Top Celebrities and Sports Talent

London was born to Jewish-American parents in New York City on May 25, 1969. She attended Vassar College and graduated Phi Beta Kappa with degrees in 20th-century philosophy and German literature. She began working in the fashion industry as a fashion assistant at Vogue magazine and later returned to Conde Nast as the senior fashion editor at Mademoiselle. She has styled fashion photos for other editorial publications, including Italian D, Nylon and Contents.

London has worked with a number of celebrities including Kate Winslet and Liv Tyler, as well as on fashion shows for designers such as Rebecca Taylor, Ghost, and Vivienne Tam.

Since 2003, Stacy has worked on numerous advertising campaigns. Her client roster includes Hanes, Wonderbra, Bali, Procter & Gamble, Covergirl, Suave, Target, Levi Strauss & Co., Maytag, Swatch USA, Longines and, most recently, Calvin Klein.

Stacy London co-hosts "What Not to Wear" with Clinton Kelly. She is known for showing her age with a gray streak in her hair, as well as a sharp wit. She also has a love for high-heeled shoes. In a "Best of 2005" lookback show, Clinton Kelly teased London by saying "….there are almost as many great moments as there are high heels in Stacy’s wardrobe." Stacy is more aggressive than her male co-host, and will bluntly criticize guests for their fashion mishaps. In September 2005, London and Kelly co-wrote a book entitled Dress Your Best: The Complete Guide to Finding the Style That’s Right for Your Body.

London appeared on Oprah’s "Jean Intervention" episode in November 2005.
 

Henry Winkler played one of the most popular characters in television history.

The show was called "Happy Days", the Character, "The Fonz, Arthur Fonzerelli". The Fonz was known for his black leather jacket which, hangs in the Smithsonian. 

Since "Happy Days", Winkler has gone on to star in many projects, including Disney’s "The Waterboy", when he was opposite Adam Sandler.

Winkler is Jewish and is a member of the Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity.
 

Brooke Shields is an accomplished actress and model. She has received numerous awards and accolades for her work.

In 1997 and 1998 Brooke was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy, and was also nominated for The American Comedy Awards’ Funniest Female Performer in a Television Series - Leading Role.

Brooke won five People’s Choice Awards - Favorite Young Performer in 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, and Favorite Female Performer in a New Television Series in 1997. In 1999,

Shields began her professional career at only 11 months of age when she became the Ivory Snow Baby, and by age three she was a runway model.

Brooke has been many films, mostly in the ’70’s and ’80’s and also starred in the hit NBC series "Suddenly Susan".

Brooke can speak on a variety of subjects including:

Down Came the Rain: My Journey through Postpartum Depression
Overcoming Tobacco Addiction

Carson Kressley lives in New York City.  He is active in  numerous health-related, gay-rights and animal charity groups.   

Kressley started his fashion career by working for Ralph Lauren in 1994.  He has authored one fashion book "Off The Cuff: The Essential Style Guide For Men And The Women Who Love Them"  and co-authored "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy."  He also has written a children’s book "Your’re Different and That’s SUPER."  

Kressley appears frequently as a fashion commentator on numerous televison shows and has judged and commentated several beauty pagents. 

Kressley tried his talent at acting last year and won a role in the movie "The Perfect Man."

Raised in a close-knit and supportive family, her mother encouraged her to try golf. Lisa took up the sport at the age of 12, and has been an avid golfer ever since. Keeping her interests broad while in high school, Lisa was an active student as a cheerleader, school paper contributor and homecoming nominee. With a bachelor’s degree in the arts and a major in interior design from San Diego State University, fate took its course for Lisa in her junior year at college. She was approached by a scout on campus who wanted her to consider a modeling career. Although she ultimately chose the modeling path, Lisa worked as an interior decorator for the restaurant chain, Chili’s (where she had been a waitress), while in University.

While modeling, Lisa Dergan was introduced to another agency, which then led to her work with Wilhelmina in Los Angeles. Lisa spent the remainder of her University years studying and modeling on her off days. Since modeling required lots of traveling, Lisa managed to do both by incorporating her travels into her school studies. Lisa went to Los Angeles and her modeling career was going at full speed. Lisa was working on the magazine to pose for its "What Sort of Man Reads Play.boy" ads, and they eventually wanted her to model as a centerfold. She decided to go ahead with it after some decision-making, and while she was working for Hugh Hefner’s mag, she was chosen as a Play.mate. After getting the coveted title of "Miss July 1998". She has since appeared in the Play.mate Pajama Party and the Play.boy Video Centerfold: Play.mate of the Year Heather Kozar in 1999, as well as the Play.boy Video Playmate Calendar 2000 and California Girls. Lisa was also seen in more G-rated shows, in episodes of Silk Stalkings and Frasier in 1996.

Lisa’s compassion for the sport along with her interest in broadcast journalism has converged to make her one of the standout female sports reporters of today. Lisa started her broadcast journalist career in 2001 with future Hall of Fame Sportscaster Jim Hill on the #1 rated weekend TV sports show in Los Angeles, "Sports Central" on KCBS. She was live every Sunday with Jim Hill, Steve Hartman and Brett Lewis covering the entire NFL season. She has also Co-Hosted with Ken Ober (2001-2002) on the USA Network game show "SMUSH." Lisan, a FOX Sports Net reporter since January 2002, has reported live from such events as NBA Laker Basketball games, the Kentucky Derby, major PGA tournaments, NHL All Star Game and the Indy 500, along with other numerous events. Dergan also was in national TV commercials for Bud Light and as the newly appointed spokes person for Otomix Fitness. Dergan is a mainstay on the Celebrity Players Tour and is sponsored by Callaway Golf.