Lyric Medeiros
Lyric Medeiros is known for Hawaii Five-0 (2010) and American Idol: The Search for a Superstar (2002).
Lyric Michelle
Lyric Michelle is an actress, known for Final Stop (2021), For Evan's Sake (2018) and Loss Ones (2019).
Lyric Ross
Lyric Ross was born on September 30, 2003 in Evergreen Park, Cook County, Illinois, USA. She is an actress, known for This Is Us (2016), Ironheart and Wendell and Wild (2022).
Lyrica Anderson
Lyrica Nasha Anderson is an African-American actress, singer-songwriter & reality TV star from Southern California. She is a very successful songwriter, having written songs for the megastars such as Beyoncé, Chris Brown, Demi Lovato & super producer, Timbaland of whom she was signed to as an artist. She has been steadily building her career as a TV and film actress.
Lyrica Okano
Lyrica Okano is best known for her starring role as Nico Minoru in the Hulu series Marvel's Runaways. From teen drama icons Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage (The O.C. / Gossip Girl), Marvel's Runaways followed a group of diverse teenagers who discovered their parents were all part of a supervillain group called the Pride. They then run away from home and try to find a way to escape their parents, all while dealing with their own emerging powers, hormones, and personal issues. As the female lead of the series, Lyrica played an integral part in the shift for more inclusion of Asian Americans and women of color in television and film for portraying one of the first LGBTQ Asian female superheroes for the Marvel Universe. Born and raised in New York City, Lyrica's past television credits include a recurring role on Showtime's hit series The Affair, Unforgettable (CBS), and The Michael J. Fox Show (FOX). On stage, Lyrica starred in The Juilliard School production of Macbeth, as well as the Off-Broadway production of 4,000 Miles which was a finalist for the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. On the film side of things, Lyrica starred alongside Keke Palmer in the indie film PIMP which followed the hustle and dangers that women face working in the illegal sex trade in New York. Prior to acting, Lyrica was a professional athlete, who trained in Rhythmic Gymnast for the U.S. National team and was a Pre-Olympic Competitor. She is currently a black belt in Karate.
Lyrics Born
Groundbreaking, charismatic, stylish, distinctive - these are just some of the words that have been used to describe Lyrics Born. With a career spanning over a decade, Lyrics Born began as an underground MC who while in college at UC Davis met up with fellow Bay Area artists DJ Shadow, Blackalicious and Lateef The Truth Speaker. This tight knit crew joined forces with famed author Jeff Chang and MTV producer Joseph Patel to form the seminal independent label, Solesides. In 1997, SoleSides released Lyrics Born's first full length debut with Lateef entitled Latyrx: The Album. With the success of Latyrx, LB and co. reinvented the model for independent hip-hop record labels, as the album went on to sell 100,000 copies worldwide. In the late 90s SoleSides underwent personnel and image changes and re-emerged with a new identity and new purpose. Quannum Projects was born, and in 2000 QP released its first album, a compilation executive produced by Lyrics Born himself entitled Spectrum. Once again, with LB at the helm, Spectrum proved a massive success, and went on to sell over 150,000 copies globally. A large part of that album's success was attributed to the Lyrics Born track, "I Changed My Mind", which sold robustly on its own, and blew up on charts, and video shows all over the world. In 2003 Lyrics Born dropped his long awaited solo debut album, the now classic magnum opus, Later That Day. LTD took off like a rocket, and LB saw the spotlight on MTV's You Hear It First as well as dominating top 10 lists and receiving unanimous praise from fans and critics alike. The success of Later That Day can be largely attributed to the ubiquitous hit, "Callin' Out", which was a monster on college and commercial radio. The song stayed at #1 for five weeks on the influential San Francisco radio station, Live 105 - the first hip-hop song to ever achieve such status, as well as the first #1 single for LB's own, Quannum Projects. Meanwhile "Callin' Out" and other songs from Later That Day hit a worldwide audience by being featured in international commercials for Diet Coke and Motorola as well as US commercials for Tower Records and Vans. His songs also began appearing in feature films such as Michael Mann's "Collateral", the cult-hit comedy, "Waiting" and even on television's Gilmore Girls and various MTV and ESPN programs. Unofficially dubbed as 'King of the Road', Lyrics Born toured far and wide in support of Later That Day logging over 150 shows in '04 alone. Incorporating his signature blend of hip-hop, funk, soul, rock (and of course that unmistakable voice), he emerged as one of the few hip-hop artists to be backed by a 4-piece band, as well as Quannum songstress and par amour, Joyo Velarde. LB ransacked Europe, Asia, North and South America, selling out headlining slots on his own, as well as supporting a broad variety of genre-giants such as The Roots, De La Soul, Franz Ferdinand, The Killers, and Modest Mouse. In late '04, as LTD approached 125,000 sold, LB came full circle with his original crew; DJ Shadow, Blackalicious, Lateef and Joyo Velarde as well as the Lifesavas for a sold out US extravaganza, aka the Quannum Tour. In 2005, scarcely 18 months after his debut album, Lyrics Born triumphantly returned with Same !@#$ Different Day. Quickly becoming Quannum's fastest selling album, LB's second release boasted guest appearances and production from E-40, KRS-ONE, DJ Shadow, Dan The Automator, Evidence of Dilated Peoples, Morcheeba, and more. Same !@#$ Different Day solidified Lyrics Born's position as one of the top MC's/producers in the game. Once again we saw history repeat itself when songs from his sophomore album garnered a plethora of top 10 nods including Village Voice and NPR's Fresh Air. Lightning also struck twice at radio as Lyrics Born returned to the Live 105 top 20, scoring heavy rotation with the Dan The Automator produced hit, "I'm Just Raw". Major licensing continued as Lyrics Born songs were featured loud and proud on such high profile TV shows as HBO's hit series, Entourage and Six Feet Under as well as numerous million selling video games from EA Sports, 2K Sports and Atari. If that wasn't enough, the LB smash hit, "Callin' Out" resurfaced in '05 as one of the standard songs on the Motorola iPod phone. Finally, the standalone track "Big Money Talk" made it's way on the big screen in Justin Lin's smash film, Fast and The Furious III: Tokyo Drift. 2005 also saw the launch of one of the few successful artist owned online retail sites, The Lyrics Born Variety Store -- catering to his fans with rare music, hard-to-find items and Variety Store exclusives. Touring nonstop, Lyrics Born once again spanned the globe playing another 150 plus dates including appearances at the Oakland Art & Soul Festival, Reggae on the River, Vegoose, and Northern California's largest live music event, Live 105's BFD. 2006 was another big year for Lyrics Born. He executive produced the latest album from up and coming Quannum hip-hop artist, Pigeon John as well as the highly anticipated debut album from Joyo Velarde. He also proved once again that he's got the funkiest show around by pulling off the festival superfecta with appearances at Coachella, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Langerado, and Australia's Good Vibrations Festival. Touring Europe and America extensively, he played to jam-packed venues including two consecutive sold-out nights at London's Jazz Café. A self described "clothes horse", LB fed his habit by partnering with Puma, Adidas, Diesel, Evisu, and more. EA Games, X-Games, and Weiden & Kennedy also came calling, securing LB and co. to play their exclusive, private events. LB further expanded his repertoire by making television appearances on G4's Attack of the Show, DangerousTV, FearlessmusicTV, MTV Australia's Total Request Live, E! Entertainment and reunited with Fast and the Furious 3 director, Justin Lin for his big screen acting debut in Lin's film, Finishing The Game which world premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Rounding out 2006, LB released Overnite Encore: Lyrics Born LIVE!, his first live album - a rarity among hip-hop artists. Overnite Encore was given 3.5 out of 4 stars in Rolling Stone magazine and was heralded by many critics as one of the best live Hip-Hop albums ever recorded. In celebration LB launched a North American co-headlining tour with Cut Chemist (Jurassic 5), immediately followed by a headlining Australian/New Zealand tour with Pigeon John. One of the tour's highlights included a Myspace Secret Show which coincided with LB as a Myspace Featured Artist. Totaling the sum of all his album, guest appearances, production and executive production in all formats, Lyrics Born has achieved nearly one million units sold -- making him one of the best selling independent hip-hop solo artists of our time. He has risen from an underground MC to a major Hip-Hop icon on the national and international touring circuit, and has earned the reputation as one of the most exciting and consistent in the game. He is currently recording his 4th album, due out in the fall of 2007 through Epitaph records and co-marketed by his own, Quannum Projects. This, combined with an exciting new web presence via an interactive video blog called LBTV, an internet street team and consistent updates all through his Official website, LyricsBorn.com and his Official Myspace as well as plans for a new world tour, Lyrics Born continues to move forward with a music and media career that - much like his fanbase - continues to grow in leaps and bounds.
Lyrik Cruz
Lyrik Cruz is known for Shine (2017), Dance Dreams: Hot Chocolate Nutcracker (2020) and Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show (2003).
Lyriq Bent
After graduating college with high honors, Lyriq Bent originally began his career as a Computer Graphic Technician. Bent's plans, however, were short-lived as he decided to take up acting on a dare. Since then, his career has gained considerable momentum with numerous film and television appearances already under his belt. Bent's eclectic mix of roles and rising popularity has earned kudos in both his native Canada and the U.S. In addition to landing a co-starring role on Lifetime's drama series "Angela's Eyes" from the producers of Crash, Bent guest starred on the CBS series "CSI: Miami" opposite David Caruso, the UPN series "Kevin Hill" opposite Taye Diggs and USA Network's "Kojak" opposite Ving Rhames. Additionally, the versatile actor has had recurring roles on the CBS/Zoetrope series "Platinum", the ESPN/Disney series "Playmakers" and the hit E1/ABC series "Rookie Blue". Bent also appeared in Robert Townsend's multi-award winning television movie "10,000 Black Men Named George" and the CBC mini-series "Guns", winner of five Geminis, alongside Elisha Cuthbert and Colm Feore. Bent's success in film has also been burgeoning. His film credits include starring opposite Mark Wahlberg and Andrè 3000 in the John Singleton film "Four Brothers" and "Take the Lead" with Antonio Banderas and Alfre Woodard. Bent also co-starred in the smash horror films "Saw II" and "Saw III" and as the lead character in "Saw IV", which opened at #1 in the box office, grossing over $100 million worldwide. He has also appeared in "Mother's Day" with Rebecca De Mornay, Shawn Ashmore and Jaime King, "Honey" alongside Jessica Alba, "Crime Spree" with Gerard Depardieu and "A Day Late and a Dollar Short" based on the New York Times Bestseller by Terry McMillan, starring Whoopi Goldberg, Ving Rhames and Mekhi Phifer. Furthermore, Bent starred in director Michael Mabbott's critically acclaimed debut feature film, "The Life and Hard Times of Guy Terrifico," which premiered at the 2005 Toronto International Film Festival, winning the award for Best First Canadian Feature Film. Most recently, Bent co-starred in "Home Again", the Official Selection of the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival and winner of the festival choice award by the British Academy of Film and Television Art's Festival. Most recently, Bent completed filming the BET/CBC mini-series "Book of Negroes" based on Lawrence Hill's best-selling novel, opposite Louis Gosset Jr., Cuba Gooding Jr., and Aunjanue Ellis. The project from Conquering Pictures, Out of Africa Entertainment and Entertainment One Television will air on BET Networks in the U.S. and CBC in Canada. Bent is also as passionate about sports as he is about acting. He is an avid golfer and enjoys playing basketball, baseball, and soccer, and is no stranger to his kitchen.
Lys Perez
Lys Perez is an actress and director, known for Disney Television Discovers: Talent Showcase (2021), Functional (2019) and The Fortnight (2020).
Lysa Oldhams
Lysa Oldhams is known for God's Not Dead (2014), Muse (2017) and The Sleep: Survival Horror - Part One (2022).