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Gugulethu Sophie Mbatha - better popularly known as Gugu is a British stage actress and film actor. Her fame was boosted by appearing on the BBC's Doctor Who,' a British science-fiction television show. Gugu gained fame for her role as Tish Jones on the series by BBC. She was the sister to a main character named Martha Jones. Gugu was set to pursue an acting career after viewers fell in love with her cheerful spontaneity. Her other stage and TV productions in Britain include several different productions. Her work has been critically acclaimed due to her performance in the acclaimed "Belle" (2013), a British period drama as well as 'Beyond the Lights' (2014) the romantic drama. She also appeared in American TV productions such as "Undercover" an Tom Hanks comedic movie, and the show "Touch". Gugu was the main character in Jessica Swale's play in 2015, "Nell Gwynn", in the role of an actress and mistress for the king Charles II. In the wake of receiving plenty of praise from critics for her excellent acting abilities and performance, she was nominated for 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 25 February 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 domestic worker and her father was employed as a used-car dealer. Her mother arrived in America in 1958 in the form of an immigrant from Germany. After more than ten years fighting breast cancer, Handler died in 1989. Handler was educated in Reform Judaism by her father and grandfather, who were Jewish. Handler lived in a great area with a great family. She was just 19 when she made the decision to relocate to Los Angeles and pursue acting. Handler was forced to become an actress in order to make ends meet. But, at age 21, Handler decided to pursue the stand-up comic profession full-time, because she realized her story telling talents. Handler began her professional career being a part of the all-female Oxygen cast, which featured in a tv show called Girls Behaving Badly. The show was renowned for its hidden camera as well as practical joke. The show ran on air from 2002 until 2005. Handler began appearing on various other programs, including Weekends at D.L., The Bernie Mac Show, The Practice and My Wife and Kids. Handler was also a an associate to The Tonight Show. Handler received her first big break as she hosted her E! Show in 2006. named The Chelsea Handler Show. The show lasted 2 seasons. Handler performed at the Comedy Central Hour Stand-Up Comedy Tour at the American embassy the year after. VH1, Comedy Central Premium Blend & HBO have broadcast Handler's standup shows. In 2010, the MTV Video Music Awards 2010 were revealed. This made her the second woman in the history of television, after Roseanne Barr, who hosted the VMAs.