Lyon Beckwith
Lyon Beckwith was born in a housing project in the mean streets of one of the leading murder capitals of the world Baltimore city. With a drug addicted unemployed mother, no father, and sometimes no home, Lyon's future seemed bleak; however, determined to show himself, the world, and of course the naysayers that it's not where you're from, but where you're going, Lyon immersed himself into several diverse career endeavors from modeling to dancing to Mixed Martial Arts, yet settled on his passion for acting. As a result, he's been affectionately called the Best Bad Guy money can buy; primarily, due to his imposing onscreen presence, as well as his ability to play a variety of menacing roles.
Lyon Daniels
Lyon Daniels is an American actor and entertainer, starring in the film We Can Be Heroes (2020) and series Patriot (2015). Lyon was born on June 14, 2007 in Evanston, Illinois, a northern suburb of Chicago. He is biracial, half African-American (father) and half Ashkenazi Jewish (mother), with Native American ancestry as well on his father's side. Lyon's father Joe was the original founder and drummer of the popular '90s rock band Local H, a member from its inception in 1990 until 1999, releasing 1 certified Gold and three critically acclaimed albums on Island Records during that time. Lyon's mother Heather works as a creative director/designer for the advertising industry, with experience in theatrical and key art campaigns for the entertainment industry. Lyon has two younger brothers, Rylan and Myles. When he is not acting, his hobbies include filming, directing and editing his own movies, as well as drawing, swimming and kickboxing. Lyon got his start at the young age of 18 months old modeling for Macy's, Target, Sears, Kohls and Vtech. As an actor, he is known for playing the recurring role of 'Efram' on the Amazon series Patriot (2015), opposite Michael Dorman, Terry O'Quinn and Michael Chernus (2015-2019). Most recently, he played a superhero named Noodles in the Netflix film We Can Be Heroes (2020), directed by Robert Rodriguez alongside Christian Slater, Priyanka Chopra, Sung Kang, Pedro Pascal and Boyd Holbrook. We Can Be Heroes holds the record for the most watched family film in the history of Netflix according to Forbes. Netflix has announced that a sequel is in development after Netflix projected that 44 million households viewed the film within the first 4 weeks!- Deadline
Lyon Smith
Lyon Smith is an actor and composer, known for Bakuten shoot beyblade (2001), Bakugan Battle Brawlers (2007) and Grojband (2012).
Lyons Mathias
Lyons Mathias is known for The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar (2015), Sofia the First (2012) and Grandfathered (2015).
Lyor Cohen
Lyor Cohen is a creative business music executive who has served as the leader of a major label, a world wide music group, consolidated numerous large recording entities, and now serves as the CEO/Co-Founder of 300 Entertainment. Lyor has helped to develop the careers of artists like Public Enemy, JAY Z, Kanye West, The Killers, Death Cab for Cutie, Mariah Carey, Bruno Mars, fun., Ed Sheeran, Run DMC, Michael Buble, LL Cool J, Beastie Boys, Paramore, and many more. In addition, Lyor has helped to develop and served as a mentor for executives such as Julie Greenwald, Todd Moscowitz, Kevin Liles, Mike Kyser, and John Janick. Lyor Cohen has a history of 32 years of evolution.
Lyosha Yanger
Lyosha Yanger is known for Finnick (2022).
Lyoto Machida
Lyoto Machida was born on May 30, 1978 in Belém, Pará, Brazil. He is an actor and writer, known for Brass Knuckles, Tapped Out (2014) and The Mancode (2012).
Lyra Dust
Lyra Dust is known for Stories from the Lockdown (2020), The Gamekeeper and Flowerman (2014).
Lyra Irene Gross
Lyra Irene Gross is an actress, known for While We Sleep (2021).
Lyra McKee
Lyra McKee, 29, a investigative journalist was shot dead during rioting in Northern Ireland was struck by a bullet as she was observing the violence in Londonderry In April 2019. Described as a tireless advocate and activist for the LGBT community. McKee's reporting and writing, inextricably linked to the volatile period of history in which she grew up, had led to international recognition and a high-profile book deal. "McKee's passion is to dig into topics that others don't care about," Forbes magazine wrote in 2016, naming the journalist as one of the "30 Under 30" talents to watch in the media.