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Gugulethu Sophie Mbatha - also called Gugu - is a British stage actress and film actor. She gained fame after her role in BBC's 'Doctor Who', a British science-fiction television show. Gugu was famous for her character Tish Jones on the series by BBC. She was the daughter of the main character who was named Martha Jones. Gugu was a lively and vivacious personality, which was greatly appreciated by viewers. Gugu would be able to have a very successful career as an actor if she didn't stop! Her other stage and TV productions in Britain include several other productions. She has received critical acclaim for her performance in the British period dramas 'Belle' (2013) and Beyond the Lights' (2014). In American productions, she has appeared on TV series like "Undercover" as well as "Touch" in addition to as in Tom Hanks comedy film Larry Crowne. Gugu Mbatha Raw was in the show "Nell Gwynn" by Jessica Swale as an actress and also as the mistress of King Charles II. Her performance was praised by critics and nominated her to the Evening Standard Theatre Award. Gugu was awarded a Member of the Order of the British Empire award (MBE) from Queen Elizabeth II, for her exceptional performance in the production.

Chelsea Joy Handler, born on February 25, 1975, on the 25th of February, 1975 in Livingston New Jersey, is the youngest of six children. Handler was among the six youngest children. The mother of Handler was a homemaker, while her father worked as a used-car dealer. Her mother is German who immigrated to America in the United States from Germany in 1958. After ten long years of fight against breast cancer, she died in 1989. Handler grew up in a Reform Judaism family. Her father was Jewish. Handler lived in a great community with a wonderful upbringing. As a teenager Handler made the move to Los Angeles, California to pursue a career in acting. Handler began her career as an actress in order to assist her. Handler took the decision to concentrate on stand-up after she turned 21 after she realized the power of storytelling. Handler's professional career started as part of the all-female Oxygen television cast on the reality show with a hidden camera and practical humor show Girls Behaving Unsteadily. It aired between 2002 and 2005. Handler began appearing on other shows like Weekends at D.L., The Bernie Mac Show, The Practice and My Wife and Kids. Handler began her career as a correspondent for The Tonight Show. Handler received her first big break in the form of hosting her own E! Show in 2006. The Chelsea Handler Show. It lasted two seasons. In the following year, Handler performed on the Comedy Central's Hour Stand-Up Comedy Tour in the United States. VH1, Comedy Central Premium Blend as well as HBO have aired her stand-up shows. In 2010, it was confirmed that she would host at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards. It was only the second woman ever to host the VMAs after Roseanne Bar.