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Gugulethu Sophia Mbatha, better known as Gugu Mbatha-Raw is a famous British film and stage actress which gained fame when her role in the "Doctor Who' (a British science-fiction TV show) which aired on BBC channel. Gugu was famous due to her role as Tish Jones. The character was a sibling to Martha Jones. Gugu's fans loved her effortlessness and she was well heading towards an extensive acting career. The actress has been involved in various different British TV and stage shows to this point. Critical acclaim has been given to her for her role of "Belle" (2013), an English period drama and "Beyond the lights" which is a romantic comedy. Also, in American productions, she's been featured in TV shows such as "Undercover" and "Touch" in addition to as appearing in Tom Hanks' comedy film "Larry Crowne". In 2015, Gugu was the star who performed the role of lead in the play 'Nell Gwynn' which was written by Jessica Swale, as a role that was played by an actress as well as the mistress of King Charles II of England and Scotland. Critics praised her for acting and also nominated her for an Evening Standard Theatre Award. Gugu's performance in drama was acknowledged by the Queen Elizabeth who named her an honorary Member of the Order of the British Empire.

Chelsea Joy Handler is a New Jersey native born in Livingston on February 25, 1975. Handler was one of the six children who were youngest. Her father was a used car dealer, as was her mother, a homemaker. Her mother is German who emigrated to the United States from Germany in 1958. In 1989 Handler was diagnosed with cancer. She passed away 10 years afterward. Handler's father was Jewish as was her mother, and she raised in Reform Judaism. Handler experienced a blissful and healthy growing up in an affluent neighbourhood. Her move into Los Angeles when she was aged 19 to study acting. Handler started acting to earn income. At just 21 years old, Handler decided to pursue stand-up comedy as a full-time profession after she discovered her storytelling capabilities. Handler's stand-up career began when she was part of the all-female Oxygen television show in the comedy show with hidden cameras Girls Behaving Unreasonably. From 2002 to 2005, the show aired. Handler then started appearing on other TV shows such as Weekends at the D.L., The Bernie Mac Show, The Practice and My Wife and Kids. Handler began working as a correspondent on The Tonight Show as a reporter. Handler's big break came in 2006 after she started hosting her own show on E! It was titled The Chelsea Show. It ran for two seasons. In the following year, Handler performed on the Comedy Central's Hour Stand-Up Comedy Tour in the United States. Her stand-up performances have been shown by VH1 along with Comedy Central's Premium Blend, and HBO. In 2010 she was informed that she would host for the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards. She was the only woman to ever host VMAs, after Roseanne Bar.