Masiela and Maria

Masiela Lusha is a American actress author and humanitarian born in Tirana Albania. Masiela Lusha is the sole child of Max and Daniela Lusha. Lusha began modeling at the age of seven, and was spotted by an Hollywood agent while she was performing and modeling in shows. Lusha began her writing career in Los Angeles as she acted. She wrote her book, Inner Thoughts - a book that contained poetry while in the city. Her first acting gig was in the year 2000, when she was the role of Lisa in the film Father's Love. Her first appearance on TV was on an episode of Lizzie McGuire. Lusha played the role of Carmen Lopez from George Lopez between 2002 until 2007. Lusha won her Young Artist Awards' Best Leading Young Artist Award in the genre of Drama or Drama while playing her character. Maria brink......................Maria Brink was born on December 18 1977 into a troubled family in New York. Her father abandoned her family when she wasn't even a teenager. Brink was just 14 when she was pregnant and she dropped out of school. After having Davion, her first son Davion she moved into an apartment and began working in a local laundry shop to make both ends meet. In 1995 Brink began her own group Pulse based on the streets of Albany New York. This band opened shows in the region for Coal Chamber and Sevendust. However, the members of the group later split up. After she turned twenty-five, she moved her home from California and moved to Los Angeles, looking for the big break. In the process of searching for a band, Brink worked in stores and performed in coffee shops and bars. She was introduced to Chris Howorth, the band's currently a member at an audition for music one year later. Howorth turned down her application due to her gender. When he saw her perform, he changed his mind. They formed the Dying Stars group with Jeff Fabb, a drummer. In the following years, guitarist Blake Bunzel joined the band together with Bassist Josh Newell. The name of the group has been changed to In This Moment after two shows.