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Gugulethu Sophia Mbatha, also popularly known as Gugu Mbatha-Raw, is one of the well-known British stage and film actress that gained fame when she appeared in"Doctor Who," (a British science-fiction TV show) show that aired on the BBC channel. Gugu became famous for her performance as Tish Jones. Tish Jones was the character's sister. Gugu's audiences loved her bright spontaneity. It was impossible to go to stop her from her successful career in acting! Other stage and television productions in Britain include several different productions. The performance she made in the role of Belle (2013) for the British period drama 'Beyond The Lights' as well as her performance on the romance drama "Beyond the Lights' have been praised by critics. In addition to starring in American films like Tom Hanks' comedy 'Larry Crowne", she also was a regular on television shows such as "Undercover" as well as Touch'. Gugu Mbatha Raw was the lead character as a mistress and actress in the show 'Nell Gwynn,' performed by Jessica Swale. The actress received lots of praise from critics who were extremely pleased with her performance and 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 as a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) by Queen Elizabeth II.

Chelsea Joy Handler was conceived on February 25, 75 and was born in Livingston New Jersey. She was the eldest child within a household of six. Handler lived in a family of six children. Her mother was employed at home and her father sold used cars. Her mother was an German immigrants who arrived in the United States in 1958. After more than ten years fighting breast cancer, Handler died in 1989. Her father was Jewish, and she was raised within Reform Judaism. Handler resided in a beautiful neighborhood with a happy upbringing. When she was 19 Handler made the move to Los Angeles, California to take on a profession in acting. In order to support her family, Handler began to work as an actress. When she turned 21 years old, Handler decided to pursue stand-up comedy as a full-time profession since she discovered her storytelling skills. Handler started her stand-up career on the Oxygen Network's Girls Behaving Badly the reality series that featured the use of a hidden camera/practical comedy. The show ran on air from 2002 to 2005. Handler started appearing in other shows such as Weekends at D.L., The Bernie Mac Show, The Practice and My Wife and Kids. Handler is also the correspondent of The Tonight Show. Handler achieved her first big break in 2006 hosting her own E! show. The show was named the Chelsea Handler Show. The show ran for a total of two seasons. Handler appeared on the Comedy Central's Hour Stand-Up Comedy Tour the next year throughout the United States. The stand-up shows she has performed have been aired on VH1, Comedy Central's Premium Blend and HBO. In 2010 it was announced that she would be hosting for the MTV Video Music Awards in 2010. MTV Video Music Awards. She became the second woman in the history of television, after Roseanne Barr, who hosted the VMAs.