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Gugulethu Mbatha (better called Gugu-Mbatha-Raw) is an British actor and film actress who became famous for her role in the BBC series "Doctor Who" which is a British science-fiction TV series. Gugu scored a huge hit in this series, playing Tish Jones. Tish is the sister of Martha Jones. Gugu's audiences loved her bright spontaneity. There was no turning back from Gugu's successful career in acting! Gugu also has appeared on a number of different British TV and stage shows to the present. She has received critical acclaim for her roles in British period dramas 'Belle' (2013) and Beyond the Lights' (2014). In addition, she was a part of the Tom Hanks-produced comedy "Larry Crowne and also in television shows like "Undercover," and "Touch. Gugu was the main character in Jessica Swale's show in 2015, "Nell Gwynn", in the role of an actress and mistress for the king Charles II. Her performance was well-received by critics, who commended her on her talent. Gugu won the Evening Standard Theatre Award as the Best Actress. Gugu's talents in the field of drama were appreciated by the Queen Elizabeth in her appointment as a Member of the Order of the British Empire.

Chelsea Joy Handler was conceived on February 25, 75 and was born in Livingston New Jersey. She was the eldest child of three children in a big family. Handler was the child of a salesman as well as a domestic worker. Her mother immigrated to America in 1958 in the form of an immigrant from Germany. She was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1989 and was able to die after fighting the disease for ten years. Handler's father was Jewish and she was brought up Reform Judaism. Handler resided in a beautiful area with a great family. When she was in her early 20s Handler moved into Los Angeles in order to pursue acting. Handler began her career as an actress in order to assist her. But, at 21 years old, Handler decided to pursue the stand-up comic profession full-time, because she realized her story telling talents. Handler's first job was as an actress on an all-female cast on the Oxygen channel's reality-TV series Girls who behave badly. The show featured an amalgamation of cameras hidden in the background and practical jokes. From 2002 until 2005, the series aired. Handler then started appearing on other TV shows such as Weekends at the D.L., The Bernie Mac Show, The Practice and My Wife and Kids. Handler began working on The Tonight Show as a reporter. Handler got her most famous break in 2006, when she took over hosting of E! known as The Chelsea Handler show. It lasted two seasons. Handler appeared on the Comedy Central's Hour Stand-Up Comedy Tour the next year in the United States. VH1, Comedy Central Premium Blend and HBO have aired her stand-up comic performances. In 2010, it was announced that the MTV Video Music Awards 2010 were announced. This made her the second woman in the history of television, after Roseanne Barr, who hosted the VMAs.