Lesley Ann Brandt and Maria Bartiromo

Born on the 2nd of December, 1982 in Cape Town South Africa Lesley-Ann Brandt is an actor and model well known for her appearances in both movies and television shows. Brandt was the first actress to make her American debut in Spartacus: Blood and Sand which is a drama set in the past. Her acting career as a New Zealander who appeared on Diplomatic Immunity. The actress's TV credits are Spartacus: Gods of the Arena CSI: NY Single Ladies The Librarians as well as several other. Brandt played the character of Mazikeen since 2016. The show Lucifer is a comedy starring Tom Ellis Lauren German Kevin Alejandro. Brandt was raised in Cape Town, South Africa. Her move to Auckland with her family when she was in her late teens. Her career began as model for print ads and commercial advertisements. Prior to her rise to recognition as a model, she was employed in sales at retail as well as working as an information technology recruitment consultant. In the New Zealand sitcom Diplomatic Immunity in which she played Leilani F'auigaese back in 2009, her debut role secured. Her first appearance was in Spartacus Blood and Sand in 2021. She was Naevia who was a slave in that show. The role of Naevia is also reprised by her on the Spartacus miniseries Spartacus Gods of the Arena. Craig Parker starred alongside her in three television shows: Diplomatic Immunity (2009), Spartacus (2010), and Legend of the Seeker (2008). She began playing Mazikeen as a demon who seeks bounty on the hit Netflix show Lucifer. She has played her the most significant role to this point. The show stars with Tom Ellis Lauren French Kevin Alejandro D. B. Woodside.

Maria Bartiromo - the American TV journalist who was the first journalist to live report from the New York Stock Exchange - is well known and has numerous highly rated shows. Over the course of her twenty-year career as a journalist, Bartiromo was instrumental in the establishment of the TV channel CNBC to be one of leading companies in economic and business reportage. An extremely successful career in journalism seems to suggest that she was always made to pursue a career in journalism. Maria, as a girl, was unsure of the career path she wanted to pursue. She had dreams of becoming an artist one day, and an interior designer next. The excitement of journalism was too exciting to resist. She's a fantastic journalist, and she's an inspiration for women seeking to succeed into male-dominated professions. In addition to being named one of the fifty faces that shaped the decade, she is the first journalist of female descent to be recognized in the Cable Hall of Fame. Aside from her work as writer, columnist, and broadcaster, Ms. Ayala is also an freelance journalist.