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Gugulethu Sophie Mbatha, also known as Gugu - is a British stage and film actress. Gugu gained notoriety after starring in the BBC's 'Doctor Who', a British science fiction television series. Gugu was famous due to her role as Tish Jones. The character was her sister. Gugu had a bright and vivacious personality, which was loved by all who saw her. Gugu would be able to have been able to have a successful career an actor, if she did not quit! The actress also appeared on other British stage and television productions. Her role as Belle (2013) for the British period drama 'Beyond the Lights', and her outstanding role as a romantic in 'Beyond The Lights', has been praised by reviewers. In addition, she has appeared in various American productions like 'Larry Crowne', a Tom Hanks comedy film as well as television shows such as '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. In the wake of receiving plenty of acclaim from reviewers for her exceptional performance She was also nominated by the Evening Standard Theatre Award. Gugu also received the Member of the Order of the British Empire award (MBE) from Queen Elizabeth II in recognition of her remarkable contribution to the drama.

Chelsea Joy Handler born 25th February 1975 Livingston New Jersey. She was born the youngest of three children in a big family. Handler was raised in a household comprised of six children. Her mother was employed at home, and her father sold cars used by other people. Her mother is German who immigrated into the United States from Germany in 1958. Her diagnosis was breast cancer in 1989 and died after battling cancer for ten years. Handler is a reform Jew, and her father was Jewish. Handler was raised in a safe neighborhood and enjoyed a pleasant childhood. Her move from the city of her birth to Los Angeles when she was aged 19 to pursue acting. Handler employed as an actor to help support herself. Handler aged 21 years of age was able to concentrate on stand-up comedy as a full-time occupation after discovering her storytelling skills. Handler started her stand-up career on the Oxygen Network's Girls Behaving Badly, a reality show with an in-camera hidden camera and a practical comedy. The reality series was on from 2002 to 2005. The handler appeared in various shows, such as Weekends at D.L. The Bernie Mac Show The Practice and My Wife and Kids. Handler was also a a corresponded to The Tonight Show. Handler had her biggest break in 2006, as she took over hosting of E! called The Chelsea Handler Show. The show ran for two seasons. Handler was then seen in the United States as part of the Comedy Central Hour Stand-Up Comedy Tour. VH1, Comedy Central Premium Blend (and HBO) have been able to broadcast live stand-up shows. The show was announced as the host of MTV's 2010 MTV Video Music Awards in the year 2010. This made her the second women in history, behind Roseanne Barr, who hosted the VMAs.