Masiela and Maria

Masiela Lusha is an American actress, writer and activist was born from Tirana Albania. Max and Daniela Lusha raised her as an only daughter. At the age of seven Lusha relocated to Michigan to pursue an acting career. While performing in shows and modeling an Hollywood talent agent came across her. Lusha started her writing career at the age of seven in Los Angeles as she acted. She published her book, Inner Thoughts - a book that contained poetry while in the city. She was the character Lisa on Father's Love in 2000. She then went on to play a part in one episodes of Lizzie McGuire that was her initial role in television productions. Lusha was the character Carmen Lopez, the star of George Lopez's popular sitcom from 2002-2007. Lusha's portrayal won her the Young Artist Awards for Best Leading Female Actress of the Year, Comedy or Drama in 2003 and in 2004. Maria brink......................Maria Brink was born on December 18 1977 into a troubled family in New York. She was a young girl when her father left the family. Brink dropped out of high-school when she was 14 after having a baby. Following the birth of Davion, her first son Davion she moved into an apartment and started working at the local laundromat in order to help pay the bills. Brink was part of her initial band Pulse located in Albany, New York. The band played shows within the area of Coal Chamber and Sevendust. In the end, members of the group broke together. When she was 25 years old Brink made the decision to move from California in 2002 and relocated to Los Angeles searching for her break. When she was looking for a band Brink worked in stores and performed in coffee shops and in bars. A couple of years later, Chris Howorth, a part of the band she is in now was interviewed by her. Howorth rejected her audition because she is female. But he quickly made a change of heart and apologized to her upon hearing her sing. They formed the Dying Stars band with Jeff Fabb, a drummer. Blake Bunzel, Josh Newell and Josh Bunzel later included in the band. In This Moment became the brand new name of the group following two live performances.