Lesley Ann Brandt and Maria Bartiromo

Born on December 2 1982 in Cape Town South Africa Lesley-Ann Brandt is an actor and model well known for her appearances on TV shows and films. Brandt, who began her career as an actor in New Zealand's Diplomatic Immunity sitcom she made her American debut on the stage with the character as Naevia in the historical series Spartacus: Blood and Sand. Since then, the actress has been featured in many television shows, including those of Spartacus: Gods of the Arena CSI: NY Single Ladies as well as The Librarians. Brandt portrays the role of Mazikeen on the urban fantasy show Lucifer with Tom Ellis Lauren German Kevin Alejandro. Brandt grew up at Cape Town South Africa. In her late teens, she relocated from Cape Town to Auckland New Zealand along with her parents and siblings. Brandt started her modelling career through ads and commercials. She worked as an IT recruiting consultant and in retail before becoming a well-known fashion model. In 2009, she was cast on a New Zealand television sitcom called Diplomatic Immunity as Leilani. In 2021, she starred in Spartacus Blood and Sand as an unnamed young slave girl named Naevia. The character of Naevia was reprised on the Spartacus prequel, Spartacus Gods of the Arena. Craig Parker and she co-starred on three separate television series, Diplomatic Immunity (2009), Spartacus (2010), and Legend of the Seeker (2008). In the year 2016, Mazikeen began her role as a bounty-hunting demon in Netflix's smash hit Lucifer. It's her largest role to date. In this show, she is co-starring alongside Tom Ellis Lauren german Kevin Alejandro D. B. Woodside.

Maria Bartiromo - the American television journalist who was the first reporter to report live on the New York Stock Exchange - is a well-known name and hosts several very popular shows. A veteran broadcaster with over two decades' experience writing about business and economy, she played a key role in assisting CNBC grow into one of television's top channels for business and economics. Her exceptionally successful journalism career makes one believe that the female was always destined to work in this particular field. When she was a teen, Maria struggled to decide which career she wanted. She was then tempted to become an interior designer. The thrill of journalism was too exciting for her to leave out. This feisty woman isn't just an excellent journalist but she is also an example for women who dream of making the big time in a male dominated market. The first female journalist to be recognized as one of fifty Faces who Shaped the Decade. In addition to being writer, columnist, and a broadcaster Ayala is also a broadcaster, author and columnist. Ayala works as an freelance journalist.