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Emily Austin (journalist)

Emily Austin (born May 24, 2001) is an American television personality, model, actress, and a sports journalist. She is known for films, modeling and acting.
== Career ==
Austin was born in the United States and currently she is living in New York. Austin started her career as a broadcaster, actress, and model at age of 18 years. She is studying sports journalism from the Hofstra University. Austin was correspondent for the YouTubers vs. TikTokers Battle of the Platforms event hosted by LiveXLive. Austin takes athletes interviews as a sports journalist on her Daily Vibes podcast known as Daily Vibes with Emily.
Category:2001 births
Category:American television personalities
Category:Sports journalists
Category:American people
Emily Barber

Emily Barber (born 26 September 1991 in Peterborough) is an English stage, television and film actress. She graduated from Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in 2014 and rapidly received critical acclaim for her professional debut as Liz in Billy Liar, at the Royal Exchange Theatre [https://blog.rwcmd.ac.uk/2015/10/29/critical-acclaim-for-newcomer-emily-barber/. for which she was named Best Newcomer at the Manchester Theatre Awards in 2015. . Emily received a Commendation at the 2015 Ian Charleson Awards for her lead role of Innogen in Cymbeline at Shakespeare’s Globe . It was her appearance in Cymbeline that prompted The Independent Newspaper to cite Emily as "One to Watch". Later in 2015 she starred opposite David Suchet in The Importance of Being Earnest at London's Vaudeville Theatre. 
Alongside a series of theatrical roles and guest television appearances in subsequent years, Emily has also had a recurring role as Cassandra Von Halen in The Royals for the E! TV network. https://www.eonline.com/uk/news/921731/has-king-robert-found-his-queen-on-the-royals-meet-cassandra-his-feisty-new-love-interest 
She currently plays the role of Violet Hayward opposite Luke Evans in Season 2 of the TNT/Paramount TV Series The Alienist .
==Theatre performances==
* Judy in Cornelius by John Boynton Priestley directed by Sam Yates at the Finborough Theatre. (2013) 
* Liz in Billy Liar by Keith Waterhouse. Directed by Sam Yates at the Royal Exchange, Manchester. (2014)
* Gwendolen in The Importance Of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde. Directed by Adrian Noble at the Vaudeville Theatre. (2015)
* Innogen in Cymbeline by William Shakespeare. Directed by Sam Yates at the Globe Theatre. (2016)
* Harrison in Boys Will Be Boys by Melissa Bubnic. Directed by Amy Hodge at the Bush Theatre. (2016) 
* Antigone in Oedipus Rex by Sophocles. Directed by Peter Sellars at the Royal Festival Hall. (2014)
* Judy in Trouble In Mind by Alice Childress. Directed by Laurence Boswell at the Theatre Royal, Bath. (2016)
* Jess in Cost of Living by Martyna Majok. Directed by Edward Hall at the Hampstead Theatre. (2019) 
==TV and Film Roles==
* Lucy Grey in Endeavour (TV Series)
* Cassandra in The Royals (TV Series)
* Cath in Call The Midwife (TV Series) 
* Violet Hayward in The Alienist (TV Series)
* PR Flak in Backdraft 2 (Film) 
==External links==
* Emily Barber on Twitter
*Curtis Brown Agent: Curtis Brown (agency)
== References ==
Category:British actresses
Category:British musical theatre actresses
Category:British television actresses
Emily Blach

Emily Balch (born June 22, 1993) is an American television personality who first appeared as a contestant on the seventeenth season of Married at First Sight. She is now residing in Denver, Colorado.
==Early Life==
Emily Grace Balch was born in the Cleveland suburb of Bay Village, Ohio on June 22, 1993. Balch has a twin sister named Sarah Balch. Balch graduated from Bay High School where she captained the soccer team. She attended college at Miami University where she was a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She graduated from Miami University with a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Strategic Communications.
==Filmography==
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2023	Married at First Sight	Herself	Season 17
Category:American television personalities
Category:American people
Category:1993 births
Category:People from Bay Village, Ohio
Emily Borromeo

Emily Borromeo (born October 22, 1987) is an American actress and singer. She is most known for her work on The Sunny Side Up Show on NBC/Universal, as well as work in musical theater. 
==Career==
Borromeo received her undergraduate degree from Brown University.. She performed as a host of The Sunny Side Up Show on NBCUniversal from 2014 to 2017, for which Borromeo and her co-hosts were nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Children's Series in the category of "Outstanding Pre-School Children’s Series" . She made her Broadway theatre debut in School of Rock (musical) in 2017, and later joined the U.S. national touring cast in the role of Patty . In 2021, Borromeo played the role of Angie in the U.S. national tour of The Prom (musical) . Other stage credits have included Broadway Bounty Hunter by Joe Iconis and I'll Be Damned at the Vineyard Theatre 
In July 2024, it was announced that Borromeo would join the cast of the Netflix series Sirens (upcoming TV series), from creator Molly Smith Metzler (Emmy-nominated for Maid (miniseries).)
Category:1987 births
Category:American actresses
Category:American people
Category:Singers
Emily Drennan

Emily Drennan (born April 26, 1980) is an American singer, songwriter, Broadway stage actress, and producer. She has released two studio albums, Two-Way Street. and A Mother Daughter Christmas, and multiple singles. She is best known for her role as Mezzo in the internationally acclaimed a capella Off-Broadway show, Voca People.
==Early life and education==
Drennan was born and grew up in Norman, Oklahoma.
==Selected discography==
* Two-Way Street
* O Holy Night
* A Mother Daughter Christmas (with Patti Drennan)
* Make You Feel My Love (ft Jeremy Goldsmith)
* We Three Kings / What Child is This?
* I Know Your Name
==Awards==
Year	Nominated Work 	Category 	Award 	Result
2023	I Know Your Name 	Singer-Songwriter of the Year 	Hollywood Independent Music 	Won
2023	I Know Your Name 	Vocalist of the Year(Multi-Genre) 	Josie Music Awards 	Nominated (Results Pending)
2023	I Know Your Name 	Song of the Year(MULTI-GENRE/MULTIPLE SONGWRITERS)	Josie Music Awards 	Nominated (Results Pending)
2023	I Know Your Name 	 	UK International Songwriting Contest 	Semi-Finalist (Finalist results Pending)
2016	A Mother Daughter Christmas	Holiday Album of the Year 	International Music and Entertainment Association	Won
2016	A Mother Daughter Christmas	Holiday Album of the Year 	Hollywood Music & Media Awards 	Nominated
2012	Voca People 	Outstanding Alternative Theatrical Experience 	Lucille Lortel Awards 	Won
Category:1980 births
Category:People from Norman, Oklahoma	
Category:American people
Category:Singers
Category:Songwriters
Emily Drinker

Emily Drinker is an American singer-songwriter and musician from Philadelphia. She is known for her blend of folk, pop, and rock and has performed locally and internationally.
 
Notable works include Run the Race (2017), Enough is Enough (2020), Starting to Feel (2022), and 5th Ave (2023), among others. Her music is available on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and Soundcloud.
==Early life and education==
Drinker was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She graduated from Barnard College in 2012 with a Bachelor of Arts in ethnomusicology, where she trained in jazz, classical, and cappella singing.
==Career==
Drinker began her musical career by performing on celebrity cruises with the band Funky T. The band performed on various luxury cruise ships in Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, as well as on stages throughout Philadelphia and its surrounding areas.
 
In 2017, she started an independent career as a singer-songwriter. Her music style combines cappella, jazz, soul, and pop, characterized by soulful and honest lyrics that explore self-discovery, relationship dynamics, and life's challenges.
 
Drinker's debut EP, Run the Race, was released in November 2017. NPR Music featured her on their Tiny Desk on the Road tour in 2018. She released her debut album, Starting to Feel, in April 2022, featuring seven tracks. The songs delve into themes of relationships and personal experiences.
 
Drinker has been featured by Philadelphia's WXPN and has played at regional festivals such as Firefly, Musikfest, and the Philadelphia Folk Festival. She has opened for notable artists, including Pat Benatar, Rufus Wainwright, and Switchfoot. In addition to her solo work, she is active in the local music community, performing with multiple bands and serving as a session vocalist.
==Awards and recognitions== 
In 2017, Emily Drinker won the Philadelphia Songwriters Project contest.
==Discography== 
EPs
* Run the Race (2017)
Singles
* Starting to Feel (2020)
* Enough is Enough (2020)
* Don't Waste Your Say (2020)
* Come With Me (2021)
* On the Hunt (2021)
* Guilty (2021)
* Serial Killer (2022)
* Finish My Sentence (2022)
* Something's Coming (2023)
* 5th Ave (2023)
Albums
* Starting to Feel (2022)
==References==
==External links==
* Personal website
* 
* 
* Emily Drinker on YouTube
* Emily Drinker on Spotify
Category:American musicians
Category:People from Philadelphia
Category:American people
Category:American singer-songwriters
Emily Howlett

Emily Howlett (born 18th November) is an English deaf stage and screen actor from England, UK. She is Bilingual, using both British Sign Language (BSL) and spoken English. Emily has been profoundly deaf since childhood. She is best known for playing Janet in British anthology series "Inside No. 9".
"My life isn't about me being deaf. It's just my life and it just happens that I'm deaf."
==Personal Life==
Emily is a highly skilled at horse riding and show jumping.
==Work==
Emily Howlett has been performing on stage and screen since 2006.
===Film===
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2008	Shakespeare's Sentiments	Helena/Miranda	Director - Hannah Witcomb
2010	My Song 	Deaf Girl 	CB Films
2011	Luke Starr 	Chloe Starr 	DeafFest
2011	Five Needles 	Urit 	BSLBT
2011	C.O.D.A 	Jenny 	Neath Films
2012	I Hear You 	Maisy 	YUFC
===Television===
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2012	SeeHear 	Nellie Willhite 	BBC
2013	Give Out Girls	Amy 	Big Talk Productions
2015	Holby City 	Celeste Reynolds	BBC
2017	Inside No. 9 	Janet 	BBC
2018	Casualty 	Vikki Chatterley	BBC
2019	Doctors 	Miriam Jones 	BBC TV
===Stage===
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2010	Loving April 	April (understudy) / Creative	Oxfordshire Theatre Company
2014	The Iron Man 	Andrea 	Graeae
2015	Soul Bear 	Ellie 	PAD Productions
2016	People of the Eye 	Charlotte 	The Deaf & Hearing Ensemble
2016	Leveret 	Ellen 	Bristol Old Vic
2017	Tribes 	Sylvia 	Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
2017	Left Of Me 	Doctor Howlett 	PAD Productions
2022	Much Ado About Nothing 	Beatrice 	1623 Theatre / Century Theatre
2022	Much Ado About Nothing 	Dogberry 	Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
2023	Robin Hood and the Major Oak	Marian / BSL Understudy 	Derby Theatre
===Radio===
Year	Title 	Role	Notes
2011	Shall I Say A Kiss	Eva 	BBC Radio 4
=== Further ===
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2006	Proper Hard Work 	Trainer 	Learning and Skills Network
2008	Theatrical Spectacular	Peter Pan 	Pantomime - St John Players
2008	The Fire of London 	William Taswell	Recording - West House
2010	Radio Drama Scripts 	Various 	BBC Radio / Graeae
2010	Fanfara Din Vorona 	Self 	Event - Thames Festival
2012	TBC 	Sarah 	Training Film - Dependable Productions
2017	Crimplene Crusaders 	Betty 	Street Theatre - VAMOS
Category:English deaf people
Category:Actors
Category:English people
Emily Hunt

Emily Hunt is an American-British author, public speaker, and government adviser, recognized for her advocacy against sexual violence. She played a key role in influencing legal reforms related to voyeurism in the United Kingdom.
==Early Life and Education==
Emily Hunt was born in the United States. Information regarding her early education is not widely documented.
==Advocacy and Legal Reform==
In 2015, Hunt was filmed without her consent while unconscious in a hotel room in East London, leading to a legal case that highlighted gaps in the UK’s voyeurism laws. After five years of public advocacy and crowdfunding a judicial review against the UK government through CrowdJustice, her efforts contributed to legal reforms aimed at closing these gaps. In 2021, she was appointed as an independent adviser to the UK government’s end to end rape review, for which she wrote the foreword.
Publications
Hunt authored **We Need to Talk: The Truth About Sexual Violence and My Fight for Justice** (2023), published by Mardle Books, which discusses her personal experiences and the challenges in advocating for legal reforms.
==Awards and Recognition==
Hunt was jointly awarded the Emma Humphrey’s Award in 2020 for her work advocating for women’s rights by Harriet Wistrich's Centre for Women's Justice. In 2023, she was honored with an **OBE** in the 2023 New Year Honours for her contributions to justice and advocacy.
==Personal Life==
Hunt is a mother and has shared insights into her personal life during the COVID-19 pandemic.. She has an ex-husband named James.
Category:Author
Category:Public speaking
Category:Government advisors
Category:American people
Emily Jossam

Emily Jossam (born 18 August 1998) is a Malawian professional footballer who plays as a defender for FAZ Women Super Division club ZESCO United F.C., on a permanent contract., and the Malawi women's national team, also known as The Scorchers.
==Early life==
Born on August 18, 1998, in Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, Blantyrehttps://qech.health.gov.mw/, Jossam is the first of five children born to her parents. She began playing football at the age of 7. Until the age of 10, she played on the streets of the Ndirande slum in Blantyre. Then, at the age of 10 years, she got enrolled in the "Play Soccer Malawi"-project, which is a US-based NGO with local projects in 7 southern/western African countries, and is supported by FIFA and the national football association. They enroll children in socioeconomically neglected areas (such as Ndirande) in a program that involves football training mainly as an incentive, teaches classes on topics such as healthy nutrition, hands out food, encourages children to seek higher education and provides scholarships for that. Jossam played for the Under 12, Under 15 and Under 20 teams of the project, and at the age of 20, having completed the program and her higher education, she was leading training sessions with the younger kids to give back to the program that helped her in the past..
==Playing career==
Jossam started playing professional football for Blantyre Zero in Blantyre, which later was acquired by Nyasa Big Bullets FC. Her biggest success with the team was winning the FAM Women's National Championship 2021, stopping a 6-year dominance by DD Sunshine whom they edged 3-1 in an exciting and scintillating final match which was played at Civo Stadium in Lilongwe
Category:1998 births
Category:Malawian people
Category:Footballers
Emily Nolan

Emily Nolan is a Melbourne made-to-measure tailor and garment designer. She started her namesake brand, E Nolan, in 2018 with the aim to create a considered wardrobe for all women, non-binary, trans-women and trans-men. Training as a menswear tailor, she saw a gap in the market for femme bodies to have tailored suits/garments.
Category:People from Melbourne
Category:Fashion designers
Category:Tailors
Category:Australian people
Emily VanDerWerff

Emily Nicole VanDerWerff (born December 1, 1982) is an American critic, journalist, podcaster, and author. She primarily writes about television. She has written for Vox, The A.V. Club, The Guardian, the Los Angeles Times, Grantland, and Slant Magazine, among others. 
== Education ==
VanDerWerff graduated from South Dakota State University in 2004 with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Journalism. During her time, she wrote for the university's student newspaper, The Collegian. 
== Career ==
From 2009 to 2014, VanDerWerff was the TV editor for The A.V. Club, helping to build the TV Club, known for criticism and 'dissection' of television shows episode by episode. Vanderwerff's work has been credited with helping build the online culture of television recaps. 
In June 2014, VanDerWerff joined Vox as their culture editor, going on to become the Critic at Large. She is also involved in Arden, a true crime parody podcast, as well as running Vox's Primetime, a television history podcast. 
She was a finalist in the 2015 Online Journalism Awards. 
In 2018, VanDerWerff and fellow critic Zach Handlen wrote Monsters of the Week: The Complete Critical Companion to The X-Files published by Tor Books. 
== Personal Life ==
VanDerWerff came out as a transgender woman in 2019. She was interviewed on NPR's Weekend Edition Sunday about her experiences. She is a founding member of the Trans Journalists Association and helped create its style guide, a resource for other journalists to more accurately write about transgender people and issues.
She has been married to her wife, Libby, since 2003.
== Harper's Letter Controversy ==
In July 2020, she notably spoke out against fellow Vox columnist Matthew Yglesias, following his signing of a A Letter on Justice and Open Debate|controversial open letter published in Harper's Magazine, calling for an end to cancel culture. VanDerWerff, along with other critics of the letter, argued it was insensitive and contained numerous Dog whistle (politics)|dog whistles antagonizing transgender people. Following her criticism, she received death threats.
== References ==
== Links ==
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Category:American critics
Category:American writers
Category:American journalists
Emily Weir

Emily Bianca Weir is an Australian actress. 
Emily is best know for playing Mackenzie Booth on Home and Away since 2019.
In 2023, it was announced Emily would be taking part in the 2023 series of Dancing With The Stars Australia.
==Personal Life==
Emily was born and raised in Brisbane, Australia. She has one brother, Tom. 
She was a dancer for over 15 years, and also took piano and singing lessons. 
In 2020, Emily publically revealed her struggles with alcohol. She told Jonathon Moran from The Daily Telegraph "I had an epiphany on a massive hangover where I realised I wasn’t living my best life. The epiphany was basically a dream of me as an older woman, full grey hair in plaits with true (red wine) blood mouth, covered in cat hair, alone. The thought was that if I kept going the way I was, that could be my life. Alcohol for me was my poison.” 
Emily has been sober since April 18, 2018.
==Acting Career==
After leaving high school, Emily studied law and moved to London 
In 2017, Emily was awarded the Billie Brown Award for Best Emerging Actress and Best Supporting Actress for her role in the theatrical production of Tartuffe at the Matilda Awards at Brisbane's Powerhouse.
In 2003, Emily landed her first television appearance on The Sleepover Club which later sparked her interest in pursuing a career of acting.
Following her dreams, in 2013 Emily started a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting) at QUT. 
==Home and Away==
In 2019 Emily landed the role of Mackenzie Booth in Home and Away. 
She recalls “I was smiling and crying during the moment I heard the news that I had landed the amazing role of Mackenzie on Home and Away. It was the best day of my life. That weekend I flew home to Brisbane to tell my family who were beyond excited – they threw me a party and we all cried and celebrated together. They are so incredibly proud of me”. 
Her character first appeared on 13th June 2019. 
In 2023, Emily starred in Home and Away co-star Matt Evan's debut music video Over It as a partygoer.
==Dancing With The Stars==
Emily was announced as part of the cast for Dancing With The Stars Australia 2023 on 11 May 2023.
==Television==
 
Year 	Title 	Role 	Notes
2003 	The Sleepover Club 	Emily 	
2019 - present	Home and Away 	Mackenzie Booth	
2023 	Dancing With The Stars	Herself 	
Category:People from Brisbane
Category:Australian people
Category:Australian actresses
Emir Absama Nur

Absama Nur (early 1510's – 28 February 21, 1543), also known as Emir Absama Bin Nur bin Ali, was a senior Somali military commander and a Malassay who grew up in the court of Abun Adashe serving the Adal Sultanate at its height and rising to a Wali and then becoming Emir ruling multiple highland Abyssinian regions he subdued under the command of the sultanate.
==Death==
Absama Nur is said to have been one of the last who stayed with the Imam until the very end. Consolidating power in the Ethiopian highlands interior whilst ruling over a vast territory from southern Nubia to the Dahlak Archipelago. He likely was killed or died of his wounds at the Battle of Wayna Daga.
Category:1510 births	
Category:Somalian people
Category:Military leaders
Category:1543 deaths
Emir Beganovic

Emir Beganovic (born 16 February 2008) is a Swedish and Bosnian football player who is set to play as a defender for Åtvidabergs FF, also known as ÅFF.
==Club Career==
Beganovic plays as a winger and had Hjulsbro IK as his parent club. For the 2023 season, Beganovic joined Stångebro United BK as part of their U16 team. He moved clubs in 2024 to Hemgårdarnas BK, where he was one of the star players on the U17 squad. Along with playing on the youth team, he was also given the opportunity to be part of the A team. After an impressive year, it was announced that Beganovic would be playing as a defender for the Swedish club Åtvidabergs FF in 2025. At just sixteen years old, he will have played for two different professional clubs.
Pierre Johansson, the ÅFF sporting director, commented on the signing of Beganovic: "[Beganovic is] a future player who has already played senior football and who has impressed in training with us. We see great potential in Emir and believe he will grow big in our environment. We want to be the natural choice for local talent and we see it as very positive that Emir chose to come to ÅFF on a long contract. As a player, he is a game-skilled and technically skilled winger with a nice foot."
==Personal Life==
Beganovic was born in Linköping, Sweden. His parents emigrated to Sweden from Bosnia and Herzegovina before he and his brother were born. His brother Dino is a professional race car driver, currently competing in Formula 2 and in the Ferrari Driver Academy.
Category:2008 births
Category:football
Category:Swedish people
Category: Åtvidabergs FF players
Category: soccer
Category: athletes
Emliliano Tagosam Salazar

Emiliano Tagosam Salazar (born ) is a Mexican motorsport driver. He currently competes in the NASCAR Mikel's Truck Series.
==Career==
===Karting===
Tagosam began his career in karting at the age of thirteen in 2015. In 2017, he participated in the Superkarts USA, SUPERNATIONALS XXI at Las Vegas Convention Center 0.84km.
===NACAM Formula 4 Championship===
In 2018–19 NACAM Formula 4 Championship, Tagosam made his debut in the NACAM Formula 4 Championship alongside the RPL Racing team finishing in eighteenth place during his first season. 
===Nascar Mickel's Truck Series===
In 2019, Tagosam competed in NASCAR Mikel's Truck Series, finishing in sixteenth place. By 2022, he joined the Ho Speed Racing team, with which he obtained an eleventh place in the championship.
==Racing record==
===Career summary===
Season 	Series 	Team 	Races	Wins	Poles	F/Laps	Podiums	Points	Position
2018-19	2018–19 NACAM Formula 4 Championship	Telcel RPL Racing	6 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	NC
2019 	NASCAR Mikel's Truck Series 	 	1 	0 	0 	0 	0 	30 	30th
2022 	NASCAR Mikel's Truck Series 	Ho Speed Racing 	12 	0 	0 	0 	0 	400 	11th
Category:2002 births
Category:Mexican racing drivers
Category:People from Aguascalientes City