Kevin "K-Smoove" Rivers Jr. is an American featherweight professional boxer from Palmer Park, Maryland.
Family
River’s grandfather was a street knockout artist, his father and three uncles trained in Palmer Park boxing gyms.
Rivers is married with three sons and resides in Maryland.
Career
Rivers was a decorated amateur national champion with a 150-15 record. He was ranked No. 1 in the U.S. in 2009 and represented the country in numerous international amateur boxing competitions. As an amateur, he won the Ringside World Championship, National PAL Tournament and Jr. Golden Gloves—where he was named the tournament's “Outstanding Boxer”. Kevin competed and won in virtually every major amateur boxing tournament, including the National Silver Gloves, National Golden Gloves, US Future Stars, Under-19 National Championships, AIBA Youth World Championship, World Championships, US Nationals, and in Italy, where he boxed the Italian National Team to a draw.
Rivers fought professionally for the first time at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. on September 29, 2012, winning a unanimous decision over David Warren Huffman of Cincinnati. Rivers scored a first-round, one-punch knockout in his second professional fight on November 3, 2012 against Bobby Wooten of Wilson, N.C at the same venue. Rivers dropped Wooten with a vicious left hook, the only punch he needed to win the fight. Rivers won his next five fights by stoppage, starting with a win over Alan Beeman in December 2012, followed by a knockout of Giovanni Vasquez at Rosecroft Raceway on January 15, 2013, again powered by deadly left hooks.
After scoring six stoppages in a row, Rivers took on the tough Jason Rorie on May 18, 2013 at UDC on the undercard of a show headlined by Dusty Hernandez Harrison. Rorie provided a solid test, but Rivers passed easily, and Stiff Jab declared him ready for bigger challenges. His next fight came against Rasool Shakoor of Jackson, Michigan on June 15, 2013 back at the Convention Center. Rivers crumpled Shakoor with a right hand to his liver in the 2nd round, earning a traditional knockout when Shakoor was unable to rise.
As of November 2018, Rivers' professional record was 14 Wins and 2 losses, with 10 wins coming by way of knockout.
Family
River’s grandfather was a street knockout artist, his father and three uncles trained in Palmer Park boxing gyms.
Rivers is married with three sons and resides in Maryland.
Career
Rivers was a decorated amateur national champion with a 150-15 record. He was ranked No. 1 in the U.S. in 2009 and represented the country in numerous international amateur boxing competitions. As an amateur, he won the Ringside World Championship, National PAL Tournament and Jr. Golden Gloves—where he was named the tournament's “Outstanding Boxer”. Kevin competed and won in virtually every major amateur boxing tournament, including the National Silver Gloves, National Golden Gloves, US Future Stars, Under-19 National Championships, AIBA Youth World Championship, World Championships, US Nationals, and in Italy, where he boxed the Italian National Team to a draw.
Rivers fought professionally for the first time at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. on September 29, 2012, winning a unanimous decision over David Warren Huffman of Cincinnati. Rivers scored a first-round, one-punch knockout in his second professional fight on November 3, 2012 against Bobby Wooten of Wilson, N.C at the same venue. Rivers dropped Wooten with a vicious left hook, the only punch he needed to win the fight. Rivers won his next five fights by stoppage, starting with a win over Alan Beeman in December 2012, followed by a knockout of Giovanni Vasquez at Rosecroft Raceway on January 15, 2013, again powered by deadly left hooks.
After scoring six stoppages in a row, Rivers took on the tough Jason Rorie on May 18, 2013 at UDC on the undercard of a show headlined by Dusty Hernandez Harrison. Rorie provided a solid test, but Rivers passed easily, and Stiff Jab declared him ready for bigger challenges. His next fight came against Rasool Shakoor of Jackson, Michigan on June 15, 2013 back at the Convention Center. Rivers crumpled Shakoor with a right hand to his liver in the 2nd round, earning a traditional knockout when Shakoor was unable to rise.
As of November 2018, Rivers' professional record was 14 Wins and 2 losses, with 10 wins coming by way of knockout.
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Kashmira Chakraborty is an Indian Vocalist, Musicologist and Writer. She had received her PhD Degree from Rabindra Bharati University, West Bengal. She is Best Known for Making Remixes and Mashups. In the past few years, she had established her Musical Career primarily through Social Media.
Early Years
Kashmira started singing when she was just a kid. She completed his primary education from Burdwan and started her Further Studies from Rabindra Bharati University. She was trained in Music initially by Banashree Sengupta. But because of some Vocal cord Disorder, she was unable to sing for Around 18 years.
Career
After 18 years she again started to sing in various Concerts and later started her Career in Youtube as an Artist with the help of her son Sagnik Chakraborty. She started to Make Remixes and Mashups. She is best known for Fagunero Mohonay(Remix)".
Kashmira Chakraborty is an Indian Vocalist, Musicologist and Writer. She had received her PhD Degree from Rabindra Bharati University, West Bengal. She is Best Known for Making Remixes and Mashups. In the past few years, she had established her Musical Career primarily through Social Media.
Early Years
Kashmira started singing when she was just a kid. She completed his primary education from Burdwan and started her Further Studies from Rabindra Bharati University. She was trained in Music initially by Banashree Sengupta. But because of some Vocal cord Disorder, she was unable to sing for Around 18 years.
Career
After 18 years she again started to sing in various Concerts and later started her Career in Youtube as an Artist with the help of her son Sagnik Chakraborty. She started to Make Remixes and Mashups. She is best known for Fagunero Mohonay(Remix)".
Scott Harding (born 2 March 1971) is a New Zealand television and theatre actor, best known for his role as Lloyd Draper from the television series Outrageous Fortune.
Scott is a graduate from the National Academy of Singing and Dramatic Art (NASDA) in Christchurch. He moved to Auckland after graduating from NASDA.
He has appeared in many television commercials for both the local and overseas market, and has appeared in many theatre productions over the years.
Scott's favourite pastime is painting (art/portraits).
Early life
Scott was born in Christchurch, the youngest child of Wendy and John Harding. Scott's older brother; Todd lives in Palmerston North with his wife Dara Harding and daughter Bailey aged 12 and is a graphic designer.
Scott is also an artist and Scott paints portraits and landscapes. Scott has been living in Auckland for 12 years now.
Filmography
Television
* Shortland Street .... Officer Heston (2007-2008)
* Outrageous Fortune .... Lloyd Draper (2008)
Films and Made-for-TV Movies
* Her Majesty (2001) .... Town Hall Clerk
* Cupid's Prey (2002) .... Security Guard
* Terror Peak (2003) .... Bus Driver
* We're Here to Help (2007) .... Bruce Hayter
Local Theatre
* Cash on Delivery (1999) Dolphin Theatre .... Norman Bassett
* Laburnum Grove (2000) Dolphin Theatre .... Harold
* The Baby Dance (2001) Dolphin Theatre .... Al
* Season's Greetings (2003) Dolphin Theatre .... Neville
* Will You Still Love Me In The Morning? (2005) Dolphin Theatre .... Humphrey
* Tons of Money (2006) Dolphin Theatre .... Aubrey Allington
* The Kidnap Game (2008) Dolphin Theatre .... Paul Kendon
Scott is a graduate from the National Academy of Singing and Dramatic Art (NASDA) in Christchurch. He moved to Auckland after graduating from NASDA.
He has appeared in many television commercials for both the local and overseas market, and has appeared in many theatre productions over the years.
Scott's favourite pastime is painting (art/portraits).
Early life
Scott was born in Christchurch, the youngest child of Wendy and John Harding. Scott's older brother; Todd lives in Palmerston North with his wife Dara Harding and daughter Bailey aged 12 and is a graphic designer.
Scott is also an artist and Scott paints portraits and landscapes. Scott has been living in Auckland for 12 years now.
Filmography
Television
* Shortland Street .... Officer Heston (2007-2008)
* Outrageous Fortune .... Lloyd Draper (2008)
Films and Made-for-TV Movies
* Her Majesty (2001) .... Town Hall Clerk
* Cupid's Prey (2002) .... Security Guard
* Terror Peak (2003) .... Bus Driver
* We're Here to Help (2007) .... Bruce Hayter
Local Theatre
* Cash on Delivery (1999) Dolphin Theatre .... Norman Bassett
* Laburnum Grove (2000) Dolphin Theatre .... Harold
* The Baby Dance (2001) Dolphin Theatre .... Al
* Season's Greetings (2003) Dolphin Theatre .... Neville
* Will You Still Love Me In The Morning? (2005) Dolphin Theatre .... Humphrey
* Tons of Money (2006) Dolphin Theatre .... Aubrey Allington
* The Kidnap Game (2008) Dolphin Theatre .... Paul Kendon
Philip James Craig (born September 3, 1950) is an English-born Canadian actor, former politician and battlefield tour guide. His film credits include Cinderella Man (2005) and ' (2009).
Career
Craig trained at The Drama Studio, London, England before going on to appear in theatres across Canada. Notable theatre credits include Henry IV Part I and II at the Stratford Festival, Journey’s End at the National Arts Centre, and Henry IV at the New York Shakespeare Festival under the direction of Des McAnuff. He also appeared in Jean Anouilh's Antigone as Chorus, and in Peter Nichols A Day in the Death of Joe Egg as Brian, both of which earned him awards.
After a ten-year hiatus from 1985 to 1995 during which time he opened two restaurants in Edinburgh, Scotland, Craig returned home to resume his acting career.
Numerous film appearances include Cinderella Man, directed by Ron Howard and starring Russell Crowe, John Q with Denzel Washington, Owning Mahowny with Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Spider starring Ralph Fiennes and directed by David Cronenberg. Craig starred as Tommy Gorman in The Rocket: The Maurice Richard Story, Charles Binamé's bio-pic of great Canadian ice hockey legend Maurice Richard, and featured in the film ' in which he played Philip Abshire, the father of Claire Abshire (portrayed by Rachel McAdams).He also appeared as Detective Kinzer in the 2003 Film Behind the Red Door . Craig was on stage at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival as part of the 2011 Season in the productions of Richard III and the Merry Wives of Windsor, and also appeared in the first two seasons of the Netflix series Hemlock Grove, in the role of the Bishop. In 2018 he played a detective on 72 Hours (Season 1, Ep. 5- Loch Ness Monster) Craig was most recently on tour in Toronto, Los Angeles and Australia in the stage production The Last Confession starring David Suchet.
He has lent his voice to many radio and television commercial spots and has appeared in many television commercials including most notably the Lotto 6/49 spot in which he gave away cottages to his family.
Politics
Craig served as Councillor for Ward 2 in the Town of Georgina from 2010 to 2014.
Personal life
Craig is very active in his community, having co-founded The Georgina Military Museum with WW2 veteran Sam Doggart. Craig is also the historian for Liberation Tours with business partner John Cannon, taking travelers to northwest Europe to visit the Canadian battlefield sites of WWI and WWII.
Craig is married with four adult children.
Career
Craig trained at The Drama Studio, London, England before going on to appear in theatres across Canada. Notable theatre credits include Henry IV Part I and II at the Stratford Festival, Journey’s End at the National Arts Centre, and Henry IV at the New York Shakespeare Festival under the direction of Des McAnuff. He also appeared in Jean Anouilh's Antigone as Chorus, and in Peter Nichols A Day in the Death of Joe Egg as Brian, both of which earned him awards.
After a ten-year hiatus from 1985 to 1995 during which time he opened two restaurants in Edinburgh, Scotland, Craig returned home to resume his acting career.
Numerous film appearances include Cinderella Man, directed by Ron Howard and starring Russell Crowe, John Q with Denzel Washington, Owning Mahowny with Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Spider starring Ralph Fiennes and directed by David Cronenberg. Craig starred as Tommy Gorman in The Rocket: The Maurice Richard Story, Charles Binamé's bio-pic of great Canadian ice hockey legend Maurice Richard, and featured in the film ' in which he played Philip Abshire, the father of Claire Abshire (portrayed by Rachel McAdams).He also appeared as Detective Kinzer in the 2003 Film Behind the Red Door . Craig was on stage at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival as part of the 2011 Season in the productions of Richard III and the Merry Wives of Windsor, and also appeared in the first two seasons of the Netflix series Hemlock Grove, in the role of the Bishop. In 2018 he played a detective on 72 Hours (Season 1, Ep. 5- Loch Ness Monster) Craig was most recently on tour in Toronto, Los Angeles and Australia in the stage production The Last Confession starring David Suchet.
He has lent his voice to many radio and television commercial spots and has appeared in many television commercials including most notably the Lotto 6/49 spot in which he gave away cottages to his family.
Politics
Craig served as Councillor for Ward 2 in the Town of Georgina from 2010 to 2014.
Personal life
Craig is very active in his community, having co-founded The Georgina Military Museum with WW2 veteran Sam Doggart. Craig is also the historian for Liberation Tours with business partner John Cannon, taking travelers to northwest Europe to visit the Canadian battlefield sites of WWI and WWII.
Craig is married with four adult children.