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Gugulethu Sophie Mbatha, also popularly known as Gugu is a British stage and film actress. She gained fame after starring in the BBC's 'Doctor Who', a British science-fiction television show. Gugu earned a significant amount of recognition for her role in the role of Tish Jones, the sister of the major character Martha Jones, in the show. Gugu's audience loved her spontaneity and she was soon getting ready for an extensive acting career. Gugu has also appeared in various British TV and stage productions. The critical acclaim she has received is for her stellar performance in 'Belle' (2013), a British period drama and "Beyond the Lights" (2014), a romantic drama. The actress has also performed in several American films like 'Larry Crowne', which is a actor Tom Hanks comedy film, as well as TV shows like the 'Undercover', and 'Touch.' Gugu was the star of Jessica Swale's show in 2015, "Nell Gwynn", as an actress/mistress of the king Charles II. Her performance was praised by critics and recommended her 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 contributions to the dramatic.

Chelsea Joy Handler, born on February 25, 1975, at Livingston New Jersey, is the youngest of six children. She was born the youngest of a family with a lot of. Handler's father was a used auto dealer, as was her mother was a homemaker. Her mother is German who emigrated into her home in United States from Germany in 1958. After 10 years of fighting breast cancer, Handler passed away in 1989. Her father was Jewish and she was brought up within Reform Judaism. Handler resided in a beautiful community with a wonderful upbringing. She moved into Los Angeles when she was 19 years old, to pursue acting. Handler started performing to earn cash. Her ability to tell stories was uncovered when she reached 21. Handler then decided to dedicate her entire career to stand up comedy. Handler's career began as part of an all-female Oxygen TV cast in the hidden camera/practical humor reality series Girls Behaving Uncooperatively. It was in air from 2002 to 2005. Handler began appearing on other TV shows, such as Weekends at D.L., The Bernie Mac Show, The Practice and My Wife and Kids. Handler started working for The Tonight Show as a correspondent. Handler's big break occurred in 2006, when she was able to host her own show on E! known as The Chelsea Handler show. The show ran for a total of two seasons. Handler then followed up with doing a show on Comedy Central Hour Stand-Up Comedy Tour which was a tour in the United States. VH1, Comedy Central Premium Blend (and HBO) have broadcast her live stand-ups. The announcement was made in 2010 that she will be hosting MTV's Video Music Awards in 2010. MTV Video Music Awards 2010. With this, she became the first woman to host VMA's after Roseanne Barr.