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Gugulethu Sophie Mbatha, also known as Gugu - is a British stage actress and film actor. She gained fame after her role in BBC's 'Doctor Who,' a British TV show that is a science fiction. Gugu became famous for playing Tish Jones on the series by BBC. The character was twin sister of a character known as Martha Jones. Gugu's viewers loved her openness and she was soon in the process of establishing an extensive acting career. Gugu has also appeared in a variety of different British TV and stage productions to this point. Her work has been critically acclaimed due to her stellar performance in "Belle" (2013) which is a British period drama as well as "Beyond the Lights" (2014) which is a romantic drama. Apart from starring in American films such as Tom Hanks' comedy 'Larry Crowne" as well, she played on TV shows like "Undercover" as well as Touch'. Gugu Mbatha Raw was in the show "Nell Gwynn" created by Jessica Swale as an actress who also served as the mistress to King Charles II. After receiving a great deal of acclaim from public for her outstanding performance, she was nominated by Evening Standard Theatre Award. For the great honour of her services to the theatre, Gugu was named as a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) by Queen Elizabeth II.

Chelsea Joy Handler, born 25 February 1975 in Livingston New Jersey, is the youngest of six children. She was born the youngest of three children in a big family. Handler's mother was a domestic worker Her father, on the other hand, worked as a used-car dealer. Her mother immigrated to the United States in 1958, in the form of an immigrant from Germany. In 1989, she was diagnosed with cancer and died ten years afterward. Handler's father was Jewish, and she was educated in Reform Judaism. Handler grew up in a safe neighborhood and enjoyed a pleasant childhood. Handler was 19 when she made the decision to relocate in Los Angeles and pursue acting. Handler employed as an actor to help support herself. Handler began to do stand-up as a full-time comedian when she turned 21. She realized she was gifted with telling stories. Handler started her stand-up career on the Oxygen Network's Girls Behaving Poorly, a reality show with an in-camera hidden camera and a practical comedy. It was in air from 2002 until 2005. The host then appeared on other TV shows such as Weekends at the D.L., The Bernie Mac Show, The Practice and My Wife and Kids. Handler began her professional career as a reporter on The Tonight Show. Handler had her biggest break in 2006 when she took over hosting of E! It was called The Chelsea Handler Series. The Chelsea Handler show ran for two years. Handler performed at the Comedy Central Hour Stand-Up Comedy Tour at the American embassy following the season. Stand-up comedy performances from Handler were telecast on VH1 as well as Comedy Central's Premium Blend, and HBO. In 2010 it was revealed that she was going to be hosting the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards. It was only the second female host of the VMAs, after Roseanne Bar.