Masiela and Maria

Masiela is an American writer, actor and social worker who was born in Tirana Albania. Max Lusha and Daniela Lusha raised her as an only daughter. Lusha's modeling career began after she moved to Michigan. As she began performing in shows and modeling, a Hollywood Talent Agent discovered her. Lusha began writing in Los Angeles as she acted. She wrote her book, Inner Thoughts - a book that contained poetry while in the city. The first time she was cast in a role was in 2000. She played the character Lisa in the movie Father's Love. Her first television appearance was in an episode on Lizzie McGuire. From 2002 until 2007 Lusha snagged the main part in the role of Carmen Lopez in the hit TV comedy George Lopez. Lusha received an award called the Young Artist Awards' Best Leading Young Artist Award in a comedy or Drama while playing her character. Maria brink......................Maria Brink was born on December 18 1977 into a troubled family in New York. Her father was absent from the family at an extremely young age. At age 14 Brink was pregnant, and she had to leave high school. Davion was born and Brink had to move into an apartment. In order to make ends meet Brink began work as a washwoman. Her first band, Pulse from Albany New York began in 1995. The band mostly performed local shows for Coal Chamber, Sevendust and different band. The members later split up. the group broke into two groups. At the age of 25, she moved to California in the state of California to Los Angeles looking for her big break. Brink performed in cafes, bars and shops while looking for the perfect group. Two years later she met now-band singer Chris Howorth at an audition. Howorth turned her down because she's a girl. After listening to her, Howorth changed his decision and then apologized. Dying Stars was the title they chose for their group, and they created with drummer Jeff Fabb. Blake Bunzel, Josh Newell and Josh Bunzel later included in the group. In This Moment became the new name for the band after two live shows.