Masiela and Maria

Masiela Lusha, an American actress and writer, was born in Tirana Albania. Masiela Lusha is a single child of Max and Daniela Lusha. As a young girl, Lusha moved to Michigan and began a modelling career. While she was acting in and modeling plays the Hollywood talent agent spotted her. When she was acting on stage in Los Angeles Lusha became a published writer with her first collection of poems called Inner Thoughts. The first time she was cast in a role was in 2000 when she played the character Lisa in the movie Father's Love. After that, she would star in one of the series of Lizzie McGuire which was her first role on television. Between 2002 and 2007 Lusha was offered the character as Carmen Lopez in the hit television comedy George Lopez. In the role, Lusha got the title of Best Young Leading actor in a Comedy or Drama at the Young Artist Awards in 2003 and 2004. Maria brink......................Maria Brink was born on December 18 1977 into a troubled family in New York. At the age of a young girl her father broke up with the family. When she was 14 Brink became pregnant and was forced to drop out of high school. Brink moved into an apartment after having Davion and then started work at the laundromat. In 1995, Brink became a member of her first group Pulse which was based at Albany New York. The group mostly played local shows for Coal Chamber, Sevendust and different band. After that, the members of the group split up. The singer relocated into Los Angeles in 2002, at the age of 25, looking for her break. Brink did a lot of singing and working at bars and coffee shops while she sought out a band. She was introduced to Chris Howorth, the band's current member, at an audition in the year following. Howorth declined to interview her due to the fact that she's a woman. When he saw her perform the show, he changed his mind. The band was formed by Jeff Fabb and them, as well as guitarist Blake Bunzel. Blake Bunzel, Josh Newell and Josh Bunzel were later joined to the group. In This Moment was the title of the band following its initial two concerts.