Masiela and Maria

Masiela Lusha is an American actor, author, and human rights activist who was raised in Tirana Albania. Masiela is the sole child of Max Lusha and Daniela Lusha. At the age of seven Lusha was moved to Michigan to pursue a modeling career and while modeling and starring in plays a Hollywood talent agent spotted her. Lusha started her writing career at the age of seven in Los Angeles as she acted. She wrote her book, Inner Thoughts an e-book that contained poetry while in the city. She appeared in 2000 as was the character Lisa as Lisa in Father's Love. In her debut television appearance, Lusha starred as Lizzie McGuire on an episode. Lusha played the role of Carmen Lopez, the star of George Lopez's popular sitcom from 2002-2007. While playing the character Lusha was awarded the award for Best Leading Young Actress in the 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. Her father was absent from his family at a young age. Brink was 14 when she was pregnant, and had to leave high school. Davion was born, and Brink had to move into an apartment. To make ends meet, she began working as a washerwoman. In 1995, Brink was a part of her group Pulse that was formed in Albany New York. This band opened shows in the local area for Coal Chamber and Sevendust. The members split up later. She made the move to Los Angeles in 2002, when she was 25, looking for a big break. Brink began working at stores, and sing in pubs. Brink was looking for groups. She was introduced to Chris Howorth, the band's present member, during an audition for a musician one year later. Howorth turned her down because she's a woman. However, he altered his mind and apologized to her after listening to her singing. Dying Stars were the name they used to describe their group, and they were also a part of with drummer Jeff Fabb. They were later added to by the guitarist Blake Bunzel and bassist Josh Newell. In This Moment became the new name for the band following two live performances.