Emeraude Toubia
Mexican-Lebanese actress Emeraude Toubia, whose first name means "a stone the color of beauty and love", is one of the most-watched up and coming talents in the industry today. Raised in Brownsville, Texas, Toubia is currently starring in the hit Freeform series "Shadowhunters". After her first season on the Teen Choice winning show, Emeraude was nominated for a Teen Choice Award for "Choice Sci-Fi TV Actress". "Shadowhunters" just wrapped airing its second season and has been renewed for a third. "Shadowhunters" is based on the bestselling young adult fantasy series, The Mortal Instruments, written by Cassandra Clare. Toubia plays 'Isabelle Lightwood,' a Shadowhunter-human-angel hybrid who hunts down demons - a drop dead gorgeous trained fighter in heels. Prior to making the permanent move to Los Angeles, Toubia was raised in a diverse household that immersed her in the best of both Mexican and American cultures. At the age of five, she started to professionally train in classical ballet, flamenco, lyrical, and belly dance. At only fifteen years old, Toubia's love for the stage led her to compete in a series of pageants. As a result of her multiple wins and success in pageants she went on to star in many commercials. Additional credits for Toubia include hosting for a national-cable network and starring in both youth and primetime telenovelas for various Latin American markets. When she is not working, Emeraude has a huge place in her heart for charity and regularly volunteers for a handful of non-profit organizations including: Toys for Tots, Make-a-Wish Foundation, and leads the "Queen for a Day" program at her hometown's children's hospital.
Emeric Bernard-Jones
Emeric Bernard-Jones is known for Meet You in Scotland (2023), Love Monster (2016) and On Masculinity (2020).
Emerick Mamilonne
Emerick Mamilonne is known for Les Rascals (2022).
Emerie Mena
Emerie Mena is known for Ohryis Project, Nova (2021) and Host (2020).
Emeril Lagasse
Chef Emeril Lagasse's passion for food was ignited as a young boy growing up in the small town of Fall River, Massachusetts, where he spent time in the kitchen with his mother, Hilda. As a teenager, he worked at a Portuguese bakery where he mastered the art of bread and pastry baking. Upon high school graduation, Lagasse turned down a full scholarship to the New England Conservatory of Music to pursue his dream of becoming a chef. He earned a degree from the respected culinary fortress, Johnson and Wales University, and later received an honorary doctorate degree from the university. Wanting to broaden his culinary horizons, Lagasse then traveled to Paris and Lyon, France, where he honed his skills and learned the art of classic French cuisine. Returning to the United States, Lagasse practiced his art in fine restaurants in New York, Boston and Philadelphia until a job offer from Dick and Ella Brennan lured the young chef to New Orleans, where Lagasse helmed the kitchen for nearly eight years at their legendary restaurant, "Commander's Palace". As a national TV personality, he has hosted more than 2,000 shows on the Food Network, and is the food correspondent for ABC's "Good Morning America." Lagasse has appeared as a guest judge in four seasons of Bravo's hit food series, "Top Chef," served as co-host for TNT's first cooking series, "On the Menu," and the tenth season of the "Rachael Ray Show." In January 2016, Lagasse entered his fourth season of "Emeril's Florida" on the Cooking Channel. AWARDS: 2013 - Humanitarian of the Year by the James Beard Foundation for his dedicated efforts to further the culinary arts in America, as well as his philanthropic work supporting children's educational programs through the Emeril Lagasse Foundation. 1991 - Emeril's Restaurant wins Wine Spectator "Grand Award" 2007 - "Restaurateur of the Year" by New Orleans City Business 2006 - inducted into the Menu Masters Hall of Fame by Nation's Restaurant News 2005 - "Distinguished Service Award" from Wine Spectator for his significant and long-lasting contributions to the wine industry. 2004 - "Executive of the Year" by Restaurants & Institutions magazine 2004 - Delmonico Steakhouse received the Grand Award from Wine Spectator magazine, and has continued each year since. 2002 - Delmonico Steakhouse was named "Best Steakhouse" by Las Vegas Life magazine 1999 - One of People magazine's "25 Most Intriguing People of the Year." 1998 - "Chef of the Year" by GQ magazine 1993 - NOLA received "Best New Restaurant" by Esquire magazine. 1991 - Emeril named "Best Southeast Regional Chef" by James Beard Foundation
Emerson Beckham
Emerson Beckham is an actor, known for Witnesses (2021).
Emerson Brooks
Emerson Brooks is an NAACP Image Award winning American Film, Television and Voice actor. He starred in series such as The Last Ship as Capt. Joseph Meylan on TNT and MacGyver on CBS. He has made appearances on major television shows including The Office, Arrested Development, NCIS: LA, NCIS, Lost, 24, The Orville, and many more. His film credits include Captain America, Terminator: Salvation and Super 8. He has lent his voice and movements to over 50 video games and has had the opportunity to be a part of the highest-grossing video game franchises in history: Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto. In 2012, he won an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actor in a Daytime Drama for his critically acclaimed performance in All My Children. Prior to becoming an actor, Emerson joined the Army and received a commission as an Infantry Officer. He finished his degree at the University of Arizona, earning a Baccalaureate of Science in Business. After his college graduation, he worked in Washington D.C. as an Engineer in the aerospace industry. In 2004, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his true passion for acting.
Emerson Carlos
Emerson Carlos is known for Um Ano Inesquecível: Verão (2023).
Emerson Ceará
Emerson Ceará is known for Cabras da Peste (2021), A Esmo (2019) and O Riso dos Outros (2012).
Emerson Collins
Emerson Collins was born on December 20, 1984 in Texas, USA. He is a producer and actor, known for Southern Baptist Sissies (2013), Six Characters in Search of a Play (2019) and A Very Sordid Wedding (2017).