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Gugulethu Mbatha (better called Gugu-Mbatha-Raw) is an British actor and film actress that became popular after she appeared in the BBC series "Doctor Who", which is a British sci-fi TV show. Gugu had a massive success on the show, as she played Tish Jones. Tish is the sister of Martha Jones. People loved Gugu's vibrant energy and spontaneity. It was impossible to go back from Gugu's successful acting future! She has worked on several British television and stage shows. Her performance as Belle (2013) on the British period drama 'Beyond the Lights,' and her superb role on the romance drama "Beyond the Lights' have received praise from the critics. In addition, she was a part of the Tom Hanks-produced comedy 'Larry Crowne,' and on TV shows like 'Undercover,' and 'Touch. Gugu was the lead character of Jessica Swale's show in 2015, "Nell Gwynn", as an actress/mistress of King Charles II. In the wake of receiving plenty of acclaim from critics for her excellent acting abilities, she was nominated by Evening Standard Theatre Award. Gugu's talents in the field of drama were appreciated by Queen Elizabeth in her appointment as an honorary Member of the Order of the British Empire.

Chelsea Joy Handler born 25th February 1975 in Livingston New Jersey. She was the youngest child from a family of six. Handler's parents were both homeowners. Her father was a used car seller. Her mother immigrated from Germany into the United States as a young woman in the year 1958. After ten long years of combating breast cancer, Handler passed away in 1989. Her father was Jewish, and she was brought up in Reform Judaism. Handler resided in a beautiful neighborhood with a happy upbringing. As she entered her twenties she moved to Los Angeles in order to explore acting. In order to support her family, Handler began to work as an actress. Handler began performing stand-up as a full-time comedian when she reached the age of 21. Handler had realized that she is gifted at story telling. Handler's professional career started as part of the all-female Oxygen TV cast in the reality show with a hidden camera and practical humor show Girls Behaving Uncooperatively. This reality TV show ran from 2002 until 2005. Handler then started appearing in several other shows like Weekends at the D.L., The Bernie Mac Show, The Practice and My Wife and Kids. Handler started her career as a journalist for The Tonight Show. The biggest break for Handler occurred in 2006, after she started hosting her own show on E! This show was named The Chelsea Handler. The Chelsea Handler Show ran for two years. Following the show, Handler performed on the Comedy Central's Hour Stand-Up Comedy Tour in the United States. VH1, Comedy Central Premium Blend and HBO have shown Handler's stand-up performances. In 2010, it was announced that she was to host MTV's Video Music Awards in 2010. MTV Video Music Awards 2010. In doing so, she was the second female host after Roseanne.

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