Natasha Henstridge

At the age of 21, Natasha Henstridge beat out hundreds of other doe-eyed hopefuls when she was cast in “Species” for MGM. “Species” took in over $100 million at the box office, making Henstridge a hot property. She is best known for her work on the ABC series “Commander in Chief,” opposite Geena Davis and Donald Sutherland.  Henstridge also starred opposite Jonny Lee Miller on the ABC hit series “Eli Stone.” Henstridge also starred on the CW series “Secret Circle.” Most recently, Henstridge starred in the Hallmark Channel Original Movies, “You Lucky Dog” opposite Harry Hamlin and in the 2012 holiday movie “Christmas Song.”

Mark Steines

Emmy award-winning journalist Mark Steines hosts Hallmark Channel’s new “Home & Family,” the ultimate ‘how to’ show (premiering October 1, 2012).  After more than 17 years on “Entertainment Tonight,” Steines and his co-host Paige Davis (“Trading Spaces”) will entertain and inform their audience daily with an array of entertaining and relevant lifestyle topics, celebrities and experts. From small town Iowa to the red carpets of Hollywood, three-time Emmy winner Steines has established himself as one of the most trusted and charismatic figures in entertainment news.  During his tenure at “Entertainment Tonight” he interviewed 100’s of A-list actors, producers, musicians and athletes.

Ron Masak

Since he was seen by millions of households worldwide, starring as Sheriff Mort Metzger in the hit television series “Murder, She Wrote,” and given that he has also been seen and heard in hundreds of television and radio commercials (he was named, "King of Commercials" by Hollywood columnist James Bacon) and since he has starred in 20 feature films and guest starred in some 350 TV shows, it is no wonder that he is often introduced as one of America's most familiar faces. But Ron's favorite role remains that of husband to his lovely wife Kay, and father to their six children as well as grandfather to their eight grandchildren.

McKenzie Westmore

Born and raised in Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley, Westmore started her career early at the age of three when she was cast in “Raging Bull,” as Robert De Niro’s daughter. Most widely recognized for her 10-year run as Sheridan Crane on NBC’s popular daytime drama “Passions,” Westmore’s additional television and film credits include “Weird Science,” “Star Trek: TNG,” “Star Trek Voyager,” “Dexter,” “Surviving Suburbia,” and the “Star Trek” feature film “Insurrection.”  Westmore also played a recurring role on ABC’s hit daytime drama “All My Children.”  In addition, she can be seen in the HBO web series “Apocalypse Wow!,”in the independent feature films “Vile” and “Dose of Reality” scheduled for release in 2013 and on the 3rd season premiere of SyFy’s hit reality competition & most popular unscripted series “Face Off!”

Colin Ferguson

Best known for his starring role on the SyFy original series “Eureka,” Colin Ferguson is a triple threat- Actor, Director, and Producer. The Canadian native got his start in comedy and was a member of the Montreal improv group “On The Spot.” He was also a founding member of Detroit’s “Second City” comedy club.

Maria Canals-Barrera

Whether she is appearing on TV/Film, on stage or lending her voice to countless hit shows, Maria Canals-Barrera is a multitalented actress who has showcased her talent across the board in entertainment. Maria is most commonly known for her starring role as the mortal mother of three teenage wizards in the Emmy Award-winning series "Wizards of Waverly Place."  Maria reprised her role in the Emmy Award-winning Disney Channel Original Movie "Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie," for which she won an Imagen award for Best Supporting Actress – Television in 2010. On the big screen, Maria most recently appeared in Universal Pictures’ "Larry Crowne." She can also be seen in "Master of Disguise" and "My Family / Mi Familia."

Tahj Mowry stars on the hit ABC Family show “Baby Daddy.” At the age of four, he began working in commercials and proved to be such a natural in front of the camera, he soon was in heavy demand. Mowry made his TV debut guest starring on “Who's The Boss?” and later played a recurring role on “Full House.” He has also appeared on “Friends,” “Sister, Sister,” Disney's animated series “Aladdin” and “The Lion King,” “Desperate Housewives,” “The Game” and “The Suite Life Of Zack And Cody.” His film credits include “Are We Done Yet?” and “Bad Meat.” In 2003, Mowry left Hollywood to play college football on a full scholarship. Two years later, he came back to California after he realized he missed his first love, acting.