Masiela and Maria

Masiela Lusha is a American actor, author, and human rights activist was born in Tirana Albania. Masiela Lusha is the sole child of Max and Daniela Lusha. Lusha started modeling at age of seven. She was discovered by an Hollywood agent while she was modeling and performing in stage plays. Lusha started her writing career in Los Angeles as she acted. She wrote the book Inner Thoughts an e-book that contained poetry while in the city. The first time she was cast in a role was in 2000 when she played the character Lisa in the film Father's Love. Her first television appearance was in an episode of Lizzie McGuire. Lusha played the lead as Carmen Lopez for the television popular George Lopez. Lusha was the actress who was the character of Carmen Lopez in the popular sitcom George Lopez between 2002 and 2007 won her the Young Artist Awards Best Leading Young actress in a Drama or Comedy, in 2003. Maria brink......................Maria Brink was born on December 18 1977 into a troubled family in New York. Brink was just a little girl at the time her father separated from the family. Brink was just 14 when she was pregnant and she dropped out of school. Davion the son of her, was born at the age of 14. Brink relocated to a condo in her parents in order to make money. Brink was a member of her first band Pulse from Albany in New York. The band played shows in the region for Coal Chamber and Sevendust. In the end, members of the band broke into two groups. Brink relocated from Los Angeles in 2002, in her late 20s, looking for a big break. Brink performed in bars, coffee shops and stores while searching for the right band. In two years, Brink met Chris Howorth (now a band part of the band) in an audition. Howorth turned down her application because she is female. After listening to her Howorth's audition, he changed his mind and accepted his apology. Along with drummer Jeff Fabb they formed the band they called Dying Stars. Then the guitarist Blake Bunzel joined the band along with Bassist Josh Newell. In This Moment became the new name for the band following two live performances.