JAMIE KENNEDY (Justin Schumacher, age 32)
MARIA MENOUNOS (Jennifer Stone)
MICHAEL ROSENBAUM (Kip Unger)
MIGUEL A. NÚÑEZ JR. (Darnell Jackson)
ARIS ALVARADO (Hector Jimenez)
BOBBY LEE (Aki Terasaki)
DEBRA JO RUPP (Sylvia Schumacher)
CHRISTOPHER MCDONALD (Marty Schumacher)
VIVACA A. FOX (Roxanne Jackson)
ALEXANDER CALVERT (Justin Schumacher, Age 12)
JOHN RATZENBERGER (Himself)
ERIK ESTRADA (Himself)
DAVID HASSELHOFF (Himself)
EMMANUEL LEWIS (Himself)
JESSE BROWN (Casper)

ABOUT THE CAST

JAMIE KENNEDY (Justin Schumacher, age 32) An actor with a unique view and offbeat sensibility, Jamie Kennedy skyrocketed to fame with a groundbreaking performance and scene-stealing rants in Wes Craven’s Scream and Scream 2. His portrayal of Randy Meeks, the video-store-clerk-turned-horror-hero with a knack for pop culture, secured him a place in the annals of horror movie history. He has gone on to work with some of Hollywood’s biggest names, including George Clooney, Eddie Murphy, Steve Martin, and Will Smith.

Kennedy will next be seen in April 2007 starring in Kickin’ It Old Skool which he was also a producer on. Kickin’ It tells the tale of a 12 year old break dancer who in 1985 hits his head performing at a talent show and as a result is comatose for 20 years. He awakens to find out he is a grown man who thinks like a young break dancer in the 80’s.

In addition, Kennedy’s documentary which he produced with Michael Addis called "Heckler," has been accepted into The Tribeca Film Festival. Heckler is a comedic feature documentary exploring the increasingly critical world we live in. After starring in a film that was critically bashed, Jamie Kennedy takes on hecklers and critics and asks some interesting questions of people such as Jon Voight, George Lucas, Bill Maher, Mike Ditka, Rob Zombie and many more. This fast moving, hilarious documentary pulls no punches as you see an uncensored look at just how nasty and mean the fight is between those in the spotlight and those in the dark.

Kennedy returned to television in the summer or 2006 with his series, Blowin’ Up, a comedic reality series for MTV. The show followed him as he and sidekick Stu Stone attempted to achieve their lifelong dream of becoming rappers. They released their first album also titled Blowin’ Up in July 2006.

Kennedy was last seen on the big screen in his starring role in the Warner Bros. film Malibu’s Most Wanted. The film, which he also co-wrote, is based on the fictional Malibu rapper Brad Gluckman, one of the characters Kennedy created and often portrayed on The Jamie Kennedy Experiment.

Kennedy also conquered the book market with the release of his autobiography Wannabe…A Hollywood Experiment in the summer of 2003. In the book, Kennedy shares his good and bad times, from his boyhood in Philly to his current Hollywood experiences.

In 2002, Kennedy triumphed on the WB when he created the hit show The Jamie Kennedy Experiment. He was writer, producer, and star of the series, portraying a myriad of characters each week during the show’s three seasons. Returning to the WB again last year, Kennedy served as a co-creator and executive producer on the WB series’ The Starlet and Living with Fran.

As a teenager growing up near Philadelphia in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, Kennedy got a taste of Hollywood working as an extra in Dead Poets Society. A year later, he moved out to Los Angeles at age 18 and began performing improvisational comedy and stand-up at open-mic nights.

After much dues-paying, Kennedy got his first big break in 1996 with the role of Sampson in Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet. Soon after, he was a breakout star of Scream and next appeared as a street hustler in James L. Brooks’ As Good As It Gets. The roles continued and in 1999 Kennedy co-starred in the Persian Gulf War movie Three Kings, directed by David O. Russell and starring George Clooney and Mark Wahlberg. That same year, he starred as a wannabe cinematographer opposite two of his biggest idols, Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy, in the comedy Bowfinger. In Boiler Room, Kennedy teamed up with Ben Affleck, Giovanni Ribisi and Vin Diesel to expose the dark side of Wall Street.

Amassed in a short time, Kennedy’s expansive list of movie credits also includes the animated feature Robots, Enemy of the State opposite Will Smith and Gene Hackman; Bait starring Jamie Foxx and David Morse; Max Keeble’s Big Move; The Debtors with Randy Quaid and Michael Caine; Starf*cker; Clockwatchers; Bongwater; and The Specials with Rob Lowe and Thomas Haden Church, a film which Kennedy also produced.

Kennedy currently resides in Los Angeles.

MARIA MENOUNOS (Jennifer Stone) Bright, articulate, engaging, and one of People Magazine’s ‘50 Most Beautiful 2004,’ Maria is one of the hottest up and coming talents in Hollywood. Menounos has played the roles of actress, journalist, entertainment reporter, filmmaker, singer and humanitarian; she is the industry’s total package!

Maria will next star in the romantic comedy Kickin’ It Old Skool opposite Jamie Kennedy for the Yari Film Group co-produced with Jamie Kennedy's Jizzy Entertainment and Hi-Def Entertainment.

In 2005, Maria added two exciting roles to her repertoire. She joined both NBC News’ Today as the new “West Coast” correspondent and NBC Universal’s Access Hollywood as a “special correspondent.” Maria frequently hosts the third hour of the Today Show. While continuing her acting endeavors, she has landed guest roles on the highly acclaimed dramatic CBS series Without a Trace and starred in a recurring role as “Jules” in the WB drama One Tree Hill, acting opposite Chad Michael Murray and recently had a guest role on NBC’s Scrubs playing Zach Braff’s love interest. Menounos and a recent cameo on HBO’s Entourage and also appeared in the 20th Century FOX Sci Fi/Action movie blockbuster Fantastic Four alongside Jessica Alba and Michael Chiklis.

As a celebrity journalist, she formerly hosted ET on MTV and ET on VH-1, both of which soared to number-one weekend ratings on their respective networks. Her charisma and energy proved a successful combination as she also appeared nightly as co-host and journalist for Entertainment Tonight and again on weekends for ET Weekend. Menounos is currently the 2007 spokesperson for PANTENE hair care products. She was awarded the “Cyber Vixen of the Year Award” at the 2005 Video Game Awards for her role in “James Bond 007: From Russia With Love.” Maria co-hosted the annual Eurovision Music Competition Awards in May 2006 which took place in Athens, Greece and was viewed all throughout Europe.

As a filmmaker, Menounos recently directed and produced two dark comedy films. The first film, Longtime Listener, stars Wilmer Valderamma and the second film, Fwiends.com stars Lara Flynn Boyle. Longtime Listener recently competed in the South by South West Film Festival and the Tribeca Film Festival. The films were shot on 35mm film, anamorphic style. She serves as both Producer and Executive Producer of In the Land of Merry Misfits, another 35mm feature length movie that is expected to be the next big thing in independent film. It has also recently been accepted into the Tribeca Film Festival. As a humanitarian, she is the founder and Executive Director of the charity Take Action Hollywood! Maria and her non-profit organization are currently working on a joint venture with Miramax Films promoting Paper Clips, a Holocaust documentary film strongly considered for an Oscar nomination. As a journalist, she has traveled the globe covering tragedies and interviewing world leaders, including President George W. Bush.

A former model, actress and Miss Massachusetts Teen USA, Maria attended Boston’s Emerson College, where she double-majored in broadcast journalism and film. In 1996, Maria became the first freshman in Emerson’s history to win the prestigious Evvy Award for Best Newscaster. She also hosted a Greek-American radio talk show on Boston’s WNRB.

During the summer of her sophomore year, the nineteen-year-old Menounos further exhibited her career range, producing the previously mentioned Merry Misfits with a cast and crew from MTV. When finishing funds fell through and the film was vaulted, it was Maria, four years later, who rescued the project – she, herself, providing the financing for completion.

After completing her junior year at Emerson, Menounos was hired as an International correspondent/anchor for Channel One News, a news magazine show that boasts a daily audience of eight-million teenagers. At Channel One, Maria interviewed the President and covered many serious topics, most notably the AIDS virus in South Africa.

It was her journey to South Africa and her exposure to the suffering of its citizens that inspired Maria to found Take Action Hollywood! The charity’s mission aims to utilize the power of the entertainment industry and the medium of production to educate, empower and raise social awareness. With the motto “social change through the silver screen,” the group targets central social issues by producing and promoting quality feature films and commercials. To encourage greater understanding of such subjects, the productions will generally feature the talents of big name stars and directors, much like the Holocaust-based success, “Schlinder’s List.”

Maria and TAH! have already produced a commercial for AIDS awareness and have similarly promoted pet adoption through featured articles in various publications, as well as through segments airing on Entertainment Tonight. Maria and TAH! are currently developing a quirky commercial campaign to curb pet overpopulation as well as a narrative feature film tentatively titled Aids for Dummies concerning the current state of the AIDS virus. Maria will serve as Executive Producer on both projects.

In what little free time she has, Maria has organized an amazing college sponsorship program in affiliation with CosmoGirl! Magazine called COSMOGIRL CUP! She continues to volunteer at various dog shelters in the Los Angeles area, where she resides with her four adopted dogs.

MICHAEL ROSENBAUM (Kip Unger) Born in Oceanside, New York, and raised in Newburgh, Indiana, Rosenbaum excelled in high school drama classes. Once hooked, he took on lead roles in college stage productions such as The Heidi Chronicles while attending Western Kentucky University and performing in regional theater during his summers.

Upon graduation with a degree in Theater, he packed his bags and headed for New York to pursue acting. He quickly landed roles in off-Broadway productions and small independent films, and soon segued into regular appearances on Late Night with Conan O'Brien in a sketch called The Amsterdam Kids.

His first real break came when he got a series regular role on The WB comedy series The Tom Show, with Tom Arnold. The relationship with the network continued as he was cast as Jack in the New York comedy Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane. Currently, Rosenbaum is shooting his sixth season as Lex Luthor on the hit CW series "Smallville."

Rosenbaum can next be seen in the comedy feature entitled Kickin’ It Old Skool, starring alongside Jamie Kennedy. He can also be seen in Wes Craven’s thriller Cursed, with Christina Ricci. Rosenbaum appeared in the feature film Bringing Down the House, opposite Steve Martin and in the independent film Poolhall Junkies, with Chazz Palminteri and Christopher Walken. Other film credits include Sorority Boys, with 7th Heaven’s Barry Watson and Sweet November with Keanu Reeves and Charlize Theron. He also starred in the hit thriller Urban Legend and appeared in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Kevin Spacey and John Cusack.

MIGUEL A. NÚÑEZ JR. (Darnell Jackson) Miguel Nunez was born in New York City on August 12, 1964 and was one of eight children. After growing up and graduating high school in Wilson, North Carolina he moved to Los Angeles in hopes of becoming an actor. His first acting role was in the comedy What's Happening, which he got after he met actor Ernest Thomas. He is very active in Los Angeles community helping the homeless at the Union Rescue Mission through his “Sparks Hope for the Holidays Program.”

Miguel is married, the father of two daughters, and currently lives in Los Angeles. His career has skyrocketed over the years with appearances in many movies including the starring role in the 2002 Warner Brothers movie Juwanna Mann. His television credits include the co-starring role of Detective Sam Sullivan in Warner Brothers series Tarzan as well as guest roles in several television shows including Bernie Mac, My Wife & Kids and Boomtown. Miguel also served as co-writer and co-producer in the 1996 film Homeboys in Outer Space.

ARIS ALVARADO (Hector Jimenez) acquired his love for acting as well as street smarts in the East Village in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. There he entertained at parties lip-syncing and break-dancing as early as the age of ten. The class clown of his Catholic school, Alvarado was once dared by his sixth grade teacher to audition for a school play called The Littlest Angel. Far from an angel in real life, Alvarado won the lead role, and by the end of the first show he knew what he wanted to do for the rest of his life.

Winning a scholarship to attend Cardinal Hayes High School, where he studied alongside many notable alumni including Martin Scorsese, Alvarado grew up in the East Village, and set his sights on attending NYU. His dream came true, and there he developed his craft and became a professional actor.

Recruited by the Shakespearean group The Frog and Peach Theater Company, Alvarado also worked as a DJ for the New York Bowlmor Lanes where he spun records for many celebrity clients including Conan O’Brien and Adam Sandler.

In 2000, Alvarado moved to Hollywood where he worked his way up as a regular on Fox’s Boston Public, after which he got his big break when he was cast in the role of Caesar, the short order cook at Luke’s Diner on The Gilmore Girls. Then, in 2004, he earned a guest star role on CBS’s Cold Case and the year after he landed several national commercials. In 2006, he guest starred on NCIS, playing Thomas Zepeda, a Salvadorian gang leader, and today he is concentrating on gaining more roles on the big screen.

BOBBY LEE (Aki Terasaki), a native of San Diego, CA, was expected to follow in his father's footsteps, running the family clothing store. After stints in a local rock band and at the local community college, he was spotted by Frank Burns, the legendary manager of La Jolla's Comedy Store.

In 1995, Pauly Shore spotted Lee on stage and asked the young comedian to open for him in Las Vegas. It was at that point that Lee met Shore's mother, the celebrated owner of the Comedy Store, Mitzi Shore. Lee became a regular at the club, and also went on the road with the Hispanic comic Carlos Mencia.

Lee has appeared in over 20 national commercials, and has performed stand-up on Late Friday, Premium Blend and The Tonight Show. In summer 2004, he appeared in the big screen comedy Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle.

This is Lee's fifth season on MADtv.

DEBRA JO RUPP (Sylvia Schumacher) is no stranger to playing mothers since she appeared in the recurring starring role as Kitty Forman, the endearing, yet high-strung mom in FOX’s long-running hit series That ’70s Show. Throwing her boundless energy, comedic prowess and limitless talent into every role she undertakes, Rupp has many memorable performances on Broadway and in film to her credit.

Born in Glendale, California and raised in Massachusetts, Rupp made her stage debut in the third grade, but her big break came as an adult with the starring role in Cynthia Heimel’s acerbic play about modern-day relationships, A Girl’s Guide to Chaos. Rupp’s Broadway credits include Frankie and Johnnie in the Claire De Lune as well as Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, opposite Kathleen Turner and Charles Durning. In addition, she starred in Noises Off at the Cape Playhouse in Nantucket, MA.

On the small screen, Rupp has starred in over a dozen sitcoms, including Davis Rules, Avis Rules, If Not For You, The Jeff Foxworthy Show and The Office. She also had memorable recurring roles as Phoebe's sister-in-law on Friends and Jerry Seinfeld's booking agent on Seinfeld. In addition, she has appeared in such telefilms as NBC's In the Line of Duty with Tim Daly; FOX’s The Invaders with Scott Bakula; and the HBO miniseries, From the Earth to the Moon, directed by Sally Field.

Rupp made her feature film debut in the box-office hit, Big, opposite Tom Hanks. Her other film credits include Dan Aykroyd’s wife in Sgt. Bilko, Death Becomes Her with Goldie Hawn; Clockwatchers with Toni Collette and Parker Posey and Lucky Thirteen with Lauren Graham. In addition, Rupp voiced the schoolteacher, Mrs. Helperman in the Emmy award-winning ABC animated series, Teacher’s Pet, which also featured the voices of Nathan Lane and Jerry Stiller, and she recreated the role for the feature film of the same name released theatrically by Disney in January 2004.

CHRISTOPHER MCDONALD (Marty Schumacher) singled out by the New York Times as one of the hardest working and most prolific actors in Hollywood, has costarred in over 90 films and numerous television and theatre productions. He was born in New York City, one of seven children. He actually grew up in Romulus, a small town in upstate New York, where his father was the high school principal and musical director. He first attended undergraduate school at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, New York, and later studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, as well as the Stella Adler Acting Conservatory in New York.

McDonald has appeared in such films as Grease 2, Dutch, Thelma & Louise and Quiz Show. He also played the golf pro ‘Shooter McGavin’ in Happy Gilmore. His theatre credits include the Broadway hit, Chicago, the Obie Award-winning musical Nightclub Cantata, Hay Fever, Bouncers and the Los Angeles Theatre Center’s productions of Hamlet, Othello and The Taming of the Shrew.

VIVACA A. FOX (Roxanne Jackson) Vivica A. Fox continues to add to her impressive film resume. She co-starred in Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 (Miramax), along with Uma Thurman, Darryl Hannah, Lucy Lui and David Caradine.

Fox plays a retired, female assassin in these action thrillers. She then switched gears to a fairy in need of more magical training in the feature fairytale, Ella Enchanted (Miramax), starring Anne Hathaway.

On television Fox is currently recurring on HBO’s, Curb Your Enthusiasm, as Loretta. Fox was also co-executive producer and star of the one hour drama series, Missing, for Lifetime Television. Vivica portrayed a hard-nosed FBI special agent, Nicole Scott, who bent any rule to solve a missing person’s case. Fox also appeared on the hit television series, Alias and served as an expert judge alongside Academy Award* winner Faye Dunaway on the WB reality show, The Starlet.

Vivica recently produced the suspense thriller Motives 2 as well as the romantic comedy, Getting Played (New Line) which she starred in with Bill Bellamy, Carmen Electra and Stacey Dash. Vivica also produced and starred in the comedy feature, The Salon, which premiered at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival and is scheduled for theatrical release this year. Vivica also produced and starred in Motives, a sexy suspense thriller, along with Shemar Moore (Columbia/Tristar). Vivica’s feature films also include the romantic comedy Boat Trip (Artisan) starring Academy Award* winner, Cuba Gooding, Jr. and the hit comedy film, Two Can Play That Game (Sony/Screen Gems), in which Vivica and Morris Chestnut participate in a battle of the sexes.

Fox has co-starred with some of Hollywood’s hottest actors. They include Academy Award* winners Jamie Fox, Halle Berry and Whoopi Goldberg and Academy Award* Nominees Will Smith, Uma Thurman and Queen Latifah. Fox’s other feature films include: Independence Day, Set It Off, Soul Food, Batman and Robin, Kingdom Come, Why Do Fools Fall In Love, Double Take, Teaching Mrs. Tingle, Juwanna Mann and Idle Hands. Fox's television films include Showtime's Hendrix about acclaimed musician Jimi Hendrix, and the ABC/Disney movie of the week A Saintly Switch opposite David Alan Grier and Rue McClanahan.

On the small screen Vivica also enjoyed success on the Fox Network headlining in her own sitcom, Getting Personal, opposite Elliot Gould, Jon Cryer and Duane Martin. Getting Personal dealt with what can happen when personal issues come into the work place. Fox's other television credits include the NBC comedy Out All Night, playing Patti Labelle's feisty fashion designer daughter.

In 2005 and 2006, Vivica won the NAACP Image Award and the Prism Award for Best Actress in a television series—drama. She was also honored with a Trumpet Award for Outstanding Career Achievements in Film. In 2003 she was honored with the Lady of Soul Lena Horne Career Achievement Award. She and Will Smith also won the MTV Movie Award for Best On Screen Kiss for Independence Day. Vivica was also voted one of People Magazine’s fifty most beautiful people.

ALEXANDER CALVERT (Justin Schumacher, Age 12) began his acting career with the role of another 12-year old on Stephen King’s hit TV series Dead Zone. His most recent TV appearance was on the popular new series Psych. While Kickin’ It Old Skool marks Calvert’s feature film debut, he can also be seen in the upcoming TV drama, To Be Fat Like Me.

JOHN RATZENBERGER (Himself) is one of the beloved characters from the long-running hit series Cheers, and he has played his famous character Cliff Clavin on six different television series including Cheers, Frasier, Wings, The Torellis, The Simpsons and St. Elsewhere. The only Cheers cast member to have actually lived in Boston, specifically in the “Combat Zone” red-light district, Ratzenberger is also the only person to voice a character in all of Pixar Animation’s feature films. He was Hamm in Toy Story and Toy Story 2, PT Flea in A Bug’s Life, The Abominable Snowman in Monsters, Inc., Fish School in Finding Nemo, Underminer in The Incredibles and numerous voices including Mack and Hamm Truck in John Lasseter’s Cars.

ERIK ESTRADA (Himself) was born in New York City of Puerto Rican descent. He reached considerable fame as Francis “Ponch” Poncherello, a California Highway Patrol officer, on the 1977-1983 hit series ChiPs. The role made him a teen idol during the era, and he appeared on the cover of Tiger Beat and other popular publications of the time.

In the 1990s, Estrada made a big comeback portraying a Tijuana trucker in the telenovela, Dos Mujeres, Un Camino (Two Women, One Road), and in 1995, he made a special guest appearance as CHiPS in the punk rock band Bad Religion’s music video Infected.

In 2002 Estrada enjoyed portraying the role of a Spanish game show host on the Disney Channel’s hit series Lizzie McGuire with Hilary Duff. He has also had a regular role doing voice work for the Cartoon Network show Sealab 2021, which also gave him the opportunity to parody himself.

Appearing in a series of long-running infomercials, Estrada is a familiar face, selling property in Siskiyou County, California, Lake Shastina, California, Ocean Shores, Waschington, Tellico Village, Tennessee, and various places in Colorado, Arizona, Arkansas and Florida.

Estrada has also often been seen in music videos, most recently in Eminem’s Just Lose It. He has a band named after him Estradasphere, based in Santa Cruz, California, and he has also starred in VH1’s Surreal Life, the celebrity reality series, and made guest appearances on The Wayan Bros., Unhappily Ever After and the Nickelodeon comedy Drake & Josh, as well as the popular series Scrubs.

Parlaying his CHiPs fame for the public good, Estrada has also made numerous appearances supporting automobile child-seat safety checks in states including Illinois and Indiana.

DAVID HASSELHOFF (Himself) is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as "The Most Watched TV Star in the World" thanks to starring roles in both Knight Rider and Baywatch. Born in Baltimore, MD, his childhood dream was to have a career on Broadway, but his first professional job came on the CBS soap opera, The Young and the Restless, playing Dr. Snapper Foster. Six years later he was lured by NBC President, Brandon Tartikoff, to star in Knight Rider as Michael Knight leading him to a People’s Choice Award for Most Popular Actor. The show is still playing throughout the world. In 1989, he headed the cast of Baywatch, and after being cancelled by NBC, was acquired by Hasselhoff and the producing partners for syndication at which time he became one of the executive producers and TV history was made. Baywatch ran for ll years and is still viewed in 140 countries by over one billion viewers every week. Along the way Hasselhoff appeared in several feature films, including Layover, Legacy, Final Alliance, Fugitive Run, Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie and most recently was seen in Adam Sandler’s Click.

TV movies include Cartier Affair, Lady by the Lake, One True Love, Shaka Zulu, Nick Fury, Gridlock, Avalanche, Baywatch Hawaiian Wedding as well as guest appearances on TV series such as Just Shoot Me, Yes, Dear, 3rd Rock From the Sun, Still Standing and West Wing among others. His remarkable musical career took off in the late 1980s when he recorded the album, "Looking For Freedom", at the end of the Cold War. The song became an anthem for the German people and remained at the top of their charts for eight weeks. The album went triple platinum in Europe and Hasselhoff was named "Most Popular and Best Selling Artist of the Year."

He has since garnered over 40 gold and platinum records worldwide. In 1989, he sang "Looking For Freedom" from atop the Berlin Wall to over 1 million people during the German reunification celebration. He is currently recording an album with award winning Broadway composer, Frank Wildhorn. His latest single, "Jump in My Car," which he performed on the hit TV show, "America’s Got Talent," where he is one of the judges, hit the top of the UK charts. The video has been downloaded over 6 million times and he was recently named one of the most downloaded artists of the year. His concerts have played to standing room only audiences worldwide. In 2000, Hasselhoff made his long-awaited theatrical debut in the Broadway musical, Jekyll & Hyde, which was also filmed by Broadway Television Network and aired on HBO.

He went on to make his West End debut in London starring as Billy Flynn in the hit musical, Chicago. His autobiography, "Making Waves," was recently published by Hodder & Stoughton in the UK and is currently on the Best Seller list. A US release titled 31 "Don’t Hassel the Hoff" is scheduled for Spring 2007 by Thomas Dunne books, a division of St. Martin’s Press. Hasselhoff, co-founded the charity, "Race For Life," and is a frequent visitor to children’s hospitals during his travels around the world. He was a key participant in "Camp Baywatch," dedicated to disadvantaged youth in Los Angeles and is also active with the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Hasselhoff was honored recently with the International Star of the Year Award for Outstanding Contribution to Global Entertainment by the Bollywood Awards. In addition, he was just awarded Comeback Star of the Year on the VH1 Big in ’06 Awards. He resides in Southern California with his two daughters, Taylor-Ann and Hayley.

EMMANUEL LEWIS (Himself) is perhaps best known for his title role in the 1980s television sitcom Webster. He has also made over 50 commercials, including a Colgate commercial which is featured in the movie Splash. Besides a great popularity in Japan, where he released the Japanese number one hit “City Connection” in 1981, Lewis has made guest appearances on numerous TV shows including The Love Boat, In the House and Family Matters, to name a few.

ROWDY RODDY PIPER (Himself) was born Roderick George Toombs before he became a pro wrestler from 1973- 1987. During that time, he became wrestling’s most notorious villain, known for his outrageous feud with Hulk Hogan on Wrestlemania.

JESSE BROWN (Casper) was born in Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada on August 19, 1988. Casper’s love of music and dance started at an early age that was nurtured by his musician father, Gordon James Brown.

Casper acquired his first professional job at the age of 14, when he appeared at the 2002 VMA’s with Pdiddy, Usher, Busta Rhymes, Loon, Pharrel and Run DMC in New York at the Radio City Music Hall.

The story goes that Pdiddy wanted Mini Me for that performance, but he was unavailable…..so auditions were being held in several cities looking for a small boy who could dance. Casper’s agent at that time was Bill Boel of DDO who sent a demo video of him to Diddy’s Management……..He saw it and said “I want that Kid!!!” From that appearance Billy Higgins invited him to appear in the movie “Honey” starring Jessica Alba, Little Romeo, Micher Pipher and Missy Elliot as a dancer. Later that year he was selected as MTV’s most memorable moment of 2002.

Casper has performed as a principle dancer for the American Choreography Awards, NBA All Star Celebrity Show, “That 70’s House”, Wrestlemania and has appeared in Music Videos with Missy Elliot, Limp Bizkit and Wakefield. He has worked with some of the finest choreographers that include Divine, Fatima, HiHat, Laurie-Anne Gibson, Andy Garcia, Flowmaster, Dave Scott, Mr. Animation, K-Mel, Kujo and Shabadoo.

He has been featured several times in Dance Spirit Magazine receiving the Future Star Award and appeared in the magazine Dance Delight under Street Dance Culture. For the last 2 1’2 years Bboy Casper’s credibility as a Freestyle dancer has been established by competing all over the world in Bboy battles achieving international fame.

He is a solo artist for the Zulu Kings and dances for several other crews which include the Boogie Bratz Crew, Flava Crew, Flexible Flave Crew and Concrete Allstars. Casper has worked recently with QD3 and Nick Cannon on a Nicolodean project called the “Giggle Club” featuring the day to day life of young performers. He is currently lending his producing, location, written comedic skits and performance services in the feature documentary film “THE HOTTEST NERD” a sequel to LiningUpTV:

“FANS GONE WILD” by Slave Boy Films. THE HOTTEST NERD follows a group of Star Wars Fans as they search for the perfect mate. In “FANS GONE WILD” Casper was a featured personality serving as the host, choreographing stunts, fights and marketing the DVD.