Lesley Ann Brandt and Maria Bartiromo

Lesley Ann Brandt, born 2nd December 1981, is a model and an actor who has appeared in many TV series as well as films. Brandt began her career in New Zealand with the sitcom Diplomatic immunity. Her American debut came with her character Naevia on the historical drama Spartacus: Blood and Sand. The actress's TV credits include Spartacus: Gods of the Arena CSI: NY Single Ladies The Librarians, and many others. Since 2016, Brandt has played the role in the role of Mazikeen in the urban fantasy series Lucifer with Tom Ellis Lauren German and Kevin Alejandro. Brandt was raised in Cape Town in South Africa. The family moved to Auckland with her family in her late teens. Her career began as model in print as well as commercial advertisements. Before becoming a famous model, Brandt worked as a retail salesperson, and as a recruiter for the information technology industry. The first time she was featured, she landed her performance in the year 2009 on the New Zealand sitcom Diplomatic Immunity where she took on the character as Leilani Fa'auigaese. The first time she appeared was as a character in Spartacus Blood and Sand in 2021. She played Naevia as a slave on the show. Her character, Naevia, was reprised on the Spartacus prequel Spartacus Gods of the Arena. Craig Parker and she co-starred in three television shows, Diplomatic Immunity (2009), Spartacus (2010), and Legend of the Seeker (2008). She also was cast playing an enigmatic bounty hunter called Mazikeen on the Netflix show Lucifer. Her most memorable role is that of. The show co-stars her with Tom Ellis Lauren Germany Kevin Alejandro as well as D. B. Woodside.

Maria Bartiromo was the first American journalist to broadcast live at the New York Stock Exchange. Her reputation has been recognized for her many highly successful shows. An experienced broadcaster who has more than two decades' experience covering business and the economics, she was instrumental in assisting CNBC become one of television's leading channels in business and economics. The success of her journalistic career makes it seem like she was always made to pursue a career in journalistic work. When she was a teen, Maria struggled to decide which career she wanted. Her dream was to be an artist one day, and an interior designer the next. After she learned about the thrilling and exciting opportunities that journalism offers, there was nothing she could do but go. She is a great journalist, but she's also an inspiration for women who want to make it in largely male-dominated fields. In addition to being named one of the fifty women who defined the decade, she is the first woman journalist to ever get inducted into the Cable Hall of Fame. Also, she is an author as well as a columnist.