Title: Frances England
Content:  Frances England is a children's musician from San Francisco, CA. Her style of music is generally described as Indie and/or Folk. In 2006, England wrote her first album of songs entitled Fascinating Creatures as a fundraiser for her son's preschool and recorded it with the help of artist Billy Riggs. The album went on to be the sole recipient of the 2007 Oppenheim Platinum Award for Music. Her 2nd CD, Family Tree was released in 2008 and received the Gold Parent's Choice Award and the Gold Nappa Award for 2008. Her 3rd and 4th albums, Mind of My Own (2011) and Blink of an Eye (2013) also received Gold Parent's Choice Awards. Frances' 5th Album, Explorer of the World (2016) was awarded another Gold Parent's Choice Award along with being ranked #1 for 2016 in the annual Fids and Kamily Music Awards compiled by the top children's radio programmers and music writers in the country. On December 6, 2016, Frances received her first Grammy nomination for Best Children's Album for Explorer of the World. England occasionally plays live shows in the San Francisco Bay Area with Stewart Peck (guitar/vocals) and Chris Chan (drums/keyboard).
Title: Frances (musician)
Content:  In August 2014, she was the featured artist for the track "Fire May Save You" for the French music label Kitsuné. The single was released as part of an EP, which contained remixes of the same track. In July 2015, she released the EP Grow for Communion Records. In October 2015, she released the EP Let It Out. In November 2015, she was shortlisted for the 2016 BRIT Awards: Critics' Choice Award. In December 2015, she was nominated for the BBC Sound of 2016. In 2016, she portrayed Katter the Butterfly singing "In My Life" in Beat Bugs episode 10b.
Title: Olivia Frances
Content:  In 2013, Frances released her first full length album Back to Happiness as a junior in high school at Ursuline Academy; where she was featured as one of the 2013 Artists to Watch by Skope Magazine. Frances performed in the local Cincinnati area to promote her album throughout her teenage years. At the age of 18, Frances took a gap year and moved to Nashville, Tennessee where she continued to write songs, record music, and perform across the South, Midwest, and the East Coast of the U.S.   Her freshman year of college, Frances released her second album, Evergreen in November 2015. Frances’ third, and most recent album, 
Title: Frances (musician)
Content:  Sophie Frances Cooke (born 27 June 1993), known mononymously as Frances, is a British singer and songwriter from Newbury, Berkshire, England.
Title: Frances (film)
Content:  Broadway playwright Clifford Odets, who convinces Frances that her future rests with the Group Theatre. After leaving Hollywood for New York City and appearing in the Group Theatre play Golden Boy, Frances learns, much to her chagrin, that the Group Theatre exploited her fame only to draw in more customers, replacing her with a wealthy actress for her family's needed financial backing for the play's London tour, and Odets ends their affair upon his wife's upcoming return from Europe. Her desperate attempts to restart her film career upon returning to Hollywood results in being cast in unchallenging roles in forgettable B-films. Her increased dependence on alcohol and amphetamines in the 1940s and the pressures brought on her by her wannabe mother, who becomes 
Title: Frances Rose
Content:  Frances Rose is New York City based musical duo consisting of sisters Sarah Frances Cagianese and Michelle Rose Cagianese.
Title: Emily Frances
Content:  Frances was born in Malibu, California. She lived in Ecuador and France as part of a foreign exchange program while in high school. Frances studied at the University of Pennsylvania where she majored in communications and minored in marketing. During summer breaks, she interned in the news department of KABC-TV. She spent her junior year of college abroad in Spain, and while living in Madrid, worked at the local television station Canal Plus.
Title: Frances Rose
Content:  Built around the duel vocals of Sarah Frances and Michelle Rose the group's signature brand of moody, indie pop first appeared on the public radar in early 2012 with the single “Vampire,” released on Parisian label Kitsuné. Updating pop and R&B sounds from the '80s and '90s, this singer/songwriter/producer duo made an impression with the gauzy pop tune “Questions” released in 2014, when they teamed up with Brooklyn-based producer Chordashian. Vocal harmonies and woodsy, folk-inspired pop take influence from the likes of Fleetwood Mac and Heart. Frances Rose released single “Dangerous” in 2016 premiered by Bullett Media and released single “Read My Body” in 2017.
Title: Frances James (Winners &amp; Losers)
Content:  worldliness". Frances and Zach begin a relationship but soon after her sister, Jasmine Patterson (PiaGrace Moon) is forced to move back in with Frances. Gay told Rigden that she did not believe Frances had ever "really anticipated children". She had not enjoyed her own childhood which makes "the idea of having 'teenagehood' thrust upon her again ... [is] her own personal nightmare". While looking after Jasmine, she is trying to make her relationship with Zach work too. Frances also accuses Zach of not stepping into the role of step-father for Jasmine. But their relationship is also strained by Zach's ex-wife Claire Armstrong (Natalie Saleeba) goading Frances. Gay explained that Claire said "that Frances is 
Title: Frances Forever
Content:  Frances Garrett grew up outside of Baltimore and was homeschooled as a child. They started playing piano at six years old and began writing songs as a teenager. A summer intensive at Berklee College of Music convinced them to pursue music professionally. They chose the stage name "Frances Forever" as a play on their first name and as an homage to the song "Francis Forever" by Mitski.

Question: What genre is Frances?
Answer: biographical film.
biopic.
biography film.
biography movie.
biographical movie.
biographical picture.