Walter was born in St. Joseph, Missouri, in November. In his early years, he worked at his college newspaper and eventually landed a job at the Houston Post. He opened an office in Austin in 1927 and worked there for twenty years! He trained broadcast journalism at Midwestern radio stations and often covered European theater for United Press. In 1950, is when Walter joined CBS News, an... More »

Stagestruck since the age of 11, Robert Sean Leonard acted Off-Broadway in Sally's Gone, She Left Her Name and made his Broadway debut as Eugene in Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs shortly after appearing in a small part in his first feature The Manhattan Project. He landed a starring role in My Best Friend Is a Vampire but really drew raves for his sensitive portrayal of the would-be actor... More »

Spouse: Magda Archer (1996 - present) 2 daughters
Height: 5'9"

Before becoming a comedian, Harry Hill (real name Matthew Hall) was previously a doctor. After winning the Perrier Award for Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 1992, Harry got a BBC radio series: "Harry Hill's Fruit Corner" which also became a TV series. The... More »

Marcus Bentley is now firmly established as the definitive voice of Big Brother, the television phenomenon which has changed broadcasting forever. His mistakable warm Geordie tones mix humour and compassion with authority to make him the best known and loved voice currently heard on the airways.

Marcus has extended his repertoire by playing quizmaster for "Dirty Money" on Sky, he... More »

Hugh Michael Jackman is the youngest of five children. His mother left the family and returned to England when he was 8 years old. Hugh attended Knox Grammar School which is elite all boys school in Wahroonga, New South Wales. He graduated from the University of Technology, Sydney with a B. A. in Communications. His major was Journalism. In 1994, Hugh graduated from WAAPA in Perth.
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Rowe is constantly putting his hands into places that are often curious, sometimes dangerous and always dirty, thanks to his current job as host of Dirty Jobs on the Discovery Channel. From roadkill-removal specialists, to bat biologists, to professionals who determine the sex of chickens, Dirty Jobs offers an illuminating look at what lies beyond the world of 9 to 5. And no one, it seems, is... More »

Mr. Kurtis is a writer, producer, and host of many popular crime documentary series and news programs. Born in Florida and ultimately raised in Independence, Kansas, Mr. Kurtis attended the University of Kansas and attained a B.S. in journalism in 1962. He also attended Washburn University Law School and was awarded Juris Doctor in 1966. After landing a job with a Wichita Law firm he decided... More »