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Gugulethu Sophie Mbatha - also popularly known as Gugu - is a British stage actress and film actor. Her fame was boosted by starring in the BBC's 'Doctor Who', a British science-fiction television show. Gugu gained a great deal of fame by appearing as Tish Jones, the sister of the main character, Martha Jones, in the drama. Gugu was destined for an acting career once the audience were captivated by the vivacious and spirited personality. The other stage and TV productions in Britain include several different productions. Critics are raving about her amazing performance in the British period drama 'Belle' (2013) as well as the love drama "Beyond the Lights", (2014). Apart from starring in American films like Tom Hanks' comedy 'Larry Crowne" and 'Larry Crowne', she has also was a regular on television shows such as 'Undercover and Touch'. Gugu Mbatha Raw was the lead character of an actress and mistress in Jessica Swale's play "Nell Gwynn," performed in the role of Jessica Swale. The actress received lots of praise from critics who were very pleased with her performance as well as her performance. She was nominated for the highly coveted 'Evening Standard Theatre Award for Best Actress. For the great honour of her services to drama, Gugu was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) by Queen Elizabeth II.

Chelsea Joy Handler, born 25 February 1975 at Livingston New Jersey, is the youngest of six children. She was one of the youngest six children. The mother of Handler was a homemaker, while her father worked as a used car dealer. Her mother was a German immigrants who arrived in the United States in 1958. Handler was diagnosed with cancer of the breast in 1989. Handler was educated in Reform Judaism by her father who was Jewish. Handler was blessed with a joyful and healthy growing up in an affluent community. As a teenager Handler made the move from the city of Los Angeles, California to pursue a career in acting. To help support herself, Handler began to work as an actor. Handler's ability to write stories came into play as she reached 21. Handler then decided to dedicate her entire career in stand-up comedy. Handler started her career by joining the female-only Oxygen team, and was a part of a television show called Girls Behaving BADLY. The series was famous for its hidden camera as well as humorous jokes. It was in air from 2002 until 2005. Handler began appearing on various other programs such like Weekends at D.L., The Bernie Mac Show, The Practice and My Wife and Kids. Handler started working as an associate for The Tonight Show. Handler received her first big break in the form of hosting her own E! Show in 2006. It was called The Chelsea Handler Series. The show ran for two seasons. Handler performed on Comedy Central's Hour Stand-Up Comedy Tour the next year across the United States. VH1, Comedy Central Premium Blend (and HBO) have shown her stand-up performances live. In 2010 she hosted the MTV Video Music Awards 2010 were made public. This made her the second women in history, behind Roseanne Barr, who hosted the VMAs.