David Hasselhoff is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as "The Most Watched TV Star in the World" He is more than an actor, a singer or an entertainer - he is a global icon who has dominated the world of TV, films and music for over four decades.  Born in Baltimore, Maryland, David had a childhood dream to star on Broadway. The lure of the stage led him to Los Angeles where he was cast as Dr Snapper Foster on the CBS soap opera, "The Young and the Restless". After six successful years on the soap, he was lured away by the then President of NBC Television, Brandon Tartikoff, to take the lead in a new show, "Knight Rider". The show was a huge hit around the world and David's character, Michael Knight, and his talking car co-star, KITT, were indelibly stamped on the hearts and minds of audiences around the world. David won a People's Choice Award for Most Popular Actor and the show continues to play across the globe and has legions of loyal fans.  David has also enjoyed a remarkable music career and garnered over 40 gold and platinum records worldwide. His career took off in the late 1980's when he recorded the song "Looking For Freedom" at the end of the Cold War. The David remains one of the few recording artists in the world who can sell out entire stadiums. His last single, "Jump In My Car", hit the top of the UK and European charts and the video was downloaded over 6 million times.  David is also involved with a large number of projects and is currently appearing as a judge on the hit NBC show, "America's Got Talent" with Piers Morgan and Sharon Osbourne. His autobiography, "Making Waves", was on the Best Seller List in the UK and the US edition entitled, "Don't Hassel The Hoff", was recently released.

She's brought new meaning to the phrase "housewife superstar" for the 21st century, but that phrase is only a foreword to the book of Sharon Osbourne's life.  Here's a woman who's all about empowerment, without any of the tokenistic acknowledgement of females that usually lurks behind that phrase. That's human empowerment, as in not taking no for answer, never taking any of life's mess lying down, and recognizing tall brick walls but simply driving around them.  Sharon's autobiography, Extreme, was released in September 2005 and was the voice of one of the most resilient and multi-faceted figureheads in the public consciousness. Not to mention possibly the most successful female businesswoman the entertainment world has ever fostered. In the follow up to her award-winning bestseller, Survivor was released in the UK on the 4 October 2007.  From 2006-2007 she was a judge on the talent shows The X Factor and America's Got Talent. The Sharon Osbourne the world now knows is the one made famous by TV, but it's also the sum of many other parts, parts that were constructed on the shop floor of a music business that was in her very blood. Sharon was a mere 15 when she began her career, as a receptionist for her father Don Arden's management company. It was while working for her father that she first met seminal rockers Black Sabbath and a lead singer called John Michael Osbourne, already known to one and all as Ozzy.

Howie Mandel has remained a constant force in show business for over 30 years. This summer he embarked on his latest endeavor as a judge on NBC's hit talent competition series "America's Got Talent" alongside Sharon Osborne and Piers Morgan. Howie recently received an Emmy nomination for "Outstanding Reality/Competition Host" for "Deal or No Deal" and a Daytime Emmy nomination for "Outstanding Game Show Host" for the syndicated version of the show.  Howie's versatile career has encompassed virtually all aspects of the entertainment spectrum, including television, film and stage. From his work on the Emmy-Award winning "St. Elsewhere," to the international animated children's series "Bobby's World," Howie has become a mainstay of the American comedy scene. In 2009, Howie added another title to his resume, author, when he released his frank, funny, no-holds-barred memoir Here's the Deal: Don't Touch Me. The memoir that revealed his ongoing struggle with OCD and ADHD-and how it has shaped his life and career made the New York Times Bestseller list on its first week and remained on the list for several consecutive weeks.  Howie started his career on a dare during a trip to Los Angeles in 1979. He was at the legendary Comedy Store on amateur night and Howie was coaxed by his friends to get up and try his luck. As fate would have it, there was a producer in the crowd who immediately hired him to appear on the comedy game-show "Make Me Laugh".