Trivia: Also known as Sticky Fingaz, Sticky, and sometimes credited as Kirk `Sticky' Jones. Began musical career as frontman for the hardcore rap group Onyx in 1992. Released his first solo album, Black Trash: The Autobiography of Kirk Jones, in 2000. In addition to guest spots on numerous television series, landed the title role on Spike's Blade: The Series in 2006.

Trivia: Popular gangsta rap artist who made his film acting debut in the 2000 film, 3 Strikes.

Trivia: Patrick Gallo devoted much of his on-camera time to character parts, typically as thugs, hoods, cops, bodyguards, and heavies -- particularly those with a slightly ethnic bent. His resumé includes guest appearances on such series dramas as NYPD Blue (where he fit in perfectly) and ER, a bit role in the direct-to-video sexploitation outing American Wedding (2003, as a wedding dress salesman), and a supporting turn as a police officer in the sci-fi comedy I'll Believe You (2007).

Trivia: Actor Brian J. White eked out an unusual path to showbusiness. A Massachusetts native and the son of Boston Celtics player JoJo White, Brian attended the Ivy League Dartmouth College, majoring in poly sci, theater arts, and psychology, but his athletic prowess yielded two offers to go professional: one with the NFL and another with the National Lacrosse League. White opted for the NFL, and signed with the New England Patriots, but a sporting injury derailed his career and found him forking off into professional modeling, and then acting. Within the latter arena, White began to specialize in onscreen portrayals of intelligent, polished, and urbane men. The actor took his earliest screen bow with a lead role: that of Tracy Wainwright, a young executive who strikes up an ill-advised affair with his boss, only to find his career jeopardized when he falls in love with another woman, in the 2001 workplace drama Me & Mrs. Jones. Unfortunately for White and his co-stars, that film failed to achieve wide theatrical release in the United States (despite touring the festival circuit), but the actor achieved greater recognition with a multi-episode role on the small-screen police drama The Shield (as Detective Tavon Garris) and supporting turns in the features Mr. 3000 (2004), The Family Stone (2005), and Stomp the Yard (2007). He returned to the small screen in fall 2007, playing Lieutenant Carl Davis in a recurring role on the vampire detective series Moonlight.

Trivia: Made her screen debut in a music video for "Good Vibrations" by Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch. Major breakthrough role was as Jordan Tate, Baywatch's first African-American cast member (and was based on real-life lifeguard Ingrid Walters). Has appeared on four separate reality shows: The Surreal Life, Celebrity Big Brother, Surreal Life: Fame Games, and Gimme My Reality Show! A decade after starring on Baywatch with David Hasselhoff, she participated in Comedy Central's Roast of David Hasselhoff. Is a long-time member of PETA, and participated in their "I'd Rather Be Naked Than Wear Fur" promotional campaign.