified White] - model and Miss Universe Singapore 2015.

Maria Savych (1993) Singaporean - model.

Gina Tan (1993) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer and model.

Mongchin Yeoh (1993) Singaporean⁣ - instagrammer (mongabong).

Megan Zheng (1993) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and novelist.

April May (1993) Singaporean - model. 

Jesslyn Felicia (1993) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Czarina Justine (1993) Singaporean - model.

Yaya Hamid (1993) Singaporean [Malay] - singer-songwriter.

Tasha / Natasha Low (1993) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer, dancer and television host.

Sonia Tan (1993) Singaporean - instagrammer (okaysonz).

Yumi Chung (1993) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Charmian Tan (1993) Singaporean - radio presenter.

Luisa Gan (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and model.

Dalreena Poonam Gill (1994) Singaporean [Indian] - model, Miss World Singapore 2014, and referee.

Vanessa Peh (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, model, and Miss World Singapore 2018.

Carrie Wong (1994) Singaporean [Hakka Chinese] - actress.

Kate Liu (1994) Singaporean - pianist. 

Elizabeth Lee (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Mohana Prabha (1994) Singaporean [Tamil Indian] - model and Miss Universe Singapore 2019.

Linying (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer. 

Reiko Zhang (1994) Singaporean - DJ.

Sherrill Quek (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Carrie Wong (1994) Singaporean [Hakka Chinese] / Malaysian [Chinese] - actress.

Xiang Kate (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Ashvini Anandan (1994) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

L Lee Ying (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Jade Rasif (1994) Singaporean [Malay, Javanese, Chinese, Irish, French, Dutch] - actress, model, and DJ.

Phedra Joy (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Jiayee Chua (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Amaliah Rizqi (1994) Singaporean [Indonesian] - model.

Somaline Ang (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Kylie Yeo (1994) Singaporean - model and Miss International Singapore 2017.

Aylna Neo (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - instagrammer (aylna).

Yue Chen (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Zahra Khanum (1995) Singaporean [Malay, Kashmiri, Pakistani] - model and Miss Universe Singapore 2018.

Fiona Kwek (1995) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Averiana Asang (1995) Singaporean - model. 

Tyen Rasif (1995) Singaporean [Malay, Javanese, Chinese, Irish, French, Dutch] - musician, model, youtuber, personal trainer, and bodybuilder. 

Kimberly Chia (1995) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, singer-songwriter, and model.

Charlotte Lum (1995) Singaporean - instagrammer (charlottelum).

Kayley Tan (1995) Singaporean [Chinese] - instagrammer (kayleytan).

Honora Tajima (1995) Singaporean [Japanese] - model.

Soh Pei Shi (1995) Singaporean⁣ [Chinese] - instagrammer and youtuber (speishi).

Chantalle Ng (1995) Singaporean - actress.

He Ying Ying (1995) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress. 

Shalini Paris (1995) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Aimee Cheng-Bradshaw (1995) Singaporean [Chinese] / English - model.

Adrianna Arumugam (1995) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Denise Soong Ee Lyn (1995) Singaporean [Chinese] - instagrammer (denisesoongeelyn).

Hirfana Ahamed (1995) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Jia Hui Tan (1995) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Chrysan Lee (1995) Singaporean - instagrammer (chrysanlee).

Gayathri Gopakumar (1995) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Ashley Nicole (1995) Singaporean - model.

Cleodora Wijaya (1995) Singaporean [Chinese] - model. 

Davina Naidu (1995) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Jasmine Sokko / Jasmine Wong Chu Qing (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer-songwriter and producer.

Sam Rui (1996) Singaporean - singer. 

Cheris Lee (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, singer, model, dancer, and kpop idol (GBB).

Fiona Fussi (1996) Singaporean [Chinese, Austrian] - model.

Sofia (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - model (instagram: cheeesetart).

Nasihah Anuar (1996) Singaporean - model.

Cherie Chan (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - model. 

JaJaa Zarinyap (1996) Singaporean⁣ / Thai - model (instagram: jajaazarinn).

Layla Ong (1996) Singaporean - model.

Angie Watkins (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] / Unspecified White - model.

Laanya Ezra Asogan (1996) Singaporean [Indian, Indonesian, Unspecified White] - model and Miss World Singapore 2017.

Celine Leong (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - youtuber (MiniMoochi).

Olivia Sorley (1996) Singaporean - actress and filmmaker.

Cheryl Chou (1996) Singaporean [Shanghainese Chinese] - actress, model, tv host, and Miss Universe Singapore 2016.

Kanika Chachera (1996) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Zanelle (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - instagrammer (znnlle).

Hannah Delisha (1996) Singaporean [Malay] / English - actress, singer, and tv host.

Naomi Neo (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - youtuber and instagrammer (naomineo_).

Jirapa Tosubjaroensuk (1996) Singaporean - model.

Wang Hui Qi (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - model and Miss International Singapore 2016.

Nicole Ariel Teo (1996) Singaporean - model.

YanLing Chui (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Ria Sani (1996) Singaporean - model.

Yeap Yi (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Pragathi Guruprasad (1997) Singaporean [Tamil Indian] - singer and model.

Saffron Sharpe (1997) Singaporean - instagrammer (saffronsharpe).

Noè Neo (1997) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Debbie Soon (1997) Singaporean - instagrammer (debbwie).

Chen Lyn Tshua (1997) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Shanisse Tsai (1997) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - singer.

Nisa Khalisa (1997) Singaporean - model.

Claire Lim (1997) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Michelle Vito (1997) Singaporean [Filipino, Spanish] - actress and model.

Amber Koh (1997) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Sheen Cher (1997) Singaporean - model and Miss World Singapore 2019.

Jermaine Leong (1998) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and singer.

Calista (1998) Singaporean - instagrammer (xcalikins).

Ivy Lim (1998) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Sue Ann Thomas (1998) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Dolphine Chan (1998) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Zara Felício / Zara Alexandra Felício (1998) Singaporean - model.

Nicole Lee (1998) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Sakshi Sankhyan (1998) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Yeo Selena (1998) Singaporean - model.

Eleanor Lee / Eleanor Lee Kai Xin (1999) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, singer, and model.

Topaz Winters / Priyanka Balasubramanian Aiyer (1999) Singaporean [Indian] - actress and poet.

Victoria Annabelle Wong (1999) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Erika Tham (1999) Singaporean [Malay, Chinese] / Ukrainian, Dutch - actress.

Ashley Teo (1999) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Ryian Farizza (1999) Singaporean - model.

Meg Charlotte (1999) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Charlene Chua (1999) Singaporean - model.

Jiemin Phan (1999) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Riana Adams (1999) Singaporean [Malay, Javanese, Chinese] / Unspecified White - instagrammer (rianaevett).

Teddy Diallo (1999) Singaporean / Burkinabe - model.

Yeule / Nat Ćmiel (1999) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer-songwriter and producer.

Nicole Choo (1999) Singaporean - youtuber.

Magdeline Han (1999) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Duan Meiyue (1999) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

R Nametha (1999) Singaporean - model.

Yi Han Si (1999) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Claudia Goh (2000) Singaporean - instagrammer (babyclaudia).

Michy Lim (2000) Singaporean [Chinese] - youtuber (TiffwithMi).

Arinah Zaima (2000) Singaporean - model.

Chantelle Lee (2000) Singaporean - singer.

Kelly Yip (2000) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Iman Fandi / Iman Fandi Ahmad (2000) Singaporean / Cape Coloured South African - model.

Natalie Ong (2000) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer. 

Princess Ericelle Lising (2000) Singaporean - model.

Shalynn Tsai (2000) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - instagrammer (shalynn.tsai).

Miia Kinnunen (2000) Singaporean - youtuber (miiasaurous).

Ruby Wong (2000) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Sierra Lixing Bustos (2000) Singaporean - instagrammer (sierralixing).

Krysty K (2000) Singaporean - model.

Tiffanie Lim (2001) Singaporean [Chinese] - youtuber (TiffwithMi).

Amy Ko (2001) Singaporean - model. 

Fiona Evangeline (2001) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Thhivya Ashti Siva Kumar (2001) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Cathrina Koay (2002) Singaporean - youtuber.

Keyana K / Melanie Kasise (2002 or 2003) Singaporean [Chinese] / Ghanaian - model and dancer.

Jennifer Chua (2003) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Koh Li Yuan (2003) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Stephanie Carrington (?) Singaporean [Korean, Unspecified White] - model and tv personality.

Esther Low (?) Singaporean - actress.

Jeszlene Zhou (?) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actress.

Elizabeth Camilia Lee (?) Singaporean - model, Miss Earth Singapore 2017, fashion designer, and jewelry designer.

Anita Kapoor (?) Singaporean [Indian] - tv host.

Priyanka Raichanel (?) Singaporean - model and Miss International Queen Singapore 2015. - Trans!

Mayling Ng (?) Singaporean [Chinese] / British - actress and stuntwoman.

Nadiah Sapuan (?) Singaporean - model and personal trainer.

Hazel Kaneswaran (?) Singaporean [Tamil Sri Lankan] / Irish - singer-songwriter and tv personality.

Mathilda D'Silva (?) Singaporean - singer-songwriter, presenter, DJ, MC, producer, director, and screenwriter.

Wendy Kweh (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Anne Patricia Lee (?) Singaporean - model and Miss International Queen Singapore 2013. - Trans!

Claire Wong (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and filmmaker.

Inez Caroline (?) Singaporean - model.

Gail Kaneswaran (?) Singaporean [Tamil Sri Lankan] / Irish - model.

Syltra Lee (?) Singaporean - singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Rumi M. Arystanbekova (?) Singaporean, Kazakh, Japanese - actress and producer.

Fathin Amira (?) Singaporean - singer-songwriter.

Melinda Priskila (?) Singaporean [Indonesian, Chinese] - model.

Janani Sridhar (?) Singaporean - singer.

Iris Judotter (?) Singaporean / Dutch - singer-songwriter and producer.

Felicia Teo Kaixin (?) Singaporean - singer.

Neo Swee Lin (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and tv host.

Aya / Lysa Aya Trenier (?) Singaporean, Irish, Scottish - actress and singer-songwriter.

Gabrielle Ferdinands (?) Singaporean - singer.

Sharliza Jelita (?) Singaporean [Malay] - singer-songwriter and producer.

Malaque Mahdaly (?) Singaporean - singer-songwriter and model.

Koh Chieng Mun (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and comedian.

Marla Vera (?) Singaporean - model and Miss International Queen Singapore 2012. - Trans!

Ava Lyn Koh (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Maricelle Rani Wong (?) Singaporean - musician, model, and Miss Earth Singapore 2010.

Nora Samosir (?) Singaporean [Batak Indonesian] - actress.

Valerie Lim (?) Singaporean - model, Miss Universe Singapore 2011, and Miss Earth Singapore 2009.

Elizabeth Lazan (?) Singaporean [Chinese, Italian, English] - actress and tv host.

Yulin Ng (?) Singaporean - actress.

Amy Cheng (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and tv presenter. 

Mae Sta Maria (?) Singaporean - actress, singer, and model.

Krissy / Saradha Vidianand Das (?) Singaporean [Tamil Indian] - singer-songwriter.

Meryl Joan Lee (?) Singaporean - singer-songwriter and MC.

Caroline Cheong (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Karisa Sukamto (?) Singaporean / Indonesian - model and Miss World Singapore 2012.

G. K. Sanghar (?) Singaporean [Punjabi Indian] - actress, tv personality, and journalist.

The Analog Girl (?) Singaporean - singer.

Anusha Rajaseharan (?) Singaporean [Indian, Unspecified Arab] - model and Miss World Singapore 2010.

Charmaine Palaez (?) Singaporean - singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Larissa Carnegie (?) Singaporean, Indonesian, Chinese, Scottish, Dutch - actress and dancer.

Victoria Songwei Li (?) Singaporean - singer.

Joy Yak (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

et aliae (?) Singaporean - singer.

Noor Hasnah Adam (?) Singaporean [Malay] - actress and poet.

May Yee Lum (?) Singaporean - actress, model, and jewelry designer.

Angelline Chung (?) Singaporean [Chamorro, Indonesian, Chinese] - actress, model, and musician.

Charlotte Lucille-Chia (?) Singaporean - model and Miss International Singapore 2019.

Veronica Foo / Veronica Faye Foo (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Gerlyn Cheah (?) Singaporean - model and Miss Global Singapore 2019.

Cheryl Isabelle (?) Singaporean - model and Miss International Queen Singapore 2010. - Trans!

Eugenia Low (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress.

Kara Dong (?) Singaporean - model and Miss Earth Singapore 2018.

Anjana Vasan (?) Singaporean [Indian] - actress and singer-songwriter.

Eileen Feng (?) Singaporean - model and Miss International Singapore 2018.

Laura Kee (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and tv presenter.

Camillia Dzelma (?) Singaporean - model and Miss International Queen Singapore 2009. - Trans!

Serene Koong (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Theresa Wong (?) Singaporean - actress.

Erika Huey Tan (?) Singaporean [Chinese] / Malaysian - actress, singer, and model.

Sonia Slizstar (?) Singaporean - model and Miss International Queen Singapore 2004. - Trans!

Tania Lim Kim Suan (?) Singaporean - model and Miss Universe Singapore 2010.

Roxanne Zhang (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, model, filmmaker, and Miss International Singapore 2015.

Nurul Maideen (?) Singaporean - singer.

Dian Hazwani (?) Singaporean [Malay] - singer.

Evon Loh (?) Singaporean - actress, singer, tv host, and radio host.

Jean Tan (?) Singaporean - singer-songwriter.

Ivy Tan / Chen Ai Wei (?) Singaporean [Malay, Taiwanese, Chinese] - radio host and tv presenter. 

Elsa Faith (?) Singaporean - singer-songwriter, actress, and model.

Beverly Lim Morata (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer-songwriter, actress, comedian, and podcast host.

Felicia Orvalla (?) Singaporean - model and Miss Earth Singapore 2011.

Amanda Tee (?) Singaporean - singer-songwriter.

Qi Qi / Lim Yi Chyi (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - tv host, radio host, and DJ.

ZioZio Lim (?) Singaporean - actress.

Choy Siew Woon (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Tiara Hadi (?) Singaporean - model and Miss Earth Singapore 2015.

Jingru Quah (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, singer, model, guitarist, producer, and composer.

Kate Liao (?) Singaporean - musician.

Raeann Heng (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, filmmaker, writer, and blogger.

Olivia Chang (?) Singaporean - actress and stuntwoman.

Jasmine Tye (?) Singaporean [Malay, Chinese] - singer-songwriter.

Charlene Torres-Tan (?) Singaporean - singer.

Maria Salazar (?) Singaporean / Ecuadorian - actress.

Lorraine Tan (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer. 

May Hsu (?) Singaporean - model and Miss World Singapore 2011.

Emma Precious (?) Singaporean - actress and makeup artist.

Lilian Chua (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress and singer.

Shueh-li Ong (?) Singaporean - composer and musician. 

Stephanie Lim (?) Singaporean - singer (HubbaBubbas).

Calin Wong (?) Singaporean - singer (MICappella).

Tessa Burton (?) Singaporean⁣ / British - model. 

Naomi Huth (?) Singaporean⁣ - model and Miss Supranational Singapore 2019.

Elaine Goh (?) Singaporean⁣ - singer and actress.

Mel (?) Singaporean⁣ - instagrammer (j.oannemelissa).

Karen Beh (?) Singaporean⁣ - model. 

Maria-Anna Weiling Zenieris (?) Singaporean [Chinese] / Greek - model and Miss World Singapore 2013.

Rora Realis (?) Singaporean - singer.

Charity Lu (?) Singaporean - model and Miss World Singapore 2015.

Novita Lam (?) Singaporean⁣ - instagrammer (novitalam).

Josephine Yap (?) Singaporean⁣ - instagrammer (jyjosephine).

Michelle Tan (?) Singaporean⁣ - instagrammer (mirchelley).

Jasmine (?) Singaporean⁣ / Malaysian - instagrammer (ricejasminee).

Elaine Rui Min (?) Singaporean⁣ [Chinese] -  instagrammer (elaineruimin).

Silvia Lam (?) Singaporean - model and Miss Earth Singapore 2014.

Azzah Fariha / Azzah Fariha Samat (?) Singaporean [Malay] - actress.

Vanessa Sim (?) Singaporean - model and Miss International Singapore 2014.

Kaci Beh (?) Singaporean - model.

Huda Ali (?) Singaporean - model.

Ashley Soo (?) Singaporean - model. 

Kaigin Yong (?) Singaporean - model. 

Ethel Fong (?) Singaporean - model. 

Hanis Hussey (?) Singaporean - model. 

Junita Simon (?) Singaporean - model - Ford Supermodel of the World Singapore 1995. 

Rachel Wong (?) Singaporean⁣ [Chinese] - instagrammer (rchlwngxx).

Jannah Shaharuddin (?) Singaporean - singer.

Sherly Devonne Ng (?) Singaporean⁣ [Chinese, Indonesian] - actor, singer and host.

Carolyn Kan (?) Singaporean⁣ - jewellery designer. 

Leong Ying Mae (?) Singaporean - model and Miss International Singapore 2012.

Dyna Turmoil (?) Singaporean - singer.

Nicole Wong (?) Singaporean⁣ [Chinese] - instagrammer (ncwong).

Nellie Lim (?) Singaporean - instagrammer (nellielim).

Amanda Wong (?) Singaporean - instagrammer (beautifuladieu).

Linda (?) Singaporean⁣ [Chinese] - instagrammer (lindahaoliyuan).

Emilee Kang (?) Singaporean - singer.

Celine (?) Singaporean⁣ [Chinese] - instagrammer (cel.shin).

Isabel Tan (?) Singaporean - instagrammer (prettyfrowns).

Kate Yong (?) Singaporean - instagrammer (katepurk).

Diya Prabhakar (?) Singaporean [Indian] - model. 

Sharin Keong (?) Singaporean - model.

Choo Yilin (?) Singaporean⁣ [Chinese] - jewellery designer. 

Sherlyn Leo (?) Singaporean - singer (Disco Hue).

Zahira Khaleel (?) Singaporean - singer.

SKL0 / Samantha Lo (?) Singaporean - singer.

handsome girl (?) Singaporean - singer.

Vanessa Hee (?) Singaporean - model and Miss Earth Singapore 2013.

Jeassea K Thyidor (?) Singaporean - singer.

Phoebe Tan (?) Singaporean - model and Miss Earth Singapore 2012.

Candice Foo (?) Singaporean - singer.

Stella Kae Sze (?) Singaporean - model and Miss International Singapore 2011.

Milly Khoo (?) Singaporean - singer.

Geraldine Chua (?) Singaporean - singer.

Annabelle Lu (?) Singaporean - singer.

Loh Wan Hua (?) Singaporean - singer.

Melissa Loo (?) Singaporean - singer.

M:

Wahid Satay / A. Wahid / S.M. Wahid / Abdul Wahid bin Haji Ahmad (1930) Singaporean [Malay] - actor, singer, and comedian.

Choo Hoey (1934) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - musician.

Chua Lam (1941) Singaporean [Chaoshanese Chinese] - actor, tv host, food critic, and columnist.

Tian Liang (1941) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Matthew Tan (1945) Singaporean - musician and bandleader.

Weiqiang Wu (1947) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Eddie Chin (1948) Singaporean - bassist. 

S.C. Lim (1948) Singaporean - actor.

Chen Shucheng / Tan Soo Seng (1949) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actor and tv host.

Moses Lim (1950) Singaporean [Henghua Chinese] - actor, comedian, entertainer and food connoisseur.

Rex Goh (1951) Singaporean [Chinese] - guitarist-songwriter and producer.

Huang Yiliang (1951) Singaporean [Hainanese Chinese] - actor.

Henry Thia (1952) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and comedian. 

Richard Low / Liu Qianyi (1952) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actor. 

Yawning Bread / Alex Au / Alex Au Waipang (1952) Singaporean [Chinese] - blogger.

Ramli Sarip (1952) Singaporean [Malay] - actor, singer-songwriter, producer, and arranger.

Marcus Chin (1954) Singaporean [Hainanese Chinese] - host, actor and singer.

Lim Kay Tong (1954) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese, Peranakan Chinese] - actor and tv host.

Zhu Houren (1955) Singaporean [Hainanese Chinese] - actor.

Dick Lee (1956) Singaporean [Peranakan Chinese, Hokkien Chinese]  - singer-songwriter, playwright and film director.

Melvyn Tan (1956) Singaporean [Chinese] - pianist. 

M. Nasir / Mohamad Nasir bin Mohamed (1957) Singaporean [Malay] - actor, singer-songwriter, producer, director, and composer.

Kuo Juey Hoong (1957) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and writer.

Reggae Ranjhe (1957) Singaporean - actor.

Lim Soon Lee (1957) Singaporean [Chinese] - conductor and violist.

Mark Chan (1958) Singaporean [Cantonese Chinese] - composer, recording artist, singer, instrumentalist, poet and painter.

Chef Wan / Redzuawan bin Ismail (1958) Singaporean [Malay, Javanese, Japanese, Peranakan Chinese] - actor, tv host, and celebrity chef.

Hugo Ng (1959) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and director.

Ye Shipin (1959) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Lim Kay Siu (1960) Singaporean [Peranakan Chinese] - actor.

Jack Neo (1960) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actor, host and director.

Jeremy Monteiro (1960) Singaporean - jazz pianist, singer, composer, and music educator.

Philip Tan (1960) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and stuntman.

Edmund Chen (1961) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actor and artist.

Wang Yuqing / Tan Chooi Leong (1961) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Kevin Mathews (1961) Singaporean [Chinese, English] - singer-songwriter, guitarist, keyboardist, and composer.

Yuqing Wang (1961) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Xie Shaoguang (1961) Singaporean [Hakka Chinese] - actor.

William Scorpion (1961) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer. 

Hector Ho (1961) Singaporean - actor.

Glen Goei (1962) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, director, and producer.

Ivan Heng (1963) Singaporean [Peranakan Chinese, Teochew Chinese] - actor and director.

Desmond Shen (1963) Singaporean - actor.

Chen Tianwen (1963) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor. 

Maverick Quek (1963) Singaporean - actor.

Zheng Geping (1964) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actor.

Liang Wern Fook (1964) Singaporean [Cantonese Chinese] - singer-songwriter and writer.

Gurmit Singh (1965) Singaporean [Punjabi Indian, Japanese, Chinese] - actor, tv host, and comedian.

Rayson Tan (1965) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actor.

Felix Cheong (1965) Singaporean [Chinese] - author and poet. 

Roy Li / Li Fei Hui (1965) Singaporean [Hainanese Chinese] - singer.

Hayden Ng (1966) Singaporean [Chinese] - fashion designer. 

Lee Shih Shiong (1966) Singaporean [Hakka Chinese] - singer-songwriter, pianist, producer, and composer.

Wei Song Lee (1966) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and musician.

Ramon Tikaram (1967) Singaporean [Indian, Malay, Fijian] - actor.

Jimmy Ye (1967) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Chin Han / Ng Chin Han (1967) Singaporean [Hoklo Chinese] - actor.

Ing-How Tan (1967) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and director.

Arnold Gay (1967) Singaporean - tv presenter, radio host, and DJ.

Terence Cao (1967) Singaporean [Cantonese Chinese] - actor. 

Kumar / Kumarason Chinnadurai (1968) Singaporean / South Indian - actor, drag queen, comedian, and tv host.

Chew Chor Meng (1968) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actor. 

Mark Lee (1968) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - comedian, actor, television host and film director.

Thomas Ong (1969) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and tv host. 

Jonathan Seet (1969) Singaporean [Chinese] / Irish - singer-songwriter, guitarist, pianist, drummer, bassist, violist, organist, nightclub host, producer, and composer.

Hossan Leong (1969) Singaporean [Cantonese Chinese] - actor, television host, radio deejay and comedian.

James Lye (1969) Singaporean [Hakka Chinese] - actor and tv personality.

Suhaimi Yusof (1969) Singaporean [Malay] - actor, comedian, radio host, and DJ.

Glenn Ong (1970) Singaporean [Chinese] - radio host and DJ.

George Leong (1970) Singaporean [Cantonese Chinese] - musician, producer and composer.

Tay Ping Hui (1970) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actor and director.

Cavin Soh (1970) Singaporean [Hakka Chinese] - actor, host and singer.

Rick Tan (1971) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Bryan Wong (1971) Singaporean [Hainanese Chinese] - actor and television host.

A-do / Du Chengyi (1972) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer. 

Lin Chien-Kwan (1972) Singaporean [Chinese] - saxophonist.

Darren Lim (1972) Singaporean [Hainanese Chinese] - actor.

Ix Shen / Shen Qing (1972) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and filmmaker.

Allan Wu (1972) Singaporean [Han Chinese] - actor, host, VJ and former model.

Dasmond Koh (1972) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, tv host and DJ.

Cher Ng / DJ Cher (1972) Singaporean [Chinese] - DJ.

Pierre Png (1973) Singaporean [Peranakan Chinese] - actor.

Randall Tan (1973) Singaporean - actor.

Dennis Chew / Zhou Chongqing / Dennis Chong Kheng Chew (1973) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actor, singer, tv host, radio host, and DJ.

Samir Sarkar (1974) Singaporean [Indian] - actor and filmmaker.

Fish Chaar (1974) Singaporean - actor.

Alan Tan (1974) Singaporean - actor.

Sheikh Haikel (1975) Singaporean [Malay, Unspecified Arab] - actor, rapper, and radio personality.

Eric Ng (1975) Singaporean [Chinese] - guitarist-songwriter, bassist, keyboardist, drummer, producer, and arranger.

Jackson Tan / The Remix Master (1975) Singaporean - musician, DJ and producer.

Addy Rasidi (1975) Singaporean - guitarist. 

John Klass (1975) Singaporean - singer-songwriter, radio host, and producer.

Vincent Ng / Weng Qinghai / Vincent Ng Cheng Hye (1975) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and martial artist.

Kevin Mark Marghese (1975) Singaporean - actor.

Don Richmond (1976) Singaporean / English, Unspecified Eurasian - singer and producer.

Royston Tan (1976) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, director, producer, and screenwriter.

Aaron Aziz (1976) Singaporean [Malay] - actor, singer, and director.

Hanjin Tan (1976) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and singer-songwriter.

Alan Tern (1976) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actor.

Leon Jay Williams (1976) Singaporean [Japanese, Chinese, German, English] - actor and singer.

Adam Chen (1976) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor. 

Nick Shen (1976) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actor and singer.

Thomas Lim (1977) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and filmmaker.

Fidah Rashid (1977) Singaporean - musician.

Pearry Reginald Teo (1978) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and filmmaker.

Ben Yeo (1978) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actor, tv host, and model.

Kris Law (1978) Singaporean [Chinese] / Malaysian [Chinese] - actor.

Trisno / Trisno Ishak (1978) Singaporean - singer.

Julian Hee (1978) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, model, and tv host.

Pakorn Lam (1979) Singaporean, Thai, German - actor and singer.

Chua En Lai (1979) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Adam Toh (1979)  Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Leonard Yong Kiang Lee (1979) Singaporean - actor and stuntman.

Jones Shi Kang Jun (1979) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer-songwriter.

Mark Hermoso (1979) Singaporean - model.

Ken Kwek (1979) Singaporean [Teochew Chinese] - actor and filmmaker.

Joe Phua (1979) Singaporean - actor.

Alaric Tay (1979) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, director and producer. 

Hady Mirza (1980) Singaporean [Bugis] - singer.

Ashraf Safdar (1980) Singaporean - tv presenter.

Devarajan Varadarajan (1980) Singaporean [Tamil Indian] - actor, singer, and director.

Anwar Hadi (1980) Singaporean - actor.

Elvin Ng (1980) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actor.

Ian Chinsee (1980) Singaporean - actor and producer.

George Ng / George Young (1980) Singaporean [Malay, Chinese, Greek Cypriot] - actor, tv presenter, and writer.

Sunny Suwanmethanont (1981) Singaporean, Thai / French - actor. 

Jeremy Chan (1981) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and host. 

JJ Lin / Wayne Lim Jun Jie (1981) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - singer and actor.

Kiki Tay (1981) Singaporean [Chinese] - magician, comedian, performing arts director and entrepreneur.

Saito Nagasaki (1981) Singaporean [Japanese] - DJ.

Kelvin Tan (1981) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - singer. 

Taufik Batisah (1981) Singaporean [Malay, Bugis, Indian] - actor and singer-songwriter.

Alfred Sim (1981) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Imran Ajmain (1981) Singaporean - singer-songwriter.

Hong Junyang (1981) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer and host. 

Adi Putra (1981) Singaporean [Malay] - actor.

Jon Foo (1982) Singaporean [Chinese] / Irish, English - actor, martial artist, artist, and stuntman.

Kamil Haque (1982) Singaporean - actor.

Jon Leong / Jonathan Leong (1982) Singaporean [Chinese] - performing artist, singer, music producer and actor.

Eli T. (1982) Singaporean - singer. 

Shah Iskandar (1982) Singaporean [Malay] - actor and model.

Jae Ang (1982) Singaporean - singer. 

Daren Tan (1983) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer. 

Wong Jinglun (1983) Singaporean [Hakka Chinese] - actor, singer, and tv presenter.

Sylvester Sim (1983) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer. 

Loo Zihan (1983) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, dancer, director, and artist.

Abbas Akbar (1983) Singaporean [Tamil Indian] - actor and filmmaker.

Marcus Lim (1983) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, director, and screenwriter.

Juan Wen Jie (1983) Singaporean - model, mixed martial artist, and Manhunt International Singapore 2011.

Drake Lim (1983) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and producer.

Jinrong / Vivian Dawson (1984) Singaporean [Chinese] / Unspecified White - actor and model.

Boy Thunder / Gerald Koh (1984) Singaporean [Chinese] - radio personality.

TheLionCityBoy / Kevin Lester Sarjit (1984) Singaporean - rapper.

Kang Cheng Xi (1984) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor. 

Nat Ho (1984) Singaporean [Hakka Chinese] - actor and singer.

Aqmal N. / Noorhaqmal Mohamed Noor (1984) Singaporean [Malay] - singer, producer, and composer.

Nic Lee / Nicodemus Lee (1984) Singaporean [Chinese] - guitarist.

Edmund Yeo (1984) Singaporean [Malay, Chinese] - actor and filmmaker.

Romeo Tan (1985) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor. 

Don Valix (1985) Singaporean - model.

Kunhua / Kenneth Chung Kun Wah (1985) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and radio personality. 

Derrick Hoh (1985) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer. 

Shabir / Shabir Tabare Alam (1985) Singaporean [Tamil Indian, Telugu Indian, Malay] - singer-songwriter, guitarist, keyboardist, organist, producer, lyricist, and composer.

Andie Chen (1985) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, host and vlogger. 

Ryan Lian (1985) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actor and singer. 

Darryl Yong (1985) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor. 

Wei Qi / Chan Wei Qi (1985) Singaporean [Chinese] - keyboardist.

A-TREZ / A'trez / Muhammad Nuridris (1986) Singaporean [Malay] - rapper-songwriter, producer, and composer.

Desmond Tan (1986) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Nesh Patel (1986) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Azmi Danuri (1986) Singaporean - actor.

Teddy Tang (1986) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, model, and tv host.

Edison Ho Jian Yang (1986) Singaporean - model and Mister World Singapore 2012.

Franster Wong (1986) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - instagrammer (fransterwong).

Awi Rafael (1986) Singaporean - singer.

Louis Aung (1986) Singaporean [Burmese] - model.

Diraf Nalsor (1986) Singaporean - model.

Jerry Yeo (1986) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Marco Salvérs (1986) Singaporean - model.

Fakkah Fuzz / Muhammad Fadzri Abd Rashid (1986) Singaporean [Malay] - tv personality and comedian

Nesh Patel (1986) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Samuel Wong / Samuel Wong Rui Xiang (1986) Singaporean [Chinese] - drummer.

Balaji Shanmugam (1986) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Lewis Tan (1987) Singaporean [Chinese] / Irish, English - actor, model, and stuntman.

Zermatt Neo (1987) Singaporean - youtuber. 

Wang Weiliang (1987) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actor.

Jaspers Lai (1987) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Sezairi Sezali (1987) Singaporean [Malay] - singer-songwriter, guitarist, and pianist.

Zhiyang / Cheeyang Ng / Ng Chee Yang (1987) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Divian Nair (1987) Singaporean - actor, tv host, radio personality, and director.

Maxi Lim / Lim Jun Liang (1987) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Jason Chee / Chee Pei Kun / Jason Chee Pei Kun (1987) Singaporean - model, personal trainer, and Manhunt International Singapore 2012.

BunZ (1987) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, singer-songwriter, and producer.

Siva Kaneswaran (1988) Singaporean [Tamil Sri Lankan] / Irish - actor, singer-songwriter, and model.

Dee Kosh / Darryl Koshy (1988) Singaporean [Malay, Indian, Chinese] - youtuber.

Faizul Alvés (1988) Singaporean - model.

Elson Soh (1988) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Joakim Gomez (1988) Singaporean - radio host.

Charlie Goh (1988) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and singer.

Raghavendran Rajasekaran (1988) Singaporean [Tamil Indian] - flutist. 

Kenny Khoo (1988) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer. 

Ryan Tan (1988) Singaporean - youtuber (Ryan Sylvia).

Alex Lim (1988) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Erry Bonch (1989) Singaporean - model.

Ian Fang (1989) Singaporean [Shanghainese Chinese] - actor. 

Akeem Jahat (1989) Singaporean [Malay] - rapper-songwriter and producer.

Nick Teo (1989) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, tv host, and model. 

Hirzi Zulkiflie (1989) Singaporean - comedian, actor and content creator.

Vincent Huang (1989) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Que Andrea Kasbani / Kasbani Kasmon (1989) Singaporean [Malay] - actor, model, and bodybuilder.

Joshua Ang (1989) Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actor.

Kevin Chua (1989) Singaporean - actor.

Gen Neo (1989) Singaporean [Chinese] - kpop idol, singer, producer, and composer.

Paul Twohill (1989) Singaporean - singer.

Alyph / Alif / Muhammad Alif Abdullah (1989) Singaporean [Malay] - rapper-songwriter, singer, lyricist, composer, and producer.

Ricardo Junius (1989) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Jeremy Koh (1989) Singaporean - singer. 

Vallence Huang (1989) Singaporean [Chinese] - model. 

Tosh Zhang (1989) Singaporean [Hakka Chinese] - actor and singer.

Moses Tang (1989) Singaporean - actor.

Benjamin Josiah Tan (1989) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Aiken Chia (1989) Singaporean - instagrammer (aikenchia).

Shawn Lee (1990) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor. 

Huang Po Ju (1990) Singaporean [Taiwanese] - actor.

Shane Pow (1990) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor. 

Benjamin Kheng (1990) Singaporean - actor and singer.

Joshua Simon (1990) Singaporean [Indian, Chinese] - radio presenter and musician.

Andee Chua (1990) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Fuad Al-Hakim (1990) Singaporean - model and Manhunt International Singapore 2015.

Ross Butler (1990) Singaporean [Malay, Chinese] / Dutch, English - actor and model.

James Seah (1990) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and tv personality.

Amin Alias (1990) Singaporean - model. 

Jon Chua JX / Jonathan Chua (1990) Singaporean - actor and singer.

Sufie Rashid (1991) Singaporean - singer.

Zeaf Niffira (1991) Singaporean - model. 

Aliff Aziz (1991) Singaporean [Malay, Unspecified Arab] - actor, singer, and model.

Nathan Hartono / Nathaniel Xiang (1991) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer and actor.

Danial Ron (1991) Singaporean - youtuber and instagrammer (danialron).

Luke Lee (1991) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor. 

Harris Baba (1991) Singaporean [Pakistani, Iranian, Indonesian, Chinese] - actor, singer-songwriter, and model.

Roslan Muhamad (1992) Singaporean [Malay] - actor and singer.

Pramit Arora (1992) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Shigga Shay / Pek Jin Shen (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - rapper. 

Adithya Srinivasan (1992) Singaporean [Indian] - singer-songwriter.

Jansen Chew (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Hakym Noh (1992) Singaporean - musician, DJ, director, and artist.

Joshua Judah (1992) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Benjamin Khoh (1992) Singaporean [Chinese] - socialite and model. 

Aden Tan (1992) Singaporean - actor, singer, and model.

JianHao Tan (1993) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and youtuber.

Nanthakumar Ananthan (1993) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Famy Ashary (1993) Singaporean - model and Mister International Singapore 2019.

Noah Yap (1993) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and singer.

Ridhwan Azman (1993) Singaporean - actor, singer, and youtuber.

Trevor Tham (1993) Singaporean [Chinese] - youtuber (Trevmonki).

Epul Eusoff (1993) Singaporean - instagrammer (epuleusoff).

Chin Ee Kin (1993) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Muhammad famy Bin Shahruddin (1993) Singaporean - model. 

Richie Koh (1993) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor. 

Amrit Sandhu (1993) Singaporean [Indian] - actor and model.

Shawn Tok (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Gentle Bones / Joel Tan (1994) Singaporean - singer-songwriter, guitarist, keyboardist, and drummer.

Jonathan Lau (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Xavier Ong (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and model.

Gershon Sng (1994) Singaporean - musician and filmmaker.

Edwin Goh (1994) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor. 

Vincent Sin (1995) Singaporean - instagrammer (itsvincentsin).

Kapil Waskel (1995) Singaporean [Indian] - model. 

Jarren Ho (1995) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Yung Raja / Rajid Ahamed (1995) Singaporean [Tamil Indian] - actor and rapper-songwriter.

Timothy Law / Law Hsien Hwee (1995) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Xinde Yap (1995) Singaporean - instagrammer (xindeyap).

MYRNE / Manfred Lim (1995) Singaporean - DJ.

Zong Zijie (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Frank Gálvez (1996) Singaporean - model. 

Elton Koh Yong San (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Farriz Haizad (1996) Singaporean - model.

Benedict Ang (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

LEW / Lewis Loh (1996) Singaporean - singer. 

Eric Yue Yang (1996) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Hugo Ong Jun Hui (1996) Singaporean - model and Mister World Singapore 2019.

Fariz Jabba (1997) Singaporean [Malay] - rapper-songwriter and singer.

Kelvin Lin (1997) Singaporean - youtuber (Gytuan).

Christopher Chan (1997) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Erwin Ralph Tan (1997) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Tan Yan Zhang (1998) Singaporean - pianist, composer and conductor.

Frederick Quek (1999) Singaporean - actor and model.

Shafeeq Khan (1998) Singaporean [Indian] - model. 

Brendan Lee (1998) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Vernon Teo (1999) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Khyan Kotak (2000) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Wen Xuan (2000) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Ryhan Stewart (2000) Singaporean - model.

Brandon Tang (2000) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Nic Kaufmann (2000) Singaporean - instagrammer (nic.kaufmann) and tiktoker (nickaufmann).

Rishi Kumara Rajendran (2000) Singaporean [Indian] - model.

Ang Zhong Hui (2000) Singaporean [Chinese] - model. 

Putra Hambali (2000) Singaporean - model. 

Damien Teo (2001) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Xander Pang (2001) Singaporean [Chinese, Unspecified White] - actor.

Idcriri (2001) Singaporean - model.

Tyler Ong Jing Xiang (2002) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

NeonFlame (2002) Singaporean - youtuber.

Ivan Lo (2003) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Aubrey Suwito (?) Singaporean / Indonesian [Chinese] - pianist-songwriter, keyboardist, producer, and arranger.

Geoff Vizconde (?) Singaporean - model.

Paul Foster (?) Singaporean [Chinese, British] - actor and model.

Lance Lee Davis (?) Singaporean - actor and filmmaker.

Rayve Tay (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Jonathan Cheok (?) Singaporean - singer.

Puravalan Narayanasamy (?) Singaporean [Tamil Indian] - actor.

Duane Ho (?) Singaporean - singer.

Kasper Neo (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - model and Mister Global Singapore 2017.

Christopher Khor (?) Singaporean - singer-songwriter and guitarist. - Trans!

Isaac Chua Cheng Pou (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Melvinder Kanth (?) Singaporean - actor and filmmaker.

Jeremiah Choy (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, writer, director and choreographer.

Charles Stitch Wong (?) Singaporean - singer-songwriter, guitarist, and beatboxer.

Art Fazil (?) Singaporean [Malay] - singer.

Tim De Cotta (?) Singaporean - singer-songwriter, bassist, and producer.

Michael Aw (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - author and photographer. 

Dhillon Poh (?) Singaporean - model and Mister Global Singapore 2018.

Li Wenhai (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Yamin Yusof (?) Singaporean - actor, model, Man of the World Singapore 2018, and personal trainer.

Thomas Pang (?) Singaporean [Filipino, Chinese] - actor.

Ikhwan Risydah Nasuha Bin Sapi'ee (?) Singaporean - model and Man of the World Singapore 2017.

Peter Boon Koh (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Ice Asher Chew (?) Singaporean - actor, model, and Mister Global Singapore 2015.

Charlie Lim / Charles Lim (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer, musician, artist and producer. 

Bryan Chan (?) Singaporean - actor.

Andrew Seow (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, model, and media personality.

Primero Ang (?) Singaporean - actor, singer, MC, and videographer.

Didicazli / Didicazli Ismail (?) Singaporean [Malay] - singer-songwriter, tv presenter, and producer.

Faizal Isa (?) Singaporean - singer.

Nelson Chia (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and director.

MJ Kuok (?) Singaporean - singer.

Phone Pyi Kyaw (?) Singaporean [Burmese] - model and Mister Asian International 2019.

Justin Jap (?) Singaporean - singer.

David Lim Hok Liang (?) Singaporean [Indonesian, Chinese] - model and Mister Asian International Singapore 2018.

Jazer Chia (?) Singaporean - model and Best Model of the World Singapore 2013.

Danny Yeo (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, tv host, DJ, director, and writer.

Kee Chan (?) Singaporean - actor.

Dwayne Tan (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Gerome Chew Chin Wei (?) Singaporean - model.

Yan Bingliang (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Noel Ng (?) Singaporean - model and Mister Global Singapore 2016.

Peter Yu / Yu Hongrong (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

Nicholas Tan (?) Singaporean - model and swimmer.

Of Methodist / Chuck (?) Singaporean - singer-songwriter.

Jacob J. Lau (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor.

DJ NOMSTA (?) Singaporean - DJ and promoter.

Tay Yuanqio (?) Singaporean - model and Mister International Singapore 2010.

Shawn Tng (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer and composer. 

Adrian Wee (?) Singaporean - DJ.

Edwin Aw (?) Singaporean - model and Mister International Singapore 2015.

Calvin Tan (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor and producer.

Hassanal Ruslan / Mohamend Hassanal Bin Ruslan (?) Singaporean - model and Manhunt International Singapore 2017.

JUNDA / Hagen Troy (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer-songwriter and producer. 

DJ Clart / James Tan (?) Singaporean - DJ.

Chen Guohua (?)  Singaporean [Hokkien Chinese] - actor.

Marvin Soh (?) Singaporean - model and Mister International Singapore 2018.

Chew Jun Ru (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - musician. 

Sebastian Foo (?) Singaporean - model and Mister International Singapore 2016.

Huang Qing Yuan (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer. 

Jovin Koh Boon Pin (?) Singaporean - model and Manhunt International Singapore 2010.

Ron Teh (?) Singaporean - model and Mister International Singapore 2012.

Wong Hong Mok (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer-songwriter, music producer and professional photographer.

Jay Lim (?) Singaporean - singer.

Peter Yu (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - model.

Richmond Ang (?) Singaporean - model and Best Model of the World Singapore 2011.

Jonathan Seah (?) Singaporean - model and Mister Global Singapore 2014.

Tengku Adil Bahdar (?) Singaporean [Malay] - singer.

Ryan Chan (?) Singaporean - singer (HubbaBubbas).

Mervyn Ye (?) Singaporean - singer (HubbaBubbas).

Goh Juni (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer (MICappella).

Peter Huang (?) Singaporeae - singer (MICappella).

Eugene Yip (?) Singaporeae - singer (MICappella).

Goh Mingwei (?) Singaporean - singer (MICappella).

Eugenia Yip (?) Singaporean - singer (The Steve McQueens). 

Fabian Lim (?) Singaporean - saxophonist (The Steve McQueens). 

Joshua Wan (?) Singaporean - keyboardist (The Steve McQueens). 

Jase Sng (?) Singaporean - bassist (The Steve McQueens). 

Aaron James Lee (?) Singaporean - drummer (The Steve McQueens).

Keith Yuen (?) Singaporean - Instagrammer (travelinspiration360).

Luke Pereira (?) Singaporean, Portuguese - model. 

Auzaie Zie (?) Singaporean - keyboardist and producer (Disco Hue).

Billy Chua (?) Singaporean - drummer (Disco Hue).

Rush Ang (?) Singaporean - guitarist (Disco Hue).

Theodore Teow (?) Singaporean - singer.

Justin Ang (?) Singaporean - DJ (The Muttons).

Vernon Anthonisz / Vernon A (?) Singaporean - DJ (The Muttons).

Christopher Michael Lee (?) Singaporean - singer.

Joshua Luke (?) Singaporean - model, Mister Culture World 2017, and Mister Culture World Singapore 2017.

Terence Tay (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - singer.

Andy Soh (?) Singaporean - model and Mister International Singapore 2011.

Farhan Shah (?) Singaporean - singer.

Edwin Heng (?) Singaporean - model and Mister International Singapore 2013.

Norman Then (?) Singaporean - singer.

Andy Wong (?) Singaporean - model and Mister International Singapore 2014.

Jerry Ong (?) Singaporean - singer.

Muhammad Ibnunordin (?) Singaporean - singer.

Javier Chan (?) Singaporean - model and Mister Global Teen Singapore 2016.

Lewis Stokes (?) Singaporean - model and Best Model of the World Singapore 2012.

Jonah Sin (?) Singaporean - model and Mister Global Teen Singapore 2015.

Anton (?) Singaporean - instagrammer (mellowedhigh).

David Yeo (?) Singaporean - singer.

Benjamin Chow (?) Singaporean - singer.

Randy Chua (?) Singaporean - singer.

James Tay (?) Singaporean - singer.

Levin Ng (?) Singaporean - singer.

Janson Tay (?) Singaporean - singer.

Ryan Lee (?) Singaporean - singer.

Douglas Wong (?) Singaporean - singer.

NB:

Elisha Lim (1978) Singaporean [Chinese] - Non-Binary (They/Them/Their’s) - musician, filmmaker, writer, graphic novelist, and artist.

Nicky Case (1994) Singaporean [Malay, Chinese] - Genderqueer (Any Pronouns) - video game developer.

JY Yang (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - Non-Binary (They/Them/Their’s) - writer.

Victoria Victor / Victor Loo (?) Singaporean [Chinese] - Genderfluid (He/Him/His and They/Them/Their’s) - actor, singer, model, artist, socialite, and activist.

Problematic:

Maddy Barber / Medalina Barber (1973) Singaporean [Chinese] - actress, radio host, and DJ. - Racist statements in regards to Malays and Indians.

Tila Tequila / Tila Nguyen / Miss Tila / Tornado Thien / Nguyễn Thị Thiên Thanh (1981) Singaporean [Vietnamese, French] - actress, model, singer-songwriter, tv personality, blogger, and writer. - Antisemitic statements.

Xiaxue / Cheng Yan Yan Wendy (1984) Singaporean [Chinese] - blogger and television personality. - Ableist and xenophobic statements.

Eden Ang (1987) Singaporean [Japanese, Chinese] - actor and youtuber. - Multiple accusations of sexual assault and sexual harassment.

Sheena Phua (1991) Singaporean [Chinese] - model. - Racist statements in regards to Indians, specifically Sikhs.

Joal Ong (1994) Singaporean - actor. - Posted revenge porn of Christabel Chua after his breakup with her.

Amos Yee (1998) Singaporean [Chinese] - actor, youtuber, and blogger. - Pro-pedophilia.

[mrsrcbinscn]

BDRPWriMo Task #28 - Closet

BDRPWriMo Task #28: Your character’s closet! Or, 15 iconic Franny Robinson outfits 

1-4. Franny’s (four) wedding dresses

Cornelius and Franny’s wedding was heavily influenced by Cambodian wedding traditions. [read here and here, later I’ll post a full HC post about what Khmer traditions they followed and how, and which ones they forwent - like obviously Neil didn’t pay a dowry for Franny] 

A traditional Cambodian wedding is comprised of many ceremonies, music, meals, gifts, and guests lasting for three days and three nights. Cambodians choose the number three because of its relation to “three jewels” of Buddhism: the Buddha, the Sangha, and the Dhamma. So Neil and Franny’s wedding ceremonies lasted three days, only family and close friends were invited to the majority of the ceremonies, with the Actual Wedding and reception happening on day three. 

Neil paid for all of her mother’s surviving (post Khmer Rogue years) siblings and extended family to fly in from Cambodia if they’d remained there, or from the other countries they’d been resettled as refugees to. For some of her siblings and cousins, the lead up to the 2002 wedding was the first time Sophea “Sophie” had seen them since before the fall of Phnom Penh in April 1975. 

They wore traditional Khmer wedding costume for all three days, but Franny changed into a Western style dress shortly after the first dance.

Day 1

Day 2 

Day 3 - The Actual Wedding

Apart from her wedding, she has four aesthetics:

Stage

#vintage

Professional pencil skirts and pantsuits

Dress to DEPRESS

5. Nature Dress

Franny wore this nature scene dress when she accepted her most recent Grammy award.

6. “Who’s This Farmer’s-Wife-Lookin’ Girl?”

... was the first thought Atlanta Jazz Festival 2005 festival goers had when Franny Robinson stepped onstage in a dress and boots straight from her closet.

“I didn’t have things like stylists or sponsored outfits back then,” said Robinson in a 2014 interview. “I’d already made a bit of splash as far as songwriting went; by then I’d had full or partial credit for writing and-or composing twenty-two songs. Mind you, I’d only graduated from NYU with my Bachelors’ in ‘02, and finished my Masters’ in England in ‘04. But as a singer, I had only released an EP and featured on other singers’ tracks. I wasn’t, you know, Franny Robinson yet. The 2005 Atlanta Jazz Festival was the first in a series of test runs.”

When asked why the Atlanta Jazz Festival when she was already living in England at the time, Robinson answered, “Atlanta is my home. The jazz festival was one of my favorite things about growin’ up here, so I wanted to launch my music career here.”

To this day, the outfit remains one of the most iconic Franny Robinson looks. Instagram captions of fans wearing similar outfits often read “channeling my inner Franny Robinson today.”

7. Baby Pink Cherries

In 2009, Franny and her lifelong friend and song-writing partner, bluegrass and folk singer and multi-instrumentalist Daniel Maitland (fc: Martin Sensmeier), formed the duo Dara & Danny. 

From an article:

Robinson and Maitland have known each other since middle school, when Maitland moved to her small town outside of Atlanta from Alaska. They started out as fiercely competitive rivals before Maitland proposed they marry their talents and begin playing music together. It was a match made in music heaven. 

Even when Franny went to NYU and Daniel went to East Tennessee State [the only university with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Bluegrass, Old Time, and Country Music Studies, which he holds], they remained in steady contact and spent their summers at home playing and writing together. The first few years of their music careers were spent breaking into their respective primary fields - jazz music for Franny, bluegrass and folk for Daniel - and coming together to write music and lyrics for each other.

It was again Maitland who proposed they perform together, this time, professionally. 

Dara & Danny, a duo made up of jazz musician and bluegrass musician, flirts with jazz music but is primarily influenced by bluegrass, folk, and indie rock a la Rilo Kiley. 

“Dara & Danny is where I get to explore the music besides jazz that made me. I grew up in rural Georgia, bluegrass, country, folk music, that was all around me. And I loved it. I love all music,” Robinson said. “Like, I love hip-hop. My husband got a crash course in Outkast and the rest of the Atlanta hip-hop legends when we started seeing each other.” 

The pink cherries dress was worn at the 2010 CMAs when Dara & Danny performed. They weren’t nominated for anything that year, but were super jazzed to have been invited to perform.

Dara & Danny, funnily enough, has been Franny’s most commercially successful project. Meaning, tracks have featured in movies, tv, and its what gets the most radio play. Her work in jazz is more highly critically acclaimed, and she is much more prolific with composing jazz music than anything else, but there are more people who first discover her through Dara & Danny that then find out she’s a world class jazz musician than the other way around.

8. Met Gala 2018

You know, the Catholic-themed one. She wore a dress depicting Adam and Eve.

9. National BIcon Franny Robinson

Franny is known for not changing gender pronouns when she sings songs originally performed by men. Prior to her coming out as bisexual in 2017, Franny dodged the questions by simply saying, “That’s how the song was written.”

In 2018 she appeared in a 1940s aesthetic music video for a song by her friend, fellow jazz singer, and out lesbian Lora Lopez. Franny starred as her love interest. There was seduction, there was making out, there was stealing from men. It was so gay. 

The ‘Making Of’ video is hilarious because Lora kept laughing every time she grabbed Franny and kissed her because the first time she grabbed Franny she was like “oh my god I’m sorry, was that too rough?” and without thinking Franny went “you’re good, I like it rough, you can make it real kinky and slap me if you want.” Because that’s the kind of jokes Franny makes. And for like five takes Lora could not stop laughing when she grabbed her and kissed her.

10. Seoul Hanoi’d at Glastonbury 2016

Franny’s second most active music project - apart from her constant solo work - after Dara & Danny is Seoul Hanoi’d, the best pun I have ever made in my life. She is a founding member and co-lead singer of the band. Seoul Hanoi’d is a genre-bending performance group entirely made up of Asian-diaspora singers and musicians whose main careers are in various genres.

[I’ll make a full hc post about Seoul Hanoi’d later, too!]

The name, a pun on ‘so annoyed’ comes from the capital of South Korea and a city in Vietnam. Seoul Hanoi’d currently consists ethnic Korean, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Malaysian, Indonesian, Mongolian, Kazakh, Chinese, Nepalese, and Thai diaspora who rotate out for live shows as their schedules permit. The "core” members are almost all at every performance. Of the core members, Franny is absent the most however, because of her wildly busy schedule. She has a hand in composing almost every original song, arranging most of the covers, writing a huge chunk of their lyrics, and is the common thread between most of the other musicians, so she is considered the leader of the group.

Franny wore this outfit during their set at Glastonbury 2016, their first year performing there.

11. Swynlake Adult Prom 2019

The Gatsby-themed one? That was Franny’s JAM. She killed it with her art deco dress!

12. Postmodern Jukebox

Franny’s been featured in a Postmodern Jukebox video, and wore this green velvet dress.

13. Twinning Pink Ao Dai at a Vietnamese Festival with a Vietnamese Friend

The co-lead singer of Seoul Hanoi’d is a Vietnamese-American named Vanessa Pham. Franny and Vanessa met when they were students at NYU through their involvement with the university’s Asian Student Union. Franny, a jazz studies and musical theater performance double major from Georgia, and Vanessa, an engineering student from Texas, found that they had a lot in common.

They were both the only daughters of war refugees who came to the United States in the 1970s. They were both from the South. Franny even spoke Vietnamese almost as well as Vanessa, as she spent her first four years living with her mother in the home of a Vietnamese couple who’d taken her mother in when she was pregnant with her. In both Franny’s hometown in Georgia and Vanessa’s in Texas, the small Vietnamese and Cambodian diaspora groups were very interconnected, so each other’s culture was almost as familiar to them as their own. 

They both liked to put bacon in their cheesy grits and put hot sauce on their rice when their moms weren’t looking. They both loved authentic Chinese food as much as the next self-respectin’ first-generation gal, but they also could put away some crab rangoons because cream cheese was truly king. They both could absolutely destroy their older brothers in a fight. They both knew all the worlds to every Dolly, Tanya Tucker, and Dixie Chicks song, but also found their parents’ old Khmer or Vietnamese music comforting.

Franny could count on one hand the number of other Cambodian students she’d met in her time at NYU, so even meeting Vietnamese Vanessa who knew how to order in hesitant, broken Khmer at the Cambodian restaurant they found was exciting. More than that, Vanessa was hilarious! And smart! And such a good, loyal friend. She had a hidden talent as a singer and wanted to do music like Franny, but her parents made her go into STEM for ‘job security.’

Vanessa graduated with her engineering degree and went on to get her masters’, but after working as an engineer for four years she quit to pursue music. It was shortly after she took the leap that Franny approached her to form Seoul Hanoi’d. 

On Franny’s Instagram, there’s a picture of her and Vanessa wearing matching pink ao dai at a Vietnamese culture festival earlier in 2019 with the caption, “Thank you for sharing your beautiful voice, laughter, and culture with me for twenty years and counting!”

“What I love the most about Asian cultures is just how many of them there are.” Robinson said in a 2019 interview. “I love when my Desi friends are like ‘hey! be my plus one at this wedding!’ and they invite me to wear their traditional clothing while celebrating with them. I love learning new Vietnamese phrases from my friends. I’m always so honored when I’m invited to participate in my friends’ cultures, because I know when I invite somebody to Cambodian New Year events, or a traditional wedding, its because I trust them to appreciate this important part of me and participate respectfully. Our cultures are so diverse, and beautiful, and vibrant!”

There’s a similar picture of Vanessa and Franny together at a Cambodian New Year celebration, where Vanessa’s wearing traditional Khmer clothing with Franny.

14. Plaid Dress

Franny wore and performed in this dress at the 2011 International Bluegrass Music Awards when Dara & Danny won the New Artist of the Year, and Song of The Year.

15. That Kickass Outfit

Franny wore this outfit when she attended and performed at the 2015 BRIT Awards, and won Best International Female Solo Artist.

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Tanya Martin — Dexter: Original Sin, S01E05 (2025)

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How to watch, who’s performing, who was snubbed and more

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It’s already been a big year for 18-year-old Billie Eilish who was just announced to perform at the Grammy Awards and received 6 Grammy nominations.

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Brace yourself, Billie Eilish and Lizzo fans: The 2020 Grammy Awards are shaping up to be a big night.

The Grammys are quickly approaching, and this year’s ceremony looks like it’ll live up to its rep as “Music’s Biggest Night.”

Will “Bad Guy” singer Eilish come out on top? Will Lizzo leave feeling “Good As Hell” with trophies in hand? Will Lil Nas X land some wins, or will the “Old Town Road” rapper be left in the dust? Oh, and when is it again?

From the breakout nominees to the surprising snubs, here’s everything you need to know going into this year’s Grammys.

What time are the Grammys?

The show will broadcast live from Los Angeles’ Staples Center on Sunday, Jan. 26. It airs on CBS at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

How can I watch the Grammys on TV or online?

Well, if you have regular TV, on CBS. If you don’t, the show is available for streaming on CBS All Access and on live TV packages through services such as YouTube TV and Hulu live TV. 

You can stream all the red carpet arrivals on Grammy.com.

Notable 2020 Grammy nominees

Lizzo received the most nominations – eight, including album (“Cuz I Love You”), record and song (“Truth Hurts”) of the year. She’s followed by Lil Nas X and Eilish, who are tied with six nods each. Artists with five nominations include Ariana Grande, H.E.R. and Finneas O’Connell. 

Eilish, 18, joins Lizzo, 31, in the album of the year category with her genre-bending, critically acclaimed debut “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?” The trend-setting teen, whose music has amassed more than 15 billion combined streams across platforms, is also up for record and song of the year for No. 1 hit “Bad Guy.” That makes her the youngest nominee in Grammy history to be nominated in all four major categories, according to the Recording Academy.

Lizzo received the most Grammy nominations this year, with eight, including album (“Cuz I Love You”), record and song (“Truth Hurts”) of the year. (Photo: Don Arnold, Getty Images)

Lil Nas X, 20, whose real name is Montero Hill, is similarly up for best album with his eight-song debut “7.” “Old Town Road,” his country-rap collaboration with Billy Ray Cyrus that topped the charts for a record-breaking 19 consecutive weeks this summer, is nominated for best pop/duo group performance, and his follow-up single “Panini” is up for best rap/sung performance. 

Grande’s five nods include record (“7 Rings”) and album of the year (“Thank U, Next”). The best album category is rounded out by Bon Iver’s “I, I,” Lana Del Rey’s “Norman F***ing Rockwell,” H.E.R.’s “I Used to Know Her” and Vampire Weekend’s “Father of the Bride.” 

10 best albums of 2019, including Billie Eilish, Lana Del Rey and FKA Twigs

Grammy nominations: Lizzo leads, Billie Eilish makes history, and ‘Old Town Road’ scores

Who got snubbed?

Though this year’s nominations shined a light on new artists, established favorites, such as Taylor Swift and Bruce Springsteen, were left in the dark.

10-time Grammy winner Swift made history in 2016 by becoming the first female artist to win album of the year twice, for “1989” and “Fearless” (a feat managed a year later by Adele, with “25” and “21”). Swift’s Grammys streak has slowed: Her divisive “Reputation” earned just one nod in 2018 for best pop vocal album, and this year, she garnered only three nominations, including song of the year for “Lover.”

Her critically beloved album “Lover” failed to land a best album nod but showed up in best pop vocal album. Her pro-LGBTQ anthem “You Need to Calm Down” eked out a nomination for best pop solo performance but missed out on record of the year. 

Taylor Swift is no stranger to Grammy wins, but this year, she has only three nominations. (Photo: Dia Dipasupil / Getty Images)

Similarly, 20-time winner Springsteen has been a reliable Grammy presence since 1984 and was honored in 2013 by the Recording Academy’s charity arm as MusiCares Person of the Year. The Boss returned this summer with the country-tinged “Western Stars,” which marked his first album of solo material since 2012’s “Wrecking Ball.” Voters didn’t welcome him back with open arms, snubbing “Western Stars” and Springsteen entirely. 

Grammy snubs 2020: Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen miss out on major nominations

Alicia Keys will host the Grammys for the second year in a row. (Photo: Emma McIntyre, Getty Images for Billboard)

Who’s hosting the Grammys?

After hosting the 2019 Grammys, Alicia Keys is back and ready to take on the gig for the second year in a row. With 15 Grammy wins, Keys is certainly qualified.

“It’s almost like a marathon: You can’t just run a marathon (once),” Keys said of her desire to host a second time. “I feel like now, more than ever, I’m familiar with the space on multiple levels. It’s going to be an exciting, inclusive, beautiful experience, and that’s what I want to create.”

2020 Grammy nominations: See the complete list of artists up for an award

Who’s performing?

This year’s Grammys should be a big night for Eilish and Lizzo, not just because of their nominations but also because they’ll each make their Grammys stage debuts. 

Demi Lovato will also take the stage, marking her first live performance since she was hospitalized after a possible drug overdose in 2018.

“I told you the next time you’d hear from me I’d be singing,” Lovato wrote on Instagram Tuesday, along with the announcement.

Also returning to the show is Grande, who didn’t attend last year after a dispute with Grammys producer Ken Ehrlich.  

Ehrlich will be honored in a tribute performance Sunday featuring artists involved in his 40-year career. Performers will include Camila Cabello, John Legend, Cyndi Lauper and Ben Platt, among others.

Power couple Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani will perform together at the show for the first time. Additionally, Billy Ray Cyrus, Lil Nas X, BTS, Diplo and more will join forces for an “Old Town Road All-Stars” performance.

Aerosmith, Run-D.M.C, Charlie Wilson, Bonnie Raitt, Camila Cabello, H.E.R., the Jonas Brothers, Rosalía and Tyler, The Creator will all also take the stage.   

Sunday’s show will also pay tribute to rapper Nipsey Hussle, who was shot to death outside his Marathon clothing store in the South Los Angeles neighborhood where he was from in March 2019. DJ Khaled, John Legend, Roddy Ricch, Kirk Franklin, Meek Mill and YG will honor Hussle’s legacy with a performance. The late rapper is nominated for three awards this year including best rap song. 

Who’s presenting?

Famous faces set to hand out the golden gramophones include Trevor Noah and Jim Gaffigan, who are both nominated for Best Comedy Album, as well as Brandi Carlile and Tanya Tucker, who are also set to perform.

Also presenting are previous Grammy winners Common, Cynthia Erivo, Dua Lipa, Billy Porter, Smokey Robinson, Shania Twain, Keith Urban and Stevie Wonder, as well as past Grammy nominees Ava DuVernay and Bebe Rexha. 

Music industry titans Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne will also hand out trophies.

How are the Grammy Awards different this year?

This year’s Grammys will have more women, people of color and young people choosing who wins.

Responding to criticism that the awards show has lacked diversity among nominees and winners, the Recording Academy invited 900 members to join the voting body, emphasizing women, people of color and those under the age of 39, or some combination of the three. 

Who will be honored at Grammy Awards events?

Grammys fun kicks off way before the main awards show begins.

One of the most famous lead-up events is record producer Clive Davis’ star-studded pre-Grammys gala, held this year on the Saturday night before the show.

At this year’s gala, three-time Grammy winner Sean “Diddy” Combs will be recognized as the 2020 Grammy Salute to Industry Icons honoree for his 25-year career in the music industry.

The Friday before the Grammys, rock band Aerosmith will be honored as the 2020 Person of the Year for MusiCares, the Recording Academy’s charity for musicians in critical financial need. The band earned the title for their philanthropy and impact on music history.

They will be honored with a tribute concert featuring Gary Clark Jr., Alice Cooper, Foo Fighters, H.E.R., the Jonas Brothers, Emily King, John Legend, John Mayer and Yola, among others.

The Tuesday after the Grammys, late music icon Prince will be honored with an all-star tribute concert featuring Beck, Alicia Keys, John Legend, Chris Martin, Usher, H.E.R., the Foo Fighters, Earth, Wind & Fire and others.

Contributing: Patrick Ryan, USA TODAY; Mesfin Fekadu, Associated Press 

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Summer wouldn't be the same in Los Angeles without the Hollywood Bowl's annual offering of a star-studded Broadway musical; and this year will be no different when the mega-hit Mamma Mia! getting ready to ignite on one of the world's most iconic stages July 28 - 30.  BroadwayWorld TV's own Michael Sterling dropped in at rehearsals earlier this week to get a sneak peek at rehearsals and to speak with members of the cast.  Featured in Mamma Mia! are Corbin Bleu as Sky, Dove Cameron as Sophie, Jaime Camil as Sam, Tisha-Campbell-Martin as Tanya, Lea DeLaria as Rosie, Hamish Linklater as Harry, Jennifer Nettles as Donna, and Steven Weber as Bill.

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Twitter, Twitter, Little Star IV: Summer 2017 Edition

Originally Published on July 20, 2017 on Eichy Says

By now, most of you know that I’m a connoisseur of ABC’s The View and CBS’s The Talk – two daytime gabfests hosted by quintets of opinionated women from various celebrity walks-of-life.  When they open up their daily discussion topics to receive feedback from at-home viewers, I view it as an exercise in contributing to social commentary and pop culture.

The following are statements made by me over social media throughout the last two-and-a-half months, retweeted by the shows’ producers.  Following my “Spring 2017 Edition,” here are 103 tweets of mine – disseminated through my Twitter handle of @eichy815 – displayed in front of millions of other Americans who also enjoy The Talk and The View.  The text of each of my tweets, as each one of them had appeared in front of a national television audience, is denoted in bold.

The first 11 are my tweets broadcast by The View during this two-month period.

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May 4, 2017

What’s your reaction to Ben Carson saying we can’t make government-run housing too “comfortable” for its occupants because that would encourage them to become dependant?

“Carson is in way over his head.  Trump should have appointed him as Surgeon General, instead.”

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May 5, 2017

Is infidelity normal in a marriage?

“If a married couple sets boundaries and leeway for one another upfront, it can mitigate future disconnects over infidelity.”

Do you think teenagers should go to their parents for dating advice?

“Most teenagers are going to prefer dating advice from an older sibling, uncle/aunt, cousin, or family friend, rather than a parent.”

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MAY 8, 2017

Did Kurt Eichenwald’s health care comments (where he wished for suffering upon Republicans and their families) go too far?

“We need to get past this type of thinking, and, instead, push a solution that’s going to benefit a larger and broader amount of Americans.”

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MAY 17, 2017

Miley Cyrus regrets getting naked for her Wrecking Ball video.  Do you agree that her humiliation is justified?

“She has nothing to be embarrassed about.  She’s a performer, and it was iconic.”

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MAY 30, 2017

Are comedians dividing the country politically?

“No, I would blame the citizens who use cheap rhetoric from comedians as an excuse to mistreat fellow Americans in daily life.”

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JUNE 12, 2017

Are women treated differently in the workplace while they’re pregnant?  

“There should be no shame in pregnancy at any workplace.”

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JUNE 19, 2017

What do you think of family wedding planner Lynn Patton being appointed by Trump as HUD department head for the New York and New Jersey divisions?

“This isn’t technically nepotism...but it’s too close to cronyism.”

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JUNE 21, 2017

What should Democrats begin doing differently to win elections?

“Democrats need to redirect their money and efforts into swing districts held by vulnerable Republicans.”

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JUNE 26, 2017

Former tennis star John McEnroe said that Serena Williams is a great tennis player “for a girl” but would rank 700th amongst male tennis players.  Your reaction?

“Disregarding and discounting someone else’s skill BECAUSE OF their sex *is* the clearest definition of sexism.  Shut up, John!”

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JULY 11, 2017

Do you agree with Republican poll respondents who say colleges and universities are harmful to our children?

“They assume all professors are unbalanced liberals.  College professors are a little more diverse than they’d like to believe.”

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And then, here are 92 additional tweets of mine – once again, submitted through my Twitter handle of @eichy815 – that scrolled across the screen while the ladies of The Talk engaged in their discussion segments.  Each tweet of mine is denoted in bold.

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MAY 2, 2017

An inebriated American man on a Tokyo-to-Los  Angeles flight was charged with assault for brawling with another passenger.  How do you deal with drunks?

“I am really nice to them and humor them...until someone with actual defensive weapons shows up as reinforcements.”

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MAY 3, 2017

What do you think of Maryland parents Heather and Mike Martin losing custody of their children and stepchildren after posting a cruel prank on social media?

“I think it’s a good precaution in the short term, until their parental fitness can be reevaluated.”

Have you ever needed your friends to prevent you from contacting someone?

“I often need my friends to ‘talk me off the ledge’ whenever I let a toxic individual get to me.”

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MAY 4, 2017

If you were a public figure who was accused of infidelity, would you use every platform available to deny it?

“Yes, I would!  Tabloids have so many legal loopholes at their disposal, you have to fight fire with dynamite.”

What other changes would you like to see happen in social media?

“Allow more personal control over privacy settings, including tutorials for new users.”

What do you think of the trend of recreating parent/child baby pictures?

“Some of them can be cute or clever, but it depends entirely upon their execution.”

What pacifiers have you used to run for your feelings?

“Food and television.”

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MAY 8, 2017

How harmful do you think it is to fight in front of your child?

“If the fight becomes heated and vicious – very unhealthy!”

What’s your reaction to Emma Stone advocating for gender-neutral acting award categories?

“If the character [who is] being portrayed is transgender or intersex, this can be a valuable new category to add to award shows.”

Should celebrities be expected to endure criticism for their fashion choices no matter what?

“I find criticisms of fashion – either celebrities or non-celebrities – to be frivolous and a waste of time, in general.”

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MAY 9, 2017

What’s your reaction to The National Enquirer claiming that Sharon Osbourne has only weeks to live from her back surgery?

“Own your upbeat vibrancy, Mrs. O.!  Make them (the tabloids) look foolish!”

What do you think of the airport riot that broke out after a pilots’ strike on Spirit Air resulted in twenty cancellations and delays?

“Airlines *need* to have better contingency plans in place to deal with these unforeseen delays and cancellations.”

Do you think you would know what to do if you were attacked by an animal?

“This is why I support tranq-guns being legal for civilian use in every single state, city, town, and county.”

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MAY 11, 2017

How do you protect your personal life?

“I simply keep some people off of my social media networks, when I don’t want them to intersect with other areas of my life.”

Do you think drug users need help or jail time?

“Rehabilitation is the key – the earlier, the better!  Preferably long-term.”

Has anyone ever made you feel really special?

“Yes.  #TheTalk – every time you retweet one of my musings!”

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MAY 15, 2017

What nugget of wisdom would you like to pass along to the Class of 2017?

“I’d tell them to read Kirsten Gillibrand’s book, ‘Off the Sidelines’ – and to embrace some form of proactive civic engagement.”

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MAY 16, 2017

Do you consume a lot of caffeine?

“I’ve never been a heavy coffee or tea drinker...so not very much.”

What reality show is too hard for you to watch?

“Anything in the Real Housewives franchise...simply because I have no interest in their allegedly ‘real’ lives...”

How easy is it for you to lie?

“I generally don’t lie to people.  I only tell a lie if there are crucial or strategic stakes involved.”

What’s your reaction to Abby Lee Miller saying she’s going to approach her upcoming prison sentence like she’s starring as the lead in a film?

“Is she prepared to be the star of a horror flick?”

Do you find it easy to relate to other people?

“I can relate the best to people who have levels of empathy and life philosophies that are most similar to mine.”

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MAY 17, 2017

Is there any decision you made during your youth that you’ll never be able to live down?

“Winning my school’s geography bee in the 5th Grade.  It gave everyone an[other] excuse to harp on what a nerd I was.”

Zac Efron has announced he’ll be portraying Ted Bundy in a new movie set to begin filming later this year.  Do you think former Disney kids need to do something drastic to shed their squeaky clean image?

“Zac is just challenging himself in terms of his range as an actor.  No one should be compelled to remain typecast.”

A Texas man is suing his blind date for $17.31 for texting throughout their movie date.  Have you ever had a bad date that you wanted to sue over?

“This is why every couple should always ‘go Dutch’ until their relationship is official – *ESPECIALLY* if it’s a blind date.”

Alan Thicke’s widow is trying to invalidate their prenup and sue for a larger portion of their estates with threats of going to the tabloids.  Do you think there’s always family drama after someone dies?

“Tanya Callau’s alleged behavior illustrates the need for ‘living wills’ and ‘family planning’ when it comes to estates.”

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MAY 18, 2017

Tom Brady had a concussion last year even though he didn’t report it.  Has a family member of yours ever let something slip?

“Yes...health circumstances that they were trying to conceal from me.”

A fight broke out over saved seats at an Arlington High School graduation ceremony in Memphis, Tennessee.  Have you ever had a fight over a saved seat?

“One or two saved seats is fine.  A whole row of ‘saved seats’ is ridiculous.”

Taylor Swift went to great lengths to keep her romance with Joe Alwyn a secret.  Are you surprised this was kept under wraps for so long?

“If she’s a private person, I can understand why she wanted to keep it under wraps.”

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MAY 22, 2017

What was your reaction to Cher’s acceptance of her icon award at this year’s Billboard Music Awards?

“I hope Cher continues speaking out about humanitarian causes.”

What would you do if you found yourself in a situation like Michelle Jennings did where Lyft customer Stephanie Young spit on her?

“Depending on who the spitter was, I might actually spit back!”

What do you think of the little girl who was dragged into a Canadian harbor by a sea lion?

“Those animal preserves should probably begin building guard rails as an extra precaution against unpredictable wildlife.”

What are your thoughts on George and Amal Clooney being reluctant to suggest names for their unborn twins in public due to fear of criticism?

“George and Amal should choose names that are meaningful to them, which they believe their children will appreciate.”

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MAY 24, 2017

In the wake of the Manchester terror attack, should artists cancel their shows?

“No, there are other ways for artists to show their support and solidarity without canceling their own concerts.”

Do you think Kim Kardashian’s and Madonna’s posts in support of Ariana Grande were acceptable or narcissistic?

“Madonna is the same one who made the comment about ‘blowing up the White House’...I take her opinions with a grain of salt.”

Should Brian Kornbluth still be allowed to teach after his ‘candy-for-kisses’ crime?

“I do wonder if we all would be reacting as harshly if it had been a *female* teacher trading ‘candy-for-kisses’...”

Do you give money to panhandlers?

“Nope.  I have no way of knowing what their identities are...or what they might do.”

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MAY 25, 2017

Do you think Zac Efron hooked up with Madonna based on his Jimmy Kimmel interview?

“It sounds like he was trying to utilize a clever double entendre, not speaking literally.”

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JUNE 5, 2017

What’s your reaction to Phylicia Rashad and Keshia Knight-Pulliam supporting Bill Cosby during his current trial?

“They are delusional.”

Tiger Woods has been booked for a DUI after having four different types of painkillers in his system.  Are you more forgiving when someone drinks under the influence of alcohol?

“They still need to be punished, and they should also be screened to make sure it isn’t an addiction.”

Do you expect people who have a lot, in terms of wealth, to give a lot to others?

“Wealthy people should have the discretion to give (or not give) to whichever causes and endeavors they personally support.”

What’s your reaction to the mega-success of the new Wonder Woman movie?

“I hope it means more female superheroines, and increased multidimensional roles for female leads in films and TV.”

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JUNE 6, 2017

Do you think your social media account should affect other aspects of your life?

“If you type controversial things in public forums online, you need to expect to be held accountable for what you say.”

Do you think people are born with talent or have to develop it?

“It’s a combination of both.  Talent can be inborn or cultivated over time.”

Have you ever gone ahead and done something you knew you’d be judged for?

“I always speak my mind, knowing full well that I have a lot of radical beliefs that not many people agree with.”

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JUNE 8, 2017

Do you believe the recent fall that Phil Collins was hospitalized for is related to his recent alcoholism revelation?

“There’s a difference between whether it was a random accident or some sort of chronic medical ailment.”

Should Michelle Carter be convicted of involuntary manslaughter for her role in the suicide of Conrad Roy III?

“If there’s evidence that she actively goaded him into it, she needs to be held legally liable.”

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JUNE 12, 2017

Do you think Bachelor in Paradise was right to shut down production in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations between two of the participants?

“No, they should have simply ejected all participants who were perpetrators of the alleged misconduct.”

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JUNE 13, 2017

Do you think Megyn Kelly’s interview with Alex Jones should air as planned, or be scrapped?

“Megyn Kelly doesn’t appear to have journalistic bias on this one, so I’d say the interview is fine.”

Do you think Bill Cosby helped his case or hurt his case by not taking the stand?

“It may not hurt him, but I doubt it will help him either.  The damage has already been done.”

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JUNE 14, 2017

In the event of a house fire, do you have a firm exit plan?

“Fire is one of my greatest phobias.  If I was in a house fire, I might panic and perish.”

When was the last time you got excited about something?

“I get excited any time a politician’s office responds to one of my civic activism letters.”

Did your parents do anything to document memories of you, as a kid?

“They kept baby books and school picture ‘trees’ for both me and my sister.”

Do you see marijuana replacing alcohol as the preferred vice for Millennials?

“Anything can be abused. With any so-called ‘vice,’ the key is moderation.”

Do you think you’re too old to go to the club?

“I don’t dance.  I’ve never even set foot inside of a nightclub.”

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JUNE 19, 2017

Does Bill Cosby’s mistrial restore Cosby’s legacy?

“Nope.  His legacy is tainted forever, unless he admits his wrongdoing.”

What do you think is the appropriate sentence for Michelle Carter?

“The maximum sentence, with no chance of parole until 2028.”

What reasons have you had for a breakup?

“Emotional abuse and geographic limitations.”

Are there any parts of your life where you’ve taken on two roles?

“When it comes to politics, I’m both an agitator and a conciliator.  And I'm pretty good at it, too!”

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JUNE 20, 2017

What’s your reaction to Kim Kardashian receiving backlash for a photo promoting her new beauty line that prompted accusations of imitating blackface?

“Kim wasn’t trying to parody or joke about racial oppression.  Calling it ‘cultural appropriation’ is a stretch...”

What is your reaction to the news that Carrie Fisher’s autopsy showed cocaine, heroin, and ecstasy in her system when she died?

“It just goes to show that, even with their celebrity privilege, public figures aren’t immune from the downfall of addiction.”

Is there anything you’ll be better at when you’re 70 years old?

“Probably networking and socializing – since I’m confident I’ll have advanced in prestige by then.”

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JUNE 26, 2017

Do you put your trust in amusement park rides?

“I generally prefer slower, more serene rides.  StoryBookLand Canals, anyone? #DisneyStrong”

Do you think the professor who ripped into Otto Warmbier should have been fired?

“I think students should boycott her course.  Katherine Dettwyler is one hateful individual...”

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JUNE 27, 2017

What do you think of people socially-shaming Kim Kardashian for photographing her son, Saint, in a forward-facing car seat?

“Maybe they should quit spending so much of their time viewing Kim’s social media feed, instead?”

A coroner misidentified a dead body by using facial recognition photography. What do you think?

“Wouldn’t responsible and accurate DNA-testing eliminate false identification when performing autopsies?”

Do you think it’s reasonable to ask a woman to have a bra be part of her work uniform?

“It should be a woman’s choice, period – as long as she isn’t showing nipples at work.”

Are you in touch with why you were created?

“I believe I was put on this planet to avert disasters and to help humanity advance forward.  So were many other people.”

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JUNE 28, 2017

Do you keep tabs on your exes?

“No, not really.  Too many painful memories.”

Has any part of you improved with age?

“My mind...including my ability to think on my feet, and to generate witty verbal comebacks.”

Which style of parenting do you think is most effective?

“A holistic combination of discipline, compassion, and evenhandedness is usually ideal.”

How nosy are you?

“I’m a chronic eavesdropper.  #SorryNotSorry”

When’s the last time a family member was upset with something you said?

“I think whenever I call them out on their inanity...they get upset that they don’t have a better defense of their own.”

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JUNE 29, 2017

Do you think Christine Braswell should have been charged with a misdemeanor assault for running down her alleged purse snatcher, Robert Raines, in the North Carolina parking lot of a Wal-Mart with her car?

“Only the thief should be charged.  It was self-defense.”

Have you ever replaced one vice with another?

“Yes, I’ve replaced sadness with anger.”

Following the entrapment of Denielle Backstrom in her Colorado  Springs garage by a wild bear, are you concerned that bears are getting more and more comfortable with human contact?

“I would have gotten the hell out of there and called animal control.”

After the fatal “prank-shooting” of Pedro Ruiz – while his pregnant girlfriend, Monalisa Perez, assisted – do you think people are too desperate for social media *LIKES* and followers?

“Anytime someone orchestrates a prank, they need to take reasonable safety precautions.  This woman clearly didn’t.”

Who was your first celebrity crush?

“Erik von Detten”

Do you think Adele is really saying goodbye to touring?

“She may just need a break or a longer hiatus.  She reserves the right to change her mind again, down the road.”

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JULY 10, 2017

Do you think Rob Kardashian should be charged under California revenge porn law?

“Yes, although there should be a difference between commercial-based reparations versus punitive awards for malicious intent.”

Should Green Day have been told when one of their acrobats fell to his death right before their live concert?

“Yes, it was their right to know.”

Would catching your mate cheating automatically ruin your relationship, or could you work through it?

“Maybe the relationship could be repaired...but it would depend on all the circumstances leading up to it.”

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JULY 11, 2017

Do you care how long prior to his relationship with Jennifer Garner that Ben Affleck had been seeing his current girlfriend?

“This just shows how ridiculous it is for the peanut gallery to be gossiping about celebrities’ love lives in the first place.”

Have you ever been bothered by loud sex?

“I’ve overheard roommates engaging in sex, but I felt amusement moreso than annoyance.”

What are your thoughts on the male worker who was asked to remove his makeup on the job?

“It’s only an appropriate workplace rule if applied to both sexes equally.”

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JULY 12, 2017

Have you ever tried to help someone who didn’t want your help?

“Yes...but if someone isn’t ready to confront making changes in their life, there’s no reasonable way to force them.”

How easily do you give up?

“If it’s something that ignites my anger or an intense passion in me, I’ll never give up.  Ever.”

What do you think of Kendall and Kylie Jenner using images without permission on their new T-shirt line?

“They still need to make restitution if they commercially profited from someone else’s unauthorized image.”

How do you think trash-talking affects an athlete’s performance?

“It can be a cathartic release of adrenaline...or it can inflate the athlete’s ego.  Depends on the individual competitor.”

Is there anything you’ve vowed you will never do?

“I will never use the TSA airport body scanners, because I’m claustrophobic.  Plus, it’s degrading.  #PatMeDownPlease”

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JULY 13, 2017

What do you think of Chip Gaines’s man-bun on Instagram?

“Shaming men for our hairstyles or hair length is just another variation of gender discrimination.  Enough with the gender roles!”

When did you become okay with yourself?

“When I realized that too many people won’t go along with positive change unless you force their hand.”

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See you all again in the fall, for more tweeting!

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Women’s History Month began as a week-long celebration by in Sonoma, California in 1978 which was centered around International Women’s Day on March 8. A year later during a women’s history conference at Sarah Lawrence College, participants learned how successful the week was and decided to initiate similar in their own areas. President Carter issued the first proclamation for a national Women’s History Week in 1980. In 1987, Congress (after being petitioned by the National Women’s History Project) passed Pub. L. 100-9 designating March as Women’s History Month. U.S. Presidents have issued proclamations on Women’s History Month since 1988.

Here at the UCF Libraries, we have created a list of suggested (and favorite) books about women’s history in both fact and fiction. Please click on the read more link below to see the full list with descriptions and catalog links.

Almost Astronauts: 13 Women Who Dared to Dream by Tanya Lee Stone What does it take to be an astronaut? Excellence at flying, courage, intelligence, resistance to stress, top physical shape, any checklist would include these. But when America created NASA in 1958, there was another unspoken rule: you had to be a man. Here is the tale of thirteen women who proved that they were not only as tough as the toughest man but also brave enough to challenge the government. They were blocked by prejudice, jealousy, and the scrawled note of one of the most powerful men in Washington. But even though the Mercury 13 women did not make it into space, they did not lose, for their example empowered young women to take their place in the sky, piloting jets and commanding space capsules.  Suggested by Jamie LaMoreaux, Acquisitions & Collections

Enter Helen: the invention of Helen Gurley Brown and the rise of the modern single woman by Brooke Hauser Chronicles the rise of a cultural icon who redefined what it means to be an American woman. In 1965, Helen Gurley Brown, author of the groundbreaking bestseller Sex and the Single Girl, took over an ailing Cosmopolitan and soon revamped it into one of the most bankable--and revolutionary--brands on the planet. At a time when women's magazines taught housewives how to make the perfect casserole, Helen spoke directly to the single girl next door, cheekily advising her on how to pursue men, money, power, pleasure, and, most of all, personal happiness. Bringing New York City vibrantly to life during the sexual revolution and the women's movement, and featuring a rich cast of characters, including Hugh Hefner and Gloria Steinem, Enter Helen is the riveting story of a polarizing pioneer who bucked convention to define her own destiny, baiting a generation that both revered and rejected her. Suggested by Richard Harrison, Subject Librarian

Fight like a Girl: How to be a Fearless Feminist by Megan Seely Fight Like A Girl offers a fearless vision for the future of feminism. By boldly detailing what is at stake for women and girls today, Megan Seely outlines the necessary steps to achieve true political, social and economic equity for all. Reclaiming feminism for a new generation, Fight Like A Girl speaks to young women who embrace feminism in substance but not necessarily in name. Suggested by Mary Rubin, Special Collections & University Archives

Flow: The Cultural Story of Menstruation by Elissa Stein Flow spans its fascinating, occasionally wacky and sometimes downright scary story: from mikvahs (ritual cleansing baths) to menopause, hysteria to hysterectomies - not to mention the Pill, cramps, the history of underwear, and the movie about puberty they showed you in 5th grade. Suggested by Megan Haught, Teaching & Engagement/Research & Information Services

Girls to the Front: The True Story of the Riot Grrrl Revolution by Sara Marcus Girls to the Front is the epic, definitive history of Riot Grrrl—the radical feminist uprising that exploded into the public eye in the 1990s and included incendiary punk bands Bikini Kill, Bratmobile, Heavens to Betsy, and Huggy Bear. A dynamic chronicle not just a movement but an era, this is the story of a group of pissed—off girls with no patience for sexism and no intention of keeping quiet. Suggested by Carrie Moran, User Engagement Librarian

Juliette Gordon Low : the remarkable founder of the Girl Scouts by Stacy A. Cordery In celebration of the Girl Scouts' centennial, this biography is a salute to its maverick founder. Born at the start of the Civil War, Juliette Gordon Low grew up in Georgia, where she struggled to reconcile being a good Southern belle with her desire to run barefoot through the fields. Deafened by an accident, "Daisy" married a dashing British aristocrat and moved to England. But she was ultimately betrayed by her husband and dissatisfied by the aimlessness of privileged life. Her search for a greater purpose ended when she met Robert Baden-Powell, war hero, adventurer, and founder of the Boy Scouts. Captivated with his program, Daisy aimed to instill the same useful skills and moral values in young girls, with an emphasis on fun. She imported the Boy Scouts' sister organization, the Girl Guides, to Savannah in 1912. Rechristened the Girl Scouts, it grew rapidly because of her unquenchable determination and energetic, charismatic leadership. In this biography, the author paints a dynamic portrait of an intriguing woman and a true pioneer whose work touched the lives of millions of girls and women around the world. Suggested by Richard Harrison, Subject Librarian

Letters to Alice on First Reading Jane Austen by Fay Weldon Alternating between passages from Jane Austen’s novels and accounts of her own career, Weldon reveals the connections between art and life, and charts Alice’s trajectory from unpublished writer to celebrated author, her success ultimately outstripping that of her famous “aunt.” Letters to Alice puts Austen’s works into a contemporary perspective as it explores the craft of writing fiction, the pitfalls of publishing too early, the conventions that stifle the creative impulse, and more. In paying tribute to Austen, Weldon opens an illuminating window onto reading, writing, and why literature matters. Suggested by Jamie LaMoreaux, Acquisitions & Collections

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott Lovely Meg, talented Jo, frail Beth, spoiled Amy: these are hard lessons of poverty and of growing up in New England during the Civil War. Through their dreams, plays, pranks, letters, illnesses, and courtships, women of all ages have become a part of this remarkable family and have felt the deep sadness when Meg leaves the circle of sisters to be married at the end of Part I. Part II, chronicles Meg's joys and mishaps as a young wife and mother, Jo's struggle to become a writer, Beth's tragedy, and Amy's artistic pursuits and unexpected romance. Based on Louise May Alcott's childhood, this lively portrait of nineteenth-century family life possesses a lasting vitality that has endeared it to generations of readers. Suggested by Cindy Dancel, Research & Information Services

Mercury 13: the true story of thirteen women and the dream of space flight by Martha Ackmann In 1961, just as NASA launched its first man into space, a group of women underwent secret testing in the hopes of becoming America's first female astronauts. They passed the same battery of tests at the legendary Lovelace Foundation as did the Mercury 7 astronauts, but they were summarily dismissed by the boys' club at NASA and on Capitol Hill. The USSR sent its first woman into space in 1963; the United States did not follow suit for another twenty years. In addition to talking extensively to these women, Ackmann interviewed Chuck Yeager, John Glenn, Scott Carpenter, and others at NASA and in the White House with firsthand knowledge of the program, and includes here never-before-seen photographs of the Mercury 13 passing their Lovelace tests. Despite the crushing disappointment of watching their dreams being derailed, the Mercury 13 went on to extraordinary achievement in their lives: Jerrie Cobb dedicated her life to flying solo missions to the Amazon rain forest; Wally Funk went on to become one of the first female FAA investigators; Janey Hart had the political savvy to steer the women through congressional hearings and later helped found the National Organization for Women. Suggested by Jamie LaMoreaux, Acquisitions & Collections

My Life, My Love, My Legacy by Coretta Scott King The life story of Coretta Scott King--wife of Martin Luther King Jr., founder of the King Center for Nonviolent Social Change, and singular twentieth-century American civil rights activist--as told fully for the first time, toward the end of her life, to one of her closest friends. Coretta's is a love story, a family saga, and the memoir of an independent-minded black woman in twentieth-century America, a brave leader who stood committed, proud, forgiving, nonviolent, and hopeful in the face of terrorism and violent hatred every single day of her life. Suggest by Missy Murphey, Subject Librarian

My Life on the Road by Gloria Steinem Gloria Steinem had an itinerant childhood. Every fall, her father would pack the family into the car and they would drive across the country, in search of their next adventure. The seeds were planted: Steinem would spend much of her life on the road, as a journalist, organizer, activist, and speaker. In vivid stories that span an entire career, Steinem writes about her time on the campaign trail, from Bobby Kennedy to Hillary Clinton; her early exposure to social activism in India, and the decades spent organizing ground-up movements in America; the taxi drivers who were "vectors of modern myths" and the airline stewardesses who embraced the feminist revolution; and the infinite, surprising contrasts, the "surrealism in everyday life" that Steinem encountered as she traveled back and forth across the country. Suggested by Carrie Moran, User Engagement Librarian

Odd Girls and Twilight Lovers by Lillian Faderman As Lillian Faderman writes, there are "no constants with regard to lesbianism," except that lesbians prefer women. In this groundbreaking book, she reclaims the history of lesbian life in twentieth-century America, tracing the evolution of lesbian identity and subcultures from early networks to more recent diverse lifestyles. She draws from journals, unpublished manuscripts, songs, media accounts, novels, medical literature, pop culture artifacts, and oral histories by lesbians of all ages and backgrounds, uncovering a narrative of uncommon depth and originality. Suggested by Missy Murphey, Subject Librarian

Olivia by Dorothy Strachey Captures the awakening passions of an adolescent girl sent away for a year to a small finishing school outside Paris, where she develops an infatuation for her headmistress. Although not strictly autobiographical, Olivia draws on the author’s experiences at finishing schools run by the charismatic Mlle. Marie Souvestre, whose influence lived on through former students like Natalie Barney and Eleanor Roosevelt. Olivia was dedicated to the memory of Strachey’s friend Virginia Woolf and published to acclaim in 1949. In 1999, Olivia was included on the Publishing Triangle’s widely publicized list of the 100 Best Gay and Lesbian Novels of the 20th Century. Suggested by Megan Haught, Teaching & Engagement/Research & Information Services

Olivia by Ian Falconer A new and unexpected heroine emerges with the irresistible Olivia. Olivia is a spunky little pig with an abundance of energy and enthusiasm. Her daily activities of singing the loudest of songs, creating art on walls, and building skyscrapers do not tire her in the least. Rather, when it is time for bed, she asks for a plethora of books to be read! Olivia's mom, on the other hand, is drained. Parents and kids alike will marvel at Olivia's abounding energy and her mom's abounding patience and love. Suggested by Susan MacDuffee, Acquisitions & Collections

Queen Victoria: A Personal History by Christopher Hibbert The unearthing of lively, telling anecdotes is the special province of Christopher Hibbert, who delights in forcing readers, in the most entertaining way, to reassess all their notions about some of the world's most intriguing historical figures. His biography of Victoria is no exception. We learn in these pages that not only was she the formidable, demanding, capricious Queen of popular imagination, but she was also often shy and vulnerable, prone to giggling fits and crying jags. Often puritanical and censorious when confronted with her mother's moral lapses, she herself could be passionately sensual, emotional, and deeply sentimental. Her 64-year reign saw thrones fall, empires crumble, new continents explored, and England's rise to global and industrial dominance. Hibbert's account of Victoria's life and times is just as sweeping as he reveals to us the real Victoria in all her complexity: failed mother and imperious monarch, irrepressible woman and icon of a repressive age. Suggested by Peggy Nuhn, Regional Librarian

Rise of the Rocket Girls: The Women Who Propelled Us, from Missiles to the Moon to Mars by Nathalia Holt In the 1940s and 50s, when the newly minted Jet Propulsion Laboratory needed quick-thinking mathematicians to calculate velocities and plot trajectories, they didn't turn to male graduates. Rather, they recruited an elite group of young women who, with only pencil, paper, and mathematical prowess, transformed rocket design, helped bring about the first American satellites, and made the exploration of the solar system possible.  Suggested by Megan Haught, Teaching & Engagement/Research & Information Services

Savage Beauty: The Life of Edna St. Vincent Millay by Nancy Mitford If F. Scott Fitzgerald was the hero of the Jazz Age, Edna St. Vincent Millay, as audacious in her love affairs as she was in her art, was its heroine. She embodied, in her reckless fancy, the spirit of the New Woman, and gave America its voice. Nancy Milford was given exclusive access to Millay's papers, and what she found was an unimaginable treasure. Hundreds of letters flew back and forth between the three sisters and their mother - and Millay kept the most intimate diary, one whose ruthless honesty brings to mind the journals of Sylvia Plath. Suggested by Larry Cooperman, Research & Information Services

When God Was a Woman by Merlin Stone Documents the ancient worship of the great creator Mother Goddess under a diversity of names and details the rewriting of myths, the recasting of rituals and religious doctrines, and the transformation of the Goddess into a wanton, depraved figure by invading patriarchal tribes. Suggested by Megan Haught, Teaching & Engagement/Research & Information Services

Women in early America: Struggle, survival and freedom in a New World by Dorothy Mays "Women in Early America: Struggle, Survival, and Freedom in a New World "provides insight into an era in American history when women had immense responsibilities and unusual freedoms. The coverage begins with the 1607 settlement at Jamestown and ends with the War of 1812. In addition to the role of Anglo-American women, the experiences of African, French, Dutch, and Native American women are discussed. The issues discussed include how women coped with rural isolation, why they were prone to superstitions, who was likely to give birth out of wedlock, and how they raised large families while coping with immense household responsibilities. Suggested by Peggy Nuhn, Regional Librarian

You Learn by Living: Eleven Keys for a More Fulfilling Life by Eleanor Roosevelt Eleanor Roosevelt, one of the world’s best loved and most admired public figures, offers a wise and intimate guide on how to overcome fears, embrace challenges as opportunities, and cultivate civic pride: You Learn by Living. A crucial precursor to better-living guides like Mark Nepo’s The Book of Awakening or Robert Persig’s Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, as well as political memoirs such as John F. Kennedy’s Profiles in Courage, the First Lady’s illuminating manual of personal exploration resonates with the timeless power to change lives. Suggested by Carrie Moran, User Engagement Librarian

For information about the whole host of Women’s History Month events at UCF, please visit the UCF Office of Diversity and Inclusion Women’s History Month site.

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'He totally said it' or 'complete BS'? Sanders and Warren voters dig in

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'He totally said it' or 'complete BS'? Sanders and Warren voters dig in

Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders. | Scott Olson/Getty Images

DES MOINES, Iowa — Every Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders supporter seems to have an opinion on their infamous Dec. 2018 meeting.

One side believes Warren’s account that Sanders told her a woman couldn’t beat Donald Trump:“He totally said it! Women are watching, Bernie.”The other is just as convinced she embellished or lied for political advantage:“We obviously know that it was complete BS.”

Interviews with more than two dozen voters at events for Sanders and Warren last weekend made clear that the hard feelings between the two progressive icons have extended to their supporters. The situation has injected a volatile mix of gender politics and alleged sexism into the final weeks of the campaign, and added another layer of uncertainty to a primary where any number of outcomes remain possible.

Despite Warren and Sanders’ attempts to move on, the fight’s aftermath poses risks for both candidates — potentially hurting Sanders’ standing with female voters and undermining Warren’s attempt to portray herself as the candidate best equipped to unite the party.Even though many voters expressed a desire to move forward, the interviews show that the collision has at least temporarily colored the opinions each candidate’s supporters have of the other.

Many Sanders voters see a cynically orchestrated hit piece by Warren or her allies to save her candidacy and hurt Sanders in the final stretch of the campaign, coming more than a year after the meeting took place.

“I mean, it was a mugging,” Kurt Ehrenberg, who served as Sanders’ New Hampshire political director in 2016 and left his 2020 campaign earlier this year, said of the dispute. He added it caught the Sanders campaign flat-footed: “They didn’t have a good plan to deal with it clearly, except to react angrily, and that was the wrong way to react.”

“I think she feels she’s slipping and losing a little momentum and she’s a little bit frightened by that,” Sanders backer Dale Howard of Nashua, N.H. said after a town hall the candidate held on Saturday. “I can’t imagine him saying it.”

Or as Kristine Acevedo, a 48-year-old Boston activist who traveled to Exeter to see Sanders at a town hall, put it, “We obviously know that it was complete BS.”

Several people supporting or strongly considering Warren, however, see a stubborn man defensively insisting he said nothing wrong and trying to paint Warren as either oversensitive or a liar.

“I would have rather him said: it was wrong of me to ever give you that impression. Boom. Done,” said Tanya Keith, 48, who works in historic preservation in Des Moines and attended a Planned Parenthood event with Warren on Saturday. Her reaction to the back-and-forth: “He totally said it! Women are watching, Bernie.”

“I know what men say to us in rooms and then what they say to us in person to gaslight us, and I just want you to know that I believe you 100 percent,” Keith told Warren during the event, prefacing her question about uniting the party for the general election. She hasn’t decided whom to support but is seriously considering Warren.

“I believe her, just put it that way,” said Brian Guillaume, 32, who works for Iowa House Democrats and is leaning toward supporting Warren. “As the father of two daughers with a wife who sees how misogyny works, the way she looked at the debate, you could tell she seemed shocked when he denied it.”

For Alison Ver Schuer, a staffer for Democrats in the Iowa statehouse, it boils down to this: “Believe women. Just believe women.”

The irreconcilable nature of the two accounts — and why the issue may linger with voters — was highlighted when Warren confronted Sanders on stage after last week’s debate. “I think you called me a liar on national TV,” she said. After initially suggesting they talk about the matter another time, Sanders shot back: “You called me a liar.”

Since then, both candidates have tried to get past it. “I have said all I’m going to say on this. You can keep asking the question, but I’m not going to make an additional comment,” Warren told reporters Friday in Newton, Iowa, a sentiment she repeated again Sunday in Des Moines. The two candidates also marched together, arms locked, in South Carolina on Monday ahead of a Martin Luther King Jr. Day event at Zion Baptist Church.

Sanders has mostly declined to commented, too, but the fraught politics was highlighted Sunday when he seemed to equate the obstacles female candidates to the his own challenge running at 78 years old. “I think everybody has their own sets of problems,” he said. Many Warren supporters saw his remarks as evidence that he likely did tell Warren a woman couldn’t beat Trump.

Passionate supporters and even some campaign surrogates have also kept the argument alive.

“Meaningful progressive unity also should include meaningful accountability — Bernie Sanders, his campaign owe Sen. Warren, her campaign & supporters an apology for accusing her of bad faith lying, unspeakable online abuse before we talk unity,” Murshed Zaheed, a Democratic strategist who supports Warren, wrote on Twitter.

Victoria Dooley, a Sanders surrogate, also weighed in on Twitter. “When I lie on my good friend I always make sure it’s a year after the fact, and only once they’re hammering me in the polls, she wrote sacastically. “But that’s just me.”

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There’s a masterlist below compiled of over 530+ Paraguayan faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever character or whichever project you desire.

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María Odulia Nicola Ruotti / Chinita de Nicola (1922) Paraguayan - singer.

Alma María Vaesken (1935) Paraguayan - singer.

Raquel Chaves (1939) Paraguayan - poet, novelist, and journalist.

Faith Wilding (1943) Paraguayan - multidisciplinary artist, writer and educator.

Renée Ferrer de Arréllaga (1944) Paraguayan - poet and novelist.

Wanda Seux (1948) Paraguayan [Syrian, Lebanese, French] - vedette, dancer, and actress.

Numy Silva (1949) Paraguayan, Argentinian - actress.

Susy Delgado (1949) Paraguayan - poet and writer.

Ermelinda Pedroso Rodríguez D'Almeida / Perla (1951) Paraguayan - singer.

Raquel Lebrón (1954) Paraguayan - harpist.

Susana Escobar (1962) Paraguayan - actress.

Luz María Bobadilla (1963) Paraguayan - guitarist.

Sharlene Wells Hawkes (1964) Paraguayan - beauty pageant contestant.

Sonia Marchewka (1964) Paraguayan - actress.

Berta Rojas (1966) Paraguayan - guitarist and pianist.

Lourdes Llanes (1967) Paraguayan - actress.

Tana Schémbori (1970) Paraguayan - filmmaker and actress.

Vivian Benítez (1970) Paraguayan - beauty queen, model and TV Hostess.

Paz Encina (1971)  Paraguayan - director.

Clara Franco (1977) Paraguayan - actress, singer, tv host, and comedian.

Cindy Taylor (1977) Paraguayan - actress, TV host and model.

Stefanie Küster / Estefanía Küster (1979) Paraguayan [German, possibly other] - model and dancer.

Yanina González (1979) Paraguayan - actress, model, and beauty pageant contestant.

Pabla Thomen (1980) Paraguayan - actress, radio host, and tv host.

Viviana Stengel (1980) Paraguayan [German, possibly other] - singer.

Gabriela Bo (1980) Paraguayan - actress.

Renate Costa (1981) Paraguayan - director.

Leryn Franco (1982) Paraguayan - model, actress, and ex professional javelin thrower.

Malala Olitte (1982) Paraguayan - television presenter.

Lory Anderson (1982) Paraguayan / Argentinian - actress, model, and tv host.

Lourdes Amarilla (1983) Paraguayan - actress.

Melissa Quinonez (1983) Paraguayan - television and radio presenter.

Lourdes Arévalos (1984) Paraguayan - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Paola Maltese (1984) Paraguayan [Italian] - actress, presenter and entrepreneur.

Larissa Riquelme (1985) Paraguayan - model and actress.

Dallys Ferreira (1985) Paraguayan - celebrity.

María José Maldonado (1985) Paraguayan - singer, model, and beauty pageant contestant.

Lali González (1986) Paraguayan - actress.

Gabi Wolscham (1986) Paraguayan - model.

María de la Paz Vargas (1987) Paraguayan - beauty pageant contestant.

Yohana Benítez (1987) Paraguayan - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Daiana Ferreira Da Costa (1987) Paraguayan - guitarist and beauty pageant contestant.

Egni Eckert (1987) Paraguayan [German, possibly other] - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Elizabeth Grimmett (1987) Paraguayan - celebrity.

Silvia Flores (1987) Paraguayan - actress.

Giannina Rufinelli (1987) Paraguayan [Italian, possibly other] - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Mareike Baumgarten (1987) Paraguayan - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Fiorella Migliore (1989) Paraguayan [Italian, possibly other] - actress, model, tv presenter, and beauty pageant contestant.

Andrea Quattrocchi (1989) Paraguayan [Italian, possibly other] - actress, dancer, tv host, and announcer.

Gabriela Rejala (1989) Paraguayan - beauty pageant contestant.

Nicole Huber (1990) Paraguayan [German, possibly other] - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Violeta Acuña (1990) Paraguayan - actress.

Flor Martino (1990) Paraguayan - actress.

Laura Garcete (1990) Paraguayan - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Alba Riquelme (1991) Paraguayan - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Ariela Machado (1992) Paraguayan - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Cynthia Gómez (1992) Paraguayan - actress.

Nadia Portillo (1992) Paraguayan - musician and actress.

Ana Livieres (1992) Paraguayan - model and actress.

Guadalupe González (1992) Paraguayan - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Stephanía Stegman (1992) Paraguayan - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Myriam Arévalos (1993) Paraguayan - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Kya Mariel Koplin (1993) Paraguayan - production manager.

Paola Oberladstatter (1993) Paraguayan - Miss World Paraguay 2017

Lourdes Motta (1993) Paraguayan - Instagram Star and model.

Ana Chamorro (1993) Paraguayan - celebrity.

Alice Park (1994) Paraguayan [Korean] - model.

Sally Jara (1994) Paraguayan - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Simone Freitag (1995) Paraguayan - Miss World Paraguay 2016.

Carmiña Masi (1997) Paraguayan - Instagram Star.

Angelina Green (2004) Paraguayan / Unspecified Other - singer.

Yei Park (?) Paraguayan [Korean] - model and beauty pageant contestant.

Gloria Criscione Pineda / Gloria del Paraguay (?) Paraguayan [Italian / Spanish] - singer.

Alicia Martin (?) Paraguayan - actress, singer, and ex model.

Hebe Duarte (?) Paraguayan [Guarani, possibly other] - actress.

Patty Gadea (?) Paraguayan - actress, model, and tv host.

Yolanda Park (?) Paraguayan [Korean] - tv host.

Maia Nikiphoroff (?) Paraguayan [Russian, Italian] - actress, model, and dancer.

Jazmín Bogarín (?) Paraguayan [Guarani, possibly other] - actress.

Claudia Galanti (?) Paraguayan - model, showgirl, and actress.

Gloria Jara (?) Paraguayan - actress, model, and vedette.

Karina Buttner (?) Paraguayan - model.

Bianca Lee (?) Paraguayan [Korean] - model.

Sandra Kúku Flecha (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Angela Getz (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Tamara Djundi (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Leticia Panambi Sosa (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Nelly Dávalos (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Enrique Collar (?) Paraguayan - screenwriter and audiovisual artist.

Alicia Guerra (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Gabriela Bo (?) Paraguayan - actress.

María José Cacavelos (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Lourdez Gonzales (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Alicia Ávalos (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Diana Bareiro (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Andrea Melgarejo (?) Paraguayan - model and beauty pageant contestant.

GiannyL (?) Paraguayan - YouTuber.

Amparo Velázquez (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Daiana Cubilla Lee (?) Paraguayan [Korean, possibly other] - beauty pageant contestant.

Marissa Monutti (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Naty Sosa (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Sarai Lopez (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Angeline Carmona (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Ofelia Aquino (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Lourdes García (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Alejandra Prayones (?) Paraguayan - tv host.

Solange Mendez Flores / Solange Méndez (?) Paraguayan - actress and beauty pageant titleholder.

Fátima Aquino (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Lizarela Valiente (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Clyde Cowan (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Nathalie Lange (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Julia Peroni Mayans (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Anna Wollmeister (?) Paraguayan - YouTuber (HAUPEI Paraguay).

Cristina Logan (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Natalia Nebbia (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Gaby Cubilla (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Magdalena Estigarribia (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Clotilde Cabral (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Alejandra Siquot (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Katia Marmori (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Cecilia Torres (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Angelica Macuacua (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Leila Giménez (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Antonella Zaldivar (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Cynthia López (?) Paraguayan - model.

Patty Paredes (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Fanny Arzamendia (?) Paraguayan - model.

Tanya Villalba (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Vanessa Baez (?) Paraguayan - model.

Antonia Florentín Medina (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Mikaela Weiss Cohen (?) Paraguayan - model.

Andrea Burgos (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Julie Siemens (?) Paraguayan - model.

Constanza Ferreira (?) Paraguayan - model.

Carla Garelli (?) Paraguayan - Miss Teen International 2016.

Tiara Rautenberg (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Rogelia Rodríguez (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Teresa Maciel (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Eladia Velazquez (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Laura Kohoot (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Jéssica Servín (?) Paraguayan - Miss International Paraguay 2014.

Anahe Jaramello (?) Paraguayan - Miss Teen Universe Paraguay 2017.

Gissella Sotomayor (?) Paraguayan - Miss Grand Paraguay 2014.

Natalia Alvarenga (?) Paraguayan - actress.

Viviana Florentin (?) Paraguayan - Miss Supranational Paraguay 2016.

Giovanna Cordeiro (?) Paraguayan - Miss World Paraguay 2015.

Sendy Cáceres (?) Paraguayan - Miss Earth Paraguay 2014.

Jazmín Romero (?) Paraguayan - model.

Clara Sosa (?) Paraguayan - model.

Ani Lindström (?) Paraguayan - model.

Carmen Tatiana Laspina Ruiz Diaz (?) Paraguayan - model.

Paula Artunduaga (?) Paraguayan - model.

Paula Gauto (?) Paraguayan - model.

Belèn Navarro (?) Paraguayan - model.

Rossana Fabiola Speciale Escobar (?) Paraguayan - model.

Rosanna Elizabeth Jiménez Pereira (?)  Paraguayan - Miss Universe Paraguay 1997.

Melissa Hicks (?) Paraguayan - singer (Tekove).

F Athletes:

Natalia Toledo (1972) Paraguayan - long jumper.

Patricia Wilka (1972) Paraguayan - sport shooter.

Rossana de los Ríos (1975) Paraguayan - tennis player.

Larissa Schaerer (1975) Paraguayan - tennis player.

Karen Doljak (1978) Paraguayan - cyclist.

Celeste Troche (1981) Paraguayan - golfer.

Carmen Martínez (1982) Paraguayan - long-distance runner.

Florencia Cerutti (1982) Paraguayan - sport sailor.

Marizza Faría (1983) Paraguayan - handballer.

Mariana Canillas (1984) Paraguayan - discus thrower.

Luz Genes (1984) Paraguayan - handballer.

Andrea Prono (1984) Paraguayan - swimmer.

María Gómez (1984) Paraguayan - handballer.

Paola Ferrari (1985) Paraguayan - basketball player.

Karina dos Santos (1985) Paraguayan - handballer.

Julieta Granada (1986) Paraguayan - golfer.

Rocio Rivarola (1987) Paraguayan - rower.

Leticia Martínez (1988) Paraguayan - handballer.

Sophie Schmidt (1988) Paraguayan, Unspecified Other - footballer.

Alicia Villalba (1988) Paraguayan - handballer.

Ana Camila Pirelli (1989) Paraguayan - track and field athlete.

Myrian Rodríguez (1989) Paraguayan - handballer.

Gabriela Mosqueira (1990) Paraguayan - rower.

María Virginia Báez (1991) Paraguayan - swimmer.

Pilar Frutos (1991) Paraguayan - handballer.

Julia Marino (1992) Paraguayan - freestyle skier.

Leysa Beggan (1992) Paraguayan - handballer.

Verónica Cepede Royg (1992) Paraguayan - tennis player.

Alana Pedrozo (1992) Paraguayan - handballer.

Gloria Villamayor (1992) Paraguayan - footballer.

Analia Yaryes (1993) Paraguayan - handballer.

Karen Riveros (1994) Paraguayan - swimmer.

Ana Acuña (1994) Paraguayan - handballer.

Rebeca Bordon (1994) Paraguayan - handballer.

Montserrat González (1994) Paraguayan - tennis player.

Kamila Rolon (1994) Paraguayan - handballer.

Alexia Cáceres (1995) Paraguayan - handballer.

Georginna Battaglia (1995) Paraguayan - handballer.

Camila Giangreco Campiz (1996) Paraguayan - tennis player.

Sabrina Fiore (1996) Paraguayan - handballer.

Gisela González (1997) Paraguayan - handballer.

Delyne Leiva (1998) Paraguayan - handballer.

Fernanda Insfrán (1998) Paraguayan - handballer.

Giovanna Goroso (1998) Paraguayan - handballer.

María Paula Fernández (1998) Paraguayan - handballer.

Nicole Rautemberg (1999) Paraguayan - swimmer.

Fatima Acuña (1999) Paraguayan - handballer.

M:

Florentín Giménez (1925) Paraguayan - pianist.

Johnny Torales (1928) Paraguayan - musician (Los 3 Sudamericanos).

Efrén Echeverría (1932) Paraguayan - guitarist.

Alberto de Luque (1938) Paraguayan - singer.

Gabino Ruiz Díaz Torales / Rudi Torga (1938) Paraguayan [Guarani, possibly other] - poet and actor.

José Luis Ardissone (1940) Paraguayan - actor and director.

Arnaldo André (1943) Paraguayan - actor.

Felipe Sosa (1945) Paraguayan - musician.

Guido Rodríguez Alcalá (1946) Paraguayan - poet, narrator, historian, journalist, essayist, and literary critic.

Carlos Schvartzman (1947) Paraguayan [Ukrainian Jewish] - pianist and guitarist.

Juan Cancio Barreto (1950) Paraguayan - musician.

Lalo Villalba (1952) Paraguayan - singer.

Luis Szarán (1953) Paraguayan [Polish, possibly other] - musician.

Manuel Cuenca (1956) Paraguayan - actor and producer.

Chico Díaz (1959) Paraguayan / Brazilian - actor.

Ismael Ledesma (1962) Paraguayan - harpist.

Rolando Chaparro (1965) Paraguayan - musician.

Pepe Céspedes (1966) Argentinian, Paraguayan - musician.

Michael-David Aragon (1966) Paraguayan - actor and stunt double.

Juan Carlos Maneglia (1966) Paraguayan - actor and director.

Enrique Díaz (1967) Paraguayan / Brazilian - actor.

Manuel Rodríguez (1968) Paraguayan - actor.

Diego Sánchez Haase (1970) Paraguayan [German, possibly other] - pianist and harpsichordist.

Carlos Piñánez (1971) Paraguayan - actor and director.

Paletita (1973) Paraguayan - actor.

Celso Duarte (1974) Paraguayan / Mexican - musician.

Jorge Ratti (1974) Paraguayan [Italian, possibly other] - radio host, tv host, actor, and DJ.

Luis A. Aguirre (1977) Paraguayan - actor, director, and writer.

Fran Villalba (1978) Paraguayan - pianist.

Hugo Cataldo (1978) Paraguayan - actor and artist.

Enrique Pavón (1979) Paraguayan - actor and director.

Aldo Franco (1979) Paraguayan - songwriter.

Néstor Amarilla (1980) Paraguayan - actor, producer, director, and writer.

Jorge López (1980) Paraguayan - actor.

Nico García (1980) Paraguayan - actor.

Horacio Ojeda Lacognata (1981) Paraguayan - director and actor.

Nelson Silva (1981) Paraguayan - actor, playwright, director, and journalist.

Gustavo Cabaña (1982) Paraguayan - actor and comedian.

Alfredo Galeano (1982) Paraguayan - actor, editor, and drummer (Funeral).

Rodrigo Ojeda / Yuka (1983) Paraguayan - singer and guitarist (Kchiporros).

Joaquin Baldwin (1983) Paraguayan - writer and director.

Roberto Ruiz Díaz / Chirola (1984) Paraguayan - singer (Kchiporros).

Carlos Ortellado (1984) Paraguayan - actor and model.

Pablo Lamar (1984) Paraguayan - producer.

Kike Pedersen (1984) Paraguayan - musician.

Fernando Peyrat / Pibes (1985) Paraguayan - drummer (Kchiporros).

Julio De Torres (1987) Paraguayan - actor.

Toto Gonzalez (1987) Paraguayan  - TV host, radio host, and journalist.

Rodolfo Estigarribia (1987) Paraguayan - actor.

Ángel Abel Cabrera Gamarra / AC (1987) Paraguayan - guitarist and singer (Los Rumberos).

Juan Nuñez (1988) Paraguayan - singer (Los Rumberos).

Luis Troche (1988) Paraguayan - actor.

Edberg (1989) Paraguayan - twitch star.

José Carlos Cabrera (1989) Paraguayan - guitarist.

José Mongelós (1989) Paraguayan - singer.

Wilson Javier González Legal / Delta (1990) Paraguayan - rapper (Los Rumberos).

Sebastian Mayer (1990) Paraguayan / German - actor.

Nahuel Sachak (1991) Paraguayan - singer.

Iván Zavala (1991) Paraguayan - singer and multi-instrumentalist.

Juanse Buzo (?) Paraguayan - actor, musician, and comedian.

Celso Franco (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Jin Hyuk Johnny Kim (?) Paraguayan [Korean] - actor.

Michael Kovich Jr. (?) Paraguayan - filmmaker and photographer.

Rafael Alfaro (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Derlis A. González (?) Paraguayan - film composer and orchestrator.

Guillermo Vera (?) Paraguayan - actor and director.

Paul Lando (?) Paraguayan - actor, voice over, TV and radio host.

Julio Saldaña (?) Paraguayan - actor and theater director.

Bruno Sosa Bofinger (?) Paraguayan, Brazilian - actor.

Luis Troche (?) Paraguayan - actor, musician, and comedian.

Boogat (?) Paraguayan, Mexican - musician.

Fernando Abadie (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Hernán Melgarejo (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Wilfrido Acosta (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Paco Mendoza (?) Argentinian, Peruvian, Paraguayan - rapper and singer.

Víctor Sosa (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Mario Toñanez (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Sin Jabón En La Boca (?) Paraguayan - YouTuber.

Calolo Rodriguez (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Ramon Del Rio (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Paulo Metello (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Nathan Christopher Haase (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Domingo Germán (?) Paraguayan - singer-songwriter.

Gustavo Ilutovich (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Christian Ferreira (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Víctor Gavilán Sánchez (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Emilio Barreto (?) Paraguayan [Guarani, possibly other] - actor.

Anuncio Galeano (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Luis Gutiérrez (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Ruben Rodas (?) Paraguayan - filmmaker and actor.

Javier Enciso (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Silvio Rodas (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Paco Perez Montes (?) Paraguayan - YouTuber (HAUPEI Paraguay).

Fabio Chamorro (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Juan Carlos Cañete (?) Paraguayan - actor, director, and producer.

Martín Oviedo (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Tomás Arredondo (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Pablo Delgado (?) Paraguayan - youtuber (Desoxigenados).

Sebastian Arguello (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Rafael Rojas Doria (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Sebastian Rodriguez (?) Paraguayan - youtuber (Desoxigenados).

Miguel Escoz (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Carlos Cabra (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Ever Enciso (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Ramón Román (?) Paraguayan - YouTuber (MbaePikoPea).

Máximo Florentín (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Nelson Amarilla (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Carlos Jalife (?) Paraguayan - author.

Dani Da Rosa (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Beto Barsotti (?) Paraguayan - actor and musician.

Carlos Benegas (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Alejandro Cayuela (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Cesar Agüero (?) Paraguayan - youtuber (Desoxigenados).

Eduardo Ruben Cano (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Roberto Cardozo (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Felix Alberto Medina Ortiz (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Sergio Quiñonez Román (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Hector Javier Fernandez (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Cristian Agüero (?) Paraguayan - youtuber (Desoxigenados).

Blas Filártiga (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Alcides Oviedo Cáceres (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Cala del Puerto (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Vitali Rogelio Vologdin (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Maximiliano Bellassai (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Alejandro Rojas (?) Paraguayan - model.

Matias Franco (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Diego Cheblis (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Roberto Sanabria (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Victor Hugo Florentin (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Mathías Benítez (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Aníbal Ortiz (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Joaquin Serrano (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Ruly Pérez (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Arturo Ortiz (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Juan de Dios Collar (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Luis Galiano (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Dani Gamarra (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Ramon Del Rio (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Víctor Espínola (?) Paraguayan - multi-instrumentalist and singer.

Raul Isfran (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Edson Fernandez (?) Paraguayan - model.

Alejandro Adrian Lemmer (?) Paraguayan - model.

Tito Jara Roman (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Williams Ocampos (?) Paraguayan - model.

Osval (?) Paraguayan - model.

Julio Prous Torales (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Guillermo Mathias Martinez (?) Paraguayan - model.

Miguel Avalos (?) Paraguayan - model.

Edgar Mora (?) Paraguayan - actor.

Renzo Faraone (?) Paraguayan - model.

Julio Troche / Pela (?) Paraguayan - singer and guitarist (Kchiporros).

Edgar Aquino / Weket (?) Paraguayan - bassist (Kchiporros).

Diego Mieres / Perro (?) Paraguayan - keyboardist (Kchiporros).

Gustavo Gómez / Gomex (?) Paraguayan - percussionist (Kchiporros).

Casto Darío Martínez (?) Paraguayan - musician (Los 3 Sudamericanos).

Alejo Benitez (?) Paraguayan - singer and guitarist (Grupo Generación).

Adolfo Arreguí (?) Paraguayan - singer and guitarist (Grupo Generación).

Carlos Rodríguez / Toti (?) Paraguayan - singer and keyboardist (Grupo Generación).

Herbert Cáceres (?) Paraguayan - singer and accordionist (Grupo Generación).

Ismael Resquín (?) Paraguayan - percussionist (Grupo Generación).

Silvio Turró (?) Paraguayan - bassist and guitarist (Grupo Generación).

Enrique Zayas (?) Paraguayan - singer and guitarist (Paiko).

Sebastian Gulino (?) Paraguayan - drummer (Paiko).

Rodrigo Ferreiro (?) Paraguayan - singer and guitarist (Paiko).

Carlo Borghetti (?) Paraguayan - singer and bassist (Paiko).

Gonzalo Nuñez (?) Paraguayan - keyboardist (Paiko).

Federico Wagener (?) Paraguayan [German, possibly other] - bassist (Flou).

Bruno Ferreiro (?) Paraguayan [Turkish, possibly other] - guitarist (Flou).

Guillermo Gayo (?) Paraguayan - drummer (Flou).

Fernando Garbarino (?) Paraguayan - guitarist (Tekove).

Juanci Alvarez (?) Paraguayan - violinist (Tekove).

Eduardo Báez (?) Paraguayan - keyboardist (Tekove).

Juan Pablo Giménez (?) Paraguayan - bassist (Tekove).

Eduardo Benítez (?) Paraguayan - drummer (Tekove).

Patrick Altamirano (?) Paraguayan - singer (Revolber).

Rolfi Gomez (?) Paraguayan - bassist (Revolber).

Juan Colman / El Gordo LiberoSky (?) Paraguayan - drummer (Revolber).

Rodolfo Gomez (?) Paraguayan - keyboardist (Revolber).

Jorge Pflugfelder (?) Paraguayan - guitarist (Revolber).

José González (?) Paraguayan - singer and guitarist (Kuazar).

Marcelo Saracho (?) Paraguayan - bassist (Kuazar).

Marcelo Moreira (?) Paraguayan - drummer (Kuazar).

Christian Murphy (?) Paraguayan - musician (StrangersAngels).

Gabriel Murphy (?) Paraguayan - musician (StrangersAngels).

Mike Martínez (?) Paraguayan - singer and guitarist (The Force).

Juan Barrios (?) Paraguayan - singer and bassist (The Force).

Bruno Romero (?) Paraguayan - drummer (The Force).

Eduardo Valenzuela (?) Paraguayan - guitarist (The Force).

Vitti Ramírez (?) Paraguayan - guitarist (Tres Fronteras).

Franchi Morinigo (?) Paraguayan - bassist (Tres Fronteras).

Ed Gayos (?) Paraguayan - drummer (Tres Fronteras).

Leonardo Barreto (?) Paraguayan - bassist (Funeral).

Carlos Vargas (?) Paraguayan - guitarist (Funeral).

M Athletes:

Sinforiano García (1924) Paraguayan - footballer.

Juan Bautista Agüero (1935) Paraguayan - footballer.

Eliseo Insfrán (1935) Paraguayan - footballer.

José Aveiro (1936) Paraguayan - footballer.

Ignacio Achúcarro (1936) Paraguayan - footballer.

José de La Cruz Benítez (1952) Paraguayan - footballer.

Roberto Fernández (1954) Paraguayan - footballer.

Hugo Kiesse (1954) Paraguayan - footballer.

Epifanio Benítez (1954) Paraguayan - footballer.

Adolfino Cañete (1956) Paraguayan - footballer.

Cristín Cibils (1956) Paraguayan - footballer.

Carlos Kiese (1987) Paraguayan - former football coach and sports journalist.

Juan Manuel Battaglia (1957) Paraguayan - footballer.

Eufemio Cabral (1958) Paraguayan - footballer.

Felipe Nery Franco (1959) Paraguayan - footballer.

Ramón Hicks (1959) Paraguayan - footballer.

Gualberto Jara (1959) Paraguayan - manager

Julio César Romero (1960) Paraguayan - footballer.

Buenaventura Ferreira (1960) Paraguayan - footballer.

Jorge Battaglia (1960) Paraguayan - footballer.

Alfredo Mendoza (1963) Paraguayan - footballer.

Félix Ricardo Torres (1964) Paraguayan - footballer.

José Luis Chilavert (1965) Paraguayan - footballer.

Victor Cristaldo (1967) Paraguayan - footballer.

Carlos Luis Torres (1968) Paraguayan - footballer.

Mike Barrowman (1968) Paraguayan - swimmer.

Carlos Morales Santos (1968) Paraguayan - footballer.

Rubén Ruiz Díaz (1969) Paraguayan - footballer.

Miguel Ángel Benítez (1970) Paraguayan - footballer.

Celso Ayala (1970) Paraguayan - footballer.

Francisco Ferreira (1970) Paraguayan - footballer.

Casiano Delvalle (1970) Paraguayan - footballer.

Jorge Luis Campos (1970) Paraguayan - footballer.

Edgar Baumann (1970) Paraguayan [German] - former javelin thrower and current javelin coach.

Carlos Gamarra (1971) Paraguayan - footballer.

José Cardozo (1971) Paraguayan - footballer.

Julio César Yegros (1971) Paraguayan - footballer.

Roberto Acuña (1972) Paraguayan - footballer.

Derlis Soto (1973) Paraguayan - footballer.

Cristino Jara (1973) Paraguayan - footballer.

Richart Báez (1973) Paraguayan - footballer.

Pánfilo Escobar (1974) Paraguayan - footballer.

Carlos Espínola (1975) Paraguayan - footballer.

Arnaldo Espínola (1975) Paraguayan - footballer.

Oscar Espínola (1976) Paraguayan - footballer.

Delio Toledo (1976) Paraguayan - footballer.

Carlos González (1976) Paraguayan - footballer.

Carlos Villagra (1976) Paraguayan - footballer.

Justo Villar (1977) Paraguayan - footballer.

Joel Zayas (1977) Paraguayan - footballer.

Raúl Román (1977) Paraguayan - footballer.

Rubén Darío Aguilera (1978) Paraguayan - footballer.

Julio Ortellado (1978) Paraguayan - footballer.

David Mendoza (1978) Paraguayan - footballer.

Darío Verón (1979) Paraguayan - footballer.

Pablo Daniel Escobar (1979) Paraguayan - footballer.

Roque Santa Cruz (1981) Paraguayan - footballer.

Elvis Marecos (1980) Paraguayan - footballer.

Nelson Cuevas (1980) Paraguayan - footballer.

Hilario Navarro (1980) Paraguayan - footballer.

Ángel Amarilla (1981) Paraguayan - footballer.

Emilio Martínez (1981) Paraguayan - footballer.

Fabián Benítez (1981) Paraguayan - footballer.

Pablo Giménez (1981) Paraguayan - footballer.

Jonathan Santana (1981) Paraguayan - footballer.

Antolín Alcaraz (1982) Paraguayan - footballer.

Walter Fretes (1982) Paraguayan - footballer.

Diego Figueredo (1982) Paraguayan - footballer.

Cristian Riveros (1982) Paraguayan - footballer.

Aldo Adorno (1982) Paraguayan - footballer.

Miguel Ángel Cuélla (1982) Paraguayan - footballer.

Nelson Valdez (1983) Paraguayan - footballer.

Claudio Centurión (1983) Paraguayan - footballer.

Otelo Ocampos (1983) Paraguayan - footballer.

Aquilino Villalba (1983) Paraguayan - footballer.

Néstor Ortigoza (1984) Paraguayan / Unknown - footballer.

Rodrigo Riquelme (1984) Paraguayan - footballer.

Cristian Brítez (1984) Paraguayan - footballer.

Lucas Barrios (1984) Paraguayan / Unknown - footballer.

Eduardo Aranda (1985) Paraguayan - footballer.

Víctor Cáceres (1985) Paraguayan - footballer.

Christian Ovelar (1985) Paraguayan - footballer.

José Amarilla (1985) Paraguayan - footballer.

Juan Ignacio Acosta Cabrera (1985)

Víctor Aquino (1985) Paraguayan - footballer.

Pablo Zeballos (1986) Paraguayan - footballer.

Jaison Ibarrola (1986) Paraguayan - footballer.

Ben Hockin (1986) Paraguayan / British - swimmer.

Miguel Samudio (1986) Paraguayan - footballer.

Néstor Camacho (1987) Paraguayan - footballer.

Félix Brítez Román (1987) Paraguayan - footballer.

Roberto Moreira Aldana (1987) Paraguayan - footballer.

Osmar Molinas (1987) Paraguayan - footballer.

Julián Benítez (1987) Paraguayan - footballer.

Raúl Bobadilla (1987) Paraguayan - footballer.

Pablo César Aguilar (1987) Paraguayan - footballer.

Édgar Benítez (1987) Paraguayan - footballer.

Gustavo Mencia (1988) Paraguayan - footballer.

Rogerio Leichtweis (1988) Paraguayan - footballer.

Bryan Lopez (1988) Paraguayan - footballer.

Gatito Fernández (1988) Paraguayan - footballer.

José Ariel Núñez (1988) Paraguayan - footballer.

Raúl Amarilla Romero (1988) Paraguayan - footballer.

Javier Acuña (1988) Paraguayan - footballer.

Luis Cáceres (1988) Paraguayan - footballer.

Luis Miño (1989) Paraguayan - footballer.

Joel Silva (1989) Paraguayan - footballer.

Samuel Cáceres (1989) Paraguayan - footballer.

Robin Ramírez (1989) Paraguayan - footballer.

Iván Piris (1989) Paraguayan - footballer.

Ángel Orué (1989) Paraguayan - footballer.

Hernán Villalba (1989) Paraguayan - footballer.

Hernán Pérez (1989) Paraguayan - footballer.

Walter Cabrera (1990) Paraguayan - footballer.

Cristian Báez (1990) Paraguayan - footballer.

Richard Ortiz (1990) Paraguayan - footballer.

Marcelo Cañete (1990) Paraguayan / Unknown - footballer.

Luis Fariña (1991) Paraguayan - footballer.

Silvio Torales (1991) Paraguayan - footballer.

Enzo Prono (1991) Paraguayan - footballer.

Brian Montenegro (1993) Paraguayan - footballer.

Renato César (1993) Paraguayan - footballer.

Juan Iturbe (1993) Paraguayan, Basque - footballer.

Miguel Medina (1993) Paraguayan - footballer.

Mauro Andrés Caballero (1994) Paraguayan - footballer.

Héctor Villalba (1994) Paraguayan / Unknown - footballer.

Cristian Colmán (1994) Paraguayan - footballer.

Gonzalo Rodriguez (1995) Paraguayan - footballer.

Christopher Cristaldo (1995) Paraguayan - footballer.

Antonio Sanabria (1996) Paraguayan - footballer.

Alexis Rojas (1996) Paraguayan - footballer.

Adrián Cubas (1996) Paraguayan / Unknown - footballer.

Sergio Díaz (1998) Paraguayan - footballer.

Cristhian Paredes (1998) Paraguayan - footballer.

Ariel Galeano (2001) Paraguayan - footballer.

Problematic:

Abel Sergio Alfonzo Alarcón / Alf (1984) Paraguayan - singer (Los Rumberos) - charged with homicide.

Walter Cabrera (?) Paraguayan - singer and guitarist (Flou) - appropriated dreadlocks.

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I upped my reading list this year by 50 books.

I have no idea what I was thinking, honestly.

Actually, I do. I got a little overzealous after upping my goal last year by 50 books and reading 10 more books than I’d challenged myself to.

200 books. That’s how many I thought I could read this year. And, surprisingly, I’m actually pretty much on schedule to reach that goal.

Below are the books I’m likely going to reach for to finish up my goal. Many of them are the shortest books that are currently on my bookshelf, the shortest audiobooks that are in my Audible Library already, and a few highly anticipated books I picked up recently on Kindle.

Bloom by Kevin Panetta, Savanna Ganicheau

Now that high school is over, Ari is dying to move to the big city with his ultra-hip band―if he can just persuade his dad to let him quit his job at their struggling family bakery. Though he loved working there as a kid, Ari cannot fathom a life wasting away over rising dough and hot ovens. But while interviewing candidates for his replacement, Ari meets Hector, an easygoing guy who loves baking as much as Ari wants to escape it. As they become closer over batches of bread, love is ready to bloom . . . that is, if Ari doesn’t ruin everything.

Writer Kevin Panetta and artist Savanna Ganucheau concoct a delicious recipe of intricately illustrated baking scenes and blushing young love, in which the choices we make can have terrible consequences, but the people who love us can help us grow.

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Blood Water Paint by Joy McCullough

A debut novel based on the true story of the iconic painter, Artemisia Gentileschi.

Her mother died when she was twelve, and suddenly Artemisia Gentileschi had a stark choice: a life as a nun in a convent or a life grinding pigment for her father’s paint.

She chose paint.

By the time she was seventeen, Artemisia did more than grind pigment. She was one of Rome’s most talented painters, even if no one knew her name. But Rome in 1610 was a city where men took what they wanted from women, and in the aftermath of rape Artemisia faced another terrible choice: a life of silence or a life of truth, no matter the cost.

He will not consume my every thought. I am a painter. I will paint.

I will show you what a woman can do.

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Owned by M. Never

***Content Warning*** Owned is a dark erotic romance. Please pay close attention to the use of the words dark, erotic, and romance. It has intense sexual situations, a Master/slave relationship, mild abuse, and some violence. Reader discretion is advised.

“I like you collared, baby. I like you naked, I like you mine.”

Ellie Stevens has lusted over Kayne Roberts since he first walked into the import/export company she works for a little over a year ago. As Expo’s most important client, Ellie has always kept a safe distance from the man with the majestic blue eyes — until temptation finally gets the better of her. Impulsively, Ellie invites Kayne to one of Expo’s infamous company parties her flamboyant boss is notorious for throwing. Unbeknownst to Ellie, the god in the Armani suit isn’t just the suave entrepreneur he portrays himself to be. Underneath the professional exterior is a man with a secret life, dark desires, and nefarious contacts.

In a hidden corner of a trendy New York City lounge, the spark kindling between the two of them ignites. Unable to resist the sinful attraction, Ellie agrees to leave with Kayne, believing she is finally bedding the man of her dreams. Little does she know when she walks out the door, she’s about to be Owned.

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Cirque de Minuet (Cirque Masters #1) by Annabel Joseph

It’s no easy feat transitioning from the disciplined arena of competitive gymnastics to the artistic whirl of the Cirque du Monde. Kelsey Martin finds secret inspiration in Theo Zamora, a dark, taciturn trapezist–until his partner dies in a tragic accident and he decides to leave the circus for good.

Theo doesn’t understand why Kelsey reaches out to him, only that she compels him with her unique combination of innocence and recklessness. Before long the two are collaborating on an aerial silks act for a new production, the Cirque de Minuit. Theo’s impatience with Kelsey’s naivete is matched only by his passion for her, and the two soon become embroiled in a tempestuous, consuming romance.

But some still blame Theo for his partner’s accident, and danger wraps up the two performers as inevitably as the scarlet silk of their act. Theo and Kelsey must find a way to connect and trust one another as he leads her deeper and deeper into a dangerous world of control and desire.

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Rise of the Sea Witch (Unfortunate Soul Chronicles #1) by Stacey Rourke

Details of the sea witch’s banishment have been exaggerated. The body count that preempted it was not. Once an illustrious princess, her hands and tentacles were stained with the blood of thousands. No one could comprehend how the hooks of madness dragged her down from her life of privilege. Born Princess Vanessa of Atlantica, the ambitious young royal was one of two children born to the great King Poseidon. She and her brother, Triton, were groomed from birth to rule. Yet only one would ascend that coveted throne. While carefree Triton flits through his training with a cavalier demeanor and beguiling charm, Vanessa’s hunger for her father’s acceptance drives her to push herself to the limits of magic, and combat to become a leader worthy of her people. When war against the humans ravages their once regal kingdom, political sides are chosen. Factions from the seven seas challenge the existing leadership, pitting Vanessa against her brother in a vicious battle for the crown. Traitors are exposed, dark family secrets revealed, and a once strong sibling bond is strained to its breaking point. Only when the ink black waters from the ultimate betrayal rescind, will the truth be known of how the villainous sea witch rose with one name on her vengeful lips–Triton.

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Jane Doe by Victoria Helen Stone

A double life with a single purpose: revenge.

Jane’s days at a Midwest insurance company are perfectly ordinary. She blends in well, unremarkably pretty in her floral-print dresses and extra efficient at her low-level job. She’s just the kind of woman middle manager Steven Hepsworth likes—meek, insecure, and willing to defer to a man. No one has any idea who Jane really is. Least of all Steven.

But plain Jane is hiding something. And Steven’s bringing out the worst in her.

Nothing can distract Jane from going straight for his heart: allowing herself to be seduced into Steven’s bed, to insinuate herself into his career and his family, and to expose all his dirty secrets. It’s time for Jane to dig out everything that matters to Steven. So she can take it all away.

Just as he did to her.

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The Virgin Gift (The Gift #2) by Lauren Blakely

I might be a virgin, but I know what I want in bed. It’s just that I haven’t found him yet.

So I’m stunned when charming, laid-back Adam volunteers to work through my wish list. That’s when I discover the voracious, commanding man in him, my next door neighbor. And I’m enthralled — in and out of the bedroom.

Every night we explore my fantasies, and every morning I try harder not to want more from him. Because there’s no item on my list about falling for the guy. Besides, we agreed to the last item already — when we’re done we walk away.

But every fantasy unlocks another. Each hotter than the last. Until I discover there’s one last thing on my to-do list to check off. One so daring I can’t figure out how to ask him or what it might do to my heart… 
 The Virgin Gift is a red hot and sexy exploration love story exploring all sorts of fantasies.

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Love and Other Wild Things (Mystic Bayou #2) by Molly Harper

Available in audio first, this hot, hilarious stand-alone will keep you wildly entertained!

Welcome to Mystic Bayou, a tiny town hidden in the swamp where shape-shifters, vampires, witches, and dragons live alongside humans. The town formed around the mysterious energy rift in the bayou, which helps keep the town’s magic in balance. But lately the rift has been widening and destabilizing – threatening to send the town’s magical population into chaos.

Energy witch Danica Teel has been sent by the League to figure out what’s going on, with the help of bear-shifter Mayor Zed. While working on the case, Zed falls head over paws for Dani, but she’s reluctant to engage in anything beyond a roll in his cave. Dani’s family is counting on her to get the job done, and she has no time for distractions. But when an ominous presence begins stalking Dani through the bayou, they’ll need to band together to make it out alive.

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Sadie by Courtney Summers

A missing girl on a journey of revenge. A Serial―like podcast following the clues she’s left behind. And an ending you won’t be able to stop talking about.

Sadie hasn’t had an easy life. Growing up on her own, she’s been raising her sister Mattie in an isolated small town, trying her best to provide a normal life and keep their heads above water.

But when Mattie is found dead, Sadie’s entire world crumbles. After a somewhat botched police investigation, Sadie is determined to bring her sister’s killer to justice and hits the road following a few meager clues to find him.

When West McCray―a radio personality working on a segment about small, forgotten towns in America―overhears Sadie’s story at a local gas station, he becomes obsessed with finding the missing girl. He starts his own podcast as he tracks Sadie’s journey, trying to figure out what happened, hoping to find her before it’s too late.

Courtney Summers has written the breakout book of her career. Sadie is propulsive and harrowing and will keep you riveted until the last page.

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Man Hands (Man Hands #1) by Tanya Eby and Sarina Bowen

He puts the “screw” in screwball comedy…

BRYNN

At thirty-four, I’m reeling from a divorce. I don’t want to party or try to move on. I just want to stay home and post a new recipe on my blog: Brynn’s Dips and Balls.

But my friends aren’t having it. Get out there again, they say. It will be fun, they say. I’m still taking a hard pass.

Free designer cocktails, they say. And that’s a game-changer.

Too bad my ex shows up with his new arm candy. That’s when I lose my mind. But when my besties dare me to leap on the first single man I see, they don’t expect me to actually go through with it.

TOM

All I need right now is some peace and quiet while my home renovation TV show is on hiatus. But when a curvy woman in a red wrap dress charges me like she’s a gymnast about to mount my high bar, all I can do is brace myself and catch her. What follows is the hottest experience of my adult life.

I want a repeat, but my flying Cinderella disappears immediately afterward. She doesn’t leave a glass slipper, either—just a pair of panties with chocolate bunnies printed on them.

But I will find her.

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Merry Inkmas by Talia Hibbert

Enjoy another Dirty British Romance by Talia Hibbert, author of Bad for the Boss. Christmas just got sexy…

“There’s a beast inside of me. I keep it caged. You drive it wild.”

Cash Evans has come a long way since his troubled childhood, but all the wealth he’s earned as a tattoo artist can’t fix the hole in his heart. He knows that the sweet barista who haunts his dreams is off-limits… But life doesn’t always go to plan.

”There isn’t a man on earth who could ruin me.”

Bailey Cooper is determined to learn from her mother’s mistakes. She’s seen how cruel love can be, and she’s not about to sacrifice her self-respect for a relationship. But when a bad boy with a heart of gold comes to her rescue, she finds herself wondering if this beast might just be her Prince Charming.

Will these two lost souls find a happy ending under the tree this Christmas?

Or is their love doomed to wither with the mistletoe?

Merry Inkmas is a steamy Christmas romance starring a brooding, bad boy hero and a Black, BBW heroine. Be warned: this love is hot enough to melt any winter frost!

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Get a Life Chloe Brown (The Brown Sisters #1) by Talia Hibbert

Talia Hibbert, one of contemporary romance’s brightest new stars, delivers a witty, hilarious romantic comedy about a woman who’s tired of being “boring” and recruits her mysterious, sexy neighbor to help her experience new things—perfect for fans of Sally Thorne, Jasmine Guillory, and Helen Hoang.

Chloe Brown is a chronically ill computer geek with a goal, a plan, and a list. After almost—but not quite—dying, she’s come up with seven directives to help her “Get a Life”, and she’s already completed the first: finally moving out of her glamourous family’s mansion. The next items?

Enjoy a drunken night out. Ride a motorcycle. Go camping. Have meaningless but thoroughly enjoyable sex. Travel the world with nothing but hand luggage. And… do something bad. But it’s not easy being bad, even when you’ve written step-by-step guidelines on how to do it correctly. What Chloe needs is a teacher, and she knows just the man for the job.

Redford ‘Red’ Morgan is a handyman with tattoos, a motorcycle, and more sex appeal than ten-thousand Hollywood heartthrobs. He’s also an artist who paints at night and hides his work in the light of day, which Chloe knows because she spies on him occasionally. Just the teeniest, tiniest bit.

But when she enlists Red in her mission to rebel, she learns things about him that no spy session could teach her. Like why he clearly resents Chloe’s wealthy background. And why he never shows his art to anyone. And what really lies beneath his rough exterior…

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The Bromance Book Club (Bromance Book Club #1) by Lyssa Kay Adams

The first rule of book club: You don’t talk about book club.

Nashville Legends second baseman Gavin Scott’s marriage is in major league trouble. He’s recently discovered a humiliating secret: his wife Thea has always faked the Big O. When he loses his cool at the revelation, it’s the final straw on their already strained relationship. Thea asks for a divorce, and Gavin realizes he’s let his pride and fear get the better of him.

Welcome to the Bromance Book Club.

Distraught and desperate, Gavin finds help from an unlikely source: a secret romance book club made up of Nashville’s top alpha men. With the help of their current read, a steamy Regency titled Courting the Countess, the guys coach Gavin on saving his marriage. But it’ll take a lot more than flowery words and grand gestures for this hapless Romeo to find his inner hero and win back the trust of his wife.

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Christmas in the City by L.J. Shen, Helena Hunting, Corinne Michaels, Melanie Harlow, Vi Keeland, Penelope Ward, Sierra Simone, Kennedy Ryan, Penny Reid, L.H. Cosway, Sarina Bowen, Elle Kennedy

Twelve bestselling authors have come together to brighten your holiday with six ALL NEW co-written novels. Travel through six cities and fall in love with these enchanting love stories.

L.J. Shen & Helena Hunting Just The Tip It’s not every day you meet a stranger who knows how to jingle your bells…

Corinne Michaels & Melanie Harlow Baby it’s Cold Outside My Christmas list did not include a broken heart, freezing temperatures, or my tree stuck in the door to my apartment building, but that’s what I got. Just when I thought Santa had failed me, I got something I never thought to ask for …

Vi Keeland & Penelope Ward Kissmas in New York It was just supposed to be a simple kiss with a stranger. I’d done it to prove a point–that I hadn’t lost my sense of adventure. But you know what they say about the best laid plans. Maybe I’d get something in my stocking after all this holiday season…

Sierra Simone & Kennedy Ryan The Christmas Crown Noelani, queen of Manaroa, has one mission on her diplomatic visit to the States: forge strategic alliances for her homeland. When she meets brooding security specialist Brock Grimsby, their unexpected alliance heats up the holiday. One night. No promises, but come Christmas, will either be able to walk away?

Penny Reid & LH Cosway Songbird Two lonely souls find companionship in Dublin for one magical night. Broderick Adams doesn’t mind his solitude, until she walks in. Ophelia Kelly sings to heal her heart, but has no idea he’s listening.

Sarina Bowen & Elle Kennedy EPIC Jamie and Wes are having a blast living and working in Toronto. Until a scout for another team swoops in to make one of them an offer that might complicate the life they’ve built together.

CHRISTMAS IN THE CITY is a holiday gift as a thank you! It is available for a LIMITED TIME!

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Fix Her Up (Hot & Hammered #1) by Tessa Bailey

A brand new romantic comedy from New York Times bestseller Tessa Bailey!

Georgette Castle’s family runs the best home renovation business in town, but she picked balloons instead of blueprints and they haven’t taken her seriously since. Frankly, she’s over it. Georgie loves planning children’s birthday parties and making people laugh, just not at her own expense. She’s determined to fix herself up into a Woman of the World… whatever that means.

Phase one: new framework for her business (a website from this decade, perhaps?)

Phase two: a gut-reno on her wardrobe (fyi, leggings are pants.)

Phase three: updates to her exterior (do people still wax?)

Phase four: put herself on the market (and stop crushing on Travis Ford!)

Living her best life means facing the truth: Georgie hasn’t been on a date since, well, ever. Nobody’s asking the town clown out for a night of hot sex, that’s for sure. Maybe if people think she’s having a steamy love affair, they’ll acknowledge she’s not just the “little sister” who paints faces for a living. And who better to help demolish that image than the resident sports star and tabloid favorite?

Travis Ford was major league baseball’s hottest rookie when an injury ended his career. Now he’s flipping houses to keep busy and trying to forget his glory days. But he can’t even cross the street without someone recapping his greatest hits. Or making a joke about his… bat. And then there’s Georgie, his best friend’s sister, who is not a kid anymore. When she proposes a wild scheme—that they pretend to date, to shock her family and help him land a new job—he agrees. What’s the harm? It’s not like it’s real. But the girl Travis used to tease is now a funny, full-of-life woman and there’s nothing fake about how much he wants her…

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The AI Who Loved Me by Alyssa Cole

Listening Length: 5 hours and 18 minutes

A captivating romantic comedy with a thrilling sci-fi twist by award-winning author Alyssa Cole!

Trinity Jordan leads a quiet, normal life: working from home for the Hive, a multifunctional government research center, and recovering from the incident that sent her into a tailspin. But the life she’s trying to rebuild is plagued by mishaps when Li Wei, her neighbor’s super sexy and super strange nephew, moves in and turns things upside down. Li Wei’s behavior is downright odd—and the attraction building between them is even more so. When an emergency pulls his aunt away from the apartment complex, Trinity decides to keep an eye on him…and slowly discovers that nothing is what it seems. For one thing, Li Wei isn’t just the hot guy next door—he’s the hot A.I. next door. In fact, he’s so advanced that he blurs the line between man and machine. It’s up to Trinity to help him achieve his objective of learning to be human, but danger is mounting as they figure out whether he’s capable of the most illogical human behavior of all…falling in love.

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End of the Year Reading List I upped my reading list this year by 50 books. I have no idea what I was thinking, honestly.