Debbie Gibson and Devin Kelley

Debbie Gibson was a successful pop star who gained prominence in the late 80s. As time passed, newer artists took over the music industry but she continued making her music and following her love. Gibson was born at the end of August 31st 1970, on Long Island in New York City. Her heritage includes German and Italian along with a tiny portion of Russian. She is the third of three children and is the daughter Diane Gibson as well as Joseph Gibson. Morton Estrin taught her piano in her early years. The year 1983 was when she launched her career by composing a song called I Come From America which she sent a recording to WOR as her entry for WOR's song contest. Her mother then converted her garage to a recording studio after she was awarded the prize. D.J. submitted a radio station a demo of Only in My Dreams. to play her tune with an executive at Atlantic Records and helped her to secure a development deal right away. The singer embarked on a promotion concert tour throughout in the United States. In the years 1986 and 1987 she spent most of her time building up her repertoire of songs performing at places. Gibson's mom would accompany her to her concerts. In the meantime, she attended Calhoun High School Merrick New York, where she later graduated as an honour student. Devin Kelley...............Devin Kelley is one of the most popular and richest TV Actress who was born on January 29 1986 in Saint Paul Minnesota United States. The most well-known of her roles is her character roles in the series as The Chicago Code's Dr. Maggie Langston and Vonda Wysocki in the TV shows Resurrection as well as The Chicago Code she is well-known for her frequent character of Kat on The Oxygen Network program Tease and her principal role in the show The Frequency on the CW. In 2011 and 2012 she was the main character Parker Rowland on the Parker Rowland on the In 2011 and 2012 she played the role of a recurring character as Parker Rowland on the Piper Perabo series Covert Affairs. series Covert Affairs.