WANDA SYKES is an Emmy winning stand up comic, writer, actress and producer who has been entertaining audiences for over twenty years. Known for her sharp observational humor, distinct voice and sharp political social commentary, including her special "I'm an Entertainer". She first garnered widespread recognition as a writer on The Chris Rock Show, for which she won an Emmy Award in 1999. Throughout her career, she has appeared in acclaimed television series such as "Curb Your Enthusiasm, The New Adventures of Old Christine, and Black-ish", while also starring in the Netflix series "The Upshaws". She publicly came out as a lesbian in 2008. She married Alex Niedbalski in 2008, with whom she has fraternal twins born in 2009. She underwent a bilateral mastectomy following a 2011 diagnosis of DCIS breast cancer. A regular guest on the Late Night Talk Show circut, are you a fan of Wanda Sykes?

Rick Mercer, born October 17, 1969, St. John's, Newfoundland [now Newfoundland and Labrador], Canada) is a Canadian satirist, comedian, actor, and writer whose insightful lampooning of Canadian politics made him a national icon. In 1998 Mercer and his life partner, writer-producer Gerald Lunz, created Made in Canada, a situation comedy about the Canadian film and television industry, with Mercer as its ruthless protagonist. Mercer's 2003 visit to Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan became the Gemini-nominated Christmas special Rick Mercer's Christmas in Kabul. He has appeared as an actor in such Canadian films and television series as "Bon Cop Bad Cop" (2006) and "Republic of Doyle" (2014), and was credited with inspiring many young adults to vote in the 2011 federal election. In response to the epidemic of suicides among gay and lesbian youth in Canada, Mercer spoke out strongly against bullying in schools, participating in the "It Gets Better" video campaign and calling on LGBTQ adults in public life, such as himself, to be open about their personal lifestyles in order to provide young people with respected gay role models. After that show's five-season run, Mercer and Lunz in 2004 introduced "Rick Mercer's Monday Report", a comedic news-focused program that drew comparisons to American television's "The Daily Show". Like that program's host, Jon Stewart, Mercer was commended not only as a satirist but as a trustworthy news source. Mercer, however, was quick to define his role as that of an editorial cartoonist, except when performing his rant, the rapid-fire monologue he originated on "This Hour has 22 Minutes" Many of those rants were collected in Mercer's best-selling book Streeters (1998), and later rants appeared in "The Rick Mercer Report: The Book" (2007). He is active with Walk for Life, a fundraiser for HIV and AIDS patients, and lends his talents to environmental causes such as energy conservation. He is outspoken in his support of the men and women of the Canadian Armed Forces and was named honorary colonel of the Nova Scotia-based 423 Maritime Helicopter Squadron. Are you a fan of Rick Mercer?

Daniel Joseph Levy (born August 9, 1983) is a Canadian actor, writer, producer, and director widely known for co-creating and starring as David Rose in the acclaimed sitcom Schitt's Creek (2015–2020). He is the son of comedy icon Eugene Levy and Deborah Divine.Born in Toronto, Ontario, Levy studied film production at York University and Ryerson University. He is openly gay and has been a prominent advocate for LGBTQIA+ stories, particularly through his character's pansexuality on Schitt's Creek. He is an advocate for dog adoption and was appointed a Member of the Order of Canada in 2023. Beyond Emmys, he has won multiple Canadian Screen Awards and a GLAAD Media Award. He is about to launch a New Series "Big Mistakes". Are you a fan of Dan Levy?