Hong Kong Heiress Rock star. Actress. Businesswoman. Josie Ho just happens to be heir to a multi-billion dollar fortune.
Billionaire Heiress. The label conjures up enough images of tabloid fodder and scandalous sex tapes to have that person instantly dismissed as a publicity-craved airhead. Paris Hilton may be the expert on getting people’s attention, but in Hong Kong, Josie Ho is doing something most people never thought they would do with a billionaire heiress—listen.
These days, Brian Tee’s acting career seems to be a steady climb uphill from playing bit parts to his current role on Starz’s Crash. It’s a role the 31-year-old is proud of, mainly because the part requires an amount of complexity that the strapping Japanese and Korean-American actor has rarely gotten to flex in previous roles.
Being “Naughty” with C.S. Lee The Dexter star talks about why being the bad guy is so much more fun
Everyone needs a little help from his friends. So is the case with everyone’s favorite TV serial killer, Dexter on the hit Showtime series. Dexter (Michael C. Hall) is the blood splatter analyst by day and murderer by night who spends his time keeping up his innocent façade. No one can break through to Dexter’s secret, and if you do, you won’t live to tell it. But there is one person Dexter can relate to, his best friend Vince Masuka.
Romi Dames: "Hannah Montana" Actress "Enjoys the Process"
Written by Administrator on Friday, 20 March 2009 00:00
Romi Dames: “Hannah Montana” Actress “Enjoys the Process” When people first meet the petite actress Romi Dames, they are surprised upon hearing her speak.
“People always say, ‘You don’t sound like your character!’” the spirited actress said, noting the main difference between herself and Traci Van Horn, her nasal-voiced character on “Hannah Montana.”
While Dames may have a role on one of the most-watched Disney Channel shows, her acting career had humble beginnings. Born Hiromi Dames on Camp Zama, an American army base close to Tokyo, Dames lived in Japan until she was 13. Dames’ family moved to Seattle when her high school teacher father was ready to retire from his job.
The Real Leal Far East Movement takes off with their hit single "Girls on the Dance Floor."
Almost a year earlier, actress Sharon Leal accepted a Best Actress award for her role in 2007’s This Christmas at the Asian Excellence Awards held at Royce Hall at the UCLA campus. The recognition was a tad ironic; just two hours earlier on the star-studded red carpet, an uninformed reporter asked Leal, “So, Sharon, what brings you here tonight?”
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