LaShai Braziel
LaShai Braziel is an actress, known for Salvation (2014), One Heart and Dallas (2012).
LaShawn Banks
LaShawn Banks is an actor, known for The King (2013), Ghosted (2017) and Chicago P.D. (2014).
LaShell Yoder
LaShell Yoder is known for Return to Amish (2014).
LaTanya Richardson Jackson
She graduated from Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia in 1971. While a student at Spelman (an all-female institution), she met Samuel L. Jackson, who was a student at Morehouse College (the all-male institution affiliated with Spelman), who would later become her husband. She and Jackson have one daughter named Zoe.
LaTaryion Perry
LaTaryion Perry is known for We Have a Ghost (2023), Chicago P.D. (2014) and Rain Beau's End (2020).
LaTavia Roberson
The urban R&B group Destiny's Child was formed by Beyonce Knowles (b. 4 September 1981, Houston, Texas, USA), LeToya Luckett (b. 11 March 1981, Houston, Texas, USA), LaTavia Roberson (b. 1 November 1981, Houston, Texas, USA) and Kelendria Rowland (b. 11 February 1981, Houston, Texas, USA). Knowles and Roberson first began singing together when they were only 10 years old. Rowland was brought in by Roberson in 1992, with Luckett completing the line-up the following year. The quartet adopted their biblically inspired name from a chapter in the Book Of Isaiah. Knowles' father became their manager and set about grooming the quartet for success. They gained a strong local following with their street cool image and impressive vocal harmonies, leading to opening slots for big name acts including Immature, SWV and Dru Hill. Signed to Columbia Records in 1997, their breakthrough came when the track "Killing Time" appeared on The Men In Black soundtrack. Their self-titled debut, released in 1998, featured collaborations with leading R&B/hip-hop producers Timbaland, R. Kelly, Wyclef Jean and Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott. The funky "No No No" reached both the US and UK Top 10, and was followed by further hits including "With Me" and "Get On The Bus", the latter taken from the Why Do Fools Fall In Love? soundtrack. The Writing's On The Wall was premiered by "Bills, Bills, Bills", a track which echoed the men-bashing sentiments of TLC's massive summer hit "No Scrubs', and even featured the same producer (Kevin She"kspere Briggs). The song provided the quartet with their first US chart-topper in July 1999, and also reached the UK Top 10. The album featured a greater creative input from the quartet, although they still relied on a heavyweight production crew including Rodney Jerkins, Missy Elliott, Chad Elliot, and Dwayne Wiggins of Tony! Toni! Tone! Farrah Franklin and Michelle Williams joined the group in February 2000 to replace the booted Roberson and Luckett, which they didn't find out until they saw the video for their smash, "Say My Name". Despite ongoing personnel problems, with Franklin leaving or getting the boot, depending on who you ask, in August, the group enjoyed further transatlantic hits with "Jumpin', Jumpin'" and "Independent Women Part 1". The latter, taken from the soundtrack of Charlie's Angels, topped the US charts for an incredible eleven weeks. Luckett and Roberson have since formed their own trio, Angels with another singer named Nadia.
LaTeace Towns-Cuellar
A multifaceted professional actress whose work span from voice-over in animation movies to working on Oscar winning Block Buster's like "Django Unchained". Proficient in the Meisner technique where she becomes 100% immersed in her work. She has trained with Jeff Goldblum at Play House West, Larry Moss, Sharon Chatten, Tim Phillips, Kristoph Konrad and Jean - Louis Rodrigue to name a few, where she works on her craft in scene study, method acting, "Sherlock Holmesing" the script, and speaking on the breath. Not only an actress, she has produced through her production company, Four Triad Productions the campy feature "The Ice Cream Truck Horror", "Straws", a documentary, "After Emma" and "Charlie's Gift" which won her Best Producing and Best Supporting Actress Awards. LaTeace recently wrapped in New Orleans on the set of Disney's new television show "The Crossover" based on the New York Times best seller of the same name. Prior to that, she wrapped on "Who Killed My Sister" for Lifetime, and "Little Dixie" for Paramount. And started working behind the camera as an Assistant Director on Ocean Child. She looks forward to her two upcoming projects where she will play a voodoo legend in Marie Laveaux and Maureen Muggeridge the world famous geologist who discovered the largest diamond mine for rare pink diamonds in the movie "The Orchid".
LaTonya Goldsby
LaTonya Goldsby is known for Dispatches from Cleveland (2017) and Democracy Now! (2001).
LaTonya Lawson-Jones
LaTonya Lawson-Jones is known for The Long Shadow (2017).
LaTonya Myers
LaTonya Myers is known for Coded Bias (2020), Philly D.A. (2021) and Uncommon Ground with Van Jones (2021).