Malcolm Gets

Malcolm Gets was born in Chicago but lived in New Jersey until he was 5. Both of his parents are of English ancestry. His mother, Lispbeth, was a special educationist and his father, Terence, works as a college textbook representative for a Boston-based publisher and runs in many competitve marathons. Malcolm has one younger and one older sister and one older brother. He attended Fort Clarke Middle School, where he skipped the 8th grade, and Buchholz High where he skipped the 12th grade. At age 16 he attended the University of Florida as a scholarship student, where he earned his BFA in Theatre. Malcolm completed his graduate studies at Yale Drama School, where he received his M.A. He is a singer, dancer, conductor, composer, classically trained pianist, vocal director, choreographer and actor. Malcom began to practice the piano at age 8 and began singing at age 14. His aspiration was to be a classical pianist. He worked as a stockboy in Barney's, as a puppeteer at Radio City Music Hall, played piano at "Cats" auditions, weddings, bar-mitzvahs and concert halls. He loves all types of music, especially classical. He enjoys cooking, reading and Shakespeare. Malcolm's favorite show as a child was All in the Family (1971). His favorite composer is Stephen Sondheim.

Malcolm Gladwell

Malcolm Gladwell was born on September 3, 1963 in England. He is a writer and producer, known for Hexum, Outliers and Nova (1974).

Malcolm Goodwin

Malcolm Goodwin was born November 28, 1982 in Brooklyn, New York. Malcolm studied at Julia Richman Talent Unlimited Program in New York City, later training at SUNY Purchase College Acting Conservatory, where he earned a bachelor's degree in Theatre Arts and Film. In 2011 he appeared in the music video for the song "Party Rock Anthem" by LMFAO, and has had many roles in films and TV shows such as American Gangster (2007), Detroit 1-8-7 (2010), Leatherheads (2008), The Longshots (2008), and Crazy on the Outside (2010). In 2015 Malcolm secured the role of Det. Clive Babineaux on iZombie (2015).

Malcolm Graham

Malcolm Graham is known for No Sanctuary (2018) and Downing of a Flag (2021).

Malcolm Granath

Malcolm Granath is known for The Hundred-Foot Journey (2014), Now You See Me 2 (2016) and Bastille Day (2016).

Malcolm Green

Malcolm Green is known for The Things We Cannot Change (2022), Limbo Laugh Factory (2023) and Thoughts & Feelings (2022).

Malcolm Green

Malcolm Green is an actor, known for Ape vs. Monster (2021) and I'm Here (2019).

Malcolm Green

Malcolm Greenidge

Hailing from the Bronx, NYC, Malcolm Greenidge professionally known as E.D.I Mean or Edidon, was born during the same time a cultural movement was created in the same streets that he would call home. Hip-Hop became E.D.I's first love and by the time he reached his teenage years. He was already writing and producing his own demos. One of these demo's made it in to the hand of a childhood friend who was on his way to super stardom. Tupac Shakur and E.D.I grew up together, along with Yafeu 'Kadafi' Fula and Katari 'Kastro' Cox. Their parents were all close friends since the early 70's. When Tupac heard E.D.I's demo, he decided to help get his career of the ground. E.D.I, Kastro and Kadafi began traveling the world and recording with Tupac Shakur. E.D.I's dynamic rap style made its debut on a record called "FLEX" which featured Treach of Naughty By Nature and was the b-side to Tupac's "Holla if u Hear Me" single. After that, he performed on Tupac's breakthrough album "Me Against The World". E.D.I's vocals can be heard on the title track and the very last song "Outlaw". Around this same time, Tupac became friends with another Hip-Hop legend The Notorious B.I.G. These two greats unfortunately, only recorded two songs together. One of them was called "Runnin from the Police" and it features E.D.I as well. Tupac's third LP was finished, but still needed to be mixed and sequenced. Knowing that his protege' was always paying attention, he entrusted E.D.I to "oversee" the mixing process in L.A. He even allowed E.D.I to pick the sequence of the songs. This album eventually went platinum and is widely thought to be Shakur's best. While Shakur was incarcerated, he decided to re-form the group, which at the time was called "Dramacydal". They would now be known as "The Outlawz" and Tupac gave E.D.I the moniker of E.D.I Mean. In Feb of 1995, the seminal double album "All Eyes On Me" was released and went on to sell over 10 million copies. E.D.I can be heard rapping on 4 songs. That same year Tupac dropped his "Killuminati" album under the alias "Makaveli". E.D.I is featured on 3 of the 12 tracks that would be the last Mr. Shakur recorded before his demise. In 1996, The Outlawz, experienced the devastating and untimely loss of both, Tupac and group member Kadafi. Shakur left over 200 tracks behind and E.D.I's vocals were found throughout. Tupac's mother, Afeni Shakur, fought for control of her son's music and won. A revolutionary and mother, Ms. Shakur had no real knowledge of the music industry and entrusted the ears of E.D.I and allowed him to rap, produce and executive produce the "R U still Down" album. Released Dec.1997, the second posthumous album would eventually sell 4 million albums worldwide. Then in 1999 E.D.I helped put together along with the rest of the "Outlawz", the classic album 2Pac + Outlawz "Still I RIse". This album also went platinum plus. E.D.I and the Outlawz eventually went on to form their own label and to this day continue to drop top-notch material to their loyal fan base. Most recently, E.D.I released his highly anticipated album, Edidon Presents: "The Hope Dealer" which is available for download at iTunes as well as all digital retailers. E.D.I also hosts "The Dinner Club" which airs weekly on Wednesday nights, via DASH Radio/XXL and he can also be found writing and producing for other artist. He is the Co-CEO of 1Nation Music and 1Nation Digital. A mogul in the making, E.D.I has plans to write novels, manage other acts and has already started "Outlaw Culture Clothing". 2015, marked the 20th Anniversary of The Outlawz, and the group has been touring various venues across the US and abroad. E.D.I, also worked on the upcoming Tupac Bio-pic "All Eyez On Me", as an Executive Consultant and Music Supervisor during 2016. The movie was produced and directed by LT. Hutton & Benny Boom. With all his many years of experience and knowledge, E.D.I now wants to share his wisdom with younger artist and help them avoid some of the many pitfalls of the music industry.

Malcolm Hamilton

Malcolm Hamilton is an actor, known for Best Man (2010), Eisenhorn: Xenos (2016) and Detour (2008).