Masiela and Maria

Masiela Lusha is a famous American actress, author, and humanitarian who was raised from Tirana Albania. Masiela Lusha is the only child of Max Lusha and Daniela Lusha. Lusha first began modeling in Michigan around the age of seven. The Hollywood talent agent discovered Lusha while Lusha was performing and modeling. Lusha's debut poetry collection The Inner Thoughts was released within Los Angeles while she was performing. She was the character Lisa as Lisa in Father's Love in 2000. She then went on to star in one of the episodes of Lizzie McGuire which was her first television appearance. Lusha was the character Carmen Lopez, the star of George Lopez's popular sitcom, which ran from 2002 to 2007. Lusha's character won her Young Artist Awards for Best Female Leading Actress for Younger, or Drama, or Drama in 2003 and in 2004. Maria brink......................Maria Brink was born on December 18 1977 into a troubled family in New York. While she was a teenager, her father abandoned their family. Brink was 14 when she fell pregnant dropping out of her school. Following the birth of Davion, her first son Davion she was able to move into a house and began working at a local laundromat to make both ends meet. In 1995, Brink became a member of her first group Pulse located within Albany New York. They played mostly local shows for Coal Chamber, Sevendust and different groups. The group broke up later. After she turned 25 years old, she moved out of California to Los Angeles searching for her big break. Brink was a singer and worked in bar and cafes while she looked for the perfect band. She ran into Chris Howorth, the band's current band member, at an audition two years later. Howorth declined to interview her because she was a woman. He changed his mind and apologized after listening to her performance. They formed a band called Dying Stars together with Jeff Fabb, the drummer. Later, guitarist Blake Bunzel joined the band together with bassist Josh Newell. In This Moment was the name given to the group following its initial two concerts.