Profession: Jazz and Soul Singer Biography: Anita Baker is an American singer-songwriter, best known for her soulful ballads especially those released during the 1980s. She first came to fame with her album Rapture (1986), which was Platinum-certified and features "Sweet Love" as a Grammy-winning single. Over her career, Baker has released four Platinum-certified and two Gold-certified albums. She has also won a total of eight Grammy Awards. Born: January 26, 1958

Talented vocalist who was asked to be on The X Factor after winning a YouNow singer-songwriter contest. He made it to the four-chair challenge on the reality competition series.  Before Fame Before he decided to pursue music wholeheartedly, he was just a regular student who took piano lessons for fun. However, he started pursuing music in high school and found his first fans on YouNow.  Trivia In 2017, he became a contestant on America's Got Talent and sang his original song "

Member of the Colon wrestling family and winner of multiple WWE Tag Team Championships under the ring name Primo. Before Fame He made his professional debut in the World Wrestling Council in 1999. Trivia He won numerous WWC Puerto Rico Heavyweight Championships as well as WWC Universal Heavyweight Championships. Family Life He was raised with a brother named Carly and two sisters, Stacy and Melissa. Associated With He became the unified tag team champion with his brother Carly Colon while competing in the WWE.

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Country music singer also known by his comedic alter ego, Earl Dibbles, Jr. He released eight albums between 1998 and 2016, including the US Country and Billboard Top 200 albums Dirt Road Driveway and Remington. Before Fame He pursued music as a hobby as a 14-year-old, teaching himself to play guitar. He moved to Nashville, Tennessee upon signing a songwriting contract with EMI Music Publishing. Trivia He has performed at the White House three times, and has even traveled to perform for soldiers in Iraq and Kuwait in 2008.