Kyle Fairmont is an entertainment biography writer and film enthusiast with 10 years of experience exploring American movies, TV series, and the lives and careers of actors and actresses.
American writers
Brian Buccellato is an American comics writer and former colorist. He is the creator credited on books such as The Flash, Injustice: Gods Among Us, and Chicken Devil, although his role changes from project to project: he may be the writer, a co-writer, the colorist, or more than one
Photography
Brad Everett Young was an American actor, celebrity photographer, and arts advocate. He appeared in film and television, later became known for photographing Los Angeles entertainment and charity events, and founded Dream Loud Official to support arts education and creative opportunities for young people. He died at 41 in a
Modern art
Annie Sprinkle is an American performance artist, writer, educator, activist, and former adult-film performer known for bringing sexuality, sexual labor, and bodily autonomy into public artistic and political discussion. Her career spans adult film, performance art, writing, education, activism, and, later, ecosexual collaborations with Beth Stephens. Sprinkle used explicit
American actors
Allegra Curtis is an actress and the daughter of Tony Curtis and German-Austrian actress Christine Kaufmann. She is Jamie Lee Curtis and Kelly Curtis’s paternal half-sister, not their full sister. Allegra has worked in entertainment but has kept a much lower public profile than Tony Curtis, Jamie
American filmmakers
Andrew Levitas is an American visual artist and filmmaker whose work also includes acting, producing, and writing. He is best known publicly for directing the drama Minamata, while his visual-art practice remains a separate and continuing part of his professional identity. He is married to Welsh singer Katherine Jenkins,
Economics
Alexander Kaletski is a British economist, financial journalist, author, and co-founder of the research firm Gavekal. Readers most often encounter him as an economic and market commentator whose work links policy, politics, and investor expectations. He is particularly associated with his former work at The Times and with Capitalism
Identity verification
“Adam Kennedy” can refer to more than one person, so the right identification depends on where you saw the name. In older U.S. film and television material, it usually refers to the American actor, screenwriter, and novelist born in 1922; in AFL coverage, it usually refers to the former
American actors
Adah Isaacs Menken was a nineteenth-century American actress, poet, journalist, and self-publicist whose performance in *Mazeppa* made her internationally famous. In 1861, she played a male prisoner bound to a horse in a flesh-colored costume that created the appearance of exposed flesh, turning a melodramatic scene into
American actors
Abbi Jacobson is an actor, comedian, writer, producer and illustrator best known for co-creating and starring in *Broad City* and for co-creating and leading Amazon Prime Video’s *A League of Their Own*. She first broke through with Ilana Glazer, turning their independent *Broad City* web series into
Identity verification
Frank Moore is not one reliably identifiable person: the name is shared by artists, writers, athletes, public figures, and private individuals. If you found it in a caption, footnote, obituary, archive, or search result, confirm the person through details beyond the name before relying on the information. The two Frank
Indigenous literature
Thomas King is the Canadian-American novelist, essayist, broadcaster, and storyteller whose work appears frequently on literature and Indigenous studies reading lists. Of Cherokee and Greek descent, he writes fiction and nonfiction about Indigenous life, colonial history, public myths, and the consequences of the stories societies repeat. This is not
Modern art
Marcel Duchamp is considered important because he showed that art can lie not only in skilled making or visual beauty, but also in an artist’s choice, title, and the setting in which an object is encountered. His famous urinal, *Fountain*, was not simply a joke: it challenged who gets